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Release Date: Mar 23, 2001
Running Time: 96 mins. (V)
Country Of Origin: United States
synopsis
Boy meets girl; boy falls in love with girl; boy loses girl... when they discover they are brother and sister! Such is the fate for Gilly Noble and Jo Wingfield, who, after falling in love at a Indiana hairdressing salon, find out from a private investigator that they are siblings. Jo's acquisitive mother Valdine is overjoyed at the news and promptly convinces Jo to marry Jack, a multimillionaire who relocates his new fiancee to Oregon. When Gilly finally realizes that he is the victim of a case of mistaken identity, he heads to Oregon to win back his love -- only to be impeded by Valdine every step of the way.
cast + crew
Director
Gilbert Noble
Josephine Wingfield
Dig McCaffey
Valdine Wingfield
Walter Wingfield
Larry Falwell
Leon Pitofsky
Jack Mitchelson
Jimmy Michelson
Streak
reviews
April 2, 2001
Say It Isn't So features Heather Graham and Chris Klein fucking each other's brains out until they discover they're sister and brother. Yup, it's an incest comedy produced by Peter and Bobby Farrelly, and directed by their protege J.B. Rogers, but with a script by Peter Gaulke and Gerry Swallow that is minus a shred of Farrelly wit. Welcome to the film universe where crap (Exit Wounds, The Mexican) cashes in, and movies of originality and imagination go begging. The latter are either
March 23, 2001 Boy falls for girl, boy loses girl because she's his sister. Then boy chases girl because she's not really his... oh, never mind. Story Gilly Noble (Chris Klein) is a gentle, innocent chap who works at the animal shelter and dreams of finding his biological mother. When he walks into the local beauty salon, he gets his hair (and ear) chopped by the beautiful Jo (Heather Graham), who instantly becomes the love of his life. But soon after their engagement, it's revealed that Jo's
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