Meet Bill

Meet Bill formerly known as Bill is a 2007 comedy film written and directed by Bernie Goldmann and Melisa Wallack and starring Aaron Eckhart as the titular character, with supporting performances by Logan Lerman, Jessica Alba, Elizabeth Banks, and Timothy Olyphant.

Bill becomes well known as Chips deranged fan, with random people frequently yelling Apologize at him throughout the film, a reference to him punching Chip and asking Chip to Apologize while on the air. Bill moves in with Sargeant Craig Bierko, his successful younger brother. Sargeants boyfriend Paul Reed Diamond encourages Bill to take up swimming, a former pastime of Bills. He starts doing so amp it helps clear his mind. He continues mentoring the Kid, who sees the best in Bill, and the Kid devises a plan to win back Bills wife. Introducing the lingerie salesgirl Lucy Jessica Alba, he makes it appear as if Lucy and Bill are romantically involved, a plot to make Jess jealous. Meanwhile, Bill is still trying to get the doughnut franchise, but Jess is required as copartner and so Bill and the Kid have Lucy act as Bills wife.Bill slowly begins to get a hand on his life again, cutting his addiction to sweets, losing weight, swimming daily, mentoring the Kid, and trying to win back Jess. At a family dinner, Bill volunteers to buy the fireworks for the club picnic where his fatherinlaw intends to announce that he is running for Mayor. After a party with the Kid, Lucy and her friend, Bill attends the picnic at the golf course. At the picnic, Bill gets close to his wife and Chip. Chip promptly has security throw Bill out of the picnic Chip has a restraining order against Bill, which the Whitmans witness. Bill tells the Kid to meet him at the back entrance, and while driving his car to the back of the golf course, he gets into a car accident, causing the fireworks to explode early. The Kid comes on a golfing cart, takes Bill to the hospital, where Jess shows up, and tells her husband that shes aware of his attempt to purchase the franchise. They end up discussing their marriage, where Bill reveals his unhappiness and his dislike of their dependence on her fathers money and concludes our lives suck. After making vague decisions, Bill goes home and stares into a mirror. Seei

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