The Week That Girl Died Trailer (1998)

16 October 1998 Comedy 90 mins

The lives of three lifelong buddies in a small New England fishing town will never be the same after The Week That Girl Died, a touching romantic comedy about finding Ms. Right-at all the wrong times. Vinnie (Erik Palladino) bumps into the attractive Jessie(Brigitte Bako) at his uncle's wake, and when his aunt mistakes her for his latest girlfriend, she gladly plays the part-leaving out one small detail. Jimmy(Robert Longstreet) sets his sights on the seedy part of town-only to find love (Justina Machado) waiting for him in the least likely of places. And Ralph (Patrick Fischler) woke up a virgin on Friday morning only to have that situation reversed two times over by Saturday night. With an original score by jazz musician Kevin Eubanks (The Tonight Show with Jay Leno) "The Week That Girl Died" takes the notion of the romantic comedy and gives it a dose of what real people go through.

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Cast

Erik Palladino as Vinnie

Robert Longstreet as Jimmy

Patrick Fischler as Ralph

Justina Machado as Marita

Michelle Azar as Cheryl

Brigitte Bako as Jessie

Lauren Cohn as Donkey Girl

Shana O'Neil as Elaine

Rachael Harris as Honey

Salli Saffioti as Vinnie's Little Sister

John Cody Fasano as Kid with French Fries

Crew

Robert Longstreet Editor

Sean Travis Editor

Sean Travis Director

Rocco V. Iacovone Executive Producer

Sean Travis Executive Producer

Rocco V. Iacovone Writer

Robert Longstreet Executive Producer

Craig Spirko Executive Producer

Kevin Eubanks Original Music Composer

Craig Spirko Director of Photography

Carla Diamond Producer

International Releases Dates

United States 16 October 1998

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