My Ex and Whys

Liza Soberano portrays Calista "Cali" Ferrer

• Enrique Gil as Sergio "Gio" Martinez
• Liza Soberano as Calista "Cali" Ferrer

• Joey Marquez as Lincoln "Master Pops" Martinez
• Cai Cortez as Candelaria "Tita Candy" Ferrer
• Emilio Garcia as Calixto Ferrer, Cali's father
• Arlene Muhlach as "Tita Libby", Cali's aunt
• Ara Mina as "Mommy Dolly", Cali's mother
• Ryan Bang as Lee
• Joross Gamboa as Mustang Martinez
• Jeffrey Tam as Daryl
• Karen Reyes as Nina
• Neil Coleta as Patrick
• Dominic Roque as Jaguar Martinez
• Nicco Manalo as Bert (Gio & Cali's friend)
• Hyubs Azarcon as Kia
• Xander Gallego as Ford Martinez
• Kim Si-won as Kim Yu-Ri (Lee's fiancé)
• Kim Da-yul as Ha-Na (Yu-Ri's best friend)
• Kimi Bo-ram as Shannon (Ha-Na's sister)
• Joseph Kyle Pablo as Cali's twin brother
• Jello Andrei Pablo as Cali's twin brother
• Timothy Ancheta as Fred
• John Uy as Darly's boyfriend

• Diego Loyzaga as Guy Customer
• Sofia Andres as Lady Customer

• Sandara Park
• Karylle
• Jhong Hilario
• Billy Crawford
• Vhong Navarro
• Anne Curtis
• Kathryn Bernardo
• Daniel Padilla

TFC released My Ex and Whys internationally around the same time said film was released in the Philippines. In North America, the film earned $434,000 on its first 3 days.^[4] Then, on its fourth day, it was estimated to have earned $630,000.^[5] On its 3rd weekend (ending March 5, 2017), the film earned an additional $110,000, summing up its 3-week North America gross to $1,300,000 ^[6]

On February 26, My Ex and Whys registers total earnings of $5 million worldwide.^[7] This is composed of $4 million opening week gross in the Philippines and $1 million opening week gross from screenings in the Middle East, Europe, U.S. and Canada.

The film's commercial run has been extended in the U.S., Middle East, Canada and Southeast Asia.^[8]

My Ex and Whys earned ₱31.5 million on its opening day,^[9] and the figure increased to ₱100 million in three days.^[10] Another milestone was made as the film crossed over the ₱200 million mark in 8 days.^[11] After 17 days, the movie earned ₱341 million worldwide.^[12] On August 11, 2017, ABS-CBN released its first-half annual report where it announced that My Ex and Whys brought in over ₱400M million in ticket sales in its entire run in the cinemas.^[1]

Mari-an Santos of Philippine Entertainment Portal praised the two lead actors, stating that "the two have undeniable chemistry and play off each other well, whether it is in intense scenes or very casual time-wasters."^[13] Oggs Cruz from Rappler commented that Soberano "is able to charm her way out of her character’s inexplicable immaturity. Gil, on the other hand, plays the suffering ex-boyfriend with ample enthusiasm. If My Ex and Whys is meant to be a simple showcase of a love team’s power to arouse fantasy and make-believe, then it seems like it is all worth it."^[14] Philbert Dy through The Neighborhood complained that "the movie just takes it in a really bizarre, toxic direction. It essentially has its female protagonist go to borderline illegal lengths in order to prove herself right, the movie apparently unable to conceive of a way to display the pain that she went through without resorting to ludicrous antics. After that, it’s hard to buy into why this relationship needs to happen. The film, like so many of these romcoms, just takes the pairing for granted."^[15]

• My Ex and Whys at IMDb