A privileged girl and a charismatic boy's instant desire sparks a love affair made only more reckless by parents trying to keep them apart.

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Endless Love (2014)

Say goodbye to innocence

★ 6.9/10 February 12, 2014 104 min

DramaRomance

Director: Shana Feste  ·  Writers: Joshua Safran, Shana Feste

A privileged girl and a charismatic boy's instant desire sparks a love affair made only more reckless by parents trying to keep them apart.

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Director

Shana Feste Shana Feste

Cast

Alex Pettyfer Alex Pettyfer David Elliot Gabriella Wilde Gabriella Wilde Jade Butterfield Bruce Greenwood Bruce Greenwood Hugh Butterfield Rhys Wakefield Rhys Wakefield Keith Butterfield Joely Richardson Joely Richardson Anne Butterfield Robert Patrick Robert Patrick Harry Elliot Emma Rigby Emma Rigby Jenny Anna Enger Ritch Anna Enger Ritch Sabine Dayo Okeniyi Dayo Okeniyi Mace Fabianne Therese Fabianne Therese Checka Mike Bland Mike Bland Harry's Friend Jake Schultz Jake Schultz Harry's Friend

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wizzardss
wizzardss February 17, 2021
★ 1/10

On Valentines Day in 2014, Universal released the second adaptation of Endless Love, Scott Spencer's 1979 National Book Award nominated novel. The 1981 film adaptation received 6 Golden Raspberry nominations, so it is fair to say that Spencer's novel didn't lend itself well to screen the first time around. The 2014 tells the story of when 17-year-old Jade (Gabriella Wilde) graduates high school with high hopes for an impressive scholarship, she looks back with some regret at having neglected her social life. Classmate David (Alex Pettyfer) has had a crush on Jade throughout high school, but never acted on it. A chance meeting between the two sets in motion a deep summer love, much to the disapproval of Jade's father (Bruce Greenwood), who determines David to be a bad influence on his daughter. Time is a valuable asset in filmmaking, especially when setting the scene for a movie. Ba…