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The Lifeguard

This Summer Growing Up is Optional

Year: 2013 DramaComedyRomance Runtime: 98 min Rating: 5.4

Overview

Leigh, feeling unfulfilled, quits her reporter job in New York and returns to the place she last felt happy: her childhood home in Connecticut. She takes a job as a lifeguard, regresses into adolescent behavior, and begins a dangerous relationship with a troubled teenager, leading to consequences for everyone involved.

Genres

DramaComedyRomance

Cast

Kristen Bell

Kristen Bell

Leigh

Mamie Gummer

Mamie Gummer

Mel

Martin Starr

Martin Starr

Todd

Joshua Harto

Joshua Harto

John

Alex Shaffer

Alex Shaffer

Matt

David Lambert

David Lambert

Little Jason

Amy Madigan

Amy Madigan

Justine

Adam LeFevre

Adam LeFevre

Hans

John Finn

John Finn

Big Jason

Paulie Litt

Paulie Litt

Lumpy

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