Owen
Wilson's
new
comedy
after
Wedding
Crashers,
tells
the
story
of
a
newly
wed
couple,
Molly
and
Carl
Peterson
(Kate
Hudson
and
Matt
Dillon).
Carl
Peterson
marries
Molly
a
beautiful
schoolteacher,
receives
a
hefty
promotion
at
work
and
moves
into
a
new
home
in
a
quiet
neighbourhood.
After
they
return
from
their
honeymoon
they
find
an
unfortunate
snag,
Dupree
(Owen
Wilson),
Carl's
old
and
best
friend,
who
is
now
jobless,
homeless
and
without
a
car
has
landed
on
their
doorstep.
Carl
offers
Dupree
the
use
of
his
couch
for
a
couple
of
days.
Soon
Dupree
starts
working
his
charm
on
Molly,
their
neighbours,
and
their
friends.
As
such
everyone
except
Carl
begins
to
root
for
Dupree
to
stick
around.
Dupree
uses
his
ample
spare
time
to
become
a
great
companion
for
Molly.
Carl
gets
irritated
and
wants
Dupree
to
leave
who
has
no
intention
to
leave
soon.
Even
Molly's
dad,
Mr.
Thompson
begins
to
fall
for
Dupree's
carefree
wisdom,
frustrating
Carl
to
no
end.
He
is
also
Carl's
boss
and
puts
Carl
under
a
lot
of
stress,
forcing
him
to
work
late
hours
and
giving
Molly
and
Dupree
time
to
get
to
know
one
another.
He
undermines
his
projects
and
insults
him
often.
The
character
Dupree
is
smarter
and
more
complicated
than
he
looks
--
selfish
but
selfless,
irresponsible,
resourceful,
clueless
and
mediocre.
The
sheer
stupidity
of
Wilson's
appearance
adds
to
the
movie's
humour.
The
movie
is
fun
stuff
for
the
whole
family
however
it
lacks
enough
laughs.
It
is
a
wildly
comic
story
of
a
suburban
couple
who
are
just
trying
to
make
their
new
marriage
work,
when
"You
and
Me" unexpectedly
becomes
You,
Me
and
Dupree!
Cast:
Owen
Wilson,
Kate
Hudson,
Matt
Dillon,
Michael
Douglas
Genre:
Comedy
Directors:
Anthony
Russo,
Joe
Russo
Producers:
Owen
Wilson,
Scott
Stuber,
Mary
Parent
Writer:
Mike
LeSieur
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