Everyone Says I Love You is a 1997 musical comedy and romance film directed and written by Woody Allen. This is the story of a a well-to-do couple and their romantic problems. The movie stars Drew Barrymore, Edward Norton, Goldie Hawn and Gaby Hoffman. Everyone Says I Love You's soundtrack includes a host of standard songs, including "Just You, Just Me" and "My Baby Just Cares For Me." This film was nominated for a Golden Globe, and although it did not win, the film did take nine other awards.

Liberal Democrat couple Bob and Steffi Dandridge (Alan Alda and Goldie Hawn) are the parents of three children: Skylar (Drew Barrymore), DJ (Natasha Lyonne) and Scott (Lukas Haas). Scott's conservative Republican ways are upsetting to his parents. Daughter Skylar is engaged to (Edward Norton). Woody Allen is Joe, Steffi's ex-husband. Joe, who hasn't had much luck in the way of relationships, travels to Paris and winds up in a heated affair.

• Edward Norton as Holden Spence

• Drew Barrymore as Skylar Dandridge

• Diva Gray as Nanny

• Ami Almendral as Nanny

• Madeline Balmaceda as Nanny

• Vivian Cherry as Nurse

• Alan Alda as Bob Dandridge

• Gaby Hoffmann as Lane Dandridge

• Natalie Portman as Laura Dandridge

• Lukas Haas as Scott Dandridge

• Julia Roberts as Von Sidell

• Woody Allen as Joe Berlin

• Billy Crudup as Ken

• David Ogden Stiers as Arnold Spence

"Slight but pleasing middlebrow fare (much like a Bob Hope musical comedy)."—Dennis Schwartz, Ozus' Worldhttp://www.sover.net/~ozus/everyonesaysiloveyou.htm

"Upbeat musical that works on some entertainment-value levels, but fails to delve into anything of great motivation for the audience to fully enjoy."—Berge Garabedian, JoBlo's Movie Reviewhttp://www.joblo.com/reviews.php?mode=joblo_movies&id=807

"Woody Allen's musical Everyone Says I Love You is a delightful and infectiously happy movie. As a film critic, I can rarely afford myself the luxury of taking the time to see a movie twice, but I made an exception for Everyone Says I Love You. Why confine the pleasure to a single setting?"—Steve Rhodes, IMDB.comhttp://www.imdb.com/Reviews/69/6902