The Last Time 2006
In *The Last Time (2006)*, director Michael Caleo crafts a compelling drama set against the high-stakes world of corporate sales in 1990s New York.
Director: Michael Caleo
Cast
Michael Keaton
Ted
Brendan Fraser
Jamie Bashant
Daniel Stern
John
Amber Valletta
Belisa
Richard Kuhlman
Arthur
Alexis Cruz
Alvarez
Neal McDonough
Hurly
David Jensen
J.D.
Michael Lerner
Leguzza
Breann McGregor
Beautiful Woman
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Last Time (2006) about?
*The Last Time (2006)* follows Ted Ryker, a top salesman navigating a corporate world where quarterly performance looms large. His routine is disrupted by the arrival of Jamie, a newcomer with big dreams, and his fiancée Belisa, forcing Ted to confront his own career and personal priorities.
Who directed The Last Time?
The Last Time was directed by Michael Caleo, a filmmaker known for blending personal stories with larger societal themes.
Who stars in The Last Time?
The film stars Michael Keaton and Brendan Fraser as the lead protagonists, with Daniel Stern, Amber Valletta, and Alexis Cruz rounding out the ensemble cast.
Is The Last Time (2006) worth watching?
While not widely rated, *The Last Time (2006)* offers a solid drama with strong performances from its cast. Its themes of ambition and corporate tension make it a decent watch for fans of character-driven stories, though it may not appeal to all viewers.
How long is The Last Time?
The Last Time has a runtime of 96 minutes.
About The Last Time (2006) — A Corporate Drama of Ambition and Unexpected Change
In *The Last Time (2006)*, director Michael Caleo crafts a compelling drama set against the high-stakes world of corporate sales in 1990s New York. The film follows Ted Ryker, a seasoned top performer at a struggling business machine company, where quarterly numbers dictate survival. As economic uncertainty looms, Ted's world is upended by the arrival of Jamie, an eager newcomer from the Midwest, and his fiancée Belisa—each bringing their own dreams and pressures to the cutthroat office environment. With sharp performances from Michael Keaton and Brendan Fraser, the story explores themes of ambition, loyalty, and the fleeting nature of time in a corporate rat race.
The film's atmosphere crackles with tension, blending corporate intrigue with personal stakes as Ted grapples with his own place in a company on the brink of change. Caleo's direction grounds the narrative in relatable struggles—competition, uncertainty, and the human cost of chasing success—making *The Last Time (2006)* a reflective take on ambition and the choices that define us.
