Music And Lyrics (2007)

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Written by Marc Lawrence

Directed by Marc Lawrence

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2007

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

When former boy-band frontman Alex (Hugh Grant) is chosen to write a new love song for reigning pop princess Cora, he sees it as an opportunity to revive his flagging career. The only problem is, he has just four days to come up with the tune, and while he's OK with music, he's terrible with words. Luckily, there's a budding lyricist (Drew Barrymore) watering his plants.

Miss Congeniality maker Marc Lawrence does reasonably well with this light romantic comedy. Barrymore's Sophie is kooky and lovable while Grant does what he does best as the charming crooner, in a role that suits him down to the ground. It may be implausible in places, but so is a UK number-one song about an umbrella.

Cast

Image for Hugh GrantHugh GrantAlex Fletcher
Image for Drew BarrymoreDrew BarrymoreSophie Fisher
Brad GarrettChris Riley
Image for Kristen JohnstonKristen JohnstonRhonda Fisher
Campbell ScottSloan Cates
Scott PorterColin Thompson
Nick BaconPop Bass Player
Andrew W. BlakemorePop Guitar Player
Dan McMillanPop Drummer
Tom FolignoHas-Beens Promo Announcer
Zak OrthDavid Newbert
Brooke TansleyJanice Stern
Daniel Stewart ShermanWilly
Aasif MandviKhan
Haley BennettCora Corman

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