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Remember Me
Still reeling from a heartbreaking family event and his parents' subsequent divorce, Tyler Hawkins discovers a fresh lease on life when he meets Ally Craig, a gregarious beauty who witnessed her mother's death. But as the couple draws closer, the fallout from their separate tragedies jeopardizes their love.
2010 · Directed by Allen Coulter · 113 min · Drama · Romance · Screenplay in the scene database · 14 frames
Tagline
Live in the moments.
Plot
In 1991, a young girl named Ally Craig witnesses her mother Helen being mugged and fatally shot on a New York subway station platform.
10 years later, Ally is a student at NYU, and lives with her father Neil, an NYPD detective, in Queens. Tyler Hawkins audits classes at NYU and works at the Strand Bookstore. He and his sister Caroline have a strained relationship with their workaholic businessman father, Charles.
One night, Tyler and his best friend and roommate Aidan get involved in somebody else's fight, and are arrested by Neil. Aidan calls Charles to bail Tyler out, but he refuses to talk with his father. When Aidan sees Neil dropping Ally off, Aidan realizes Ally is Neil's daughter. So, he suggests Tyler get revenge on the detective by sleeping with and dumping Ally.
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Crew
- Written by: Will Fetters
- Cinematography: Jonathan Freeman
- Edited by: Andrew Mondshein
- Music: Marcelo Zarvos
- Production design: Scott P. Murphy
- Produced by: Trevor Engelson, Nick Osborne
Cast
- Robert Pattinson as Tyler Hawkins
- Emilie de Ravin as Ally Craig
- Pierce Brosnan as Charles Hawkins
- Lena Olin as Diane Hirsch
- Chris Cooper as Neil Craig
- Ruby Jerins as Caroline Hawkins
- Gregory Jbara as Les Hirsch
- Tate Ellington as Aidan Hall
- Kate Burton as Janine
- Chris McKinney as Leo
Production
- Country: United States of America
- Language: English
- Studios: Summit Entertainment
- Budget: $16,000,000
- Box office: $56,000,000
- Themes: new york city, parent child relationship, melancholy, 9/11, grieving, young adult, college student, thoughtful, dramatic
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