The Change-Up 13 years old
Who says men can't change?
Dave is a married man with two kids and a loving wife, and Mitch is a single man who is at the prime of his sexual life. One fateful night while Mitch and Dave are peeing in a fountain when lightning strikes, they switch bodies.
Credits
The Change-Up Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Ryan Reynolds He was 34, now 48 years old | as Mitch Planko |
| Mircea Monroe She was 28, now 42 years old | as Tatiana |
| Jason Bateman He was 42, now 55 years old | as Dave Lockwood |
| Olivia Wilde She was 27, now 40 years old | as Sabrina McArdle |
| Craig Bierko He was 46, now 60 years old | as Valtan |
| Alan Arkin He was 77, now 90 years old | as Mitch's Dad |
| Leslie Mann She was 39, now 52 years old | as Jamie Lockwood |
| Anna Colwell | as Cute Girl in Elevator |
| Gregory Itzin He was 63, now 76 years old | as Flemming Steel |
| Vickie Eng | as Erin Walsh |
| Sydney Rouviere | as Cara Lockwood |
| Jeanette Miller | as Grandma Taylor |
| Michael Beasley He was 22, now 35 years old | as Security Guard |
| Matthew Cornwell | as Parks Foreman |
| Taaffe O'Connell She was 60, now 73 years old | as Mona |
| Patricia French | as Dave's Secretary |
| Matthew Stanton | as PA |
| Jeanine Jackson | as Carla Nelson |
| Ned Schmidtke He was 69, now 82 years old | as Ted Norton |
| Fred Stoller He was 53, now 66 years old | as Movie Set PA |
| Todd Maynor | as Recital Parent (uncredited) |
| Ed Ackerman He was 33, now 47 years old | as Victor |
| Kenny Alfonso He was 44, now 58 years old | as Businessman at Sonsie Café |
| Ming Lo | as Ken Kinkabe |
| Steven Dean Davis | as Tattoo Artist |
| Adam Boyer | as Tattoo Artist |
| Courtney Amis She was 15, now 29 years old | as Teen #2 (uncredited) |
| Andrea Moore | as Sophia |
| Jamie Renell He was 39, now 52 years old | as Lawyer |
| Dimitrius Pulido | as Greased Up Lorno Guy |
| TJ Hassan He was 30, now 43 years old | as Kinkabe Lawyer |
The Change-Up Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Sarah Katzman as Casting. | Production |
| Lee Haxall as Editor. She was 11 (now 24) years old | Editing |
| Betsy Heimann as Costume Design. | Costume & Make-Up |
| Jeff Carson as Music Editor. He was 47 (now 61) years old | Sound |
| Greg Hayden as Editor. He was 11 (now 24) years old | Editing |
| Joe Digaetano as Special Effects Coordinator. | Crew |
| Debra Schutt as Set Decoration. She was 11 (now 24) years old | Art |
| Barry Robison as Production Design. | Art |
| Jeff Kleeman as Executive Producer. | Production |
| Ian Gracie as Supervising Art Director. | Art |
| Scott Moore as Screenplay. He was 11 (now 24) years old | Writing |
| Dana Robin as Unit Production Manager. | Production |
| Kevin Kaska as Orchestrator. He was 39 (now 52) years old | Sound |
| Ori Marmur as Executive Producer. | Production |
| Jonathon Komack Martin as Executive Producer. | Production |
| Lisa Beach as Casting. | Production |
| Jon Lucas as Screenplay. He was 34 (now 48) years old | Writing |
| John Debney as Music. He was 54 (now 68) years old | Sound |
| Joseph M. Caracciolo, Jr. as Executive Producer. | Production |
| Neal H. Moritz as Producer. He was 52 (now 65) years old | Production |
| Marco Rubeo as Set Designer. | Art |
| David Dobkin as Director. He was 42 (now 55) years old | Directing |
| David Dobkin as Producer. He was 42 (now 55) years old | Production |
| Gianna Sparacino as Key Hair Stylist. | Costume & Make-Up |
| Michael A. Martinez as Visual Effects. He was 30 (now 44) years old | Visual Effects |
The Change-Up (13 years)
Who says men can't change?
- Release day: Friday, August 05, 2011
- Runtime: 112 minutes
- Budget: 52000000.00
- Revenue: 75450437.00