The Bounty Hunter (2010 film)

The Bounty Hunter is a 2010 romantic action comedy film about a down-on-his-luck bounty hunter who gets hired to track down and arrest his own bail-jumping ex-wife. Directed by Andy Tennant. Written by Sarah Thorp. Dialogue Sid: All I know is, is that I’m out 50,000 if she’s not in that courtroom Monday. Milo: Wait, you’re telling me that I’ll get 5 grand to go pick up my ex-wife and bring her to jail. Sid: You’re a good listener. (Milo laughs and dances for joy) Caddy: Look, I’m just a kid saving for college. (Milo dunks his head underwater) Caddy: Fine! A Jet Ski, I’m saving for a Jet Ski. Nicole: Why--? Why do people do that? Milo: Why do people do what? Nicole: Deny that they've ever done anything wrong in the relationship. Why can’t people take responsibility for their shit and move on? Nicole: Life is about making mistakes. Milo: Right? And death is about wishing you made a whole lot more. Milo: Ah, using your one call to phone in a story. That is so you. Nicole: (surprised look) What are you doing here? Milo: It’s a special night, remember? No way we’re not spending it together. Hey, can we go in the same cell together? Cop: Get in the cell, dickhead. Let’s go. Milo: (being pushed) All right, I’m going. Cast Jennifer Aniston as Nicole Hurley (previously Boyd) Gerard Butler as Milo Boyd Jason Sudeikis as Stewart Jeff Garlin as Sid Cathy Moriarty as Irene Ritchie Coster as Ray Joel Marsh Garland as Dwight Siobhan Fallon Hogan as Teresa Peter Greene as Earl Mahler Dorian Missick as Bobby Jenkins Carol Kane as Dawn Adam LeFevre as Edmund Adam Rose as Jimmy Christine Baranski as Kitty Hurley Matt Malloy as Gary Christian Borle as Caddie External links Category:2010 English-language films Category:2010 American films Category:Action comedy films Category:Crime action films Category:Criminal comedy films Category:Road comedy films Category:Films about bounty hunters Category:Films about journalists Category:Films set in Brooklyn Category:Films set in New Jersey Category:Films directed by Andy Tennant