Due to a high volume of active users and service overload, we had to decrease the quality of video streaming. Premium users remains with the highest video quality available. Sorry for the inconvinience it may cause. Donate to keep project running.

Do you have a video playback issues? Please disable AdBlocker in your browser for our website.

What Women Want

GENERAL
ACTORS
CHARACTERS
DIRECTOR
CREATORS
CRITICS
GALLERY
SOUNDTRACKS

Oops...

Something went wrong.

Try again later.

Nick Marshall gets a whole new outlook on life when a fluke accident gives him the ability to read women's minds. At first, it does not seem like a gift, but later, he figures out how to take advantages of this amazing ability.

Genre:

Romance, Comedy, Fantasy

Actors:

Mel Gibson, Helen Hunt, Marisa Tomei, Alan Alda, Ashley Johnson, Mark Feuerstein, Lauren Holly, Delta Burke, Valerie Perrine, Judy Greer, Sarah Paulson, ...»

Director:

Nancy Meyers

Country:

United States

Release:

2000

IMDb:

6.5

Quality:

Duration:

127 min

KEYWORDS:

#Helen Hunt #Marisa Tomei #Mel Gibson #Nancy Meyers #What Women Want

Comments
Sort By

Newest
- Newest
- Oldest
0 Comments

YOU MAY ALSO LIKE

Somethings Gotta Give

Ghost (1990)

Youve Got Mail

ACTORS OF "What Women Want"

Mel Gibson

3 January 1956, Peekskill, New York, USA

Helen Hunt

15 June 1963, Culver City, California, USA

Marisa Tomei

4 December 1964, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Alan Alda

28 January 1936, The Bronx, New York City, New York, USA

Ashley Johnson

9 August 1983, Camarillo, California, USA

Mark Feuerstein

8 June 1971, New York City, New York, USA

Lauren Holly

28 October 1963, Bristol, Pennsylvania, USA

Delta Burke

30 July 1956, Orlando, Florida, USA

Valerie Perrine

3 September 1943, Galveston, Texas, USA

Judy Greer

20 July 1975, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Sarah Paulson

17 December 1974, Tampa, Florida, USA

Ana Gasteyer

4 May 1967, Washington, District of Columbia, USA

Lisa Edelstein

21 May 1966, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Loretta Devine

21 August 1949, Houston, Texas, USA

Diana Maria Riva

22 July 1969, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

Eric Balfour

24 April 1977, Los Angeles, California, USA

Andrea Baker

Jon Frazier

Joe Petcka

20 October 1970, Clintonville, Wisconsin, USA

17 April 1959, Naples, Campania, Italy

Logan Lerman

19 January 1992, Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA

8 February 1975, Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, USA

Aviva Gale

1978, USA

Shirley Prestia

18 August 1947, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

T.J. Thyne

7 March 1975, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Norman H. Smith

Audrey Wasilewski

26 June 1967, Maryland, USA

Angela Oh

24 March 1982, Wisconsin, USA

27 March 1981, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Jeanine O'Connell

Kelley Hazen

1959, Kansas City, Missouri, USA

Brooke Elliott

16 November 1974, Fridley, Minnesota, USA

31 January 1951, Lynwood, California, USA

Arden Myrin

10 December 1973, Little Compton, Rhode Island, USA

Rachel Duncan

7 April 1985, Travis County, Texas, USA

Alex McKenna

15 October 1984, Hollywood, California, USA

23 May 1977, San Diego, California, USA

26 July 1987, Los Angeles, California, USA

Laura Quicksilver

Kate Asner

Caryn Greenhut

5 October 1976, New York City, New York, USA

More actors

DIRECTORS OF "What Women Want"

Nancy Meyers

8 December 1949, Pennsylvania, USA

CREATORS OF "What Women Want"

HEROES OF "What Women Want"

Nick Marshall

Played by: Mel Gibson

Darcy Maguire

Played by: Helen Hunt

Lola

Played by: Marisa Tomei

Dan Wanamaker

Played by: Alan Alda

Alex Marshall

Played by: Ashley Johnson

Morgan Farwell

Played by: Mark Feuerstein

Gigi

Played by: Lauren Holly

Eve

Played by: Delta Burke

Margo

Played by: Valerie Perrine

Erin the File Girl

Played by: Judy Greer

Sue Cranston

Played by: Ana Gasteyer

Flo the Doorwoman

Played by: Loretta Devine

Stella

Played by: Diana Maria Riva

Cameron

Played by: Eric Balfour

Office Intern

Played by: Andrea Baker

Truck Driver

Played by: Jon Frazier

Man on Street

Played by: Joe Petcka

Ogling Man

Played by: Perry Cavitt

Unimpressed Woman

Played by: Crystal McKinney

Gigi's Friend

Played by: Kathrin Middleton

Nick Marshall

Played by: Logan Lerman

Showgirl

Played by: Kelly Cooper

Nick's Mom

Played by: Dana Waters

Male Role Model

Played by: Gregory Cupoli

Woman in Pink Sweater

Played by: Alexondra Lee

Counter Girl

Played by: Aviva Gale

Coffee Shop Customer

Played by: Shirley Prestia

Norm

Played by: Norman H. Smith

Secretary with Danish

Played by: Audrey Wasilewski

Ted

Played by: Robert Briscoe Evans

Woman in Park

Played by: Chris Rolfes

Sloane

Played by: Harmony Rousseau

Marshall Field's Shopper

Played by: Heidi Helmer

Darcy's Assistant

Played by: Arden Myrin

Alex's Friend

Played by: Rachel Duncan

Yoga Instructor

Played by: Regiane Gorski

Woman in Library

Played by: Juliandra Gillen

Jogger by Lake

Played by: Jamie Gutterman

Kitchen Secretary

Played by: Maggie Egan

Girl at Lunch Counter

Played by: Hallie Meyers-Shyer

Woman at Lunch Counter

Played by: Kate Asner

Haim

Played by: Gil Hacohen

Nike Executive

Played by: Nancy Monsarat

Mail Room Kid

Played by: Christopher Emerson

Secretary

Played by: Victoria Garcia-Kelleher

Girl at Prom

Played by: Andi Eystad

CRITICS OF "What Women Want"

eFilmCritic.com

Though it isn't quite Oscar material, Mel Gibson gives what may be the most entertaining big-star performance of its year.

July 23, 2007

Resource

Detroit News

It's a romantic comedy with a distinctly modern, delicate but sharp, satirical cutting edge.

December 15, 2000

Common Sense Media

Gibson keeps this movie afloat.

December 29, 2010

Houston Chronicle

While Nick comes to appreciate women in all their complexity and depth, the movie is only interested in them as props and tools to aid in his eventual enlightenment.

December 15, 2000

TheMovieReport.com

Mel Gibson is at his most megawatt movie star charming.

October 14, 2007

Resource

Los Angeles CityBeat

English's attempts to fit The Women into a modern setting are intelligent, but that, unfortunately, does not suffice, because the film is so limp in so many other ways.

November 12, 2008

Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL)

Takes a promising idea and buries it under subplots and speeches that don't know when to quit.

June 17, 2003

Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY)

What Women Want may seem like a one-note sitcom sort of movie, but it's funnier and a layer or two deeper than that.

June 25, 2004

Resource

Newsday

That the movie is made by a woman who can challenge any male filmmaker on Earth for ham-handed direction connotes some kind of sexual equality.

December 15, 2000

Resource

Toronto Star

It should be called What Moviegoers Want, because it appeals to both sexes, without pandering to or demeaning either of them.

December 15, 2000

Orlando Sentinel

For a while, anyway, it's very funny.

December 15, 2000

Denver Post

[Hunt] elevates what might have been a cute, familiarly plotted movie into a romance with real heart, sweetness and genuine emotion.

December 15, 2000

Resource

GALLERY OF "What Women Want"

Soundtracks Of "What Women Want"

00:00