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Feb 7, 2014 · Zoe Kazan breathes fresh, exciting life into a tried-and-true high concept, playing opposite herself as twentysomething identical twins in "The Pretty One." Actually, if we stop and count, she's playing four incarnations of the same couple of characters.
Quirky dramedy with sexual situations and some language. Read Common Sense Media's The Pretty One review, age rating, and parents guide.
- Zoe Kazan, Jake Johnson, Ron Livingston
- Jenee Lamarque
- Schorr Pictures
Feb 2, 2014 · Writer-director Jenée LaMarque’s The Pretty One is a coming-of-age romantic drama with a welcome dash of perversity. Laurel (Zoe Kazan) is a painfully awkward young woman stuck in an adolescent limbo worrying over her father, Frank (John Carroll Lynch), and stewing in her general feelings of inferiority to her polished and extroverted twin ...
The Pretty One is a comical, yet emotional, journey about Laurel's (Zoe Kazan) struggle with breaking out of her shell, even if the shell isn't really hers.
Audrey has all of the qualities that her twin sister Laurel wishes she possessed: confidence, style, independence. When tragedy strikes, Laurel has the opportunity to reinvent herself. In a complex performance, Zoe Kazan poignantly captures Laurel’s complex mix of loss and awakening, especially as she begins a new relationship with her neighbor (Jake Johnson). Jenée LaMarque’s first ...
Feb 7, 2014 · Summary Audrey has all of the qualities that her identical twin sister Laurel wishes she possessed: confidence, style, independence. Alternately, Laurel, sweet but painfully awkward, feels stuck in her life, still living at home, coddling their father and obsessed with the boy next door, for whom she used to babysit.
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