Anything

2017
R
1h 34m

IMDb RATING

6.1/10

835

YOUR RATING

ANYTHING is an unconventional romance about Earl, a middle-aged widower who moves to Los Angeles to be with family, and who asserts his independence by renting an apartment in a sketchy neighborhood full of colorful characters. Most colorful of all is Frida, a transgender next door neighbor who happens to find Earl, the quintessential Southern Gentleman, just as exotic as he finds her. Forming a relationship that is at once unexpected and inevitable, this mismatched pair give each other much-needed trust, respect, and more.

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Drama Romance

This is a story about the infinite possibility of love.This is a story about the infinite possibility of love.This is a story about the infinite possibility of love.

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IMDb RATING

6.1/10

835

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 8 wins

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Trailer 2:36

ANYTHING - Theatrical Trailer

Interview 2:20

BUILD: The Relationship Formed Between Earl And Frida in Anything

Interview 2:20

BUILD: The Relationship Formed Between Earl And Frida in Anything

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Trivia
Mark Ruffalo inspired Timothy McNeil to think about adapting his play to film and directing it.

Quotes
[Last lines]
Freda Von Rhenburg: You promise me something?
Early Landry: Anything.

Connections
Featured in Disclosure (2020)

I usually don't watch these type of movies but I stumbled across this one, and I'm glad I did. Very well acted. LOTS of emotion and great character development. Some other reviewers mentioned about Matt Bomer being casted, but he did SUCH an outstanding job that as someone who watched him for the full series of "White Collar" I didn't even recognize him even though he looked familiar, it wasn't until I saw his name in the credits that I realized who he was! Everyone in it was very believable in their roles. I agree, though I really would have liked to see it a bit longer. But I'll accept it as it was. A really moving and sweet movie.