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Flannel Pajamas

Duration:

USA:124 min

Genres:

Romance

IMDB rate:

5.8

Director:

Jeff Lipsky

Awards:

1 nomination

Details

Country: USA

Filming Locations: Chester Springs, Pennsylvania, USA

Earnings

Opening Weekend: $11,069 (USA) (19 November 2006)

Gross: $123,301 (USA) (22 April 2007)

Cast

Actor

Character

Jamie Harris

Kirby Mitchell

Justin Kirk

Stuart Sawyer

Julianne Nicholson

Nicole Reilly

Rebecca Schull

Elizabeth

Jamie Harrold

Jordan

Chelsea Altman

Tess

Michelle Federer

Tara

Tom Bower

Bill

Stephanie Roth Haberle

Megan

George Riddle

Calvin

Lauren Bittner

Amanda

Stephanie March

Cathy

Tracy Sallows

Barbara

Richard Robichaux

Marc

Geoffrey Nauffts

Peter

Josh Elliot

Rabbi

Paul Mott

Child Patient

Walter Turney

Christopher

Jonathan Gray

Client

Munro M. Bonnell

Jack Reilly

Katie Marshall

Young Girl

Geraldine Bartlett

Waitress (uncredited)

Erin Davie

Sylvie (uncredited)

Frank Deal

Gregory (uncredited)

Rita Gardner

Gloria (uncredited)

Robert John Gilchrist

Flea Market Shopper (uncredited)

Frank Hansen

Wedding Guest (uncredited)

Pablo Hernandez

Concierge (uncredited)

Maureen Isern

Background Bar Patron (uncredited)

Noel E. Jefferson

Extra at Funeral (uncredited)

Elizabeth Martin

Dixie (uncredited)

D.J. Paris

Diner Patron (uncredited)

Hilary Prentice

Denise (uncredited)

Carey Sveen

Extra in Diner (uncredited)

Matt Walton

Dr. Butler (uncredited)

Goofs

In one shot of the dining area of the apartment there is a potted plant in the corner of the windows. In a later scene you see Nicole re-arranging a dining area that doesn't have the plant and moving the plant to that same corner.

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After Stuart's brother Jordan commits suicide, one of the following scenes shows the funeral for Jordan. At the beginning of the movie after Nicole meets Stuart, she mentions in a call to her mother that Stuart is Jewish. So, if Jordan is Stuart's brother, then he must be Jewish too. Therefore, he would have a Jewish funeral. In a Jewish Funeral, the men wear yipot on their heads (small caps to symbolize that god is with them), and there is no wake afterwards, the body would be taken immediately to the cemetery (not to someone's house).