
‘The Incomer’ Is a Quirky Delight
By MARIO NAVES
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In the eight years since he was dumped by his girlfriend, Jake (Jay Jablonski), the ardent but clueless hero of the new romantic comedy “Everybody Wants to Be Italian,” has worked overtime to keep from moving on. Even the fact that Isabella (Marisa Petroro) is now a married mother of three cannot persuade her former beau to let go of the past. Undaunted, Jake continues to fruitlessly woo his ex to the combined irritation, embarrassment, and amusement of Isabella, her husband, and their children.

By MARIO NAVES
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By DAVID MASTIO
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By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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By MARK GLANVILLE
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By THE NEW YORK SUN
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By MATTHEW RICE
|In the eight years since he was dumped by his girlfriend, Jake (Jay Jablonski), the ardent but clueless hero of the new romantic comedy “Everybody Wants to Be Italian,” has worked overtime to keep from moving on. Even the fact that Isabella (Marisa Petroro) is now a married mother of three cannot persuade her former beau to let go of the past. Undaunted, Jake continues to fruitlessly woo his ex to the combined irritation, embarrassment, and amusement of Isabella, her husband, and their children.
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