her attitude and told her she should be ashamed of herself. She then tells a stunned Emilia that she has personally looked into the autopsy report on Isabel, and she can confirm that Emilia did not kill her baby girl. Emilia starts crying in realization that she has been punishing herself for so long, and that it was not her fault. Emilia later goes to Jack and tells him the full story, and while he tells her at that point that he cannot reconcile with her, a crisis involving Carolyn's City Hall wedding and William leads to Emilia getting through to his son and Jack saying he wants to go on a date with her, leaving Emilia happy and strongly hinting the couple will get back together soon. On the day that Carolyn's son is born, Emilia takes William to the park and gives him a boat that was given to her when she was his age, she then says, "I love you William" and he replies "I know." He looks at her and away again and says, "Me too." The film ends with a montage of pictures and art, showing the various figures in the story. Cast Natalie Portman as Emilia Greenleaf Lisa Kudrow as Dr. Carolyn Soule Scott Cohen as Jack Woolf Charlie Tahan as William Woolf Lauren Ambrose as Mindy Kendra Kassebaum as Sharlene Daisy Tahan as Emma Anthony Rapp as Simon Elizabeth Marvel as Pia Debra Monk as Laura Maria Dizzia as Jamie Brennan Mona Lerche as Sonia Mary Joy as Marilyn Release Post-production was completed in 2009 and the movie was released 2011. Reception The film received mainly negative reviews from critics. Review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes reported that 39% of 46 of its critics gave positive reviews, with an average rating of 5.5/10. The website's consensus reads, "Natalie Portman and Lisa Kudrow deliver fine performances in The Other Woman, but they're muted by Don Roos' clumsy direction and cluttered, melodramatic script." Metacritic, which assigns a weighted average score out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, gives the film a score of 37 based on 16 reviews, which is interpreted as "Generally unfavorable" by Metacritic. References External links 2009 films 2009 drama films Adultery in films American drama films Films based on American novels Films directed by Don Roos Films produced by Marc E. Platt Films scored by John Swihart Films with screenplays by