FeaturePG-132005·97m·5.7

Rumor Has It...

Based on a true rumor.

ComedyRomance

Sarah Huttinger learns that her family was the inspiration for the book and film "The Graduate" -- and that she just might be the offspring of the well-documented event.

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Cast

Jennifer Aniston

Sarah Huttinger

Kevin Costner

Beau Burroughs

Shirley MacLaine

Katharine Richelieu

Mark Ruffalo

Jeff Daly

Richard Jenkins

Earl Huttinger

Christopher McDonald

Roger McManus

Steve Sandvoss

Scott

Mena Suvari

Annie Huttinger

Mike Vogel

Blake Burroughs

Rob Lanza

New Year's Eve M.C.

Lisa Vachon

Young Katherine

Trevor Stock

Young Beau

Jennifer Bini Taylor

Jocelyn Richelieu

Marcia Ann Burrs

Pasadena Wife

Lynn Wanlass

Pasadena Wife

Mary Anne McGarry

Pasadena Wife

Maree Cheatham

Party Guest

Gloria Grant

Party Guest

Gregory White

Party Guest

Jake Mailey

Party Guest

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English, Spanish
Budget
$70.0M
Revenue
$88.9M
Age rating
PG-13
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Village Roadshow PicturesSection EightSpring Creek PicturesWarner Bros. PicturesMunich Hoffmann-Media

Crew

Director

Rob Reiner

Writers

Ted Griffin

Thomas E. Sanders

Production Design

Peter Deming

Director of Photography

Robert Leighton

Editor

Marc Shaiman

Original Music Composer

Kym Barrett

Costume Design

Gallery

Reviews

r96sk

12/12/2024

5.0

Quite the bore. Weird, too. It seems they came up with a mildly interesting connection to <em>'The Graduate'</em> (haven't yet read or watched, fwiw) but forgot to add any further details. Even at just 1hr 30mins, this drags a bit. I just don't think this has enough meat on the bones to merit existing. Jennifer Aniston is likeable enough to stop events grinding to a halt, at least. Kevin Costner, Mark Ruffalo, Richard Jenkins and Shirley MacLaine appear alongside Aniston to make the cast list look good. Honestly, those onscreen are this flick's only redeeming factor, unfortunately. The rest of <em>'Rumor Has It…'</em> is either bland or bizarre, if not both really.