again. The next day, Jamie overhears Dylan tell Annie that Jamie is too "damaged" for him to date. Hurt, she flies home and ignores Dylan's attempts to reach her. He finds her on the roof of a skyscraper – a place she showed him the day they met – where she reveals that she overheard everything he said, and ends their friendship. Some time later, Jamie discovers that Dylan may be leaving GQ for another job before his contract ends, which would affect her commission. She confronts him, leading to another argument. Jamie spends time with her mother, while Dylan meets his father at Newark Liberty International Airport. In a moment of Alzheimer's-induced confusion, his father mistakes a passer-by for a woman from his past. Regaining his lucidity, he explains that he met "the love of my life" before marrying Dylan's mother, but let her go. Dylan's father urges him not to do the same, and to reconcile with Jamie. Realizing his true feelings for Jamie, Dylan calls Lorna to set up an excuse for Jamie to go to Grand Central Station, where he surprises her with a flash mob dancing to "Jump" and "Closing Time". After confessing his feelings to her and sharing a passionate kiss, Dylan suggests they go on their first real date. They go across the street to the Pershing Square café, and are unable to keep their hands off each other. In a post-credits scene, Dylan and Jamie watch outtakes from the fictional romantic comedy seen throughout the film. Cast Justin Timberlake as Dylan Harper Mila Kunis as Jamie Rellis Patricia Clarkson as Lorna Jenna Elfman as Annie, Dylan's sister Bryan Greenberg as Parker Nolan Gould as Sam, Annie's son and Dylan's nephew Richard Jenkins as Mr. Harper Woody Harrelson as Tommy Bollinger Emma Stone as Kayla Andy Samberg as Quincy Shaun White as himself Courtney Henggeler as Flight attendant Tiya Sircar as Hostess Jason Segel as Bryce (uncredited) Rashida Jones as Madison (uncredited) Credits adapted from AllMovie and The Guardian. Production Development In April 2010, Justin Timberlake became the first to sign on to the project. He was soon followed by Mila Kunis when she landed the female lead opposite him. Approximately two months later, Variety magazine announced that an ensemble cast consisting of Emma Stone, Patricia Clarkson, Richard Jenkins, Woody Harrelson, Andy Samberg and Jenna Elfman were set to join them in the