Lee Ha Jung-woo as Jihah Kim David Lee McInnis as Andrew Lee Alex Manette as Jesse Shirley Roeca as Tania Marceline Hugot as Dr. Hanson Jackson Pace as Adam Joseph Y. Kim as Pastor Trisha LaFache as Receptionist Becky London as Interviewer Robert Dahey as Laundromat Owner Kari Swenson Riely as Miriam Hettienne Park as Ming Ming Asa Somers as Rich Quinn Peck as Sophie's son Hwa-shi Lee as Mrs. Lee Joo-hee Yoon as Jihah's girlfriend Reception Box office In the United States, the film made $14,485 domestically. It went on to make a further $672,744 in foreign markets, for a total worldwide gross of $687,229. Critical response The film received mostly positive reviews from film critics. Review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes gave Never Forever an 80% approval rating, based on 20 reviews, with an average rating of 6.7/10. G. Allen Johnson of the San Francisco Chronicle wrote of Farmiga's performance in the film, "Vera Farmiga is the best American actress you've never heard of." Frank Scheck of The Hollywood Reporter wrote, "Farmiga elevates the material of this melodramatic soaper into something nearly profound." Gary Goldstein of the Los Angeles Times wrote, "If Adrian Lyne directed a racy Lifetime movie, then asked Danielle Steel what to call it, you'd pretty much have Never Forever, a sudsy chamber piece that's engrossing despite its many plot holes and contrivances. The film's chief calling card is star Vera Farmiga. Her Sophie Lee is a buttoned-up suburban housewife whose inability to conceive with her sterile, Korean-American lawyer husband, Andrew (David Lee McInnis), drives her to commit a daring act of self-sacrifice. It's a quietly effective portrayal that uniquely balances restraint and abandon – often at the same moment." Stephen Holden of The New York Times wrote, "A fearless performance by Vera Farmiga, and glowing cinematography that explores the subtly shifting body language of strangers who are having sex but avoiding intimacy, partly camouflage the awkward storytelling of Gina Kim's marital melodrama Never Forever... But while Never Forever lingers in the thick of sex, lies and anxiety, it is something to see." Accolades References External links 2007 films 2007 independent films 2007 multilingual films 2007 romantic drama films 2000s American films 2000s English-language films 2000s Korean-language films 2000s South Korean films American independent films American multilingual films American romantic drama films English-language South Korean films Films about interracial romance Films about Korean Americans South Korean