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Eat Pray Love

Year:
Duration:
USA:133 min
Genres:
Drama | Romance
IMDB rate:
5.6
Director:
Ryan Murphy
Awards:
1 win & 2 nominations
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2010-08-13
Filming Locations: Bali, Indonesia
Earnings
Budget: $60,000,000
Opening Weekend: $23,104,523 (USA) (15 August 2010)
Gross: $80,574,010 (USA) (31 October 2010)
Cast
Actor
Character
Arlene Tur
Arlene Tur
Eat Pray Love
Julia Roberts
Liz Gilbert
I. Gusti Ayu Puspawati
Nyomo
Hadi Subiyanto
Ketut Liyer
Billy Crudup
Stephen
Viola Davis
Delia Shiraz
A. Jay Radcliff
Andre
Mike O'Malley
Andy Shiraz
Ashlie Atkinson
Bookstore Girl
James Franco
David Piccolo
Lisa Roberts Gillan
Woman in Play
Ryan O'Nan
Play Walk-Out
Gita Reddy
The Guru
Dwayne Clark
NYU Student Boyfriend
Jen Kwok
NYU Student Girlfriend (as Jennifer Kwok)
Mary Testa
Laundromat Gal
Elijah Tucker
Chant Leader
Karen Trindle
Chant Leader
Zachary Dunham
Chant Leader
Clair Oaks
Chant Leader
Ned Leavitt
Chant Leader
Lynn Margileth
Chant Leader
Welker White
Andrea Sherwood
José Ramón Rosario
Storage Building Guy (as Jose Ramon Rosario)
Lucia Guzzardi
Landlady
Tuva Novotny
Sofi
Luca Argentero
Giovanni
Silvano Rossi
Paolo the Barber
Giuseppe Gandini
Luca Spaghetti
Ludovica Virga
Arguing Fruit Customer
Marco Lastrucci
Arguing Fruit Customer
Elena Arvigo
Maria
Andrea Di Stefano
Giulio
Remo Remotti
Older Soccer Fan
Vanessa Marini
Clothing Store Salesgirl
Lidia Biondi
Ruffina
Emma Brunetti
Paola
Chiara Brunetti
Claudia
Ajay Bhandari
Liz's Bag Holder
Michael Cumpsty
Swami Dhavalachandra
Richard Jenkins
Richard from Texas
Sophie Thompson
Corella
Rushita Singh
Tulsi
Ritvik Tyagi
Madhu
Sd Pandey
Man in Temple
Anand Yeshwant Bapat
Indian Shop Salesman
Micky Dhamejani
Rijul
Peter Davis
Disc Jockey
Shona Benson
Sharon in Seva Office
Dean Allan Tolhurst
Balinese Realtor
Javier Bardem
Felipe
Christine Hakim
Wayan Nuriasih
Anakia Lapae
Tutti
David Lyons
Ian
T.J. Power
Leon
Richard V. Vogt
Man in Restaurant
Peter Arpesella
Voiceover Actor (uncredited)
Rich Campbell
Theatre Patron (uncredited)
Rahad Coulter-Stevenson
New York Bar Patron (uncredited)
Adriene Couvillion
Theatergoer (uncredited)
Roberto Di Palma
Large Man at Trattoria (uncredited)
Natalie Gal
NYU Student (uncredited)
Jian
(uncredited)
Kahlil Joseph
Villager (uncredited)
Kaidy Kuna
Voice Over Actor (uncredited)
Joe Lipari
Chanter (uncredited)
Alyxx Morgen
Catherine Gilbert Murdoch (uncredited)
Roger Narayan
Priest (uncredited)
James Schram
Lip-Synching Traveler (uncredited)
Elysia Segal
NYU Student (uncredited)
Robb Selander
Chanter (uncredited)
Tomasz Smolarski
Meditator (uncredited)
Paul Thornton
Theatergoer (uncredited)
Uzimann
Airline Traveler (uncredited)
Alexander Yassin
Balinese Fruit Seller (uncredited)
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Trivia
The movie created an issue in Rome due to a "creative license" made by the filmmakers. The city of Rome hosts two football teams (AS Rome and SS Lazio), fierce rivals. In Elizabeth Gilbert's original novel (on which the film is based) it is made clear that Mr Spaghetti was a SS Lazio fan. However, due to the limited appeal and knowledge of the "SS Lazio" team outside Italy, the filmmakers decided to made him an "AS Rome" fan. This decision enraged the local SS Lazio fans (who of course became immediately objects of mockery by the AS Roma fans).
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Julia Roberts only agreed to film her Bali scenes on location if the producers agreed to allow her to have her family over there during the shoot.
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Julia Roberts invited her friend Garry Marshall to direct the film, but Marshall declined because he was unwilling to travel outside America to the locations where the film takes place. However, during the meet Marshall offered Roberts a role in Valentine's Day (2010) (on which he was working), which she accepted. This, in turn, allowed Ryan Murphy to step in as director.
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Goofs
When Liz was in the bathtub reading an Italian dictionary, she mispronounced the word Macinapepe (Pepper Grinder/Mill). In the Italian consonants, C before I or E is like the English ch.
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When Liz is writing her farewell e-mail to David, the words of her voice-over and the text on her computer screen say different things.
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When Elizabeth and Tulsi talk over lunch at the Ashram, Tulsi is wearing glasses on her face. In the next shot of Tulsi, from behind, her glasses are on top of her head. In the next shot, the glasses are back on her face.
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Quotes
Liz Gilbert: Maybe my life hasn't been so chaotic. It's just the world that is and the only real trap is getting attached to any of it. Ruin is a gift. Ruin is the road to transformation.
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Liz Gilbert: Hadn't I wanted this? I had actively participated in every moment of the creation of this life. So why didn't I see myself in any of it? The only thing more impossible than staying... was leaving. I didn't want to hurt anybody, I wanted to slip quietly out the back door and not stop running until I reached Greenland.
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Liz Gilbert: It won't last forever. Nothing does.
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Faq
Q
What are the differences between the Theatrical Version and the Director's Cut?
A
The Director's Cut is about five minutes longer than the Theatrical Version and features five new scenes, for example a new scene with an argument between Liz and David, which motivates their break up later and another scenes deepens the figure of Delia, but generally these new scenes aren't that interesting. One could say, they only speak out what has so far left unsaid. Since both versions are on the same DVD/BluRay there's no need to decide which version to buy. A detailed comparison between both versions with pictures can be found here.
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Photos from cast
Arlene Tur
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