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Going the Distance (2010 film)
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Going the Distance is a 2010 romantic comedy film about a couple trying to maintain a long-distance relationship across the United States.
Directed by Nanette Burstein. Written by Geoff LaTulippe.
Dialogue
[first lines]
Garrett: So...
Amy: So...
Garrett: Happy Birthday.
Amy: Oh! Thank you for the take out.
Garrett: Sure. It's the least I could do. It's your birthday.
Brandy: Where are you going?
Erin: I'm 31. I'm an intern. I'm going to get wasted.
Box: You get in a relationship but you don't ever fully commit.
Dan: Right.
Box: You never have, not since I've known you. The girl figures that out and she splits. And then we have to sit here and listen to you be surprised about that. Over and over again. This happens a lot.
Dan: All the time.
Garrett: It's not true. It happens occasionally.
Dan: When I suck my dick, I lie on my back, I throw my legs over my head.
Box: You suck your own dick?
Dan: Yeah.
Box: You cut your hair and you suck your own dick. You're like a Swiss army knife.
Corinne: Hey Garrett. I like your haircut.
Garrett: Thanks. Did something different.
Corinne: And your dick's in your pants, so that's good.
Garrett: Can I ask you a question?
Erin: Yeah.
Garrett: I don't know what your situation is... I miss you.
Erin: That's not a question.
Garrett: Yeah, it is.
Cast
Drew Barrymore as Erin Rankin Langford
Justin Long as Garrett Scully
Charlie Day as Dan Grant
Jason Sudeikis as Box Saunders
Christina Applegate as Corinne Berlin
Kelli Garner as Brianna Jutsum
Natalie Morales as Brandy
June Diane Raphael as Karen Surgeoner
Ron Livingston as Will Broderick
Rob Riggle as Ron Surgeoner
Leighton Meester as Amy
Jim Gaffigan as Phil Berlin
Kristen Schaal as Female Bartender
Sarah Burns as Harper
Matt Servitto as Hugh O'Keefe
Maria Di Angelis as Receptionist
Meredith Hagner as Tanning Salon Employee
Oliver Jackson-Cohen as Damon
Mick Hazen as Zeff
Mike Birbiglia as Waiter
External links
Category:2010 English-language films
Category:2010 American films
Category:Romantic comedy films
Category:Films set in New York City
Category:Films set in San Francisco
Category:Films directed by Nanette Burstein