Darling Companion Movie Overview

Darling Companion - Overview

Genre: Drama

Opened: Apr 20, 2012 Run Time: 1hr 43min

Cast: Diane Keaton Kevin Kline Dianne Wiest Richard Jenkins

Director: Lawrence Kasdan

Producer: Anthony Bregman Lawrence Kasdan Elizabeth Redleaf

Executive Producer: Meg Kasdan Christine Kunewa Walker John J Kelly

Synopsis

Darling Companion: The wife of a self-absorbed surgeon named Joseph (Kevin Kline), Beth Winter (Diane Keaton) is decidedly lonely. One day, while out driving with her daughter, Grace (Elisabeth Moss), Beth rescues a stray dog and later decides to keep it. The pooch, dubbed Freeway, fills the void in Beth's life, begins to crack Joseph's stern exterior, and acts as a matchmaker for Grace. Then, Joseph loses Freeway while out walking, leading to a frantic search that... Read More

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Box Office Data
Screen Count	60

# Weeks	5

# Weekend Gross	$0.1M

# Total Gross	$0.4M

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Darling Companion

Domestic Theatrical Distributor:

Sony Pictures Classics

Domestic Distribution Rights:

Sony Pictures Classics

Foreign Distribution Sales:

Sierra Pictures

Foreign Distribution Rights:

Alliance Atlantis Pictures

Foreign Distribution Rights:

Degeto Film GmbH

Foreign Distribution Rights:

Metropolitan Filmexport

Foreign Distribution Rights:

Roadshow Films Pty Ltd

Foreign Distribution Rights:

DeA Planeta

Foreign Distribution Rights:

Svensk Filmindustri (SF)

Foreign Distribution Rights:

Eagle Films

Cast & Crew (12)

Diane Keaton

Kevin Kline

Dianne Wiest

Reviews (15)

Detroit Movie Examiner

By Tom Santilli

Critic Rating:

May 18, 2012

It is a crying shame that such talent is wasted in Darling Companion, the newest film from Lawrence Kasdan. Kasdan hasn’t directed a film since 2003’s Dreamcatcher, but boasts an impressive resume as a writer (have you heard of his scripts, The Empire Strikes Back, The Bodyguard or Raid ...

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Phoenix Movie Examiner

By Joseph Airdo

Critic Rating:

Apr 27, 2012

"Darling Companion" would have been a much better movie had its focus remained with its canine star who runs away from home as opposed to the humans who go looking for him.Granted, the new dramedy that Lawrence Kasdan directed from a screenplay he wrote with his wife Meg is not a total loss.

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Darling Companion - Overview