Heartbreakers 2001
"Meet the mother and daughter who'll love you for richer...and leave you for poorer."
Dive into *Heartbreakers (2001)*, a razor-sharp comedy-drama directed by David Mirkin, where a mother-daughter duo specializes in turning love into a lucrative con.
Director: David Mirkin
Cast
Sigourney Weaver
Max Conners
Jennifer Love Hewitt
Page Conners
Jason Lee
Jack Withrowe
Gene Hackman
William B. Tensy
Ray Liotta
Dean Cumanno
Anne Bancroft
Gloria Vogal
Stacey Travis
Nurse Gale Grey
Jeffrey Jones
Mr. Appel
Nora Dunn
Miss Madress
Sarah Silverman
Linda
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Heartbreakers (2001) about?
*Heartbreakers (2001)* follows Max and her daughter Page, a mother-daughter duo who've perfected the art of the romantic con. Max targets wealthy men, marries them, and Page swoops in to steal their hearts—and their wallets—while Max plays the betrayed spouse. But when Page starts to question their latest mark, the game gets more complicated than any of them expected.
Who directed Heartbreakers?
*Heartbreakers* was directed by David Mirkin, known for his work on TV's *Married… with Children* and films like *Renaissance Man*.
Who stars in Heartbreakers?
The film stars Sigourney Weaver, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Jason Lee, Gene Hackman, Ray Liotta, and Anne Bancroft in a mix of comedic and dramatic roles.
Is Heartbreakers (2001) worth watching?
*Heartbreakers (2001)* shines as a clever blend of comedy and crime, thanks to its strong performances and sharp script. While it doesn't break new ground, it's a fun, stylish ride with Weaver and Hewitt driving the action. Fans of rom-coms with a twist—or crime capers with a dash of romance—will find plenty to enjoy here.
How long is Heartbreakers?
*Heartbreakers* runs for 123 minutes, or just over two hours of non-stop con-artist charm.
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About Heartbreakers (2001) — A Mother-Daughter Con Team's Most Daring Scam
Dive into *Heartbreakers (2001)*, a razor-sharp comedy-drama directed by David Mirkin, where a mother-daughter duo specializes in turning love into a lucrative con. Sigourney Weaver and Jennifer Love Hewitt bring the dynamic duo to life with sly charm and biting wit, navigating a world of wealthy suitors drawn in by their irresistible allure. This isn't just a tale of romance—it's a clever crime caper that blends deception and heart, set against the backdrop of sun-soaked extravagance. With a plot that twists as smoothly as the characters' schemes, the film keeps you guessing who's pulling the strings and when the next heartbreak will strike.
At its core, *Heartbreakers (2001)* explores themes of trust, greed, and the blurred lines between love and manipulation. Weaver's Max and Hewitt's Page are masterful at their game, leaving their marks with effortless grace—until the stakes get personal. The movie's tone balances clever humor with a dash of tension, making it a standout in the rom-com crime genre. Directed with a keen eye for pacing and character, Mirkin's film delivers a story that's as witty as it is unpredictable, perfect for fans of sharp, stylish storytelling.
