I thought the actors did a great job playing very flawed people who are still likable. I think our little foibles of courtship are universal throughout the generations even if some of the window dressing has changed - the awkwardness and excitement of those first encounters, that’s just timeless! That’s so funny, I’m sure this kind of thing has happened way more than we realize, even in those pre-Internet days! I hope people reach out to me with these stories, they’re fascinating to hear. We stayed together around three months and we ’re still good friends today! I should say that despite all my fears of my daughter getting involved in something like this, the story literally happened to me! Long before the Internet was around, I met a woman who came to my house and was trapped there for three days because of a massive snowstorm in Chicago. Max Nichols: (Laughs.) It’s funny, I have three-year-old daughters and a couple of people have asked me, “So, at what age do you think it would be good for your girls to see the movie?” And I was like, “Well, maybe right after they graduate from college?” Then I called her back and told her she was not allowed to see it under any circumstances! I called her and told her she had to see this film. I spoke to Max about his first feature.ĭanny Miller: My daughter just started at NYU. Yes, Max Nichols is the son of the legendary Mike Nichols, EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony) winner and director of The Graduate among many other classic films. The film, written by Mark Hammer, also features Jessica Szohr and Scott Mescudi. Marking the directorial debut of Max Nichols, Two Night Stand is a romantic comedy about finding love in the digital age. When a paralyzing blizzard hits the city, trapping them in Alec’s cramped Brooklyn apartment, they are forced to get to know each other far beyond the confines of a typical one-night stand. A no-strings-attached, one night hook-up turns into a morning after disaster for twentysomething New Yorkers Megan (Analeigh Tipton) and Alec (Miles Teller).
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