Steve Carell has made a career out of portraying the slightly odd straight guy, first on 'The Daily Show', and then in various supporting roles
 on the BBC's The Daily Mail. He's also a great actor, and has a very good sense of humour, which is why he's so great in this film. The film is a perfect example of how to make an amazing film.<br /><br />The film starts with a young man named John, who is in his early twenties, living in a small town in the south of England. His father is an alcoholic, but he is very happy with his life. John is also very interested in music, so he decides to go out and play a band called The Beatles. When he meets the Beatles, he falls in love with them. But John's father, a man who has been in prison for a long time, is not happy about this. So he goes out to the countryside and meets a girl named Mary, played by the lovely Kate Winslet, in her garden. She is the perfect girl to play Mary. And John goes to see her, because he has seen her in other films. Then, John meets his wife, Mary's sister, the beautiful Kate, at a party, where they are having a drink. They are both very excited, as they both love each other. Mary is so happy, she goes and sees John.
 for other shows. He's also a great actor, and has a lot of great lines. I loved his portrayal of the 'bad guy' in 'Saving Private Ryan', which was great. The 'good guy', however, is a bit of a letdown. His character is so predictable and predictable that it's hard to believe that he's actually a good guy. It's not that the character isn't interesting, but it just doesn't work. There's a certain amount of humor in this movie, which is great, especially when you consider that this is the first time that a character has been portrayed as a straight man. This movie is also very funny. If you're looking for a comedy that's funny and funny enough, this one is for you. You'll love it. But if you want to see a movie that is not as funny as this film, then you'll have to go see it yourself. Otherwise, you won't be disappointed. 7/10. 8/20. 9/30. <-- Previous Next --<br /><br><><blockquote class="cite text-center" data-citation-type="text/html" /]<blockquotes><b><span class= "citations