Jones, Percy's wife Zoë Saldaña as Theresa Jones, Percy & Marilyn's daughter and Simon's girlfriend Ashton Kutcher as Simon Green, Theresa's boyfriend Hal Williams as Howard Jones, Percy's father Kellee Stewart as Keisha Jones, Percy & Marilyn's daughter Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs as Joseph Jones Sherri Shepherd as Sydney Robert Curtis Brown as Dante RonReaco Lee as Reggie Phil Reeves as Fred Nicole Sullivan as Liz Klein Jessica Cauffiel as Polly Niecy Nash as Naomi Kimberly Scott as Kimdra Denise Dowse as Lisa Richard Lawson as Marcus Production The film's working title was The Dinner Party. At one point, Harold Ramis was slated to direct. Reception Box office According to Box Office Mojo, the film earned $68,915,888 domestically and another $32,950,142 internationally, giving it a total gross of $101,866,030 worldwide. Critical reception Guess Who received mixed reviews. Review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a rating of 42%, based on 151 reviews, with an average rating of 5.41/10. The site's consensus reads: "Despite the chemistry of its stars, Guess Who, a loose remake of Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, lacks the political relevance of the original." USA Today said of the film, "A succession of tired race jokes made worse by the bad comedic timing of the bland, under-talented Ashton Kutcher", The Wall Street Journal said, "Guess Who is, impurely and simply, a comic premise borrowed, turned around and dumbed down to the level of sketch or sub-sketch humour" and Rolling Stone said, "Guess what? It's almost bearable". More positive reviews included The Baltimore Sun, which said, "The movie's sweetness, wit and charm go beyond its can't-we-all-just-get-along premise". See also Something New References External links 2000s buddy comedy films 2005 romantic comedy films 2005 films 20th Century Fox films Columbia Pictures films Regency Enterprises films Films about interracial romance American buddy comedy films Remakes of American films American romantic comedy films 2000s English-language films Films scored by John Murphy (composer) Films directed by Kevin Rodney Sullivan Films set in New Jersey Films shot in New Jersey Films with screenplays by Peter Tolan African-American comedy films African-American films 3 Arts Entertainment films 2000s American films