Forgotten Gerard Butler hit grossed 155 million, but the action star wouldn’t make it again today

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Forgotten Gerard Butler hit grossed 155 million but the action
At 53 years old, Gerard Butler has already had a long career. He has been known as an action star since films like Olympus Has Fallen. A new addition to Amazon Prime Video now reminds us of an almost forgotten part of the actor’s life: PS I Love You from 2007 features him in a romantic drama. On Amazon Prime: Gerard Butler gives his wife a gift from the afterlife

Gerry (Butler) and Holly (Hilary Swank) are a married couple who are madly in love. When Gerry unexpectedly dies of cancer, Holly withdraws from friends and family in deep sadness. However, starting from her 30th birthday, she gets a series of She was sent recordings that her husband recorded for her before his death. He even planned a trip to his native Ireland for her and her friends in order to change his mind.

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Hilary Swank and Gerard Butler in PS I love you

Some action fans will hardly recognize Butler in PS I Love You. In fact, the star was in the meantime can be seen in a whole series of romantic films such as One More Kiss or Dear Frankie. After 2012’s Kiss the Coach, however, he seems to have turned his back on the genre.

Butler achieved several box office hits as a romantic lead. PS I love you played at $155 million, more than five times its production budget one (via The Numbers). The naked truth even surpassed this result shortly afterwards (via The Numbers ).

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