I Love Trouble (1994)

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Written by Nancy Meyers, Charles Shyer

Directed by Charles Shyer

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1994

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Veteran Chicago journalist Peter is jolted out of his comfort zone by Sabrina, the rival paper's latest hotshot. Sparks fly after she beats him to a scoop, but they reluctantly join forces to to crack the mystery behind a fatal train crash.

Cast

Image for Nick NolteNick NoltePeter Brackett
Image for Julia RobertsJulia RobertsSabrina Peterson
Saul RubinekSam Smotherman
Image for James RebhornJames RebhornMando The Thin Man
Image for Robert LoggiaRobert LoggiaMatt Chronicle Editor
Kelly RutherfordKim
Olympia DukakisJeannie Peter's Secretary
Marsha MasonSenator Gayle Robbins
Image for Eugene LevyEugene LevyJustice of the Peace
Charles Martin-SmithRick Medwick
Dan ButlerWilson Chess
Paul GleasonKenny Bacon
Jane AdamsEvans
Lisa LuMrs. Virgina Hervey
Nora DunnLindy
Hallie Meyers-ShyerGirl in Barn
Boone David CatesBoy in Barn
Richard BrownMinister at Funeral
Image for Clark GreggClark GreggDarryl Beekman Jr.
Kevin BreznahanGroom
Anna Kathryn HolbrookWoman in Sportscar
Cindy KatzWire Editor
Jay WolpertPassing Writer
Andy MilderCopy Man
Dorothy LymanChronicle Employee
Dafidd McCrackenMidrail Assistant
Keith GordonAndy

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