Talk:Senseless

Albert Beveridge?[edit]

I'm confused. This article lists Albert Beveridge as a producer and links to Albert J. Beveridge, a late nineteenth and early twentieth century politician and historian. He died 71 years before this movie came out. Is there some deep meaning here that I do not understand? If it means a different Albert Beveridge, it should probably not link to the 1899 Senator from Indiana. The Grand Rans (talk) 21:19, 15 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]

I've found reference on other places to Albert Beveridge listed as co-producer or associate producer for this movie, and a few others in the same time period. This leads me to the assumption that this is not just a mistake, but there is actually a person who produced films in the late 90's named Albert Beveridge. I have, as of yet, found precisely zero biographical information on this mysterious character, only lists of films he was involved in (like this one). For the time being, I will redlink to Albert Beveridge (film producer). The Grand Rans (talk) 02:27, 18 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Romantic Comedy[edit]

This movie was incorrectly labelled as a romantic comedy. Just because there is a love interest in a film does not make it a romantic comedy. The center plot of the movie is the character trying to land a job, not find a love interest. FearNotMan (talk) 14:40, 17 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]