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The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green

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A young man named Ethan (Daniel Letterle) is head-over-heels in love with an ex-baseball player (Diego Serrano) who has just revealed in a new book that he is gay. Meanwhile, a former lover (David Monahan) plots to sell Ethan's house, prompting him to enlist the aid of a hot guy (Dean Shelton) and a real-estate agent (Rebecca Lowman) to prevent the sale from going through.
The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green

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Critics Consensus

Ethan Green makes for an annoying protagonist, the jokes aren't funny, and everyone is as flat as the paper the comic is printed on.

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Desson Thomson Washington Post Aug 10, 2006
The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green can't be accused of false advertising. This adaptation of the underground comic strip is mostly unfabulous. Go to Full Review Marrit Ingman Austin Chronicle Aug 6, 2006
2/5
There's just not enough real heart to go along with the cutesiness. Go to Full Review Moira MacDonald Seattle Times Aug 4, 2006
2/4
George Bamber's film is bouncy and agreeable but has a certain flatness to it; never making the case for its existence as a movie rather than a comic strip. Go to Full Review David Lamble Bay Area Reporter May 12, 2020
Writer David Vernon and director George Bamber have adroitly mined the best gags and one-liners from the strip, surrounded Ethan with a Dawson's Creek-quality supporting ensemble... Go to Full Review Dave White Movies.com Jul 6, 2010
B
Lead characters who are completely unlikable fly right in the face of what most filmmakers think the audience wants. But I'll take that any day over a blandly nice character. Go to Full Review Bill White Seattle Post-Intelligencer Aug 3, 2006
D
The drawings of Eric Orner's comic strip on which the movie is based are more animated than the actors who fail to give any dimension to their characters. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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Timur B @RT27864847 Feb 20, 2023 The film has hilarious and unforgettable moments! See more Feb 11, 2014 Fun and not serious at all.... Enjoy! See more Jan 5, 2014 Stupid story. All it has going for it is some hot guys. See more Dec 18, 2013 a 2 yuck gay-com but no 'the birdcage" here See more Dec 3, 2013 I kind of loved this movie. See more Dec 26, 2012 I was not expecting much from this movie but I really enjoyed watching it. It won't solve world peace but it is a nice movie about how to love and not run from happiness. See more Read all reviews
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George Bamber

Director

Daniel Letterle

Ethan Green

Meredith Baxter

Harper Green

David Monahan

Leo

Diego Serrano

Kyle

Dean Shelton

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Synopsis A young man named Ethan (Daniel Letterle) is head-over-heels in love with an ex-baseball player (Diego Serrano) who has just revealed in a new book that he is gay. Meanwhile, a former lover (David Monahan) plots to sell Ethan's house, prompting him to enlist the aid of a hot guy (Dean Shelton) and a real-estate agent (Rebecca Lowman) to prevent the sale from going through.
Director
George Bamber
Producer
Steve Brooksbank, Todd Y. Murata
Screenwriter
David Vernon
Production Co
Production/Zone Inc.
Rating
R (Language|Strong Sexual Content)
Genre
Romance, Comedy, LGBTQ+
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Apr 29, 2005, Original
Rerelease Date (Theaters)
Jun 16, 2006
Release Date (Streaming)
Feb 2, 2017
Box Office (Gross USA)
$152.8K
Runtime
1h 28m
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