Whipped (2000)

About Whipped

Whipped is a comedy-drama film directed by Peter M. Cohen, released in 2000. The movie centers around three lifelong friends who make a pact to exclusively date the same woman. The thought-provoking plot portrays the complications that arise within their friendship from this unusual arrangement.

Making / Production

Directed by Peter M. Cohen, the film was produced by American Entertainment Partners L.P and DESTINY Productions. The film's distributed by Destination Films.

Actors

• Amanda Peet as Mia: Peet's performance is noted for her accurate portrayal of a woman with a game of her own.
• Brian Van Holt as Brad: Van Holt successfully plays the archetype of a typical ego-driven womanizer.
• Jonathan Abrahams as Jonathan: Abrahams convincingly portrays a lovable nerd, adding depth to the diverse cast.
• Zorie Barber as Zeke: Barber delivers a memorable role playing the part of a commitment-phobic man.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The movie was filmed in New York City, offering a metropolitan backdrop to the storyline.
• Despite the movie's mixed reviews, it's been highlighted as a cult favorite due to its quirky plot and unforgettable characters.

Quotes

• "Everything changes the minute you have a woman." - Brad
• "What's the difference between a job and a wife? After ten years a job still sucks." - Zeke

Music, Soundtrack

• Whipped's soundtrack is noted for its eclectic mix, deliver a vibe reflective of its New York City setting.
• The film's distinct urban score has been appreciated for its contribution to the overall feel of the movie.