Secretariat. 2010, Starring Diane Lane as Penny Chenery
John Malkovich as Lucien Laurin
Amanda Michalka as Kate Tweedy
Graham McTavish as Charles Hatton
Kevin Connolly as Bill Nack
Carissa Capobianco as Sarah Tweedy
Drew Roy as Seth Hancock
Scott Glenn as Chris Chenery
James Cromwell as Ogden Phipps
Nelsan Ellis as Eddie Sweat
Dylan Walsh as Jack Tweedy
Fred Dalton Thompson as Bull Hancock
Eric Lange as Andy Beyer
Margo Martindale as Elizabeth Hamm
Otto Thorwarth as Ronnie Turcotte
Dylan Baker as Hollis B. Chenery
Stephen Stanton as Chic Anderson (Triple Crown race announcer)
Nestor Serrano as Pancho Martin
Roger D. Smith as Multifarious Stature
Mike Harding as E.V. Benjamin
Richard Fullerton as Robert Kleburg
Tim Ware as John Galbreath
Keith Austin as Laffit Pincay
AJ Michalka as Kate Tweedy
Sean Cunningham as Chris Tweedy
Jacob Rhodes as John Tweedy
Graham McTavish as Earl Jansen
Tom Foley as Jimmy Gaffney
Grant Whitacre as Paul Feliciano
Forry Smith as Obnoxious Owner
Tom Clark as CBS Anchor
Ken Strunk as Dr. Manuel Gilman
Jazz Undy as Fan #1
Michael Guthrie as Fan #2
Cullen Wallace as Che Wannabe
Mike Battaglia as Derby Official
Wynn Reichert as Pastor
Tony Renaud as Reporter #1
Jennifer Trier as Receptionist
Tim Layden as Reporter #2
Bill Nack as Reporter #3
Pamela Pryor as Waitress
Kate Ward as Belmont Guest
Andrew Wallace as Belmont Singer
Rusty Hendrickson as Burger Joint Cook
Michael Boyd as Golfer #1
Michael Mills as Golfer #2
Albert Duhon as Berated Stable Hand
Audrey Scott as 6-Year-Old Penny
Slaid Parker as New York Taxi Driver
Joe Chrest as Sports Broadcaster
Jason Schwartz as Spectator
Reid Cherner as Hack Pack
Hank Goldberg as Hack Pack
Dick Jerardi as Hack Pack
John McClain as Hack Pack
Jay Privman as Hack Pack,
Matthew W. Allen as Horse Owner, Apollo Bacala as Churchill Upper, Billy W. Blackwell as Upperclass Secretariat Fan, Allen Boudreaux as Churchill Downs Fan, John Broussard as Extra, Perry A. Brown as Father of Little Girl with Camera, Sonny Burnette as Gentlemen's Club Member, Kat Carney as Upper Class Stand Fan, Grant Case as Kentucky National Guard, Penny Chenery as Preakness Spectator, Lonell R. Childred as Belmont Press Reporter, Bob C. Cooke as Race Fan - Belmont, Kari Cornwell as Upperclass Racing Fan, Russ Croley as Golfer, Bernard Curioso as Upper Saratoga, Tim Ditmore as Churchill Downs Press Member, Todd Fischer as Millionaire, Christina Gabrielle as Upper Race Fan, Lori Gabrielle as Horse Owner, Russell Haynes as Jockey, Bret Hopkins as Reporter at Belmont Park, Chad Hundley as Hippie Belmont Fan, Stefania Marcone as Saratoga Fan, Lisette Markham as Churchill Downs Race Fan, Terri May as Jockey Assistant, John Mendell as Horse Trainer, Claude Miles as Upperclass Belmont Extra, Jeff Mitchell as Saratoga Spectator, Vin Morreale Jr. as Race Track Usher, Keith Nicholson as Upper Class Fan, Lisa Nicholson as Upperclass Derby Fan, Cassidy Rae Owens as Belmont Extra, Kayla Perkins as Upperclass Belmont Fan, LaDonna Pettijohn as Upper Class Fan, David Pittinger as Horse Owner, Jim Robertson as Press Reporter, Jason Saint as Guy in Conversation, Rhonda Schaubert as Horse Owner, Natalia Sezer as Racetrack Fan, Tom Shafer as Nassau County Police, Chaz Smith as Race Official, Jeffrey Wayne Smith as Horse Owner, Sandy Gwen Smith as Horse Owner, Rhyan Sprague as Little Girl with Camera, Toni Sprague as Mother of Girl with Camera, Stephen Stanton as Triple Crown Race Announcer, Casey Tackett as Upperclass Belmont Fan, James Tackett as Upper Class Race Fan, Jerry L. Wallace as Churchill Downs Reporter and James White as Upscale Fan Churchill Downs blue suit jacket alfro gold glasses. Movie Central, September 1, 2011. Soundtrack: "Silent Night" - Performed by Amanda Michalka (as AJ Michalka); "I'll Take You There" - Written by Alvertis Isbell, Performed by Staple Singers (as The Staple Singers), Courtesy of Concord Music Group, Inc.; "Oh Happy Day" - Written by Edwin R. Hawkins, Performed by Edwin Hawkins Singers, Courtesy of Buddah Records, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "The Longest Goodbye" - Written and Performed by Scott Nickoley and Jamie Dunlap, Courtesy of MasterSource; "I Am Free" - Written by Randall Wallace and Nick Glennie-Smith, Produced and Performed by Nick Glennie-Smith; "My Old Kentucky Home" - Arranged by John Edmondson, Performed by The University of Kentucky Wildcat Marching Band; "It's Not How Fast, It's Not How Far" - Written by Randall Wallace and Nick Glennie-Smith, Performed by Andrew Wallace; "It's Who You Are" - Written by Randall Wallace, Performed by Amanda Michalka (as AJ Michalka). Trivia: 1. Not only did Secretariat set the record for the fastest time at the Kentucky Derby (1:59 2/5), each of his quarter-mile splits were faster than the preceding one, which means he was still accelerating at the end of the race. His split times were: 25 1/5, 24, 23 4/5, 23 2/5, and 23. 2. Secretariat's time in the Kentucky Derby is still the record for that race (1:59 2/5). Only one other horse has won it in under two minutes (2001, Monarchos, 1:59.97, 28 years later). Sham, second to Secretariat, may have run it in under two minutes, but there is no official time for him. 3. In the Preakness Stakes, Secretariat broke last but then made a huge, last-to-first move on the first turn. After reaching the lead with 5 1⁄2 furlongs to go, he was never challenged and won by 2½ lengths, again with Sham finishing second and Our Native third. The time of the race was controversial. The infield teletimer displayed a time of 1:55. The track's electronic timer had malfunctioned because of damage caused by members of the crowd crossing the track to reach the infield. The Pimlico Race Course clocker, E.T. McLean Jr., announced a hand time of 1:54 2⁄5. However, two Daily Racing Form clockers claimed the time was 1:53 2⁄5, which would have broken the track record (1:54 by Cañonero II). Tapes of Secretariat and Cañonero II were played side by side by CBS, and Secretariat got to the finish line first on tape, though this is not a reliable method of timing a horse race. The Maryland Jockey Club, which managed the Pimlico racetrack and is responsible for maintaining Preakness records, discarded both the electronic and Daily Racing Form times and recognized 1:542⁄5 as the official time. However, the Daily Racing Form, for the first time in history, printed its own clocking of 1:53 2⁄5 next to the official time in the chart of the race. Subsequently, Tank's Prospect (1985) and Louis Quatorze (1996) have run 1:53 2⁄5, equaling the time attributed to Secretariat by the Daily Racing Form. Farma Way won the 1991 Pimlico Special in 1:52 2⁄5, setting the current track record. 4. In the Belmont Stakes, both Secretariat's winning margin (31 lengths) and his winning time (2:24) still stand after 37 years. 5. Penny Chenery, the real owner of Secretariat, can be seen in the movie as he wins the Belmont and the Triple Crown.
The Killer Inside Me. 2010, Starring Casey Affleck as Lou Ford, Kate Hudson, Jessica Alba, Ned Beatty, Tom Bower, Elias Koteas, Simon Baker, Bill Pullman, Brent Briscoe, Matthew Maher, Liam Aiken, Jay R. Ferguson, Caitlin Turner, Ali Nazary, Blake Lindsley, Zachary Josse as Lou Ford at age 13, Noah Crawford as Mike at age 15, Blake Brigham as Lou at age 6, Caitlin Turner, Michael Gibbons, Rosa Pasquarella, Arletta Knight Fink, Jed Fox, Donna E. Jones, Russell Stewart, Jon Bielich, Phillip Borghee, Brett Bower, Heather Cates, Lori Lynne Cross, Jeffrey Feingold, Sean Frost, Mark Adam Goff, Mila McCoy, Patrick McGee, Drew Nixon and Debbi Tucker. Movie Central, September 1, 2011. The piece of music that Lou plays on his piano is the 25th variation of J.S. Bach's Goldberg Variations. Songs: "Shame on You", "Baby Won't You Please Come Home".
The Baby Formula. 2009, a Canadian mockumentary film, premiering May 22, 2009 at the Inside Out Film and Video Festival in Toronto. Directed by Alison Reid, the film stars Angela Vint and Megan Fahlenbock as Athena and Lilith, a lesbian couple each pregnant with the other's baby through an experimental stem cell procedure that created artificial sperm from their DNA. The film's cast also includes Rosemary Dunsmore, Dmitry Chepovetsky and Maggie Cassella. Starring Angela Vint as Athena, Megan Fahlenbock as Lilith, Rosemary Dunsmore as Wanda, Jessica Booker as Grandma Kate, Michael Hanrahan as Edward, Hal Eisen as Daniel, Dmitry Chepovetsky as Larry, Roger Dunn as Karl, Matt Baram as Jim, Alison Reid as Documentary Interviewer, Sarain Boylan as Ultrasound Technician, Maggie Cassella as Herself, Brock Burford as Pride Muscle Guy, Maggie-Anne Erechook as Baby Karla, Arwyn Gouadec as Baby Abigail, Rory Moy as Pride Drag Queen and R.D. Reid as Dr. Oldenfield. Movie Central, September 2, 2011. Actress Angela Vint (Athena) actually went into labor while rehearsing the scene where she goes in to labor.
Country Strong. 2010, Starring Gwyneth Paltrow as Kelly Canter, Tim McGraw as James Canter, Leighton Meester as Chiles Stanton, Garrett Hedlund as Beau Hutton, Marshall Chapman as Winnie, Lari White, Jeremy Childs, J.D. Parker, Lisa Stewart Seals, Jackie Welch, Cinda McCain, Gabe Sipos as Travis, Sandra Harris, Megan Henderson as Megan Henderson, Dan Beene, Reegus Flenory, Terri Minton, Ed Bruce, Darrin Dickerson, Alana Grace, Katie Groshong, Candace Michelle Coffee, Katie Cook, Adam Skaggs, Travis Nicholson, Denitia Odigie, Jeffrey Buckner Ford, Jeri Sager, Kirt Lahew, Ranjit Bhullar, Tina White, Brett Warren, Olivia Haley, Jim Melton, Holly Watson, Brad Schmitt, Andy Cordan, Cory Younts, Skylar Wilson, Josh Graham, Chris Scruggs, Loney Hutchins, Ian Fitchuk, Bucky Baxter, John Bohlinger, Neal Casal, Chris Clark, Jim Lauderdale, Doug Frasure, Jill Headrick, Amanda Shires, John Deaderick, Johnny Gates, Jamie Jarbeau, Matt Scanlon, Michael Ollin Lotten, Smith Curry, Kristin Wilkinson, David Angeli, Gregory Martin, Sara Reist, James Hamlet, Steve Hinson, Fred Eltringham, Gary Nicholson, Beau Stapleton, Danny Flowers, Nancy Amons, Jim Taylor, Jonathan Martin, Katrina Hagger Smith, Nick Beres, Kelly Sutton, Shane Tallant, Christine Maddela, Stephanie Langston, Rebecca Silver as Herself, Myron Todd, Jeff Ailshie, Marc Allen, Robert Lee Bell, Lawrence Bull Jr., Rodney Burlin, Harry P. Castros, Chelsey Corbett, Brenton Cox, Asia Craft, Patrick Cranford, Cris Cunningham, Gary Douglas, Adam Drake, Donald Farmer, Brian Gall, Brandon Garrett, Terry Gragg, Trevor Hillsbery, Denise Johnson, Joshua James Johnson, Wendy Keeling, Leo Kling, Tracy Lockridge, Marley Mathis, Erin Naifeh, Steven Daniel Neely, Melissa Nyenhuis, Jim O'Rear, Scott V. Palmer, Ethan Patterson, Kayla Perkins, April Rodell, Ronda Smalling, Scott Steward, Sean Symons, Jerry L. Wallace, Erik A. Williams, Steven J. Wilson, Woody Woodruff, Chris Woodson and Danica Wozniak. Movie Central, September 2, 2011. Soundtrack: No. Title Writer(s) Artist(s) Length: 1. "Country Strong" - Jennifer Hanson, Tony Martin, Mark Nesler - Gwyneth Paltrow,4:15; 2. "Love Don't Let Me Down" - Marv Green, Troy Olsen - Chris Young and Patty Loveless, 2:57; 3. "A Little Bit Stronger" - Luke Laird, Hillary Lindsey, Hillary Scott - Sara Evans, 5:03; 4. "Chances Are" - Nathan Chapman, Lori McKenna, Liz Rose - Garrett Hedlund, 3:25; 5. "Liars Lie" - Sally Barris, Morgane Hayes, Rose - Lee Ann Womack, 5:19; 6. "She's Actin' Single (I'm Drinkin' Doubles)" - Wayne Carson Thompson - Ronnie Dunn, 3:28; 7. "Shake That Thing" -Mark Irwin, Josh Kear, Chris Tompkins - Gwyneth Paltrow, 3:54; 8. "Thirsty" - Dallas Davidson, Rhett Akins, Brett Eldredge - Hank Williams,Jr., 3:12; 9. "Give In to Me" - Billy Falcon, Rose Falcon, Elisha Hoffman - Faith Hill, 4:11; 10. "Timing Is Everything" - Natalie Hemby, Troy Jones - Trace Adkins, 3:28; 11. "Words I Couldn't Say" - Gregory Becker, Tammi Kidd, Steve Robson - Leighton Meester, 4:26; 12. "Coming Home" - Bob DiPiero, Tom Douglas, Lindsey, Troy Verges - Gwyneth Paltrow, 4:13; 13. "Me and Tennessee" - Chris Martin - Gwyneth Paltrow and Tim McGraw, 4:43.
Music: "Silver Wings" - Written by Merle Haggard, Produced by Frank Liddell and Luke Wooten, Performed by Garrett Hedlund; "Thirsty" - Written by Rhett Atkins, Dallas Davidson and Brett Eldredge, Produced by Michael Knox, Performed by Hank Williams Jr.; "Hangin' On" - Written by Ira Allen and Buddy Mize, Produced by Frank Liddell and Luke Wooten, Performed by Jypsi, Jypsi appears courtesy of Arista Nashvi; "Friends In Low Places" - Written by DeWayne Blackwell and Earl Lee, Produced by Frank Liddell and Luke Wooten, Performed by Garrett Hedlund and Leighton Meester, Leighton Meester appears courtesy of Time Act Music/Universal Republic Records; "Hard Out Here" - Written by Hayes Carll, Produced by Frank Liddell and Luke Wooten, Performed by Garrett Hedlund; "Honky Tonk Blues" - Written by Hank Williams (as Hank Williams, Sr.), Performed by Hank Williams Jr. (as Hank Williams), Courtesy of Mercury Records, Under License From Universal Music Enterprises; "Summer Girl" - Written by Jessica Andrews, Marcel Chagnon and James Thomas Slater, Produced by Nathan Chapman, Performed by Leighton Meester, Leighton Meester appears courtesy of Time Act Music/Universal Republic Records; "Boy" - Written by Lee Brice, Rob Hatch and Lance Miller, Performed by Lee Brice, Courtesy of Curb Records, Inc.; "Chug-A-Lug" - Written and Performed by Roger Miller, Courtesy of Mercury Records, Under License From Universal Music Enterprises; "Last Date" - Written and Performed by Floyd Cramer, Courtesy of RCA Nashville, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "It Ain't Gotta Be Love" - Written by Wayd Battle, Ben Daniel and Brett Eldredge, Performed by Brett Eldredge, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "She's Actin' Single (I'm Drinkin' Doubles)" - Written by Wayne Carson Thompson, Produced and Performed by Ronnie Dunn, Ronnie Dunn appears courtesy of Arista Nashville; "Chances Are" - Written by Nathan Chapman, Lori Mckenna and Liz Rose, Produced by Frank Liddell and Luke Wooten, Performed by Garrett Hedlund; "Words I Couldn't Say" - Written by Gregory Becker, Tammi Kidd and Steve Robson, Produced by Nathan Chapman, Performed by Leighton Meester, Leighton Meester appears courtesy of Time Act Music/Universal Republic Records; "Country Strong" - Written by Jennifer Hanson, Tony Martin and Mark Nesler, Produced by Byron Gallimore, Performed by Gwyneth Paltrow; "A Fighter" - Written by Tom Douglas and Ed Hill, Produced by Byron Gallimore, Performed by Gwyneth Paltrow; "She's Got You" - Written by Hank Cochran, Performed by Patsy Cline, Courtesy of MCA Nashville, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Sea Of Heartbreak" - Written by Hal David and Paul Hampton, Performed by Don Gibson, Courtesy of RCA Nashville, By Arrangement With Sony Music Licensing; "Kissin' In Cars" - Written by Stephen Barker Liles, Rebekah Liles, Brad Warren and Brett Warren, Performed by Bekah Hailey Band, Courtesy of Stylesonic Music, LLC, Rockapop Music and It's a Birthday Party Publishing; "Liar's Lie" - Written by Sally Barris, Morgane Hayes and Liz Rose, Produced by Frank Liddell and Chuck Ainlay, Performed by Lee Ann Womack, Lee Ann Womack appears courtesy of MCA Nashville; "Coming Home" - Written by Bob DiPiero, Tom Douglas, Hillary Lindsey and Troy Verges, Produced by Nathan Chapman, Performed by Leighton Meester, Leighton Meester appears courtesy of Time Act Music/Universal Republic Records; "Take Me Away" - Written by Adam Carroll And John Evans, Performed by Hayes Carll, Courtesy of Highway 87 Music; "Song Of The South" - Written by Bob Mcdill, Performed by Alabama, Courtesy of RCA Nashville, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Keep On Smilin'" - Written by John David Anthony, Maurice Richard Hirsch, James Robert Hall, Jack Virgil Jr. Hall and Lewis Maxwell Ross, Performed by Wet Willie, Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Give In To Me" - Written by Billy Falcon, Rose Falcon and Elisha Hoffman, Produced by Nathan Chapman, Performed by Garrett Hedlund and Leighton Meester, Leighton Meester appears courtesy of Time Act Music/Universal Republic Records; "Steal You Away" - Written by Jeff Middleton, Mark Mulch and Nick Mulch, Performed by Matt Fleenor, Courtesy of Stage Three Music (U.S.) Inc. and courtesy of Savannah Music Group and Mulch Music, By Arrangement with Kobalt Music Publishing America, Inc.; "Travis, Can I Have This Dance" - Written by Matt Kinsey, Performed by Gwyneth Paltrow; "Fly Again" - Written by Nathan Chapman, Liz Rose and Nikki Williams, Produced by Nathan Chapman, Performed by Nikki Williams, Courtesy of Sony/ATV Publishing LLC; "Hide Me Babe" - Written by Hayes Carll, Produced by Frank Liddell and Luke Wooten, Performed by Garrett Hedlund; "Turn Loose All The Horses" - Written by Hayes Carll and John Evans, Produced by Frank Liddell and Luke Wooten, Performed by Garrett Hedlund; "A Little Bit Stronger" - Written by Luke Laird, Hillary Lindsey and Hillary Scott, Produced by Nathan Chapman, Performed by Leighton Meester, Leighton Meester appears courtesy of Time Act Music/Universal Republic Records; "Shake That Thing" - Written by Mark Irwin, Josh Kear and Chris Tompkins, Produced by Byron Gallimore, Performed by Gwyneth Paltrow; "Coming Home" - Written by Bob DiPiero, Tom Douglas, Hillary Lindsey and Troy Verges, Produced by Byron Gallimore, Performed by Gwyneth Paltrow; "Love Don't Let Me Down" - Written by Marv Green and Troy Lee Olsen, Produced by James Stroud, Performed by Chris Young & Patty Loveless, Chris Young appears courtesy of RCA Records Label Nashville; "Talk Is Cheap" - Written by Guy Clark, Morgane Hayes and Chris Stapleton, Performed by Chris Stapleton, Courtesy of EMI April Music, Inc. and Sea Gayle Music, LLC; "Timing Is Everything" - Written by Troy Jones And Natalie Hemby, Produced by Frank Liddell and Luke Wooten, Performed by Garrett Hedlund; "Me And Tennessee" - Written by A. Martin, Produced by Byron Gallimore, Tim McGraw and A. Martin, Performed by Tim McGraw and Gwyneth Paltrow, Tim McGraw appears courtesy of Curb Records, Inc.; "Timing Is Everything" - Written by Troy Jones and Natalie Hemby, Produced by Kenny Beard, Performed by Trace Adkins, Trace Adkins appears courtesy of Show Dog - Universal Music.
Gunless. 2010 Canadian western comedy film, Starring Paul Gross as Sean Rafferty, the Montana Kid; Sienna Guillory as Jane Taylor, Dustin Milligan as Corporal Jonathan Kent, Callum Keith Rennie as Ben Cutler, Tyler Mane as Jack Smith, Graham Greene as N'Kwala, Jay Brazeau as Dr. Angus Schiffron, Michael Eklund as Larry, Alex Zahara as Jon, Jody Racicot as Paul, Shawn Campbell as Carl, Paul Coeur as Claude, Melody Choi as Adell, Chang Tseng as Mr. Kwon, Laura Bertram as Miss Alice, Glynis Davies as Beth, Bronwen Smith as Beatrice, Teach Grant as Ringo, Dave Leader as Posse Dave, Quentin Schneider as Posse Q, Grace Fatkin as Mrs. Kwon, Edward Vincenzo Phillips as Edwin, Donavon Stinson as Constable Hughes, Sean Campbell as Constable #2, Gerald Paetz as Constable #3, Brent Connolly as Constable #4, Warren Choi as Railway Worker, Barbara Choi as Railway Worker's Wife, Michael Choi as Railway Worker's Son, Aieisha Li as Chinese Lady with Glasses, Raymond Yu as Chinese TNT Guy, Elle Buckle as Jon's wife, Dean Hinchey as 1890's Old West Dancer and Joel Sturrock. Movie Central, September 4, 2011. Original Score by Greg Keeler; Songs by Blue Rodeo. Soundtrack: "Don't Let The Darkness In Your Head" - Written by Greg Keelor (as Keelor)/Jim Cuddy (as Cuddy), Published by Thunder Hawk Music, Appears Courtesy of Warner Music Canada; "Ballad of the Montana Kid" - Written by Greg Keelor (as Keelor)/Jim Cuddy (as Cuddy), Published by Thunder Hawk Music, Appears Courtesy of Warner Music Canada, Vocals and Guitar: Greg Keelor, Vocals: Jim Cuddy; "Townspeople Theme" - Written by Jim Cuddy, Guitar and Piano: Jim Cuddy, Guitar and Dobro and Vocals: Colin Cripps, Banjo: Chris Coole, Engineer: Chris Sheenan-Dyck (as Chris Shreenan-Dyck), Violin: Anne Lindsay; "Company Dance Sequence" - Music: Traditional, Arranger and Engineer and Bass: Jim McGrath, Mandolin: David Baxter, Accordian and Violin: Drew Jureka; "Tent Scene" - Written by Bryden Baird; "Corporal Kent Theme" - Written by Bryden Baird. Trivia: 1. The film is shot in Osoyoos, BC. 2. All of Graham Greene's scenes are on horseback. 3. The Montana Kid mocks the RCMP numerous times throughout the film. This is ironic, considering Paul Gross (who plays the Montana Kid) is famous for playing Benton Fraser, the RCMP officer on Due South. 4. The film is dedicated to "Hemshaw and Jasway who galloped valiantly in the service of the film", two horses who were killed by a freak lightening strike some weeks after filming was complete. 5. The first and last lines in the film are questions uttered by the Montana Kid while on horseback. Quotes: [first lines]
The Montana Kid: You speaky English?
Adell Kwon: Do you?
The Montana Kid: Where am I?
Adell Kwon: In the Dominion of Canada.
The Montana Kid: Ooh just when you thought it couldn't get any worse.
The Montana Kid: She is most definitely worth a bullet.
Jane: [Jane overhears what The Montana Kid said] Hey!
The Montana Kid: No. I meant... I don't mean it that way.
[last lines]
Jane: So do I still get your horse?
The Montana Kid: What's wrong with you people?
Brigham Young. (also known as Brigham Young – Frontiersman), 1940 American film. The true story of the famous Mormon leader, Brigham Young and his battle to transport his people across the Rocky mountains to settle in Salt Lake City. The plot focuses on two of his people, Jonathan Kent and Zina Webb and the hardships they have to face along the way. It describes Young's succession to the presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints after founder Joseph Smith, Jr. was assassinated in 1844. The story begins in frontier-town Nauvoo, Illinois in 1844. It follows the main body of the Church as they are forced to leave Illinois, choosing to settle temporarily in Nebraska and then to travel by wagon train to the Great Basin. Much of the plot revolves around two of the group, Jonathan Kent and Zina Webb. Starring Tyrone Power as Jonathan Kent, Linda Darnell as Zina Webb (The Outsider), Dean Jagger as Brigham Young, Brian Donlevy as Angus Duncan, Jane Darwell as Eliza Kent, John Carradine as Porter Rockwell, Mary Astor as Mary Ann Young, Vincent Price as Joseph Smith, Jean Rogers as Clara Young, Ann Todd as Mary Kent, Willard Robertson as Heber Kimball, Moroni Olsen as Doc Richards, Marc Lawrence as Prosecutor, Stanley Andrews as Hyrum Smith, Frank Thomas as Hubert Crum, Fuzzy Knight as Pete, Dickie Jones as Henry Kent, Selmer Jackson as Caleb Kent (Jonathan's Father), Frederick Burton as Mr. Webb (Zina's Father), Arthur Aylesworth as Jim Bridger, Chief Big Tree as Big Elk, Davison Clark as Johnson, Claire Du Brey as Emma Smith, Tully Marshall as Judge, Dick Rich as Mob Leader (whipping Mr. Kent), Ralph Dunn as Jury Foreman, Edwin Maxwell as Another Mob Leader, Edmund MacDonald as Elder, George Melford as John Taylor, Russell Simpson as U.S. Army Major, Paul E. Burns as Man with News of California Gold; Edmund Elton, Jody Gilbert as Stout Woman Who Can't Swim, William Haade as Skeptic of California Gold News, Herbert Heywood as Jokester at Chronicle Notice, Cammilla Johnson as Little Girl, Cullen Johnson as Boy in Covered Wagon, Payne B. Johnson as Boy in Covered Wagon, David Kirkland as Elder, Frank LaRue as Sheriff, Charles Frederick Lindsley as Trailer Narrator; Murdock MacQuarrie, Louis Mason as Man Laughing at Joke at Chronicle Notice, Charles Middleton as Mob Member, Philip Morris as Mob Member, Imboden Parrish as Man, Ruth Robinson as Discouraged Mormon; John Roy; Frank Shannon as Second Man with News of California Gold, Lee Shumway as Mob Member; Harry Tyler; Eddy Waller as Man with News of California Gold, Cecil Weston as Woman, Blackie Whiteford as Court Spectator and Hank Worden as Mormon Cheering Porter Rockwell in Frog Race. Turner Classic Movies, September 5, 2011. Soundtrack: "Oh! Susanna" (1848) - (uncredited), Music and Lyrics by Stephen Foster, Included in the score often throughout the film; "Shimalong Joe" - (uncredited) Composer unknown, Played by a band at the party and sung by Fuzzy Knight; "Come, Come Ye Saints" - (uncredited) by William Clayton, Played by the band at the new settlement; "The Spirit Of God Like A Fire Is Burning" - By W.W. Phelps. Trivia: Moroni Olsen was the only principal cast member who was a Mormon. Dean Jagger was not a member of that church when he portrayed its leader, but he did join some 32 years later.
New York, I Love You. 2009, a collective work of eleven short films, with each segment running around 10 minutes long. Some of the actors have international status (Natalie Portman, Shia LaBeouf, Hayden Christensen, Blake Lively, Orlando Bloom, Rachel Bilson, Uğur Yücel, Irrfan Khan, James Caan, and Christina Ricci) with each shooting their part in one of New York's five boroughs. Similar to the previous film, Paris, je t'aime, the shorts presented together may interweave slightly; however, they will all tie into the common theme of finding love. New York, I Love You is the second episode of the Cities of Love franchise created and produced by Emmanuel Benbihy. Following is the full cast and crew of ten segments of New York, I Love You with the transition part directed by Randy Balsmeyer:
Director Writer Actors
01 Jiang Wen Hu Hong & Meng Yao Hayden Christensen as Ben
Adaptation: Israel Horovitz Andy García as Garry, Rachel Bilson as Molly
02 Mira Nair Suketu Mehta Natalie Portman as Rifka Malone, Irrfan Khan as Mansuhkhbai
03 Shunji Iwai Adaptation: Israel Horovitz Orlando Bloom as David Cooler, Christina Ricci as Camille
04 Yvan Attal Olivier Lecot Maggie Q as Call Girl, Ethan Hawke as Writer, Chris Cooper as Alex, Robin Wright Penn as Anna
05 Brett Ratner Jeff Nathanson Anton Yelchin as Boy, James Caan as Mr. Riccoli, Olivia Thirlby as Actress, Blake Lively as Gabrielle DiMarco (ex girlfriend)
06 Allen Hughes Xan Cassavetes & Stephen Winter Bradley Cooper as Gus, Drea de Matteo as Lydia
07 Shekhar Kapur Anthony Minghella Julie Christie as Isabelle, John Hurt as Bellhop, Shia LaBeouf as Jacob
08 Natalie Portman Natalie Portman Taylor Geare as Teya, Carlos Acosta as Dante, Jacinda Barrett as Maggie
09 Fatih Akin Fatih Akin Uğur Yücel as Painter, Shu Qi as Chinese herbalist, Burt Young as Landlord
10 Joshua Marston Joshua Marston Eli Wallach as Abe, Cloris Leachman as Mitzie
transition: Randy Balsmeyer Hall Powell, Israel Horovitz & James Strouse Emilie Ohana as Zoe (the Video Artist), Eva Amurri as Sarah, Justin Bartha as Sean
Starring Bradley Cooper, Justin Bartha, Andy Garcia, Hayden Christensen, Rachel Bilson, Natalie Portman, Irrfan Khan, Emilie Ohana, Orlando Bloom, Christina Ricci, Maggie Q, Ethan Hawke, Anton Yelchin, James Caan, Olivia Thirlby, Blake Lively, Drea de Matteo, Julie Christie, John Hurt, Shia LaBeouf, Ugur Yücel, Taylor Geare, Carlos Acosta, Jacinda Barrett, Shu Qi, Burt Young, Chris Cooper, Robin Wright Penn, Eva Amurri, Eli Wallach, Cloris Leachman, Vedant Gokhale, Jeff Chena, Duane Cooper, Abe Karpen, Robert D. Scott, Amy Raudenbush, Elizabeth Hobgood, Jillian Bach, Verdant Gokhale, Hiroshi Hsu, Richard Cheng, J. Salome Martinez Jr., Clem Moorman, Rebecca Kaasa, Daniel Ziskie, Andy Karl, Jordann Beal as Prom Girl (segment "Brett Ratner"), Himad Beg as Indian Man (Transitions), Kevin Cannon as Village Vagabond - Allen Hughes, Gary Cherkassky as Skater Punk (segment "Joshua Marston"), Youri Cho as Korean Bride, Sinsu Co as Mystery Bar Girl (segment "Allen Hughes"), Emory Cohen as Prom Date (segment "Brett Ratner"), Eddie D'vir as Rabbi (segment "Mira Nair"), Simon Dasher as Guitarist (Transitions), Cesar De León as Dominican (segment "Natalie Portman"), Kimberly Dorsey as West Village Hip Chick (segment "Yvan Attal"), Elli as Grand Rabbi Elli (segment "Mira Nair"), Juri Henley-Cohn as Ali (Transitions), Tanzeel Kayani as Indian Man, Ashley Klein as Prom Girl (segment "Brett Ratner"), Rebecca Merle as Hasidic Waitress (segment "Mira Nair"), Adam Moreno as DJ Blue (segment "Brett Ratner"), Loukas Papas as Pizza Patron - Transitions, Liza Petrosyan as Prom Guest, Adam S. Phillips as Jogger - Transitions, Nicholas Purcell as Boy (archive footage), Max Robkoff as Prom Boy (segment "Brett Ratner"), Harry L. Seddon as Boardwalk Jogger, Gurdeep Singh as Badal (Transitions) and Maduka Steady as Ghanaian (segment "Natalie Portman"). Movie Central, September 6, 2011. "No Surprises" (1997) - Performed by Radiohead, Courtesy of Parlophone Records, Under License from EMI Music Group, Written by Jonny Greenwood (as Greenwood), Colin Greenwood (as Greenwood), Ed O'Brien (as O'Brien),
Phil Selway (as Selway) and Thom Yorke (as Yorke), Published by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP); "Origin of Man" (2007) - Written by Thomas R. Brenneck, Daniel Foder and Jared Tankel, Performed by Budos Band, Published by Defend Songs, Inc., Administered by Kobalt Music Publishing America Inc (BMI) 100%, Courtesy of Daptone Records; "Up from South" (2006) - Written by Thomas R. Brenneck and Daniel Foder, Performed by Budos Band, Published by Defend Songs, Inc., Administered by Kobalt Music, Publishing America Inc (BMI) 100%, Courtesy of Daptone Records; "T I B W F" (2006) - Written by Thomas R. Brenneck, Daniel Foder and Jared Tankel, Performed by Budos Band, Published by Defend Songs, Inc., Administered by Kobalt Music Publishing America Inc (BMI) 100%, Courtesy of Daptone Records; "Flower Room Girl" - Written and Performed by Cui Jian, Courtesy of Cui Jian, Published by Cui Jian; "I'm In the Mood for Love" (1935) - Music by Jimmy McHugh, Lyrics by Dorothy Fields, Published by Sony ATV Music Publishing, OBO Famous Music LLC; "Klezmer Wedding Dance Medley" - Performed by The Neshoma Orchestra; "Tian Ya Ge Nu" ("The Wandering Songstress") - Performed by Zhou Xuan, Courtesy of EMI (Hong Kong) Ltd., Under License from EMI Film & TV Music, Written by Han Tian and Lu-Ting He, Published by EMI Blackwood Music, Inc. (BMI); "Un Bouqet Des Violettes" (In segment "Shekhar Kapur") - Written by Paul Cantelon, Performed by Hila Plitmann; "Cha Cha Slide" - Written by Marvel Thompson, Performed by Mr. C The Slide Man, Courtesy of Universal Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises, Published by M.O.B. Music Publishing; "The Way You Look Tonight" (1936) - Music by Jerome Kern, Lyrics by Dorothy Fields, Performed by The Michael Rose Orchestra, Courtesy of Michael Rose Orchestra Productions, Published by Shapiro Bernstein & Co. and Universal Music Publishing, Polygram International, Aldi Music (ASCAP); "The Only Living Boy in New York" (1970) - Written by Paul Simon, Performed by Simon and Garfunkel, Courtesy of Columbia records under license from Sony BMG Music Entertainment, Published by Songs of Universal, Inc. on behalf of Paul Simon Music; "Original Music" (2005) - Written by Marcelo Zarvos, Published by Snowbird Films LLC, Courtesy of Snowbird Films LLC, From the film The Boynton Beach Bereavement Club (2005); "Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity" (1916) - (From "The Planets, Op. 32"), Written by Gustav Holst, Arrangement by Shunji Iwai; "Music" - Written by Charles Camille Saint-Saëns, Arrangement by Shunji Iwai; "Sarabande" (1884) - (from Holberg Suite, Op.40), Written by Edvard Grieg, Arrangement by Shunji Iwai; "Music" - Written by Edvard Grieg, Arrangement by Shunji Iwai; "Iris" (2004) - Written and Performed by Daby Toure, Published by Womad Music Ltd., Courtesy of Real World Records Ltd.; "New York City Is the Place" (Pete Miser Remix) - Written and Published by Jack Livesey (as J. Livesey)/Two Dudes And A Laptop (BMI), Peter Nashel (as P. Nashel)/Two Dudes And A Laptop (BMI), P. Ho/Big Brother Lin Drum Music (BMI) World Records Ltd., Performed by The Con Artists; "Hidden Hand" (2007) - Written by Thomas R. Brenneck, Daniel Foder and Jared Tankel, Performed by Budos Band, Courtesy of Daptone Records.
Due Date. 2010, Starring Robert Downey, Jr. as Peter Highman, Zach Galifianakis as Ethan Tremblay/Ethan Chase/Stu, Michelle Monaghan as Sarah Highman, Juliette Lewis as Heidi, Jamie Foxx as Darryl Johnson, RZA as Airline Screener Marshall, Danny McBride as Western Union Employee Lonnie, Todd Phillips (Director/Producer) as Barry, Mimi Kennedy as Sarah's Mom, Keegan-Michael Key as New Father, Aaron Lustig as Dr. Greene, Marco Rodriguez as Federal Agent, Howard Fine as Himself (voice), Nathalie Fay as Flight Attendant (made a cameo appearance in The Hangover), Charlie Sheen as Himself/Charlie Harper (Cameo), Jon Cryer as Himself/Alan Harper (Cameo), Matt Walsh as TSA Agent, Brody Stevens as Limo Driver, Jakob Ulrich as Patrick, Naiia Ulrich as Alex, Bobby Tisdale as Carl, Sharon Morris as Airport X-Ray, Nathalie Fay as Flight Attendant, Emily Wagner as Flight Attendent, Steven M. Gagnon as Air Marshall, Paul Renteria as Border Guard, Tymberlee Hill as New Mother, Charley Barksdale as Flight Passenger, Haji Abdullah as Airport Passenger, Cesar Aguirre as Airline Pedestrian, Jeremy Ambler as TSA Agent, James Belyeu as Airport Passenger, Tina Borek as Driver, Shannon Brinson as Airport Passenger, Peter Choi as Orderly, Frances Cobb as Airport Traveller, Kennith Edwards as Business Traveler, Tony Folden as Construction Worker, Gilbert Galon as Airport Pedestrian, Joseph Harold as Private Johnson, Barry Hopkins as Airport Patron, Grant Blanks Kristol as Airport Car Rental Customer, Chris Labadie as Audience Member, Erica LaRose as Hitchhiker and Sarah Reagin as Airport Security Agent. Angus T. Jones was in the Two and a Half Men scene as Jake Harper, but the scene was cut short, and his cameo was not shown in the original run. Alan Arkin filmed scenes as Peter's long lost father, but they were not left in the final cut of the film. Movie Central, September 6, 2011. Original Motion Picture Soundtrack:
No. Title Artist Length
1. "Hold On, I'm Comin'" Sam & Dave 2:31
2. "New Moon Rising" Wolfmother 3:45
3. "Is There a Ghost" Band of Horses 2:59
4. "People Are Crazy" Billy Currington 3:51
5. "White Room" Cream 4:58
6. "This Is Why I'm Hot" MIMS 4:17
7. "Sweet Jane" Cowboy Junkies 3:35
8. "Amazing Grace" Rod Stewart 2:02
9. "Check Ya Self 2010 (feat. Chuck D with Lisa Kekaula)" Ice Cube 3:25
10. "Glaucoma" Christophe Beck 2:13
11. "A Good Sign" Christophe Beck 1:36
12. "Ethan's Theme" Christophe Beck 1:19.
Additional songs: Closing Time - Danny McBride; Mykonos - Fleet Foxes; Old Man (Live at Massey Hall) - Neil Young; Hey You - Pink Floyd; "Yankee Doodle Mouse" - Written by Scott Bradley; Theme from Two and a Half Men - Written by Grant Geissman, Lee Aronsohn and Chuck Lorre.
Wild Target. 2010, Starring Bill Nighy as Victor Maynard, Emily Blunt as Rose, Rupert Grint as Tony, Rupert Everett as Ferguson, Eileen Atkins as Louisa Maynard, Martin Freeman as Hector Dixon, Gregor Fisher as Mike, Geoff Bell as Fabian, Rory Kinnear as Gerry Bailey, Duncan Duff as Jeweller, Graham Seed as Appraiser, James O'Dee as Barney, George Rainsford as Waiter, Alexis Rodney as First Hotel Receptionist, Sia Berkeley as Smart Hotel Receptionist, Jenny Crosdale as Hotel Maid, Philip Battley as Hotel Barman, Neil D'Souza as Garage Attendant, Adrian Schiller as Forger, Jonathan Lynn as Parrot (voice) and Stephanie Lammond as Hotel Receptionist. Movie Central, September 7, 2011. Soundtrack: 1. Opening Titles - The London Metropolitan Orchestra, 2. Mehum Mato - Fishtank Ensemble, 3. Hotel Song - Regina Spektor, 4. Johnny Got A Boom Boom - Imelda May, 5. The Waves Featuring Joe Echo - Liam Shachar, 6. All Over Me - Pete Simpson, 7. Spring From The Four Seasons/Vivaldi - The Capella Istropolitana, 8. In A Mellow Mood - The Freddie Carleone Quartet, 9. The Sinfonia Concertante 2nd movement/Mozart - The Capella Istropolitana, 10. Sonata Pathetique Beethoven No. 8 - Rupert Everett, 11. Face The Dragon - Fishtank Ensemble, 12. New Soul - Yael Naim, 13. Plug In The Machine - Dorp, 14. Wedding Bell - Beach House, 15. Foot Massage - The London Metropolitan Orchestra, 16. Going Up Country - Imelda May, 17. Mayhem - Imelda May. Other Songs: "Spirit Prison" and "Happy Birthday".
The Sunset Limited. 2011, Starring Samuel L. Jackson ... Black; Tommy Lee Jones ... White. HBO, September 7, 2011. Filmed in Santa Fe, New Mexico, but takes place in NYC. Two men in an apartment with their opposing beliefs. Tommy Lee Jones directs this adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's 2006 play which chronicles the interaction between two men, a white, atheistic professor, and a black, religious ex-con, who saved the former from from committing suicide. Soundtrack: "We Don't Care" - Written by John Fulford, Mark Vinren and Chris Curtis, Performed by The Trak Kartel; "Wants to Be in Heaven When the First Trumpet Sounds" - Arranged by Lillie Knox and Alan Lomax, Performed by Lillie Knox, Courtesy of Rounder Records & The Alan Lomax Archive, By Arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group; "Ain't Gonna Rain No More" - Arranged by Alan Lomax, Field Recording of 8 Kirby Industrial School Girls by Alan Lomax and Ruby Terrill Lomax, Courtesy of Rounder Records & The Alan Lomax Archive, By Arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group.
The Resident. 2011, Starring Hilary Swank as Juliet Devereau, Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Max, Christopher Lee as August, Lee Pace as Jack, Aunjanue Ellis as Sydney, Nana Visitor as Real Estate Agent, Michael Massee as Security Tech, Michael Badalucco as Moving Man, Sean Rosales as Carlos, Deborah Martinez as Mrs. Portes, Sheila Traister as ER Nurse, Michael Showers as August ER Doctor, Arron Shiver as Architect, Penny Balfour as Drug Addict, Mark Vincent Morocco as ER Surgeon, Veronica Hool as Nurse Girl, Kisha Sierra as Good Looking Girl, Steven Ray Byrd as Paramedic, Elli as Rabbi Elli, Cliff Gravel as E. R. Patient, Peggy Miley as Mrs. Rosenbaum, Alexandria Morrow as Art Model, Sandi K Shelby as E.R. Doctor, Debbie Mazor (stunt double for Hilary Swank) and Jacob Chambers (stunt double for Jeffrey Dean Morgan). Movie Central, September 8, 2011. Filming was in New York, New Mexico and New Jersey. Songs: "Solitaire" - Katherine Liner; "Luck's Run Out" - Little Fish; "Double Dare You" - Katherine Liner.
Love and Savagery. 2009, Starring Allan Hawco as Michael McCarthy, Sarah Greene as Cathleen O'Connell, Louise Nicol as Mrs. Collins (the Principal), Martha Burns as Mother Superior, Nicholas Campbell as Senior Tinker, Macdara Ó Fatharta as Thomas Collins, Sean Panting as Wilfred, Anne Butler as Mrs. Quigley, Amber Cull as Mary Callaghan, Lesley Dowey as Maura, Frank Deacy as Father Joseph, Aiden Flynn as Liam Collins, Dylan Smith as Sean Collins, Mark Whelan as Jim Keane, Luke Lawrence as Waiter/Busboy, Mark White as Young Irish Dancer, Andy Jones as Older Man at Reading, Monica Walsh as Young Woman at Reading, Sylina Jones as Nurse, Melee Hutton as Lodging Housekeeper, Terry O'Rourke as Dublin bartender, Steve Lush as Tinker #1, Geraldine Hollett as Tinker #2, Dave Sullivan as Tinker #3, Mack Furlong as Tinker #4, Craig Walsh as Fiddler and Frank Maher as Accordianist. Movie Central, September 7, 2011. Traditional Irish Songs and Tunes: Se Fath Mo Bhuartha (The Reason For My Sorrow); Amhran Na Tra Baine (The Song of the White Strand); The Maid Behind The Bar/Sheehan's Reel; Morrison's Jig; I Have a Bonnet Trimmed With Blue; Maggie In The Woods; Molly Bawn. Traditional Newfoundland Song: The Girl That Slighted Me. Poems: If She Were Blinded By Rebellious Light; For The Man Who Walks Through The Ruins of Love and Wraps His Feet in the Bandages of Battle; - from Love and Savagery, by Des Walsh, 1989. Shot in Ireland and Newfoundland; story based in 1969.
Yogi Bear. 2010, Starring Dan Aykroyd as Yogi Bear (voice), Justin Timberlake as Boo Boo (voice), Anna Faris as Rachel, Tom Cavanagh as Ranger Smith, T.J. Miller as Ranger Jones, Nathan Corddry as Chief of Staff, Andrew Daly as Mayor Brown, Josh Robert Thompson as Narrator (voice), David Stott as Mayor's Tailor, Greg Johnson as Dirty Shopper, Christy Quillam as Stylist, Patricia Aldersley as Elderly Purse Lady, Tim McLachlan as Purse Snatcher, Hayden Vernon and Dean Knowsley and Barry Duffield and Michael Morris and Will Wallace as Security Guards, Suzana Srpek as Picnic Table Mom; Additional Voice-Overs (voices): Isabella Acres, Steve Alterman, Stephen F. Apostolina, Greg Baglia, Kirk Baily, Shane Baumel, Kate Carlin, Kerry Gutierrez, Emily Hahn, Luisa Leschin, Seth Morris, Raymond Ochoa, Juan Pope, Jennessa Rose, Michelle Ruff, Will Shadley, Jill Smith, Marcelo Tubert and Constance Ember Vaughan Kaplan; Matt Gillanders as Ranger on Stilts and Tom Kay as Park Visitor. Movie Central, September 10, 2011. Soundtrack: "Lasagna" - 'Weird Al' Yankovic; "Rhythm Of Love" - Plain White T's; "Baby Got Back" - Sir Mix-a-Lot; "The Sound Of Sunshine" - Michael Franti & Spearhead; "Also Sprach Zarathrustra" - Written by Richard Strauss; "William Tell Overture" - Orchestral Academy of Los Angeles; "Rachel's Song" - Tom Cavanagh; "Nothin' But A Good Time" - Poison; "Runnin' Wild" - Airbourne; "Theme From Superman" - Written by John Williams; "Don't Stop Believin'" - Journey; "My Best Friend" - 'Weezer (I)'. Trivia: 1. Many students of Daws Butler (the original voice of Yogi Bear) sent Dan Aykroyd tapes of Butler explaining how to do Yogi's voice. Aykroyd refused to listen to any of the tapes, preferring to do his own take on the classic character. 2. This is the first live action adaptation of a Hanna-Barbera cartoon to be made without the assistance of William Hanna or Joseph Barbera, who passed away in 2001 and 2006 respectively. 3. When Justin Timberlake was younger and learning to sing, he imitated various cartoon characters, and so came in with a prepared Boo Boo voice. 4. The film was primarily shot in New Zealand, as it was winter in the northern hemisphere and to wait for summer would delay the shooting schedule longer by six months longer than if in southern hemisphere.
Madame Tutli-Putli. 2007 stop motion-animated short film by Montreal filmmakers Chris Lavis and Maciek Szczerbowski (Clyde Henry Productions), produced by National Film Board of Canada (NFB). Plot: Madame Tutli-Putli boards a night train for a mysterious and suspenseful journey. Movie Central, September 10, 2011. The filmmakers researched the film by traveling on The Canadian, north of Lake Superior, living on the train for two weeks, collecting stories. The stop motion animation took them more than five years. Critics lauded the film for its groundbreaking stop-motion animation techniques. Portrait artist Jason Walker created the technique of adding composited human eyes to the stop motion puppets. Running time: 17 minutes. Credited cast: Laurie Maher as Madame Tutli Putli. Storyline: Madame Tutli-Putli boards the Night Train, weighed down with all her earthly possessions and the ghosts of her past. She travels alone, facing both the kindness and menace of strangers. As day descends into dark, she finds herself caught up in a desperate metaphysical adventure. Adrift between real and imagined worlds, Madame Tutli-Putli confronts her demons and is drawn into an undertow of mystery and suspense. The National Film Board of Canada presents a stunning, stop-motion animated film that takes the viewer on an exhilarating existential journey. The film introduces groundbreaking visual techniques and is supported by a haunting and original score. Painstaking care and craftsmanship in form and detail bring to life a fully imagined, tactile world unlike any you have seen. Jungian thriller? Hitchcockian suspense? Artistic tour de force? The Night Train awaits you. Written by courtesy of National Film Board of Canada.
Animal Kingdom. 2010 Australian crime drama, Starring James Frecheville as Joshua 'J' Cody, Bryce Lindemann as Paramedic #1, Paul Smits as Paramedic #2, Jacki Weaver as Janine 'Smurf' Cody, Joel Edgerton as Barry 'Baz' Brown, Luke Ford as Darren Cody, Sullivan Stapleton as Craig Cody, Mirrah Foulkes as Catherine Brown, Anthony Ahern as Armed Robbery Detective, Justin Rosniak as Detective Randall Roache, Michael Vice as Hood #1, Chris Weir as Hood #2, Laura Wheelwright as Nicky Henry, Sarah Nguyen as Waitress, Lucia Cai as Cashier, Ben Mendelsohn as Andrew 'Pope' Cody, Ann Michôd as Shopper, Susan Prior as Alicia Henry, Clayton Jacobson as Gus Emery, Tim Phillipps as Const. Daniel Horden, Josh Helman as Const. Peter Simmons, Michael Cody as Police Radio, Kieran Darcy-Smith as John Harrop, Guy Pearce as Detective Senior Sgt Nathan Leckie, Anthony Hayes as Detective Justin Norris, Jack Heanly as Andy Emery, Dan Wyllie as Ezra White, Andy McPhee as Richard Collis, Christina Azucena as Dacinta Collis, Jacquie Brennan as Sarah Leckie, Ben Ouwehand as Scott Leckie, Bert Labonte as PSG Santo, James Saunders as PSG Gary, Dom Phelan as PSG Tom, Brenda Palmer as Smurf's Neighbour, Anna Lise Phillips as Barrister Justine Hopper, Tom Noble (Script Supervisor) as Court Warden, Daniel Roche as SOG, David Michôd (Writer and Director) as Reporter, Luke Doolan as Drug Squad Officer, Brendan Bacon as Pasty Guy, Stephen Hannah as Detective Extra, Paul Rochford as Sog #2 (uncredited), Beau Hurren as Stunt Detective #1/ J Stunt Double, Jesse Rowles as Stunt Detective #2, Graham Jahne as Stunt SOG #1/Pope Stunt Double and Zev Eleftheriou as Stunt Driver. Movie Central, September 12, 2011. The film is loosely inspired by the real life Pettingill family, and by the Walsh Street police shootings that occurred in Melbourne in 1988. Trivia: Joel Edgerton won an AFI award (the Australian equivalent of the Oscars) for his role as a character that dies only 23 minutes into the film. Soundtrack: The film's original score was composed by Antony Partos with additional music composed by Sam Petty and David McCormack.
No. Title Length: 1. "Animal Kingdom" 2:36, 2. "This Is Where I Was" (composed by Sam Petty) 1:43, 3. "Barry Brown" 2:07, 4. "Prahran" 2:38, 5. "Ivanhoe" 4:09, 6. "Hawthorn" (composed by Sam Petty) 3:48, 7. "Black Pools" 1:34, 8. "Fairfield" 2:03, 9. "Craig Cody" 3:00, 10. "Janine's Little Boy" 2:46, 11. "Nicky Henry" 2:33, 12. "Descent" (composed by Antony Partos and David McCormack) 5:11, 13. "Then and Now" 2:31, 14. "Janine Cody" 3:52, 15. "Melbourne" (composed by Antony Partos and Sam Petty) 3:11, 16. "Joshua Cody" 4:03, 17. "End" (composed by Jona Ma) 2:21, Total length: 50:07. Other songs: "All Out of Love" - Written by Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock, Performed by Air Supply, Published by Arista Records/EMI; "Berserk Warriors" - Performed by Mental as Anything; "Refugee" - Performed by Freaky Lou; "April Sun In Cuba" - Performed by Dragon; "Sitting In Limbo" - Performed by Jimmy Cliff; "Descent" - Written and Performed by Antony Partos and David McCormack; "Pope's Lament" - Performed by Jono Ma.
The Tourist. 2010, a remake of the 2005 French action film Anthony Zimmer, Starring Angelina Jolie as Elise Clifton-Ward, Johnny Depp as Frank Tupelo/Alexander Pearce, Paul Bettany as Inspector John Acheson, Timothy Dalton as Chief Inspector Jones, Steven Berkoff as Reginald Shaw, Rufus Sewell as The Englishman, Christian De Sica as Colonnello Lombardi, Alessio Boni as Sergente Cerato, Daniele Pecci as Tenente Narduzzi, Giovanni Guidelli as Tenente Tommassini, Raoul Bova as Conte Filippo Gaggia, Igor Jijikine as Virginsky, Bruno Wolkowitch as Capitaine Courson, Marc Ruchmann as Brigadier Kaiser, Julien Baumgartner as Brigadier Ricuort, François Vincentelli as Brigadier Marion, Shashidhar as Shz, Nino Frassica as Brigadiere Mele Maresciallo Cecchini, Clément Sibony as Brigadier Rousseau, Jean-Claude Adelin as Brigadier Cavillan, Jean-Marie Lamour as Cafe Waiter Jean-Michel, Nicolas Guillot as Cafe Head Waiter Jérôme, Mhamed Arezki as Courier Achmed Tchebali, Igor Jijikine as Virginsky, Vladimir Orlov as Lebyadkin, Vladimir Tevlovski as Liputin, Alec Utgoff as Fedka, Mark Zak as Shigalyov, Neri Marcorè as Hotel Concierge Alessio, Gabriele Gallinari as Hotel Bell Boy Luca, Riccardo De Torrebruna as Hotel Waiter Guido, Maurizio Casagrande as Waiter Antonio, Gwilym Lee as Senior Technician Mountain, Steven Robertson as Junior Technician Pinnock, Iddo Goldberg as Jones’ Assistant Whitfield, Renato Scarpa as Arturo the Tailor, Giancarlo Previati as Gala Coordinator Dalla Pietà, Giovanni Esposito as Interpreter Coppa, Marino Narduzzi as Elise's Driver Stefano, Tino Giada as Elise's Driver Mauro, Bruno Bilotta as Sniper Chief Giordani, Ralf Moeller as Jail Bird Lunt, Michael Bennett as Ball Guest and Roberta Mastromichele as Dancer. Movie Central, September 13, 2011. Soundtrack: "Cat's Pyjamas" - Composed by Jack Alfred, Courtesy of Extreme Music; "No Fear of Heights" - Written and Performed by Katie Melua, Courtesy of Dramatico Entertainment Ltd.; "Dance in F" - Composed by Gabriel Yared; "Starlight" - Written by Matthew Bellamy (as Matthew James Bellamy), Performed by Muse, Courtesy of Warner Music U.K. Ltd., By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing. Trivia: Timothy Dalton, the former James Bond, partakes in a scene in this spy movie which is the opposite to which he played in the earlier Bond movie Licence to Kill. In this film, as a section head, he terminates the employment of spy Angelina Jolie. In Licence to Kill, as Bond, he had his license to kill revoked by M at Ernest Hemingway's house in Key West. Quotes:
Chief Inspector Jones: Agent Ward, your suspension's lifted.
Elise: Thank you, sir.
Chief Inspector Jones: And your employment is terminated, immediately.
Elise: Thank you, sir.
Frank Taylor: You're ravenous.
Elise: Do you mean 'ravishing'?
Frank Taylor: I do.
Italian policeman 2: You wish to report a murder.
Frank Taylor: Attempted murder.
Italian policeman 2: That's not so serious.
Frank Taylor: Not when you downgrade it from murder. But when you upgrade it from room service, it's quite serious.
(Last lines; said to character played by Johnny Depp, after Tom Cruise was originally going to play Frank, but was replaced by Sam Worthington, and Johnny Depp replaced Worthington when he dropped out due to "creative differences".)
Elise: 20 million dollars worth of plastic surgery. And that's the face you choose.
Frank Taylor: You don't like it?
Elise: It will do.
Kick-Ass. 2010, Starring Aaron Johnson as Dave Lizewski/Kick-Ass, Garrett M. Brown as Mr. Lizewski, Clark Duke as Marty, Evan Peters as Todd, Deborah Twiss as Mrs. Zane, Lyndsy Fonseca as Katie Deauxma, Sophie Wu as Erika Cho, Elizabeth McGovern as Mrs. Lizewski, Christopher Mintz-Plasse as Chris D'Amico/Red Mist, Stu Riley as Huge Goon, Johnny Hopkins as 1st Gang Kid, Ohene Cornelius as 2nd Gang Kid, Mark Strong as Frank D'Amico, Michael Rispoli as Big Joe, Corey Johnson as Sporty Goon, Kenneth Simmons as Scary Goon, Anthony Desio as Baby Goon, Carlos Besse Peres as Buttons, Randall Batinkoff as Tre Fernandez, Dexter Fletcher as Cody, Chloë Grace Moretz as Mindy Macready/Hit-Girl, Nicolas Cage as Damon Macready/Big Daddy, Russell Bentley as Medic, Jason Flemyng as Lobby Goon, Tamer Hassan as Matthew, Yancy Butler as Angie D'Amico, Adrian Martinez as Ginger Goon, Tim Plester as Danil, Joe Bacino as Posh Goon, Hubert Boorder as Oscar Juarez, Chris McGuire as Diner Fight Guy #1, Max White as Diner Fight Guy #2, Dean Copkov as Diner Fight Guy #3, Jacob Cartwright as Running Teenager, Maurice DuBois as News Anchor, Dana Tyler as News Anchor, Craig Ferguson as Himself, Omar Soriano as Leroy, Katrena Rochell as Female Junkie, Kofi Natei as Rasul, Xander Berkeley as Detective Gigante, Omari Hardwick as Sergeant Marcus Williams, Dan Duran as Reporter, Louis Young as Breaking News Reporter, Walle Jobara as Nervous Goon, Quinn Smith as Big Mean Boy, Mihai Arsene as Michalsky (NYPD Police Officer), Max Callum as Police Officer, Annie Cooper as Jess, Wayne Curnew as Bartender, Russell De Rozario as Man in Elevator, Alexander Hathaway as Comic Book Store Manager, Tangara Jones as Gang Girl, Dexter Navy as Comic Book Store Employee, Melissa Anne Smith as Cheerleader and Kirk Tingblad as Audience member. Movie Central, September 14, 2011. Soundtrack: "Walk to Rasul's" - Composed by Danny Elfman, Courtesy of Morte Pharmaceutical (BMI); "Stand Up"- (Liam Howlett/Manfred Mann/Peter Thomas), Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd and by kind permission of Carlin Music Corp., Performed by The Prodigy, Licensed courtesy of Cooking Vinyl, (p) 2009 Cooking Vinyl Ventures Prodigy Ltd. under exclusive worldwide license to Cooking Vinyl Ltd. courtesy of Take Me To The Hospital Ltd., Use of "One Way Glass" by Manfred Mann's Earth Band courtesy of Creature Music Ltd., Dave Grohl appears courtesy of Roswell/RCA Records; "Can't Go Back" - (Bobby Gillespie/Andrew Innes/Martin Duffy/Mani (as Gary Mounfield)), Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd., Performed by Primal Scream, Licensed courtesy of B-Unique Records/Warner Music UK Ltd.; "There's a Pot Brewing" - (Lee Ladouceur (as Lee LaDoucuer)/Gregory Meyer/Ian Moreno/Brian Reyes/Edward Nolan Reyes), Published by Universal Music Publishing MGB Ltd., Performed by The Little Ones, Licensed courtesy of The Little Ones; "The Barber of Seville Overture" - (Gioachino Rossini), Performed by Zagreb Festival Orchestra, Conducted by Michael Halász., Licensed courtesy Naxos Rights International Ltd.; "Omen" - (Liam Howlett/Tim Hutton/Maxim Reality (as Keith Andrew Palmer)), Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd./Perfect Songs Ltd., © Superhero Media Ltd. administered by Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Performed by The Prodigy, Licensed courtesy of Cooking Vinyl (p) 2009 Cooking Vinyl Ventures Prodigy Ltd. under exclusive worldwide license to Cooking Vinyl Ltd., Courtesy of Take Me To The Hospital Ltd.; "Bongo Song" - (Sasumi Mukai), Published by Hero Music Ltd./Universal Music Publishing Ltd., Performed by Zongamin, Licensed courtesy of XL Recordings Ltd. (p) 2005; "(Banana Splits) Tra La La Song" - ('Mark Barkan'/Ritchie Adams), Published by © 1968 (Renewed) Warner Tamerlane Publishing Corp (BMI), All Rights Reserved, Performed by The Dickies, Courtesy of Mercury Records (London) Ltd., Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.; "Chi Mai Del Mio Provò Piacer Piu Dolce! (Act 2) Idomeneo" (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart), Performed by Wiener Philharmoniker, Conducted by John Pritchard (as Sir John Pritchard), Courtesy of Decca Music Group Ltd., Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.; "Starry Eyed" - (Ellie Goulding/Jonny Lattimer), Published by Global Talent Publishing Music, © 2009 Warner/Chappell Music Publishing Ltd. (PRS), All Rights Reserved, Performed by Ellie Goulding, Courtesy of Polydor UK Ltd., Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.; "This Town Ain't Big Enough for Both of Us" - (Ron Mael (as Ronald Mael)), Published by © Warner/Chappell Music Publishing Ltd (PRS), All Rights Reserved, Performed by Sparks, Courtesy of Universal-Island Records Ltd., Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.; "Crazy" - (Danger Mouse (as Brian Burton)/Cee-Lo (as Thomas Callaway)/Gianfranco Reverberi/Gian Piero Reverberi), Published by Chrysalis Music © 2005, Used with permission. All rights reserved., Universal Music Publishing Ricordi SRL, Warner/Chappell Music Publishing Ltd. (PRS), Performed by Gnarls Barkley, Licensed courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp./Warner Music UK Ltd.; "We're All in Love" - (David Johansen/Sami Yaffa (as Sami Takamaki)/Steve Conte (as Steven Conte)/Sylvain Sylvain (as Sylvain Mizrahi)/Brian Delaney/Brian Koonin), Published by © 2006 Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp (BMI), Unforgivable Hipness Music (BMI) WB Music Corp (ASCAP), Acoustic Voodoo Music (Ascap), Thunderdog Music (ASCAP), Subway Rhythm Publishing Music (BMI), Glaveman Publishing (ASCAP), Eggplant Music (ASCAP), All rights administered by WB Music Corp, All rights Reserved, Performed by New York Dolls, Licensed courtesy of Roadrunner Records; "Per Qualche Dollaro in Piu" (Ennio Morricone) - From For a Few Dollars More (1965) - For a Few Dollars More, Performed by Ennio Morricone, (p) & © 1965 EMI Music Publishing Italia Srl, Courtesy of EMI Music Publ. Italia/EMI Music Publishing Ltd.; "Bad Reputation" - (Joan Jett/Kenny Laguna/Ritchie Cordell/Marty Kupersmith (as Martin Kupersmith)), Performed by Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, Published by Jett Pack Music, Inc. (BMI), Licensed courtesy of Blackheart Records Group; "Battle Hymn of the Republic" - (Extract from An American Trilogy), (Traditional arrangement by Mickey Newbury), Published by Sony/ATV Music Publishing, Performed by Elvis Presley, (p) 1972 Sony Music Entertainment Inc., Licensed courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment UK Ltd.; "Make Me Wanna Die" - (Taylor Momsen/Ben Phillips/Kato Khandwala), Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd., Pretty Reckless Music (BMI), The Undertaker's Daughter (BMI), Produced by Kato Khandwala, Performed by The Pretty Reckless, Licensed courtesy of Interscope, Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.; "Kick Ass" - (Mika/Jodi Marr/'RedOne (I)'), Published by Irving Music Inc./Universal Music Publishing Ltd./Sony/ATV Music Publishing, Performed by Mika, Licensed courtesy of Universal-Island Records Ltd., Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
Secret Window. 2004, Starring Johnny Depp as Mort Rainey, John Turturro as John Shooter, Maria Bello as Amy Rainey, Timothy Hutton as Ted Milner, Charles S. Dutton as Ken Karsch, Len Cariou as Sheriff Dave Newsome, Joan Heney as Mrs. Garvey, John Dunn Hill as Tom Greenleaf, Vlasta Vrana as Fire Chief Wickersham, Matt Holland as Detective Bradley, Gillian Ferrabee as Fran Evans, Bronwen Mantel as Greta Bowie, Elizabeth Marleau as Juliet Stoker, Kyle Allatt as Busboy, Richard Jutras as Motel Manager, Kevin Woodhouse as Public Works Guy, Vito De Filippo as Public Works Guy, Sarah Allen as Sheriff's Niece, Chico the dog as Himself and Isabelle Champeau as Photojournalist. Encore Avenue, September 14, 2011. Soundtrack: "Chico and the Man" - Written by José Feliciano; "Once in a Lifetime" - Written by David Byrne, Brian Eno, Chris Frantz, Jerry Harrison and Tina Weymouth; "Get Down" - Written by 'Ali Dee', Vincent Alfieri and Zach Danziger, Performed by Cham Pain, Courtesy of Deetown Productions, Under license from Spirit Music Group; "Shortnin' Bread" - Traditional. Movie based on Stephen King novel. Trivia: 1. Johnny Depp's line, "This is not my beautiful house. This is not my beautiful wife. Anymore.", is taken from the Talking Heads' song "Once in a Lifetime". 2. John Turturro decided to star in the movie because his son, a big fan of Stephen King, convinced him to. 3. Mort looking head on into the mirror and seeing the reflection of the back of his head is a reference to the paintings of Belgian surrealist painter René Magritte, such as "La Reproduction Interdite" (English: "Reproduction Prohibited"). He often depicted a mysterious man in a bowler hat not unlike the hat that Shooter wears.
The Switch. 2010, Starring Jennifer Aniston as Kassie Larson, Jason Bateman as Wally Mars, Thomas Robinson as Sebastian Larson, Patrick Wilson as Roland, Juliette Lewis as Debbie, Jeff Goldblum as Leonard, Caroline Dhavernas as Pauline, Scott Elrod as Declan, Bryce Robinson as older Sebastian Larson, Diane Sawyer as herself, Victor Pagan as Knit Hat Guy, Todd Louiso as Artie, Rebecca Naomi Jones as Party Guest, Kelli Barrett as Roland's Wife Jessica, Jeremy J. Mohler as Party Guest #2, Will Swenson as Actor on Stage, Edward James Hyland as Man in Theater, Brian Podnos as Waiter, Carmen M. Herlihy as Woman on Bus, Lily Pilblad as Girl at Pizzeria, Jason Jones as Climbing Wall Guide, Amanda Barron as Roland's Sister, Bob Bencomo as Pirate Hat Guy, Michael Bennett as Party Guest, Nick Diamantis as Lawyer, Stephanie Domini Ehlert as Kassie's friend, Stephen Hadeed Jr. as Theatre Patron, Gina Hernandez as Mexican Resturaunt Patron, Brooke Hoover as Pig Nose Woman and Chris von Hoffmann as Usher. Movie Central, September 15, 2011. Soundtrack: "Instant Replay" - Written by Dan Hartman, Performed by Dan Hartman, Courtesy of Epic Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Freakshow On The Dance Floor" - Written by James Alexander, Michael Beard, Larry Dodson, Mark Bynum, Harvey Henderson, Lloyd Smith, Winston Stewart, Frank Thompson and Allen A. Jones, Performed by The Bar-Kays, Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "I Can't Wait" - Written by John Smith, Performed by Nu Shooz, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Lounge With Stress" - Written by Michael Wilson, Louis Segura, and Nigel Williams, Performed by N-I-Gel featuring Phat Al & Lou Wop, Courtesy of LoveCat Music & Tony Mercedes Music; "The Bomb! (These Sounds Fall Into My Mind)" (Pop Radio Mix) - Written by Kenneth Gonzalez, Daniel Seraphine and David James Wolinski, Performed by Sunrider, Courtesy of Andorfine Music, Germany; "Little L" - Written by Jason Kay and Toby Smith, Performed by Jamiroquai, Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Limited and Epic Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Prioritize" - Written by Justin Meldal-Johnsen, Performed by Justin Meldal-Johnsen and Roger Joseph Manning Jr.; "Pushin' On" (feat. Alice Russell) - Written by William Holland, Performed by The Quantic Soul Orchestra, Courtesy of Ubiquity Records/Tru Thoughts; "Boogie Town" - Written by Larry James and Doris James, Performed by Fat Larry's Band, Courtesy of Concord Music Group, Inc.; "Papa Don't Preach" - Written by Brian Elliot, Performed by Donna De Lory, Courtesy of Johnny Yuma Productions; "Here Comes The Sun" - Written by Arthur Austin, Len Barry, Larry James, Anthony Middleton and Lawrence Taylor, Performed by Fat Larry's Band, Courtesy of Concord Music Group, Inc.; "Bluebird Of Happiness (Ulrich Schnauss Short Version)" - Written by Neil Halstead and Ian McCutcheon, Performed by Mojave 3, Courtesy of 4AD Ltd.; "Summer Night" - Written by Jonathan Dagan and Noa Lembersky, Performed by Other Viewz, Courtesy of LoveCat Music; "Open Your Heart" - Written by Rebecca Ann Stark, Ronald Rege Jr., Jeffrey M. Rosenberg and Steven John Gregoropouos, Performed by Lavender Diamond, Courtesy of Matador Records; "Sick Of Being Love Today" - Written by Jean-Sebastien Nouveau, Martin Duru and Julien Bonneau, Performed by Justement, Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music; "Sea Green, See Blue" - Written and Performed by Jaymay, Courtesy of EMI Records Ltd./Blue Note Records, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "I Walk Alone" - Written and Performed by Mick McMains, Courtesy of Rescue Records, a division of 5 Alarm Music; "Party People" - Written by Geoff Siegel, Performed by Assassinz, Courtesy of Fundamental Music, Inc.; "More Bad Luck" - Written and Performed by Albert King, Courtesy of Concord Music Group, Inc.; "All The Beautiful Things" - Written by E, Performed by Eels, Courtesy of Vagrant Records; "Paul's Pal" - Written and Performed by Sonny Rollins, Courtesy of Concord Music Group, Inc.; "Numbered Days" - Written by E and Joe Gore, Performed by Eels, Courtesy of Geffen Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Happy Birthday To You" - Written by Mildred J. Hill and Patty S. Hill; "Lovers' Carvings" - Written by Stephen Wilkinson, Performed by Bibio, Courtesy of Warp Records, By Arrangement with Zync Music Inc.
The Crazies. 2010 horror film, a remake of the 1973 film of the same name by George A. Romero,the executive producer and co-writer of the remake. Starring Timothy Olyphant as David, Radha Mitchell as Judy, Joe Anderson as Russell, Danielle Panabaker as Becca, Christie Lynn Smith as Deardra Farnum, Brett Rickaby as Bill Farnum, Preston Bailey as Nicholas, John Aylward as Mayor Hobbs, Joe Reegan as Pvt. Billy Babcock, Glenn Morshower as Intelligence Officer, Larry Cedar as Ben Sandborn, Gregory Sporleder as Travis Quinn, Mike Hickman as Rory Hamill, Lisa K. Wyatt as Peggy Hamill, Justin Welborn as Curt Hammil, Chet Grissom as Kevin Miller, Tahmus Rounds as Nathan, Brett Wagner as Jesse, Alex Van as Red, Tony Winters as Town Pastor, Frank Hoyt Taylor as Mortician Charles Finley, Justin Miles as Scotty McGregor, Marian Green as Mrs. McGregor, E. Roger Mitchell as Fire Chief Tom, Bruce Aune as News Anchor (Real news anchor at KCRG in Cedar Rapids, Iowa), Michael Cole as Site Coordinator, Mark Oliver as Rescue Worker, Lynn Lowry as Woman on Bike, Chris Carnel as Car Wash Lunatic, Jimmy Waitman as Car Wash Lunatic, Jay Pearson as Car Wash Lunatic, Kathryn Kim as Distraught Mom, Adam Dingeman as Snickering Boy, Megan Hensley as Babbling Teen, Lori Beth Edgeman as Distraught Mother, Ann Roth as Distraught Woman, Michael 'Mickey' Cole as Distraught Boy, Elizabeth Barrett as Lone Woman, Rachel Storey as Molly Hutchins, Bruce Aune as Newscaster, Jacqueline Sherrard as Local Girl, Mary Lynn Owen as Distraught Woman #2, Pierce Gagnon as Distraught Son, Matthew Lintz as Distraught Son #2, Wilbur T. Fitzgerald as Distraught Husband, Jeremy Ambler as U.S. Army Soldier, Lexie Behr as Lizzie, Sterling Cooper as Ralph, William Grammer as Infected Citizen, Albert J. Greffenius as Diner Crazy #1, Gene L. Hamilton as Diner Crazy #2, Anthony B. Harris as Soldier, Joseph Lavender as Dead Soldier, Shaun Lynch as Evac Soldier, Billie McNabb as Waitress, Jade Moser as Local Teen, Steve Pilchen as Diner Crazy #3, Justin Price as Infected Civilian, Cody Rowlett as Hazmat Soldier, Anthony Sellers as Soldier/HAZMAT Scientist and Kasey Stewart as Uninfected Citizen. Movie Central, September 16, 2011. Soundtrack: "We'll Meet Again" - Written by Ross Parker and Hugh Charles, Performed by Johnny Cash, Courtesy of American Recordings and The Island Def Jam Music Group, Under License from Universal Music Enterprises; "Bring Me Sunshine" - Written by Arthur Kent and Sylvia Dee, Performed by Willie Nelson, Courtesy of RCA Nashville, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing. Trivia: 1. During the closing credits there is a news broadcast about people who reported seeing a large fireball in the area of Ogden Marsh. The newscaster is Bruce Aune, a real-life newscaster for KCRG Channel 9, the local ABC affiliate in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The actual logo of KCRG is also shown during the broadcast. 2. Some of the filming was done in Lenox, Iowa. Lenox is the opposing team in the baseball scene early in the film. 3. Each actor that was transformed into a "crazie" had to sit in the make-up chair for three hours. 4. Cameo by Lynn Lowry who costarred in the original version of The Crazies, as an infected local riding a bicycle through the deserted center of town.
The Back-up Plan (previously known as Plan B). 2010 (This was Tom Bosley's final film before his death in October 2010.) Starring Jennifer Lopez as Zoe, Alex O'Loughlin as Stan, Danneel Harris as Olivia, Melissa McCarthy as Carol, Michaela Watkins as Mona, Eric Christian Olsen as Clive, Anthony Anderson as Playground Dad, Noureen DeWulf as Daphne, Tom Bosley as Arthur, Maribeth Monroe as Lori, Linda Lavin as Nana, Jennifer Elise Cox as Baby Store Sales Clerk, Cesar Millan as himself, Robert Klein as Dr. Scott Harris, Carlease Burke as Tabitha, Amy Block as Sara, Adam Rose as Louie, Peggy Miley as Shirley, Sadie May Beebe as Dakota, Logan Lauriston as Mack, Barbara Perry as Wedding Singer, Chalo González as Band Leader, Art Frankel as "Not Me" Man, Anslem King as Cab Driver, Elisabeth Abbott as Pregnant Woman #1, Lili Mirojnick as Pregnant Woman #2, Donna Ponterotto as Woman in Gym, Manos Gavras as Mario, Riley Smith as Mona's Kid (2 yrs), Samantha Hall as Mona's Kid (4 yrs), Jared Gilmore as Mona's Kid (6 yrs), Rowan Blanchard as Mona's Kid (7 yrs), Wes Whitehead as Cheese Customer; Conga Line Dancers: John Ronald Dennis, Bunny Gibson, Stan Mazin, Beverly Polcyn, Bobbie Bates, Birl Jonns, Anushka Jones, Skip Cunningham, Jack Mattis and Felix Chavez; Infants: Olivia Jones, Riley Jones, Isabelle Jones, Skylar Weber and Zachary Weber; Nubbins as Nuts, Nip as Nuts, Tuck as Nuts, Frank Welker as Additional Nuts Voice (voice), Don Abernathy as Farmers Market Shopper, Jason Babinsky as Dog Walker, Taylor Benson as Flower Girl, Rich Campbell as Jogger, Adriene Couvillion as Hostess, Brenda Grate as Subway Girl, Brandon Herman as Farmer's Market Vendor, Jian, Cailin Loesch as Child in Park, Hannah Loesch as Child in Park, Christine Lozano as Single Mom, Payton Lucas as Skylar, Eder López as Fitness Trainer, Louis C. Oberlander as Farmer's Market Shopper, Marlowe Peyton as Lucy, Erin Pickett as Farmer's Market Shopper, Carter Sand as Cole, Shoniqua Shandai as Single Mother and Kara Elizabeth Silva as Single Goth Mom. Movie Central, September 16, 2011. Soundtrack: "Bottles" - Written by Vanessa Brown, George Astasio and Tim Larcombe, Performed by V.V. Brown (as VV Brown), Courtesy of Universal-Island Records Ltd. and Capitol Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises and EMI Film & Television Music; "A Beautiful Day" - Written by Robin Roberts, India.Arie (as India Arie Simpson), Joyce Simpson and Nick Trevisick, Performed by India.Arie, Courtesy of Universal Republic Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Say Hey (I Love You)" - Written by Michael Franti and Carl Young, Performed by Michael Franti and Spearhead, Courtesy of Anti/Universal Republic Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Crystal Rain" - Written by Malcolm Nichols, Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music; "Disco Lies" - Written and Performed by Moby, Courtesy of Mute Records, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "You Me & The Bourgeoisie" - Written by Eleanor Hazzard, Performed by The Submarines, Courtesy of Nettwerk Productions; "Let's Finish" (Sinden Remix) - Written by Graeme Sinden, Sylvia Gordon and Deantoni Parks, Performed by Kudu, Courtesy of Nublu Records; "Fallin' For You" - Written by Rick Nowels and Colbie Caillat, Performed by Colbie Caillat, Courtesy of Universal Republic Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Key To My Heart" - Written by Arama Brown, Jessica Jarrell and Tobias Gad, Performed by Jessica Jarrell, Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Daisy Belle" - Written by Harry Bluestone, Emil Cadkin and Harry Darce, Courtesy of APM Music; "Mool Mantra" - Written by Snatam Kaur, Jai Jeet Sangeet Singh and Tam Taran Khalsa, Performed by Snatam Kaur, Courtesy of Spirit Voyage Records & SpiritVoyage.com; "Golden Slippers" - Written by Harry Bluestone, Emil Cadkin and James A. Bland, Courtesy of APM Music; "Crabbuckit" - Written by Kevin Brereton, Performed by k-os, Courtesy of EMI Music Canada, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Sweet Calypso Woman" - Written by Tom Liston, Performed by Tom Liston & Steel Tropics, Courtesy of Steel Tropics; "Trumpet Voluntary" - Written by Jeremiah Clarke, Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music; "Pizzicato Waltz From Sylvie" - Written by Trevor Thornton, Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music; "She Drives Me Crazy" - Written by David Steele and Roland Gift, Performed by Randy Shockne; "What A Wonderful World" - Written by Bob Thiele and George D. Weiss, Performed by Barbara Perry; "What Is Love?" - Written by Wynter Gordon and Demst Emile, Performed by Jennifer Lopez, Courtesy of Epic Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment.
The Losers. 2010, Starring ensemble cast: Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Franklin Clay, Idris Elba as William Roque, Zoe Saldana as Aisha al-Fadhil, Chris Evans as Jake Jensen, Columbus Short as Linwood "Pooch" Porteous, Óscar Jaenada as Carlos "Cougar" Alvarez, Jason Patric as Max, Holt McCallany as Wade, Peter Macdissi as Vikram, Peter Francis James as Fadhil, Tanee McCall as Jolene, Mark Ginther as Goliath Guard, Daniel Kalal as Goliath Guard, Colin Follenweider as Goliath Guard, Garrett Warren as Goliath Guard, Rey Hernandez as Armored Car Guard, Ernesto Morales as Nabil, Evan Miranda as Lead Chryon Guard, Noel Estrella as Indian Thug Leader, Gunner Wright as Jet Pilot, Robert Slavonia as Mr. Anderson, Debbie Ann Rivera as Mr. Anderson's Secretary, Kirk Sullivan as Transport Helicopter Pilot, Marcos Davila as Thug on Bus, Alanis M. Salinas as Little Girl at Compound, Manuel O. Velazquez as Boy with Teddy Bear, Thomas R. Nunan III as Pentagon Offical, John Galindez as MIG Pilot, Lindsey Sutton as EMT, Alan J. Trudeau as EMT, Rafael Lopez Diaz as Short Indian Scientist, Norman Grant as Delivery Room Doctor, Krissy Korn as Referee, Murisa Harba as Pretty Girl in Bleachers, Mariselle Morales as Bar Patron, Jadah Lynn Platt as Petunias Soccer Player, Ramiro 'Ramir' Delgado Ruiz as Tourist, Isaac Santiago as Soldier and Carla Tricoli as Extra. Movie Central, September 19, 2011. Filmed in Puerto Rico. Soundtrack: "U.R.A Fever" - Performed by The Kills; "Black Betty" - Performed by Ram Jam; "Clap for the Killers" - Written by Boots Riley (as Raymond 'Boots' Riley) and Tom Morello, Performed by Street Sweeper Social Club; "Champion of the Blind" - Written and Performed by Kevin W. Buchholz and Jessie Shapiro; "Don't Stop Believin'" - Written by Journey, Performed by Journey; "Tear the Place Up" – Performed by Skunk Anansie; "Big Bad Wolf" – Performed by The Heavy; "Bilongo" – Performed by Papi Brandao & Sus Ejecutivos; "Sweet Misery" – Performed by Amel Larrieux; "The Oath" – Performed by Street Sweeper Social Club; "Through Tears of Joy" – Performed by Orchestra Lunatica.Quote:
Max: I'm saving the country, Wade; doing something for the benefit of the United States of America. Wade: I was born in Quebec. Max: Okay... then we're saving *North* America.
Blue Valentine. 2010, Starring Ryan Gosling as Dean, Michelle Williams as Cindy, Faith Wladyka as Frankie, John Doman as Jerry, Mike Vogel as Bobby, Marshall Johnson as Marshall, Jen Jones as Gramma, Maryann Plunkett as Glenda, James Benatti as Jamie, Barbara Troy as Jo, Carey Westbrook as Charley, Ben Shenkman as Dr. Feinberg, Eileen Rosen as Mimi, Enid Graham as Professor, Ashley Gurnari as Checker, Jack Parshutich as Billy, Samii Ryan as Amanda, Mark Benginia as Concierge, Timothy Liveright as Doctor, Tamara Torres as Maria, Robert Russell as Justice of the Peace, Michelle Nagy as Music Teacher, Felicia Reid as Nurse, Melvin Jurdem as Old Man, Alan Malkin as Cab Driver, Derik Belanger as Tony, Isabella Frogoletto as Child #1, Madison Ledergerber as Child #2, Jaimie Jensen as Pregnant Woman, Ian Bonner as Room Service Guy, Robert Eckard as Father and Michael J. Kraycik as Parent. Movie Central, September 20, 2011. Trivia: 1. The film was to be shot in California but production was moved to Brooklyn, New York and Scranton, Pennsylvania. Williams wanted to stay close to her Brooklyn home to take care of her daughter, Matilda, so the director chose Scranton due to its proximity to Brooklyn. 2. The film was originally set to shoot in spring of 2008, but was delayed due to Heath Ledger's death. The producers and director delayed the film out of respect for Michelle Williams, Ledger's ex-girlfriend and mother of his daughter Matilda, rather than going ahead and shooting the film with another actress in Michelle's role. 3. Cindy's car has the Pennsylvania license plate CHT 8635. This is the same license plate on the car driven by Jim Halpert on "The Office". 4. The tattoo on Dean's upper left arm is from the book 'The Giving Tree' by Shel Silverstein. It is a book about giving and sacrificing everything for another. 5. The Brooklyn band Grizzly Bear composed the score for the film. 6. One of the film's feature songs, "You and Me", which is presented as the couple's personal song, was originally recorded as a demo by a group called Penny & The Quarters for the obscure Prix Label of Columbus, Ohio in the early 1970s. It was re-released on a compilation album by the Numero Group in 2007 without the members of the group being identified. 7. Filmed in Puerto Rico. Soundtrack: "Unicorn Tears" - Written and Performed by Ryan Gosling; "I Cant Stop Thinking About It" - Written by Mick Collins, Performed by The Dirtbombs, Courtesy of In The Red Records; "We Belong" - Written by David Eric Lowen & Daniel Anthony Navarro, Performed by Pat Benetar, Courtesy of Capitol Records, Under License from EMI Film & Television Music; "Granny Diner" - Written and Performed by Grizzly Bear, Courtesy of Warp Records; "In Ear Park" - Written by Daniel Rossen & Fred Nicolaus, Performed by Department of Eagles, Courtesy of 4AD Limited; "Smoking Gun Bleeding Knives" - Written and Performed by Ryan Gosling; "Easier" - Written and Performed by Grizzly Bear, Courtesy of Warp Records; "Lullaby" - Written and Performed by Grizzly Bear, Courtesy of Warp Records; "At The Drop of the Day" - Composed by Matt Sweeney, Peter Raeburn and Nick Foster, Performed by Matt Sweeney, Peter Raeburn and Nick Foster, Courtesy of Soundtree Music Limited; "North Haven" - Written and Performed by Matt Sweeney & Bjorn Yttling; "Dory" - Written and Performed by Grizzly Bear, Courtesy of Warp Records; "You Always Hurt the One You Love" - Written by Doris Fisher & Allan Roberts, Performed by Ryan Gosling; "You and Me" - Written by Penny Johnson, Performed by Penny & The Quarters, Courtesy of The Numero Group, By Arrangement with Bank Robber Music; "I Live With You" - Written and Performed by Grizzly Bear, Courtesy of Warp Records; "Foreground" - Written and Performed by Grizzly Bear, Courtesy of Warp Records; "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" - Written by Otto A. Harbach (as Otto Harbach) & Jerome Kern, Performed by The Platters, Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group, Under License from Universal Music Enterprises; "Shift (Alternate Version)" - Written and Performed by Grizzly Bear, Courtesy of Warp Records; "Alligator (Choir Version)" - Written and Performed by Grizzly Bear, Courtesy of Warp Records. Additional Music by Matt Sweeney.
You Again. 2010, Starring Kristen Bell as Marni Olivia Olsen, Jamie Lee Curtis as Gail Byer Olsen, Sigourney Weaver as Ramona "Mona" Clark, Odette Yustman as Joanna "J-J" Clark, Betty White as Grandma Bunny, Victor Garber as Mark Olsen, Jimmy Wolk as Will Olsen, Sean Wing as Charlie, Billy Unger as Ben Olsen, Kristin Chenoweth as Georgia King, Kyle Bornheimer as Tim, Christine Lakin as Taylor, Reginald VelJohnson as Mason Dunlevy, Cloris Leachman as Grandma Helen, LJ Benet as Eric, Patrick Duffy as Ritchie Phillips, Jenna Leigh Green as Heather, Arne Starr as Teacher, Dwayne Johnson as Air Marshal, Hall & Oates as themselves, Meagan Holder as Kendall, Anna White as LouAnne, Brytni Sarpy as Marcia, Gelsey Mahanes as Gail, Tammy To as Jennifer, Mimi Karsh as Lori, Amye Wilmes as Lucian, Henry G. Sanders as Chaplain, Shanola Hampton as Tammy, Christopher Khai as Murata, Ashley Fink as Sunday, Paul Nygro as Strauss, Daryl Hall as Himself, John Oates as Himself; The Band: T-Bone Wolk, Mike Braun, Charlie Dechant, Zev Katz and Eliot Lewis; Lisa Valenzuela as Moe, Amy Reiss as Mary Ann, Chambers Stevens as Iscovich, Coby McLaughlin as Sean, Brittany Wilkinson as Teenage Gail, Anne Winfree as Teenage Ramona, Catherine Bach as Daisy, Stacy Keanan as Dana, Chopper as Coco Puff (the dog), Leah Stoltz as Bride's Girlfriend, Nicole Abramson as Airplane Passenger, Cameron Lee as Waiter, Rachael Lee as High school dance girl, Hunter James Mckeever as Wedding Guest, Emmanuel Ondrick as Date to Female Guest and James Peyton as Waltz Dancer. Movie Central, September 20, 2011. Soundtrack: "We Are The Champions" - Written by Freddie Mercury, Performed by Queen, Courtesy of Hollywood Records Inc. and Licensed courtesy of EMI Records Ltd. and Queen Productions Ltd.; "Barracuda" - Written by Michael DeRosier, Roger Fisher, Ann Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Performed by Heart, Courtesy of Epic Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "I'll Go On" - Written by Colleen Fitzpatrick, Michael Kotch, David Derby (as Dave Derby), Performed by Brittany Burton; "Kiss On My List" - Written by Daryl Hall, Janna Allen, Performed by Daryl Hall & 'John Oates', Courtesy of U-Watch Records, LLC; "Full Of U" - Written by Kit Hain, Performed by Shaun Ruymen; "Pump It" - Written by Nicholas Roubanis, Stacy Ferguson, Thomas Van Musser, Will i Am (as Will Adams), Apl.de.Ap (as Allan Pineda), Performed by The Black Eyed Peas (as Black Eyed Peas), Courtesy of A&M Records, Contains a sample of "Misirlou", Performed by Dick Dale and the Del Tones (as Dick Dale And His Deltones), Courtesy of Dick Dale Enterprises, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Bounce With Me" - Written by Troy Samson, Mike James, Performed by Kreesha Turner, Courtesy of EMI Music Canada, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Kiss Me" - Written by Matthew Slocum, Performed by Sixpence None The Richer, Courtesy of Word Entertainment, By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Toxic" - Written by Cathy Dennis, Henry Jonback (as Henrik Jonback), Christian Karlsson and Pontus Winnberg, Performed by Britney Spears, Courtesy of Jive Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "What Is Love" - Written and Performed by Jackie Tohn; "Magic Of Maui" - Written and Performed by Charles Brotman and Elmer Lim, Jr., Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music; "By The Time You Forget" - Written and Performed by Andy Suzuki, Courtesy of Music Supervisor Inc.; "Paris Without You" - Written by Robert M. Levy, Performed by Perry Danos, Courtesy of Crucial Music; "Dinner 4 Deux" - Written and Performed by Charles Blaker and Kevin Hiatt, Courtesy of Megatrax Production Music, Inc.; "Jump" - Written by Leroy 'Sugarfoot' Bonner (as LeRoy Bonner), Berry Gordy, Marshall E. Jones (as Marshall Jones), Jermaine Dupri, Ralph Middlebrooks, Alphonse Mizell, Walter Morrison, Norman B. Napier (as Norman Napier), Freddie Perren, Marvin Pierce, Deke Richards, Clarence Satchell and Gregory A. Webster (as Gregory Webster), Performed by 'Ali Dee' And The Deekompressors, Produced by 'Ali Dee'; "Every Woman In The World" - Written by Dominic King, Frank Musker; "We Are Family" - Written by Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers, Performed by Chic featuring Nile Rodgers, Master License cleared by Conexion Entertainment Group USA; "Who's Sorry Now" - Written by Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby and Ted Snyder, Performed by Connie Francis, Courtesy of Universal Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises. Trivia: 1. In reference to a scene in the movie, Jamie Lee Curtis and Sigourney Weaver wore the same dress to the movie's premiere. 2. At the end of the movie, the grandmother's high school rival is played by Cloris Leachman who used to trade barbs with Betty White on Mary Tyler Moore as Sue Ann Nivens and Phylis Lindstrom. Anachronism: When Ramona pushes Gail into the pool at their senior prom in 1976, "Barracuda" by Heart can be heard. The song had not been released yet as it first appeared as a single in January 1977.
The Fighter. 2010, Starring Mark Wahlberg as Micky Ward, Christian Bale as Dicky Eklund, Amy Adams as Charlene Fleming, Melissa Leo as Alice Ward, Mickey O'Keefe as Mickey O'Keefe, Jack McGee as George Ward, Melissa McMeekin as 'Little Alice' Eklund, Bianca Hunter as Cathy 'Pork' Eklund, Erica McDermott, as Cindy 'Tar' Eklund, Jill Quigg as Donna Eklund Jaynes, Dendrie Taylor as Gail 'Red Dog' Eklund, Kate O'Brien as Phyllis 'Beaver' Eklund, Jenna Lamia as Sherri Ward, Frank Renzulli as Sal Lanano, Paul Campbell as Gary 'Boo Boo' Giuffrida, Caitlin Dwyer as Kasie Ward, Chanty Sok as Karen, Ted Arcidi as Lou Gold, Ross Bickell as Mike Toma, Sean Malone as Wolfie, José Antonio Rivera as Gilberto Brown aka Jose, Richard Farrell as HBO Cameraman #1, Matthew Muzio as HBO Cameraman #2, Steven Barkhimer as HBO Producer, Art Ramalho as Himself, Sugar Ray Leonard as Sugar Ray Leonard, Jackson Nicoll as Little Dicky, Alison Folland as Laurie Carroll, Sean Doherty as Jimmy (Laurie's Husband), Sue Costello as Becky, Thomas Benton as Businessman, Ray Greenhalge as Ray Ramalho, Tino Kimly as Pran, Epifanio Melendez as Carlos Garcia, Jeremiah Kissel as Bald Businessman, Sean Eklund as Man in Diner, Roeun Chea as Chan, Brian A. Nguyen as Brian, Rikki Kleiman as Court Clerk, Michael Dell'Orto as WBU Commissioner, Paul Locke as Reporter #1, Kim Carrell as Reporter #2, Colin Hamell as John Hyland, Dale Place as Referee Micky Vann, Eddie Lee Anderson as Referee Joe Cortez, Bonnie Aarons as Crackhead Bonnie, Joseph Lupino as Referee Mitch Halpern, Walter Driscoll as Court Officer, Matt Russell as Photo Guy On Street, A. Joseph Denucci as Man on Street #1, Richard A. Eklund as Man on Street #2, George Michael Ward as Man on Street #3, Richard Eklund Jr. as Man on Street #4, Jack Greenhalge as Man on Street #5, Kevin Paige as Man on Street #6, David A. Ramalho Sr. as Trainer, Ziad Akl as Inmate, Simon Hamlin as Movie Patron, Gerald Greenhalge as Uncle Jerry, Matthew Russell as Running Kid #1, Tommy Eklund as Running Kid #2, Rita Mercier as Woman on Street #1, Deborah Bolanger as Woman on Street #2, Kerry Moore as Woman on Street #3, Philip D. Herbert as Micky's Cutman, Raul Vera as Sanchez Trainer, Jack Lally as Neary Trainer, Carlos L. Smith as Sugar Ray Leonard Bodyguard, Jerrell Lee as Fight Spectator #1, Hugh K. Long as Fight Spectator #2, Catherine Lynn Stone as Fan, Eric Weinstein as Micky's Friend, Bo Cleary as Cop, Anthony Molinari as Neary, Peter Cunningham as Mike 'Machine Gun' Mungin, Miguel Espino as Alfonso Sanchez, Anthony 'Ace' Thomas as Castillo, Brian Christensen as Drunk Guy, Jen Weissenberg as Drunk Girl; Fight Announcers: Michael Buffer, Larry Merchant, Jim Lampley, Emanuel Steward, Roy Jones Jr., George Foreman and Don Dunphy; Ronald Diberto as Man with Guitar, Barry Ace as Fight Spectator, Diana Afonso as Ringside Extra, Charlie Alejandro as Movie Patron, Mel Alejandro as Visitor at House of Corrections, Cindi Alex as Cocktail Waitress, Clyde Anthony as Collins, Kt Baldassaro as Mother with Children, Joseph Basile as Inmate Prisioner, Joseph Bianchi-Coppola as Reporter, Brina as Ringside fan, Jodie Brunelle as VIP Spectator, Alexandra Bussell as Fight Spectator, Katelyn Cahill as Shamrock Girl/Reporter at Press Conference, Al Conti as Larry Merchant, Jeffrey Corazzini as Inmate, D.W. Cormier as Inmate, Max Cross as Fight Spectator, Lee M. Cunningham, Tommy Dallace as Johnny Thunders, Richard DeAgazio as District Attorney, Kevin DeCoste as Autograph Boy, Shawn Doherty as Road Crew Co Worker #2, Uke Doiron as Spectator, James Donnelly as Donut Shop Patron, Danielle Druz as Lowell Mass Girl, Ger Duany as Extra, Susan Farese as British Press Reporter, Shawn Fogarty as Ringside Reporter/Gym fight Spectator/Courtroom Attendee/Pedestrian/Percision Driver, Evan Fonseca as Sports Photographer, John Franchi as VIP, Luke Francis as Boxer, Ryan Gleason as Road Crew Co Worker, Lindsay Hanzl as Audience member, Frankie Imbergamo as Prison Guard, Kimko as Referee, Deme Lane as Brenda, Dennis Lauricella as Boxing Referee, Michael Marchand as Ring Official, Conan Marchi as Rob Marin as Inmate, Dan Marshall as Fight Spectator, Jeff Martineau as Fight Spectator, Vanessa McCaffrey as Lowell Girl, Tricia Clift McCrone as Fight Spectator, Kenn Medeiros as Dad of Young Family, Thomas Olson as Fight Photographer, Bernie Ongewe as Boxer, Henry Penzi as Road Crew Co Worker, Stuart Pollock as Guy in bar, Americo Presciutti as Inmate, David Pulson as Inmate, Carrie Ann Quinn as Vegas VIP, Eric Ryan as Lowell Police Officer, Megan Sacco as Ringside Spectator, Salvatore Santone as Young Micky Ward, Victoria Saunders as Fight Spectator, James Shalkoski Jr. as Dep. R Sztuka - prison guard, Joseph Siriani as Bodyguard, Briggon Snow as Fight Spectator, Kevin Stanton as Fight Spectator, J.T. Turner as Fight fan, Vinnie Varon as Fight Spectator, Billy "V" Vigeant as Kevin Slattery, Micky Ward as Himself, Lindsey Warm as Lowell Mass Girl, Hunter Wilichoski as Casino Kid and Josh Woolstenhulme as Extra. Movie Central, September 21, 2011. Soundtrack: "How You Like Me Now?" - Written by Kelvin Swaby, Dan Taylor, Spencer Page, Chris Ellul and Arlester Christian, Performed by The Heavy, Courtesy of Counter Records; "Sweet Dreams" - Written and Performed by Keith St. John, Courtesy of Marc Ferrari/Mastersource; "Can't Hide Your Love Forever" - Written by James William Henterly and Dennis Klinefelt, Performed by Mariner, Courtesy of Rip Tide Music Inc.; "Solid Gold" - Written by Keith Mansfield, Courtesy of APM Music; "Down And Dirty" - Written by Scott Nickoley and Jamie Dunlap, Performed by Michael Mulholland, Courtesy of Marc Ferrari/Mastersource; "Saints" - Written by Kim Deal, Performed by The Breeders, Courtesy of Elektra Entertainment Group, By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "So Into You" - Written by Buddy Buie, Dean Daughtry and Robert Nix, Performed by Atlanta Rhythm Section, Courtesy of Universal Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Sara Smile" - Written and Performed by Daryl Hall and 'John Oates', Courtesy of The RCA Records Label, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Here I Go Again" - Written by David Coverdale and Bernie Marsden (as Bernard Marsden), Performed by Whitesnake, Courtesy of Geffen Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Dance Hall Days" - Written by Darren Costin, Nick Feldman and Jack Hues, Performed by Wang Chung, Courtesy of Spirit Music Group; "Send Me Your Love" - Written and Performed by Jaymee Carpenter, Courtesy of Drive Music; "La Maleta En El Camino" - Written and Performed by Antoine Duhamel, Courtesy of Milan Entertainment Inc.; "I Started A Joke" - Written by Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb and Maurice Gibb; "Jasmine Girl" - Written and Performed by Sinn Sisamouth and Pan Ron, Courtesy of Minky Records Inc.; "Good Times Bad Times" - Written by Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and John Bonham, Performed by Led Zeppelin, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Stakeout" - Written by Matt Koskenmaki and David John Vanacore, Courtesy of APM Music; "Voices Carry" - Written by Michael Hausman, Robert Holmes, Aimee Mann and Joseph Pesce, Performed by 'Til Tuesday, Courtesy of Epic Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "HBO Feature Presentation Theme" - Written and Performed by Ferdinand Jay Smith, Courtesy of Home Box Office, Inc.; "Strip My Mind" - Written by Anthony Kiedis, Flea, John Frusciante and Chad Smith, Performed by Red Hot Chili Peppers, Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc., By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Rock 'N' Roll Stew" - Written by Jim Gordon and Rick Grech, Performed by Traffic, Courtesy of Island Records Ltd., Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Back In The Saddle" - Written by Steven Tyler and Joe Perry, Performed by Aerosmith, Courtesy of Columbia Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "The Warrior's Code (Live)" - Written by Alexander Barr, Timothy Brennan, Kenneth Casey, Matthew Kelly, James Lynch, Marc Orrell and Joshua Wallace, Performed by Dropkick Murphys, Courtesy of Born and Bred Records; "Siesta" - Written by Daniel Indart, Performed by Mariachi La Estrella, Courtesy of Hot Latin Tracks, Under license from Latin Music Specialists; "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" - Written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, Performed by The Rolling Stones, Courtesy of Promotone B.V.; "Paint The Town Red" - Written by James Fintan McConnell, Performed by The Mahones, Courtesy of The Mahones/Whiskey Devil Records; "Glory & Consequence" - Written and Performed by Ben Harper, Courtesy of Virgin Records America, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music. Trivia: 1. Art Ramalho's gym is the actual Lowell West End Gym and not a set. This is in fact where Micky Ward trained and is still a functioning boxing gym to this day. 2. Richard Farrell, who plays one of the HBO camera men in the film, is essentially playing himself. Farrell is a filmmaker and news camera man who directed the award-winning HBO documentary High on Crack Street: Lost Lives in Lowell about Dick Eklund. 3. Micky Ward's real life trainer Mickey O'Keefe was asked to appear as himself in the film, but turned the role down since he had never acted before. Mark Wahlberg told him he would be able to since he was a cop and therefore he has to act and think fast on his feet. This was convincing enough and he took the role. Anachronism: The song "The Warrior's Code" by Dropkick Murphys is played when Micky Ward enters the ring before a match against Sanchez. The song, which did not came out until 2005, is about Micky Ward.
Just Go with It. 2011, Starring Adam Sandler as Dr. Daniel "Danny" Maccabee, Jennifer Aniston as Katherine Murphy/"Devlin Maccabee", Nicole Kidman as Devlin Adams, Nick Swardson as Eddie Simms/"Dolph Lundgren", Brooklyn Decker as Palmer Dodge, Dave Matthews as Ian Maxtone-Jones, Bailee Madison as Maggie Murphy/"Kiki Dee Maccabee", Griffin Gluck as Michael Murphy/"Bart Maccabee", Rachel Dratch as Kirsten Brant, Kevin Nealon as Adon, Heidi Montag as Kimberly (Adon's Wife), Dan Patrick as Tanner Patrick, Mario Joyner as Henderson, Keegan-Michael Key as Ernesto, Michael Laskin as Mr. Maccabee, Carol Ann Susi as Mrs. Maccabee, Rakefet Abergel as Rachel Maccabee, Keith Middlebrook as Rick North, Elena Kolpachikova as Katja, Minka Kelly as Joanna Damon, Allen Covert as Soul Patch, Jonathan Loughran as Pick Up Guy #1, Peter Dante as Pick Up Guy #2, Todd Sherry as Check-In Clerk, Jackie Sandler as Veruca, Rakefet Abergel as Patricia, Dana Min Goodman as Bridesmaid, Julia Wolov as Bridesmaid, Colby Kline as Bridesmaid, Jana Sandler as Bridesmaid, Gene Pompa as Delivery Guy, Andy Roddick as Good Looking Guy on Plane, Jillian Nelson as Young College Girl, Elena Satine as Christine, Lilian Tapia as Rosa, Azer Greco as Silas, Lori Heuring as Salesgirl, Darrin Lackey as Waiter, Julie Dixon Jackson as Mrs. Harrington, Branscombe Richmond as Bartender, Aaron Zachary Philips as Fat Kid, Jessica Jade Andres as Teenage Girl at Dive Restaurant, Avenido as Guy at Dive Restaurant, Rachel Specter as Lisa Hammond, Tia Van Berg as Scary Woman, Todd Sherry as Check-In Clerk, Brendon Eggertsen as Ariel, Andrew Tomoso as Rope Bridge Guy, Alexandra Titone and Sadie Sandler and Sunny Sandler as Hawaiian Family at Rope Bridge, Lorna Scott as Big Country, Newton DeLeon as Diner at Dive Restaurant, Teresa Ann Zantua as Hawaiian Rosa, Roger Parham-Brown as Pizza Hut Janitor, Tom Dill as Coach Dill, Vanessa Villalovos as Saleswoman, Cort Rogers as Tripping Kid, Sharon Ferguson as Pregnant Woman at McFunnigans, Sheroum Kim as Waitress, Jevon Scott and Brandon Force and Samuel Nims and Elijah Scholer as Sailors, Michelle Penick as Forehead Woman, Kamall Shaikh as Drunk Bar Patron, Chuck Askerneese as Singer, Alicia Veta-Bailey as Ms. Kidman's dance double, Fileena Bahris as Hotel Guest, Joanne Bahris as Hotel Guest, Shannon Buckel as Adon's Guest, Michelle Celeste as Bikini Model, Matt Drago as Hot Bar Guy, Tenille Houston as Sarah, Laura Hunter as Hot Bar Girl, Morgan Lambert as Airport Girl, LeJon as Date with Scary Woman, Dean Mitchell as Parent, Antoinette Nikprelaj as Katya, David Hall Page as Crotch Guy, Chanta Patton as Flight Attendant, Erin Pickett as Woman at Rodeo Drive, Gabriel Rydel-Jurgens as Wild Kid, Marisa Saks as Bikini Model, Lorin Eric Salm as Animatronic Kangaroo, Ashton Shane as Eddie's Wedding Girl, Alex Trumble as Hot Tub Guy, Tyler Tuione as Scary Hawaiian, Nicolle M. Whalen as Traveler and Brittany LeAnn White as Gucci Employee. Movie Central, September 21, 2011. Soundtrack: "So Lonely" - Written by Sting, Performed by The Police, Courtesy of A&M Records Ltd., Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Blue Glass" - Written by Peter McEvilley, Performed by Peter McEvilley (as Peter "Peas" McEvilley), Courtesy of Orange Table Entertainment; "Fire Burning" - Written by 'RedOne (I)' (as Nadir Khayat), Bilal Hajji and Sean Kingston (as Kisean Anderson), Performed by Sean Kingston, Courtesy of Epic Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Can't Catch My Breath" - Written by Peter McEvilley, Performed by Peter McEvilley (as Peas) featuring Daddy Roots, Courtesy of Orange Table Entertainment and Buzz Bridge Records, By Arrangement with Spirit Music Group, Inc.; "Nothin' On You" - Written by Bruno Mars, Philip Lawrence, Ari Levine and B.o.B. (as Bobby Ray Simmons Jr.), Performed by B.o.B. featuring Bruno Mars, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Cooler Than Me" - Written by Mike Posner and Eric Holljes, Performed by Mike Posner, Courtesy of J Records, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Umbrella" - Written by The Dream (as Terius Nash), Christopher Stewart, Jay-Z (as Shawn Carter) and Kuk Harrell (as Thaddis Harrell), Performed by Rihanna featuring Jay-Z, Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Tenderness" - Written by Dave Wakeling, Roger Charlery and Micky Billingham, Performed by General Public, Courtesy of Serious Comedy and Capitol Records; "When You've Had Enough" - Written by Ronald Ermini, Bevan Mason, Glenn Richardson and Tim Buckley, Performed by Ron Ermini and Friends, Courtesy of Wild Whirled Music; "Roxanne" - Written by Sting, Performed by The Police, Courtesy of A&M Records Ltd., Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "You Should Be Dancing" - Written by Barry Gibb, Maurice Gibb and Robin Gibb, Performed by The Bee Gees (as Bee Gees), Courtesy of Reprise Records, By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Incomplete without You" - Written by Athoas Brown, Performed by The After After Hours, Courtesy of Power Within Productions and BZEE Roc Music Group, LLC, By Arrangement with Spirit Music Group, Inc.; "Driven to Tears" - Written by Sting, Performed by The Police, Courtesy of A&M Records Ltd., Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Wally's Waltz" - Written and Performed by Geoff Spencer, Courtesy of DeWolfe Music, USA, By Arrangement with RipTide Music, Inc.; "Hawaii" - Written by Brian Wilson and Mike Love, Performed by The Beach Boys, Courtesy of Capitol Records, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Piano Man" - Written by Billy Joel; "Tainted Love" - Written by Ed Cobb, Performed by Soft Cell, Courtesy of Mercury Records Limited, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Is This Love" - Written by Bob Marley, Performed by Bob Marley & The Wailers, Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Le O Le Tapalau Mo Le Siva Afi" - Written by Jack Thompson, Performed by Tihati Productions, Ltd.; "Bibi Na Se Ni Do/Tevovo Tevovo" - Written by Emosi Damuni, Performed by Tihati Productions, Ltd.; "My Sweetheart" - Written and Performed by Ledward Kaapana, Courtesy of Dancing Cat Records; "Canary in a Coalmine" - Written by Sting, Performed by The Police, Courtesy of A&M Records Ltd., Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Angel" - Written and Performed by Jake Shimabukuro, Courtesy of Sony Music Japan International Inc.; "Beggin'" - Written by Bob Gaudio and Peggy Farina, Performed by Madcon, Courtesy of Universal Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises, Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment, All under license from Cosmos Music Norway A/S; "Can't Stand Losing You" - Written by Sting, Performed by The Police, Courtesy of A&M Records Ltd., Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Fishing for Love" - Written by Adam Marano and Steve Rothstein, Performed by The Hawaiian Beach Band, Courtesy of Harris Tunes, Under license from RothMar Media LLC; "Stars in the Morning Sky" - Written by Barry Flanagan, Performed by Hapa (as HAPA), Courtesy of HAPA World Music LLC; "Love Is the Seventh Wave" - Written and Performed by Sting, Courtesy of A&M Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Bye Bye Bye" - Written by Kristian Lundin, Jacob Schultz (as Jacob Schulze) and Andreas Carlsson, Performed by *NSYNC, Courtesy of Jive Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment; "He'eia" Traditional - Performed by Hapa (as HAPA), Courtesy of HAPA World Music LLC; "Duppy Can't Frighten Me" - Written by Peter McEvilley and Wayne Alex Brooks, Performed by Peter McEvilley (as Peas) featuring Daddy Roots, Courtesy of Orange Table Entertainment and Buzz Bridge Records, By Arrangement with Spirit Music Group, Inc.; "Aloha ia o Waianae" - Written by Abigail K. Pilila'au and Rachel Kaleiwahea, Performed by Ledward Kaapana, Courtesy of Rhythm And Roots Records, By Arrangement with Ka-Hoku Productions; "O Fortuna" from "Carmina Burana" - Written by Carl Orff, Performed by Figuralchor Frankfurt, Frankfurter Singakademie and the Royal Flemish Philharmonic of Antwerpen, Courtesy of WERGO Records; "The Dancefloor" - Written by Lukela Keala (as Kip Lukela Keala), Performed by Ekolu, Courtesy of Waiehu Records, Under license from Robert Sterling Music; "Lovely Hula Hands" - Written by R. Alex Anderson, Performed by Hapa (as HAPA) and Ledward Kaapana; "Kaulana O Hilo Hanakahi" - Written by Lena Machado, Performed by Herb Ohta, Jr., Courtesy of Koa Records; "Lovely Hula Hands" - Written by R. Alex Anderson, Performed by The All-Star Hawaiian Band, Courtesy of Mountain Apple Company Hawaii; "Lovelier Than You" - Written by B.o.B. (as Bobby Ray Simmons Jr.), Performed by B.o.B., Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Every Breath You Take" - Written by Sting, Performed by The Police, Courtesy of A&M Records Ltd., Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Chasing Cars" - Written by Nathan Connolly, Gary Lightbody, Johnny Quinn (as Jonathan Graham Quinn), Tom Simpson and Paul Wilson, Performed by Snow Patrol, Courtesy of Polydor Records Ltd. (U.K.), Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "You Still Touch Me" - Written and Performed by Sting, Courtesy of A&M Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Waiting in Vain" - Written by Bob Marley, Performed by Annie Lennox, Courtesy of SME UK Limited, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Every Breath You Take" - Written by Sting, Performed by Jake Shimabukuro, Jake Shimabukuro appears courtesy of HITCHHIKE RECORDS; "It Must Be Love" - Written by Labi Siffre, Produced by Brooks Arthur and Rupert Gregson-Williams, Performed by Chuck & The Jam Band; "Next to You" - Written by Sting, Performed by The Police, Courtesy of A&M Records Ltd., Under license from Universal Music Enterprises. Cameos: 1. Andy Roddick: The *NSYNC loving tennis pro (with the "I love Justin" necklace) Palmer (Brooklyn Decker) meets on the plane at the end of the movie is her real life husband. 2. Jackie Sandler: Danny Maccabee's fiancée at the beginning of the film is Adam Sandler's real-life wife.
Ned Kelly. 2003, Starring Heath Ledger as Ned Kelly, Orlando Bloom as Joe Byrne, Geoffrey Rush as Superintendent Francis Hare, Naomi Watts as Julia Cook, Joel Edgerton as Aaron Sherritt, Laurence Kinlan as Dan Kelly, Philip Barantini as Steve Hart, Kerry Condon as Kate Kelly, Kris McQuade as Ellen Kelly, Emily Browning as Grace Kelly, Kiri Paramore as Constable Fitzpatrick, Rachel Griffiths as Susan Scott, Geoff Morrell as Robert Scott, Charles "Bud" Tingwell as Premier Graham Berry, Andrew Formosa as Park Ranger, Saskia Burmeister as Jane Jones, Talia Zucker as Sarah Wicks, Peter Phelps as Constable Lonigan, Russell Dykstra as Wild Wright, Nick Farnell as Tom Lloyd, Russell Gilbert as Constable Hall, Brooke Harman as Maggie, Molly McCaffrey as Fanny Shaw, Tim Wright as Constable McIntyre, Nicholas Bell as Richard Cook, Anthony Hayes as Sergeant Kennedy, Jonathan Hardy as The Great Orlando, Karen Davitt as Anne Jones, Declan Simpson as Johnny Jones, Andrew S. Gilbert as Stanistreet, Jerome Ehlers as Sherrit Trooper, Robert Taylor as Sherrit Trooper, Warwick Sadler as Sherrit Trooper, Morgan Evans as Sherrit Trooper, Warwick Yuen as Chinese Miner, John Muirhead as Reverend Gribble, Bernard Fanning as Irish Singer, Eddy McShortall as Constable Scanlon, Sharlene Yeh as Laundry Girl, Damian Walshe-Howling as Glenrowan Policeman, John Davidson as Glenrowan Policeman, Chris Birt as Glenrowan Policeman, Peter Forster as Glenrowan Policeman, Peter O'Shea as Reardon, Nick Bourke as Martin Cherry, Christopher Baker as Curnow, Brian Wray as Bracken, Thea Gumbert as Mary Hegarty, Gregan O'Leary as Edward Rogers, Chris Wilson as O'Dea, Graham Jahne as Whelan, Clayton Jacobson as Sullivan, Cody O'Prey as Young Ned, Tasman Vaughan as Richard Shelton, Greg Saunders as Mr. Shelton, Victoria Eagger as Mrs. Shelton, Peter Young as Red Kelly, Monty Maizels as Greta Old Man, Sarah Pass as Older Barmaid, Alexander Ramsey as James Cook, Samuel Shepherd as Matthew Cook, Dan Bourke as Imperial Hotel Musician, Anthony O'Neill as Imperial Hotel Musician, Paddy O'Neill as Imperial Hotel Musician, Steve Simmonds as Imperial Hotel Musician, Edward Carisbrooke as Young Cook Stablehand, Erika Felton as Toddler Ellen Kelly, Frank McGree as Greta Policeman, Laurie Jensen as Wicks, Jim Howes as Glenrowan Train Doctor, Michael Williams as Glenrowan Train Policeman, Geoff Wallis as Glenrowan Train Policeman, Lucy Christopher as Jerilderie Young Woman, Thomas Blackburne as Jerilderie Boy, Jim Russell as Jerilderie Man, Mandy McElhinney as Jerilderie Woman, David Ngoombujarra as Tribesman, Jack Mancor as Mandolin Player, John Bedggood as Fiddle Player, Peter Flood as Paying Farmer, Guy Charnock as Child #1, Madeleine Jay as Child #2, Matt Molony as Spitting Farmer, Ashley Gosam as Aboriginal Tracker, Jida Gulpilil as Aboriginal Tracker, Colin Aitken-Glass as Aboriginal Tracker, Harold Lawrence as Handcuffed Farmer, Mitchell Pickering as Handcuffed Son, John Bolger as Glenrowan Train Priest, Brendan O'Connor as Policeman, James Re as Policeman, Mark Blackmore as Newspaper Vendor, David Millar as Prison Warden, Neil Jenkin as Prison Warden, Eileen Dibbs as Jerilderie Hostage, Timothy Gingell as Jerilderie Townsperson, Judith Lee as Ransacked Family Member, Anthony Namor as Umbrella Glenrowan Policeman and Robert Sanders as Police Foot Trooper. Encore Avenue, September 22, 2011. An Australian drama film directed by Gregor Jordan, portraying the life of Ned Kelly, a legendary bushranger in northeast Victoria. Ned Kelly, his brother Dan, and two other men, Steve Hart and Joe Byrne, formed a gang of Irish Australians in response to Irish and English tensions that arose in 19th century Australia. The film is mainly based on Robert Drewe's book Our Sunshine. Heath Ledger plays the title role as Edward 'Ned' Kelly. The 2003 version is a remake of the 1906 The Story of the Kelly Gang which is recognized in the film industry as the first feature film ever made. Soundtrack: "Shelter for My Soul" - Music and Lyrics by Bernard Fanning, Performed by Bernard Fanning, Courtesy of Universal Music Australia; "Moreton Bay" (Traditional) - Arranged by Bernard Fanning and Claire Jordan, Performed by Bernard Fanning, Courtesy of Universal Music Australia; "Saving a Life" (Traditional/Badelt) - Performed by Susie Webb, Katy Stephan and Alexandra Hill; "Tatter Jack Walsh" (Traditional), Arranged and Performed by The Idle Diddlies; "Morning Star - Star of Munster Laingston's Reel" (Traditional) - Arranged and Performed by The Idle Diddlies; "Kesh Jig" (Traditional) - Arranged and Performed by Blackberry Jam, Soundtrack on Decca/UMG Soundtracks. Trivia: 1. The Sydney Morning Herald suggested that Heath Ledger was made for the role because when he tried on Ned Kelly's original iron armour, it fit perfectly. Heath Ledger was quoted saying, "It was quite eerie actually ... we're the same height and the same body weight. He was skinny 'cause he was starving, I'm skinny 'cause I don't go to the gym." 2. Ned's original armor can be seen on display at the State Library of Victoria, Australia. Joe's armor is in the hands of a private collector. The National Trust (Old Melbourne Gaol) owns the armor believed to be Dan's. Steve's is with the Police Historical Unit (Police Museum in Melbourne). 3. The world premier of the film, which was in Australia, took place only 2 blocks away from where Ned Kelly was hanged. 4. The now blood-stained green sash Ned was given after saving a boy from drowning is on display at a museum in Benalla. 5. The Irish folk singer appearing in the film is Bernard Fanning.
Hereafter. 2010, directed and produced by Clint Eastwood; Starring Cécile De France as Marie Lelay, Thierry Neuvic as Didier, Cyndi Mayo Davis as Island Hotel Clerk, Lisa Griffiths as Stall Owner, Jessica Griffiths as Island Girl, Ferguson Reid as Rescuer, Derek Sakakura as Rescuer, Jay Mohr as Billy, Richard Kind as Christos, Matt Damon as George Lonegan, Charlie Creed-Miles as Photographer, Frankie McLaren as Marcus/Jason, George McLaren as Marcus/Jason, Lyndsey Marshal as Jackie, Rebekah Staton as Social Worker, Declan Conlon as Social Worker, Marcus Boyea as Teenager, Franz Drameh as Teenager, Tex Jacks as Teenager, Taylor Doherty as Teenager, Myléne Jampanoï as Reporter Jasmine, Stephane Freiss as Guillaume Belcher, Laurent Bateau as TV Producer, Calum Grant as Factory Worker, Steven R. Schirripa as Cooking Teacher 'Carlo', Joe Bellan as Tony, Bryce Dallas Howard as Melanie, Jenifer Lewis as Candace, Tom Beard as Priest, Andy Gathergood as Jackie's Friend, Helen Elizabeth as Jackie's Friend, Jean-Yves Berteloot as Publishing Executive Michael, Niamh Cusack as Foster Mother, George Costigan as Foster Father, Claire Price as Marcus' Teacher, Surinder Duhra as Islamic Teacher, Sean Buckley as Dr. Meredith, Audrey Brisson as Hospice Receptionist, Jess Murphy as Dying Woman, Michael Cuckson as Hospice Husband, Jennifer Thorne as Hospice Mother, Barry Martin as Hospice Father, Marthe Keller as Dr. Rousseau, Charlie Holliday as Union Rep, John Nielsen as Factory Supervisor, Anthony Allgood as Visitor, Mathew Baynton as College Receptionist, Pearce Quigley as Channeler, Paul Antony-Barber as Nigel, Meg Wynn-Owen as Mirror Lady, Selina Cadell as Mrs. Joyce, Tom Price as Man, Celine Sallette as Secretary, Celia Shuman as Neighbor, Joanna Croll as Tour Guide, Jack Bence as Ricky, Derek Jacobi as Himself, Tim Fitzhigham as Bearded Author, Chloe Bale as Hotel Receptionist, Leah Stoltz as Cooking Class Student, Andy Arness as Management Rep., Philippe Badreau as Rescuer on Roof, Fileena Bahris as Tsunami Survivor, Cabran E. Chamberlain as Union Rep, Sam Creed as Book Author, Eric Geynes as Jacques, Mitch Hill as Book show attendee, Carl Marino as Airport Couple, Ilona Marino as Airport Couple, Sarah Jane O'Neill as Drug Addict, Ajani Perkins as Pool Player, Monique Soltani as Cooking Student, Brian Vowell as Airport Traveller, Paul Warren as Dying Hospital Patient and James D. Weston II as Presidio Jogger. Movie Central, September 23, 2011. Musice by Clint Eastwood. Soundtrack: "Piano Concerto #2" - Written by Sergei Rachmaninoff; "Una Furtiva Lagrima" from "L'elisir D'amore" - Written by Gaetano Donizetti, Performed by Peter Dvorsky, Courtesy of Cobra Entertainment LLC, By Arrangement with Source/Q; "La Fleur Que Tu M'avais Jetée" from "Carmen" - Written by Georges Bizet, Performed by Marcello Giordani, Courtesy of Naxos, By Arrangement with Source/Q; "Nessun Dorma" from "Turandot" - Written by Giacomo Puccini, Giuseppe Adami and Renato Simoni, Performed by Tito Beltrán (as Tito Beltran), Courtesy of Silva Screen, By Arrangement with Source/Q; "Che Gelida Manina" from "La Bohème" - Written by Giacomo Puccini, Performed by Thomas Harper, Courtesy of Naxos, By Arrangement with Source/Q. Trivia: The outside scenes of the London Underground feature Liverpool St Station which is at the eastern edge of the City of London, with the signage digitally altered to make it appear to be Charing Cross. Charing Cross actually has only one above-ground entrance to the tube network, on Trafalgar Square just across from Nelson's Column.
Helen. 2008, Starring Ashley Judd as Helen Leonard, Goran Višnjić as David Leonard, Lauren Lee Smith as Mathilda, Alexia Fast as Julie, Alberta Watson as Dr. Sherman, Leah Cairns as Susanna, David Hewlett as Frank, David Nykl as John, Chelah Horsdal as Kara, Conrad Coates as Stephen, Ali Liebert as Donna, Alex Stevens as Woman, Rob Heschl as Maitre'd, Robin Nielsen as Stranger, Adrian Hough as ER Doctor, Julia Keilty as Psych Nurse #1, Mylène Dinh-Robic as Psych Nurse #2, Sunita Prasad as Psych Nurse #3, BJ Harrison as Head Nurse, Hyuma Frankowski as Male Student, David Quinlan as Dan, Veena Sood as Defense Attorney, John Shaw as Prosecutor, Malcolm Stewart as Judge Wilkens, Ken Kramer as Dr. Donahue, Chaz Chamberlain as Man on pier, Carlo Fanella as Police Officer, Terence Lewis as Father, Rhonda Onstad as Mother, Leigh Bourke as Daughter, Daisy Lippa as Young Julie, David Lewis as Dr. Barnes, Grace Bauer as Store Employee, Vanessa Burns as Mother, Jonathan Holmes as Thief and Ian Thompson as Bus Driver. Movie Central, September 24, 2011. Filming took place in late 2007 in Vancouver, B.C. Soundtrack: "No Place To Fall" - Performed by The Little Willies; "Everything I Have Is Yours" - Performed by Billie Holliday; "Happy Birthday To You"; "Stay Street"; "You Think It's Easy"; "Les Baricades Mistérieuse" - Performed by Ronald Crocker; "The Young and Cinema" - Performed by Marcin Wasilewski Trio; "The Ground"; "Wakening"; "The River ?"; "Darkwood I" - Performed by David Darling; "America" - Performed by David Darling; "Dental"- Performed by David Darling.
The Next Three Days. 2010, Starring Russell Crowe as John Brennan, Elizabeth Banks as Lara Brennan, Brian Dennehy as George Brennan, Olivia Wilde as Nicole, Lennie James as Lieutenant Nabulsi, Aisha Hinds as Detective Collero, Daniel Stern as Meyer Fisk, Ty Simpkins as Luke, RZA as Mouss, Jonathan Tucker as David, Kevin Corrigan as Alex, Jason Beghe as Detective Quinn, Allan Steele as Sergeant Harris, Trudie Styler as Dr. Byrdie Lifson, Liam Neeson as Damon Pennington, Michael Buie as Mick Brennan, Moran Atias as Erit, Remy Nozik as Jenna, Toby Green and Tyler Green and Three Year Old Luke, Veronica Brown as Female Guard #1, Leslie Merrill as Elizabeth Gesas, Alissa Haggis as Junkie, James Donis as Prison Major, Helen Carey as Grace Brennan, Rachel Deacon as Cherie (Duty Nurse), Glenn Taranto as Hospital Security Guard, Derek Cecil as Dr. Becsey, Kaitlyn Wylde as Julie, Zachary Sondrini as Photoshop Kid, Lauren Haggis as Lyla, Tyrone Giordano as Mike, James Ransone as Harv, Etta Cox as Notary, Barry Bradford as Jail Guard (Entry Hall), Rick Warner as County Jail Captain, James Francis Kelly III as Lab Van Driver, Denise Dal Vera as Eugenie, Nazanin Boniadi as Elaine, Lisa Ann Goldsmith as Female Guard #2, Jeff Hochendoner as Alex's Thug Buddy, Quantia Mali as Phone Operator, David Flick as Male Nurse, Fabio Polanco as Phone Repairman, Sean Huze as Barney (Prison Guard), Jonathan Berry as Prison Guard, Tamara Gorski as Hospital Nurse, Patrick Brennan as Hospital Guard, Brenna McDonough as Brenda, Kathy Fitzgerald as Neighbor, Tom Quinn as Elderly Man, Melissa Jackson as Air Canada Clerk, Patrick F. McDade as Airport Security Chief, Dawn Renee Cerreta as Hospital Nurse, Lucia M. Aguirre as Flight Passenger, Cristina Aloe, Tony Amen as Prisoner, Jake Andolina as Police Officer, Jason Baker as Bar Patron, Aaron Bernard as Co-Worker, David J. Bonner as Detective, Daniel Clayton as Airplane Passenger, Carl Clemons as Bar Patron, Cynthia Crowe as Haitian Traveler, John Bryant Davila as College Student, Peter Gannon as Cop, John P. Gross as Library Student, Michelle Herforth as Prisoner, John W. Iwanonkiw as Video Technician, Jeffrey Jones as Pittsburgh Police Officer, Patrick Jordan as Murder Witness, Pete Landis as Waiter, Robert Liscio as Customs Agent, Edward Luksich as Businessman, Laurie Mann as Airport Traveler, David Dale McCue as Pittsburgh Police Officer, Tiffany Sander McKenzie as Train Passenger, Phil Nardozzi as Elevator Repairman, Jackson Nunn as Prison Visitor, Diedra Arthur O'Ree as Airport traveler, Robert Stull as Billiard Player and James Werley as Passenger (uncredited). Movie Central, September 24, 2011. It was filmed on location in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and in Taganga and Cartagena, Colombia. It is a remake of the 2008 French film Pour Elle (Anything for Her). Soundtrack: "Waltz Trio Session" - Composed & Performed by Giorgio Rosciglione, Cinzia Gizzi and Gegè Munari, Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music; "Sweet Dreams" - Written by Moby (as Richard Melville Hall), Performed by Moby, Courtesy of Little Idiot; "Get It Cheap" - Written by Cadence Blaze, Lee Burgess, Beat Mekanic and Allen Maldonado, Performed by DawOne and Skee, Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music; "No Nadie" - Written by Edgard Jaude, Rafael Torres and Andres Ayrado, Performed by Andres Ayrado, Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music; "In the End" - Written by Elizabeth Berg, Performed by The Like, Courtesy of Downtown Records; "Division" - Written by Moby (as Richard Melville Hall), Performed by Moby, Courtesy of Little Idiot and Mute Corporation, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "This Is Final" - Written by Peter Weis and Duane Tyndale, Performed by Hemys, Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music; "Mistake" - Written by Moby (as Richard Melville Hall), Performed by Moby, Courtesy of Little Idiot and Mute Corporation, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "The Clue" - Written by Cadence Blaze and Isaiah Perkins, Performed by P-Live, Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music; "Be the One" - Written by Moby (as Richard Melville Hall), Performed by Moby, Courtesy of Little Idiot; "Don't Make a Sound" - Written by Elizabeth Berg and Alex Greenwald, Performed by The Like, Courtesy of Downtown Records; "Walk Around The Lake" - Written by Ari J. Picker, Performed by Lost In The Trees, Courtesy of Anti-. Quotes:
John Brennan: So, the life in times of Don Quixote, what is it about?
Female College Student: That someone's belief in virtue is more important than virtue itself?
John Brennan: Yes... that's in the there. But what is it about? Could it be how rational thought destroys your soul? Could it be about the triumph of irrationality and the power that is in that? You know, we spend a lot of time trying to organize the world. We build clocks and calendars and we try to predict the weather. But what part of our life is truly under our control? What if we choose to exist purely in a reality of our own making? Does that render us insane? And if it does, isn't that better than a life of despair?
Lieutenant Nabulsi: What kind of criminal drives a Prius?
Sergeant Harris: A socially responsible one?
The Italian Job. 2003, Starring Mark Wahlberg as Charlie Croker, Charlize Theron as Stella Bridger, Donald Sutherland as John Bridger, Jason Statham as Handsome Rob, Seth Green as Lyle, Mos Def as Left Ear, Edward Norton as Steve, Fausto Callegarini as Italian Guard, Stefano Petronelli as Garbageman/Thug, Fabio Scarpa as Garbageman/Thug, Cristiano Bonora as Garbageman/Thug, Tiberio Greco as Garbageman/Thug, Jimmy Shubert as First Detective, Tammi Cubilette as Second Detective, Mary Portser as Stella's Receptionist, Shawn Fanning as Himself, Christopher Moore Jr. as Young Left Ear, Terrelle Jones as Kid On Left, Valentine Ebunilo as Kid On Right, Joel Homan as Young Charlie, Erik Walker as Bully, Scott Adsit as Actor Reharsing in Car, Boris Krutonog as Yevhen, Julie Costello as Becky, Oscar Nuñez as Security Guard, Franky G as Wrench, Marty Ryan as ATSAC Supervisor, Aaron Speiser as Danielson, Olek Krupa as Mashkov, Gawtti as Skinny Pete, Melanie Jayne as Skinny Pete's Girl, Gregory Scott Cummins as Ukranian, Thomas Alexander as Vance, Martin Morales as Valet, Dr. Frank Nyi as ATSAC Employee, Simon Rhee as Armored Truck Guard, Merritt Yohnka as Gold Truck Driver, Ryan Adams as Metro Conductor, John Alden as Motorcycle Guard, Gloria Fontenot as Handsome Rob's Policewoman, Alfred Soltes as Left Ear's Butler, Kelly Brook as Lyle's Girlfriend and John H. Tobin as Biltmore Bartender. America Movie Classics, September 26, 2011. Soundtrack: "The Wreckoning" - by Kellin Manning and Taryn Manning, Performed by Boomkat, Courtesy of DreamWorks Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Money" - by Roger Waters, Performed by Scott Weiland, Slash, Duff McKagan, Matt Sorum and Dave Kushner, Produced by Nick Raskulinecz; "ABC" - by Fonce Mizell (as Alphonso Mizell), Freddie Perren, Dennis Lussier and Berry Gordy (as Berry Gordy, Jr.), Performed by Jackson 5, Courtesy of Motown Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Heartbreaker" - by Robert Gill and Stuart Wade, Performed by Pat Benatar, Courtesy of Chrysalis Records, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Pedal to the Metal" - by Brian West and Mark Kaspryzk (as Mark Kaspryzyk), Performed by Kazzer, Courtesy of Epic Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Girls and Posse Surf" (from Blue Crush (2002)) - by Paul Haslinger, Courtesy of Universal Pictures, A Division of Universal City Studios, LLLP; "To Get Down" - by Timo Maas, Martin Buttrich, Malte Hagemeister and Phil Barnes, Performed by Timo Maas, Courtesy of Kinetic Records; "Bloody Fingers" - by Joel Sanchzec, Gabriel Archuletta, Jerome Louis and Ezra Riley, Performed by Jet Black Summer, Courteys of Lakeshore Records, By Arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group; "Fire" - by Ralph Middlebrooks, James 'Diamond' Williams (as James Williams), Marshall E. Jones (as Marshall Jones), Leroy 'Sugarfoot' Bonner (as Leroy Bonner), Clarence Satchell, Willie Beck and Marvin Pierce, Performed by Ohio Players, Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "California Soul" - by Nick Ashford (as Nicholas Ashford) and Valerie Simpson, Performed by Marlena Shaw, Courtesy of MCA Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Go (Pete Lorimer Mix)" - by Andy Hunter and Tedd Tjornborn, Performed by Andy Hunter, Courtesy of Sparrow Records/Nettwerk Productions; "The Jump Off" - by Mos Def (as Dante Smith), Mark "Minnesota" Richardson, Douglas Wimbish (as Doug Wimbish) and Gary Miller, Performed by Mos Def, Courtesy of MCA Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Music and Wine" - by Jay Denes, Performed by Blue Six, Courtesy of Naked Music/Astralwerks, Under license from EMI Film & TV Music; "Sunbeams" - Written and Performed by UKO, Courtesy of Klein Records; "Saboteur" - Written and Performed by Amon Tobin, Courtesy of Ninja Tune, By Arrangement with Media Creature Music; "Where's My Truck" - by Reinhold Heil and Johnny Klimek; "Go" - by DJ Andy Hunter. Trivia: 1. Lyle (Seth Green) claims he was the creator of Napster, and that Shawn Fanning stole it from him. The film shows a flashback of Lyle sleeping, and a person taking a disk out of the PC that has Napster on it. The person is really Shawn Fanning, the creator of Napster. When he steals the disk, the bottom of a Metallica poster can be seen on the wall. Metallica were vocal critics of the original Napster. 2. For the first time in cinematic history, the production shut down Hollywood Boulevard and Highland for seven days for the shooting, according to director F. Gary Gray in an interview featured in the DVD. 3. The Venice authority allowed the crew to go over the speed limit for the boat chase sequence. 4. Charlize Theron got two speeding tickets, both for going more than 40mph over the speed limit, during the filming of this movie. She said that after filming driving so fast, she just couldn't get her speed down to drive home. 5. Lyle's girlfriend at the end of the movie is played by Kelly Brook, Jason Statham's actual girlfriend at the time of the movie. Quote: [last lines]
Charlie Croker: [voice over narration] I took John Bridger's advice. I found somebody I want to spend the rest of my life with and I'm going to hold onto her forever.
Little Fockers (known as Meet the Parents: Little Fockers in the United Kingdom and Southeast Asia) is a 2010 American comedy film and sequel to Meet the Parents (2000) and Meet the Fockers (2004). Starring Robert De Niro as Jack Tiberius Byrnes, Ben Stiller as Gaylord "Greg" Focker, Owen Wilson as Kevin Rawley, Dustin Hoffman as Bernard "Bernie" Focker, Barbara Streisand as Rosalind "Roz" Focker, Blythe Danner as Dina Byrnes, Teri Polo as Pamela "Pam" Focker, Jessica Alba as Andi Garcia, Laura Dern as Prudence Simmons, Harvey Keitel as Randy Weir, Kevin Hart as Nurse Louis, Colin Baiocchi as Henry Focker, Daisy Tahan as Samantha Focker, Tom McCarthy as Dr. Bob Banks, Yul Vazquez as Junior, Jack Axelrod as Chappy, Clent Bowers as Mr. Androvsky, Olga Fonda as Svetlana, Laksh Singh as Dr. Patel, Joseph Mazurk as Paul the CTA Passenger, Trula Marcus as Stage Producer, Jake Keiffer as Rufus, Rob Huebel as Sleazy Doctor Ballard, John Di Maggio as EMT, Jordan Peele as EMT, Kelli Kirkland Powers as EMT, Deepak Chopra as Himself, Robbie Tucker as EHS Tough Kid, Nick Kroll as Young Doctor, Sergio Calderon as Gustavo, Aaron Zachary Philips as Confused Child, David Pressman as Doctor, Hugh Dane as Doctor, Amy Stiller as Kristen, Richard Cutovsky as Newspaper Vendor; Climbing Kids: Trinity Warren, Samuel Schultz, Ava Rose Williams and Frankie M. Torres; Cade Rogers as Climbing Kid/Bounce House Kid; Party Kids: Kyla Warren, Erin Haisan, Ryder Bucaro, Callder West Griffith, Lei'lah Star and David Williams; Randy Chuang as Monk, Joe Thamawat as Monk, Harry Bali as Sadu, Paul Herman as Caricature Artist, Leslie Garavito as Fire Pit Child, Cort Rogers as Bounce House Kid, Troy Brown as Bounce House Kid, Party Parents: Erika Jensen, Robert Miano, Katharine Kramer, Roy Jones Jr. and Derek Resallat; Vladimir Kubr as Ballpit Kid, Semere-Ab Etmet Yohannes as Fire Walker, Nicole Pano as Art Teacher, Michael Naughton as Anatomy Professor, Celina Zambon as Carmencita, Shih Chou as Party Monk, Stan Egi as Man on Subway (scenes deleted); Flamenco Dancers: Antonio Bolivar, Michelle Castillo, Theodore M. Crisell, Neisha Folkes, Jillana Laufer and Molly Rogers; Ama'ri as Student & Party Kid, Jacob Bertrand as Boy, Bryce Blais as Hanuman, Christian Calloway as Construction Foreman, Nelson Carvajal as Hilton Chicago Pedestrian, Joe DeVito as Train Passenger, Christina Gabrielle as Ball pit girl at party girl, Brandy Grace as Thai Bartender, Sly Jones as Party Parent, Don Kress as Focker Neighbor, Michael Kuster as Businessman, Dan Latham as Business Traveler, Joseph Mazurk as Paul the CTA Passenger, Hunter James Mckeever as Party Kid, River Stone Mckeever as Party Kid, Westley Nguyen as Monk, Russ Panzarella as Train Passenger, Erin Pickett as Party Parent, Kiana Prudhont as Party Kid, Katie Silverman as Spanish town girl, Sophia Strauss as Party Kid, Victoria Strauss as Party Kid, Ema Vo as Party Kid, Devin Williamson as Construction Guy and Moy Zepeda as Valet. Movie Central, September 26, 2011. Soundtrack: "Beautiful Morning" - Written by Edward Brigati and Felix Cavaliere, Performed by The Rascals, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "The Name Game" - Written by Lincoln Chase and Shirley Elliston; "Express Yourself" - Written by Charles W. Wright, Performed by The DeeKompressors, Produced by 'Ali Dee' (as Ali "Dee" Theodore) for DeeTown Entertainment, Courtesy of DeeTown Entertainment; "Get Your Hands Up" - Written by 'Ali Dee' (as Ali Theodore), Zach Danziger, Alana Da Fonseca and Sarai Howard, Performed by The DeeKompressors, Produced by 'Ali Dee' (as Ali "Dee" Theodore) for DeeTown Entertainment, Courtesy of DeeTown Entertainment; "Tibet" - Arranged by Fred Fung, Xiaofeng Zhang and Michael Santoro, Performed by The Jumping Buddha Ensemble; "The Shakuhachi Shuffle" - Written and Performed by Joseph Bonn; "Newo's Gift" - Written and Performed by Joseph Bonn; "Jaws-Main Title" and "The Empty Raft" - from the Motion Picture Jaws (1975), Written and Performed by John Williams; "Byrnes, Jack Byrnes Remix" - Music by Joseph Bonn; "What's New Pussycat?" - Written by Burt Bacharach, Hal David.
For Colored Girls. 2010, Starring Kimberly Elise as Crystal Wallace/Lady in Brown, Janet Jackson as Joanna Bradmore/Lady in Red, Loretta Devine as Juanita Sims/Lady in Green, Anika Noni Rose as Yasmine/Lady in Yellow, Thandie Newton as Tangie Adrose/Lady in Orange, Whoopi Goldberg as Alice Adrose/Lady in White, Phylicia Rashad as Gilda/Lady in Gray, Tessa Thompson as Nyla Adrose/Lady in Purple, Kerry Washington as Kelly Watkins/Lady in Blue, Macy Gray as Rose, Michael Ealy as Beau Willie, Omari Hardwick as Carl, Richard Lawson as Frank, Hill Harper as Donald, Khalil Kain as Bill, Rayna Tharani as Renee, Jaycee Williams as Kenya, Thomas 'Deuce' Jessup as Kwame, May Zayan as Katina, John Crow as Dr. Davis, Michael Cory Davis as Man #1, Jason Graham as Man #2, Ayo Sorrells as Man #3, Kendrick Cross as Man #5, Joe Amato as Driver, Ambrya Underwood as Girl #1, Jackie Prucha as Nurse, Holly Crawshaw as Waitress, Roevely Rancell as Nurse, David Feigenbaum as Security Guard, Karen Slack as Soprano #1, Andrea Jones-Sojola as Soprano #2, Jeanette Illidge as Soprano #3, Karissa Parran as Opera Guest, Al G. Sillah as Opera Patron, Haji Abdullah as Graduation Audience Member, Sidney Baxley as Opera Patron, Tim Blanchard as Opera Patron, Gregory R. Campbell as Opera Patron, Frances Cobb as Opera Patron, Michael L. Covington as Parent at Graduation, Lee Darnell as Orderly Roberts, Curtis Gammage as Opera Patron, TJ Hassan as Bill #2, Walter Hendrix as Opera Patron, Barry Hopkins as Opera Patron, Eli Jones as Convict, Andrew R. Kaplan as College Professor, Thina Lowe as Graduation Patron, Todd Maynor as Police Officer, Ken Melde as Board Room Member, Deidre D. Mosely as Partygoer, Donald Norris Jr. as Opera Audience Member and Graduation Audience Member, William Palmer Jr. as Restaurant Patron, Elizabeth Pistolis as Opera Patron, Jill St. Williams as Extra - Opera Scene, Latika Sye as Opera Patron, Joshua Tanksley as Student and Summer Valentine as Girl jumping rope. Movie Central, September 27, 2011. Soundtrack: "What More Can They Do" - Written and Performed by Laura Izibor, Published by Imagem (IMRO) and Universal Music Z Songs (BMI), Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corporation; "Longer & Stronger" - Written by B. Mann, Sharon Jones (as S. Jones), H. Steinweiss, N. Sugarman and T. Brenneck, Performed by Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, Published by Boscosound (BMI), Treatsound Music (BMI), Songs from Defend (BMI) and Songs of Kobalt (BMI), Courtesy of Daptone Records; "I Found God in Myself (Ntozake's Song)" - Written and Performed by Mem Nahadr, Published by Mem Nahadr Music (ASCAP), Courtesy of Madwoman Multimedia - Commercial Free Jazz; "All Day Long (Blue Skies)" - Written by Irving Berlin, Avriele Crandle and Estelle (as Estelle Swaray), Performed by Estelle, Published by Irving Berlin Music Company (ASCAP), Lil Red Room Publishing (BMI) and Chrysalis Publishing (ASCAP), Courtesy of Homeschool Records/Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Alone In My Room" - Written by Jefferey Hernandez and Danny W. Johnson, Performed by Danny Wayne, Published by Sicmoney Music (ASCAP) and Miles Labat Publishing Designee (BMI), Courtesy of Artistfinders; "Ansomnia" - Written by Zaki Ibrahim and Pranan Injeti, Performed by Zaki Ibrahim, Published by Iqra Music Inc. (PRS) and EMI April Music, Inc., o/b/o EMI April Music (Canada) Ltd./Chin's Chunes Music (ASCAP), Courtesy of Iqra Music Inc. under license to Sony Music Entertainment Canada, Inc.; "Drive Me Crazy" - Written by Zach Danziger, Sarai Howard and 'Ali Dee' (as Ali Theodore), Performed by Miss Eighty6, Published by Canvas One Music (BMI), Courtesy of DeeTown Entertainment; "Settle" - Written by Kevin Arline, Anthony Shep Crawford, Kenya Ivey, Tavia Ivey, Montell Jordan, Jimmy Russell and Antonio Santiago, Performed by Gladys Knight, Published by K Boogie Productions (ASCAP), Shep & Shep Music/Rondor-Universal Publishing (ASCAP), Kenyakeys Music (ASCAP), Tavia Joker Ivey Music (ASCAP), SydSkyCruz Publishing adm. by Bicycle Music (ASCAP), Professor Funk Music (ASCAP) and PM45productions (ASCAP), Courtesy of Dream Merchant 21 and Shakeji, Inc.; "Sun" - Written by Warryn Campbell, Juan Winans and Lisa Kimmey Winans, Performed by Lalah Hathaway, Courtesy of Concord Music Group, Published by Wet Ink Red Music/EMI Music Publishing (ASCAP), Parkside and Curtis Music Publishing (BMI), Paper Girl Music (ASCAP), MY TY PE Music Publishing (BMI) and Typee Music (ASCAP), Courtesy of Very Perry Films; "La Donna in Viola" - Written by Aaron Zigman, Performed by Karen Slack, Andrea Jones-Sojola & The Hollywood Studio Symphony Orchestra, Published by Zigdog Music (BMI) and MY TY PE Music Publishing (BMI), Courtesy of Very Perry Films; "You Know (I'm At It Again)" - Written by Michael Greene, Eric Olson, Ric Robbins and Nathaniel Lee Thacker, Performed by Soul P, Published by Position Music Publishing (ASCAP), Mixed Metaphor Music (BMI), Butter Hits Music (BMI) and Incorporated Elements Music (ASCAP), Courtesy of Position Music; "Sechita (A Senhora Em Amarelo)" - Written by Jay Weigel, Performed by The Carondelet Percussion Ensemble, Published by Music of Melpomene (BMI), Courtesy of Carondelet Music Group, LLC; "Stand Up" - Written by Jeff "Zoux" Bluestein, Kannon "Caviar" Cross, Macy Gray, Mellissa "Honey" Larochelle and Corey Simon, Performed by Macy Gray, Published by Blue Zoux Music (ASCAP), Mr. Caviar Music (ASCAP), Universal Music - Z Songs/Happy Mel Boopy's Cocktail Lounge & Mus., o/b/o Natalie McIntyre (BMI), SweetRock (ASCAP) and 4D Oz. Flava Music (ASCAP), Courtesy of Concord Music Group; "Without a Fight" - Written by Eric Bellinger, Erika Nuri and Harmony Samuels, Performed by Janelle Monáe, Published by ERICB (ASCAP)/Writing Camp Music/Sony/ATV Tunes, LLC, Golden Sunset Music (ASCAP) adm. by Kobalt Music Publishing, Inc. and EMI Blackwood Music Inc. o/b/o itself and Darkchild Music (BMI), Courtesy of Bad Boy Records LLC, By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Four Women" - Written by Nina Simone, Performed by Nina Simone, Simone, Laura Izibor & Ledisi, Laura Izibor appears courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corporation, Ledisi appears courtesy of The Verve Music Group, 'Four Women' sample performed by Nina Simone, Courtesy of The Verve Music Group under license from Universal Music Enterprises, Published by EMI Waterford Music Inc. (ASCAP), Courtesy of Very Perry Films; "I Know Who I Am" - Written by Greg Barnhill, Joanna Cotten and Melissa Manchester, Performed by Leona Lewis, Published by EMI April Music Inc. o/b/o itself and Land of Cotten (ASCAP), Green City Music, admin. by RPM Music Group/Green Wilderness Music, admin. by RPM Music Group (SESAC) and Melissa Manchester Music (BMI)/Bug Music (BMI) administered by Bug, Courtesy of Simco Limited. Trivia: Was a 1975 play, first staged in California. It has also been performed Off-Broadway and on Broadway, and adapted as a book, a television movie to a planned theatrical film. In the original play, the characters did not have names, and were known instead by the colors of their costumes: "Lady in Red", "Lady in Purple", "Lady in Blue", "Lady in Yellow", etc. Although the movie's characters do have names, both the movie and its advertising continue the color-theming of the characters.
All Good Things. 2010, Starring Ryan Gosling as David Marks, Kirsten Dunst as Katie Marks, Frank Langella as Sanford Marks, Lily Rabe as Deborah Lehrman, Philip Baker Hall as Malvern Bump, Michael Esper as Daniel Marks, Diane Venora as Janice Rizzo, Nick Offerman as Jim McCarthy, Kristen Wiig as Lauren Fleck, Stephen Kunken as Todd Fleck, John Cullum as Richard Panatierre, Maggie Kiley as Mary McCarthy, Liz Stauber as Sharon McCarthy, Marion McCorry as Ann McCarthy, Mia Dillon as Katie's Aunt, Tom Kemp as Katie's Uncle, Trini Alvarado as Sarah Davis, Tom Riis Farrell as Barry Davis, Bruce Norris as Brian Callender, Francie Swift as Kelly Callender, David Margulies as Mayor, Glenn Fleshler as Sidney Greenhaus, Stephen Singer as Solly Sachs, Francis Guinan as Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Ellen Sexton as Moynihan's Wife, William Jackson Harper as Moynihan's Assistant, Ashlie Atkinson as Bonnie Felder, Donna Bullock as Divorce Attorney, Pamela Tyson as Lula Baxter, Julie Moran as Herself, Diane Kagan as Scream Therapist, Socorro Santiago as Nurse, Barbara Ann Davison as Woman at Baby Shower, Zabryna Guevara as Waitress, Lanny Flaherty as Rooming House Landlord, Robert Clohessy as Building Superintendent, Lázaro Pérez as Building Elevator Operator, Michelle Hurst as Newscaster, Craig Walker as Assistant District Attorney, Lola Pashalinski as Woman at Luxor, Jerry Grayson as Man at Luxor, Anthony Torn as Theater Manager, Zoe Lister-Jones as Press Conference Reporter, Tristan Comeau as Young David, Amelia Martin as David's Mother, Matthew Floyd Miller as Young Sanford, Peter Becerra as Officer at Search, Mary A. Kelly as Vermont Realtor, Jeong Kim as Waiter at Disco, Andy Tsay as Waiter, Ruel Jusi as Butler, Arwen and Jordie as Ivan the dog, Kina Bermudez as Pregnant Woman, Kevin Cannon as Drunk Spitting John and Tamara Torres as Lucy's Mom. Movie Central, September 27, 2011. Soundtrack: "Daddy Don't Live In That New York City No More" - Written by Walter Becker and Donald Fagen, Performed by Steely Dan, Courtesy of Geffen Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Because I Can" - Written by Jim Thomson and Benjamin Forrest Davis, Performed by Jim Thomson, Courtesy of Defacto Music; "Oklahoma" - Written by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II; "Vermont" - Written by Randy Scruggs, Performed by Randy Scruggs; "Boogie Oogie Oogie" - Written by Janice Marie Johnson and Perry Kibble, Performed by Janice Marie Johnson, Courtesy of Spirit Music Group; "Come To Me" - Written by Tony Green, Performed by France Joli, Courtesy of Spirit Music Group; "Do It Again" - Written by Walter Becker and Donald Fagen, Performed by Steely Dan, Courtesy of Geffen Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Last Dance" - Written by Paul Jabara, Performed by Donna Summer, Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "That's The Way I've Always Heard It Should Be" - Written by Jacob Brackman and Carly Simon, Performed by Carly Simon, Courtesy of Elektra Entertainment Group, By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Yo Quiero Vivir en Mi Tierra" - Written by J.A. Perez-Alvarez, D. Indart, D. Osuna and R. Diaz-Hernandez, Performed by Rey El Vikingo, Courtesy of LMS Records; "Lovin' The Sin" - Written by Terry Campbell and Judith Leroux, Performed by Terry Campbell, Courtesy of Kid Gloves Music; "Don't Take Me Alive" - Written by Walter Becker and Donald Fagen, Performed by Steely Dan, Courtesy of Geffen Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises. Trivia: 1. Ryan Gosling felt so bad about a scene he had to pull Kirsten Dunst's hair, he sent her flowers the day after. 2. The film is inspired by the life of Robert Durst. The New York Times reports that Robert Durst likes the film. 3. Filming took place in Connecticut and New York. Anachronism: The part of the movie based in Texas was in 2000. The style of Texas license plate on David Marks's SUV was not issued until about 2008. Plot Summary: A love story and murder mystery based on the most notorious unsolved murder case in New York history. The original screenplay uses newly discovered facts, court records and speculation as the foundation for a story of family, obsession, love and loss. "The story is inspired by events that took place between January 1971 and November 2003 in Texas, Los Angeles and New York."
Fair Game. 2010, Starring Naomi Watts as Valerie Plame, Sean Penn as Joseph Wilson, Noah Emmerich as Bill, Ty Burrell as Fred, Sam Shepard as Sam Plame, Bruce McGill as James Pavitt, Brooke Smith as Diana, Michael Kelly as Jack, Khaled El Nabawy as Hamed (Iraqi Scientist), David Denman as Nervous Dave, David Andrews as Scooter Libby, Geoffrey Cantor as Ari Fleischer, Adam LeFevre as Karl Rove, Nasser as Mr. Tabir, Satya Bhabha as Jason Neal, Sonya Davison as Chanel Suit, Vanessa Chong as Tabir Secretary #1, Anand Tiwari as Hafiz, Stephanie Chai as Tabir Secretary #2, Jessica Hecht as Sue, Norbert Leo Butz as Steve, Rebecca Rigg as Lisa, Tom McCarthy as Jeff, Ashley Gerasimovich as Samantha Wilson, Quinn Broggy as Trevor Wilson, Nicholas Sadler as CIA Tour Leader, Iris Bahr as CPD Agent, Ghazil as Minister of Mines - Niger, Kristoffer Winters as Joe Turner, Louis Ozawa Changchien as Nervous Analyst #1, Sean Mahon as CIA Analyst #1, Mohamed Hanaa Abdel Fattah as Professor Badawi, Rashmi Rao as Kim, Liraz Charhi as Dr. Zahraa, Remy Auberjonois as Nervous Analyst #2, Tim Griffin as Paul, Sunil Malhotra as Ali, Kevin Makely as Jordan Officer #1, Mousa Al Satari as Mukhabarat Officer, Rafat Basel as Hammad's Son, Maysa Abdel Sattar as Hammad's Wife, Judith Resnik as B.U. Professor, Ben Mac Brown as B.U. Student #1, Satya Bhabha as B.U. Student #2, Nabil Koni as Iraqi Scientist #1, Mohammad Al Sawalqa as Iraqi Scientist #2, Jenny Maguire as Beth, David Warshofsky as Pete, David Ilku as Journalist #1, Deidre Goodwin as Journalist #2, Donna Placido as Journalist #3, Brian McCormack as Steven Hadley, James Rutledge as Andrew Card, Tricia Munford as Cathie Martin, Michael Goodwin as David Addington, Chet Grissom as Dir. of CIA Operations, James Joseph O'Neil as Internal Security Officer, Danni Lang as Supporter #1, Jane Lee as Supporter #2, James Moye as Field Reporter #1, Judy Maier as Field Reporter #2, Polly Holliday as Diane Plame, Kola Ogundiran as Businessman #1, Byron Utley as Businessman #2, Anastasia Barzee as Right Wing Reporter, Sanousi Sesay as DC Cab Driver, Satu as Four Seasons Waitress, George W. Bush as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited), Dick Cheney as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited), Dominique de Villepin as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited), Rebekah Paltrow as UN Ambassador (uncredited), Valerie Plame as Herself (archive footage) (uncredited), Colin Powell as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited), Condoleezza Rice as Herself (archive footage) (uncredited), Harry L. Seddon as Head Paparazzo, Ken Sladyk as Turkish Diplomat and Bill Walters as Vietnam Vet at Rally. Movie Central, September 27, 2011. Soundtrack: "AWAS!" - Written by Norman A. Halim and Yusry A. Halim, Performed by Kru, Courtesy of EMI Malaysia Sdn Bhd, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "CLINT EASTWOOD" - Written by Damon Albarn, Jamie Hewlett and Del (as Del tha Funkee Homosapien), Performed by Gorillaz, Courtesy of EMI Records Ltd, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "ANOTHER NEWS" - Composted by Marc Andre Dall Anese, Courtesy of APM; "GOOD LOVIN'" - Written by Willie Clark, Johnny Pearsall and Clarence Reid, Performed by Betty Wright, Courtesy of The Numero Group, By Arrangement with Bank Robber Music; "FILAW" - Written by Issa Bagayogo, Moussa Kone and Yves Wernert, Performed by Issa Bagayogo, Courtesy of Six Degrees Records, By Arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group; "KESE KESE" - Written and Performed by Cheb I Sabbah, Courtesy of Six Degrees Records, By Arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group; "ALKHER ILLA DOFFOR: THE NECTAR REMIX" - Written and Performed by Cheb I Sabbah, Courtesy of Six Degrees Records, By Arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group; "MY BLOCK" - Written by 'Ali Dee' (as Ali Theodore), Zach Danziger and Julian Michael Davis, Performed by Cham Pain, Courtesy of DeeTown Entertainment; "DIARABY MAGNI (YOSSI FINE AS RADIKS REMIX)" - Written and Performed by Vieux Farka Toure, Courtesy of Six Degrees Records, By Arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group; "KHUTTAR" - Written and Performed by Ilham al-Madfai, Courtesy of EMI Music Arabia, By Arrangement with SohoArtists; "THE WASHINGTON POST MARCH" - Written by John Philip Sousa, Arranged by Peter Tomashek, Courtesy of Megatrax Production Music. Trivia: 1. Based on the books "The Politics of Truth" by Joseph Wilson and "Fair Game" by Valerie Plame Wilson. 2. There is a coded message hidden in the end credits that has not yet been decoded. Anachronisms: 1. Several scenes in the film feature Pepsi cans featuring the logo that was introduced in 2008. Since this film takes place in 2002-2003, the older logo would have appeared on the cans. 2. Joe Wilson is portrayed as removing his shoes before passing through airport security. This was not standard practice until 2003, however expensive shoes with a metal reinforcing in the sole have always set off metal detectors and therefore he did so voluntarily. 3. Before the dinner party, a shot of the Wilson/Plame house is shown with a Honda Accord parked in the driveway. The Accord model seen wasn't introduced until 2007, despite the scene taking place in 2003. 4. Anachronisms: The movie takes place in 2002-2003, and yet you hear some of the actors talking about blogs, which in that time, were very new services that were barely being used back then. Storyline: Valerie Plame's status as a CIA agent is revealed by White House officials allegedly out to discredit her husband after he wrote a 2003 New York Times op-ed piece saying that the Bush administration had manipulated intelligence about weapons of mass destruction to justify the invasion of Iraq.
Eat Pray Love. 2010, Starring Julia Roberts as Liz Gilbert, I. Gusti Ayu Puspawati as Nyomo, Hadi Subiyanto as Ketut Liyer, Billy Crudup as Stephen, Viola Davis as Delia Shiraz, A. Jay Radcliff as Andre, Mike O'Malley as Andy Shiraz, Ashlie Atkinson as Bookstore Girl, James Franco as David Piccolo, Lisa Roberts Gillan as Woman in Play, Ryan O'Nan as Play Walk-Out, Gita Reddy as The Guru, Dwayne Clark as NYU Student Boyfriend, Jennifer Kwok as NYU Student Girlfriend, Mary Testa as Laundromat Gal; Chant Leaders: Elijah Tucker, Karen Trindle, Zach Dunham, Clair Oaks, Ned Leavitt and Lynn Margileth; Welker White as Andrea Sherwood, José Ramón Rosario as Storage Building Guy, Lucia Guzzardi as Landlady, Roberto Di Palma as Large Man at Trattoria, Tuva Novotny as Sofi, Luca Argentero as Giovanni, Silvano Rossi as Paolo the Barber, Giuseppe Gandini as Luca Spaghetti, Ludovica Virga as Arguing Fruit Customer, Marco Lastrucci as Arguing Fruit Customer, Elena Arvigo as Maria, Andrea Di Stefano as Giulio, Remo Remotti as Older Soccer Fan, Vanessa Marini as Clothing Store Salesgirl, Lydia Biondi as Ruffina, Emma Brunetti as Paola, Chiara Brunetti as Claudia, Ajay Bhandari as Liz's Bag Holder, Michael Cumpsty as Swami Shivananda, Richard Jenkins as Richard from Texas, Sophie Thompson as Corella, Rushita Singh as Tulsi, Ritvik Tyagi as Madhu, Sd Pandey as Man in Temple, Anand Yeshwant Bapat as Indian Shop Salesman, Micky Dhameejani as Rijul, Peter Davis as Disc Jockey, Shona Benson as Sharon in Seva Office, Dean Allan Tolhurst as Balinese Realtor, Javier Bardem as Felipe, Christine Hakim as Wayan Nuriasih, Anakia Lapae as Tutti, Arlene Tur as Armenia, David Lyons as Ian, T.J. Power as Leon, Richard V. Vogt as Man in Restaurant, Peter Arpesella as Voiceover actor, Rich Campbell as Theatre Patron, Rahad Coulter-Stevenson as New York Bar Patron, Adriene Couvillion as Theatergoer, Natalie Gal as NYU Student, Jian, Joe Lipari as Chanter , Alyxx Morgen as Sister, Roger Narayan as Priest, James Schram as Lip-Synching Traveler, Elysia Segal as NYU Student, Paul Thornton as Theatergoer and Naeem Uzimann as Airline Traveler. Movie Central, September 28, 2011. Soundtrack: "Midnight Blue" - Written and Performed by Kenny Burrell, Courtesy of Blue Note Records, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Dreams" - Written by Stevie Nicks, Performed by Fleetwood Mac, Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc., By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Parallel Stripes" - Written by Aphex Twin (as Richard James), Performed by Aphex Twin, Courtesy of Sire Records, By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Flight Attendant" - Written and Performed by Josh Rouse, Courtesy of Rykodisc, By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Rehana's Shakti" and "Dhanyavad" - Written and Performed by Michael Tyabji, Courtesy of Limitless Sky Records; "Granny and Boompa's Love" and "Dadima's Heart" - Written by Michael Tyabji, Performed by Michael Tyabji, Rosa Tyabji, Kito Rodriguez & The Royal Tooters, Courtesy of Limitless Sky Records; "Last Tango in Paris Score" - Written and Performed by Gato Barbieri, Courtesy of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Music Inc.; "Der Hölle Rache Kocht In Meinem Herzen" from "Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute)" - Written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Performed by Sumi Jo and Wiener Philharmoniker (as the Wiener Philharmoniker), Conducted by Georg Solti (as George Solti), Courtesy of Decca Music Group Limited, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Tarantella Americana" - Written by Vito DiSalvo, Performed by We Three, Courtesy of MHM Productions LLC; "Medley: Tarantella Quadriglia/Abruzzese" (Traditional) - Performed by We Three, Courtesy of MHM Productions LLC; "Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)" - Written by Sly Stone (as Sylvester Stewart), Performed by Sly and the Family Stone (as Sly & The Family Stone), Courtesy of Epic Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Heart of Gold" - Written and Performed by Neil Young, Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc., By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Boyz" - Written by Maya Arulpragasam (as Mathangi Arulpragasam) and David Taylor, Performed by Maya Arulpragasam (as M.I.A.), Courtesy of Interscope Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises, Under license from Beggars Group Media; "Kaliyugavaradana" - Written by P Thuran and U. Srinivas, Performed by U. Srinivas, Courtesy of Real World Records Ltd.; "The Long Road" - Written by Eddie Vedder, Performed by Eddie Vedder with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Courtesy of Columbia Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Celebration" - Written by Ronald Bell, Claydes Smith, George Funky Brown (as George Brown), J.T. Taylor (as James Taylor), Robert Spike Mickens (as Robert Mickens), Earl Toon, Dennis D.T. Thomas (as Dennis Thomas), Robert Kool Bell (as Robert Bell) and Eumir Deodato, Performed by Kool & The Gang, Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Harvest Moon" - Written and Performed by Neil Young, Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc., By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Samba Da Bençáo" - Written by Pierre Barouh, Baden Powell (as Baden Powell De Aquino) and Vinicius de Moraes, Performed by Bebel Gilberto, Courtesy of Crammed Discs, By Arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group, By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Rain Forest" - Written and Performed by Jun Miyake, Under license from Beam Creative Inc./Beams Records; "Got to Give It Up (Pt. 1)" - Written by Marvin Gaye (as Marvin P. Gaye), Performed by Marvin Gaye, Courtesy of Motown Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Wave" - Written by Antonio Carlos Jobim, Performed by João Gilberto, Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc., By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "'S Wonderful" - Written by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin, Performed by João Gilberto, Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc., By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Better Days" - Written and Performed by Eddie Vedder, Produced by Adam Kasper and Eddie Vedder. Trivia: 1. The movie created an issue in Rome due to a "creative license" made by the filmmakers. The city of Rome hosts two football teams (AS Roma and SS Lazio), fierce rivals. In Elizabeth Gilbert's original novel (on which the film is based) it is made clear that Mr Spaghetti was a SS Lazio fan. However, due to the limited appeal and knowledge of the "SS Lazio" team outside Italy, the filmmakers decided to made him an "AS Rome" fan. This decision enraged the local SS Lazio fans (who of course became immediately objects of mockery by the AS Roma fans). 2. Story inspired by actual events. 3. Filming locations include New York City (United States), Rome and Naples (Italy), Delhi and Pataudi (India), Ubud and Padang-Padang Beach at Bali (Indonesia).
It's Kind of a Funny Story. 2010, Starring Keir Gilchrist as Craig Gilner, Dana DeVestern as Alyssa Gilner, Lauren Graham as Lynn Gilner, Jim Gaffigan as George Gilner, Karen Chilton as Nurse Harper, Zach Galifianakis as Bobby, Aasif Mandvi as Dr. Mahmoud, Jared Goldstein as Ronny, Alan Aisenberg as Scuggs, Zoë Kravitz as Nia, Thomas Mann as Aaron Fitzcarraldo, Jeremy Davies as Smitty, Rosalyn Coleman as Monica/'Under Pressure' Nurse #1, Viola Davis as Dr. Eden Minerva, Lou Myers as Jimmy, MacIntyre Dixon as Roger, Emma Roberts as Noelle, Bernard White as Muqtada, Novella Nelson as The Professor, Matthew Maher as Humble, Molly Hager as Becca, Ato Blankson-Wood as Jennifer, Adrian Martinez as Johnny, Daniel London as Solomon, Caitlin Kinnunen as Science Geek, Stephen Scott Scarpulla as HS Director, Jee Young Han as HS Do-Gooder, Leo Allen as Mr. Reynolds, Morgan Murphy as Joanie, Billy McFadden as Little Craig, Susan J. Blommaert as HS Teacher, Mary Birdsong as Bobby's Ex-wife, Ethan Herschenfeld as Acid Head, Ben Folstein as Neil, Kenya Brome as 'Under Pressure' Nurse #2, Delia Reed as 'Under Pressure' Nurse #3, Stewart Steinberg as Charlie Custodian, Ariana Altman as Veronica, Steve Antonucci as Acid Trip Rollerblader, Kevin Cannon as Psychiatric Patient, Valentina de Angelis as Jenna and Martin Pfefferkorn as Zapping Mental Patient. Movie Central, September 28, 2011. Soundtrack: "Intro" - Performed by The Xx (as The XX); "Be (Intro)" - Written by Common, Kanye West and Choker Campbell, Performed by Common, Courtesy of Geffen Records; "Chameleon" - Written by Brendan Canning, Ryan Kondrat, John LaMagna and Justin Peroff, Performed by Broken Social Scene Presents: Brendan Canning, Courtesy of Arts & Crafts Productions Inc.; "No Smiling Darkness/Snake Charmers Association" - Written by Kevin Drew, Brendan Canning and Justin Peroff, Performed by Broken Social Scene, Courtesy of Arts & Crafts Productions Inc.; "Weddings" - Written by Kevin Drew, Brendan Canning, Justin Peroff, Andrew Whiteman and Charles Spearin, Performed by Broken Social Scene, Courtesy of Arts & Crafts Productions Inc.; "Ambulance For The Ambience" - Written by Kevin Drew, Brendan Canning, Charles Spearin and David Newfeld, Performed by Broken Social Scene, Courtesy of Arts & Crafts Productions Inc.; "Millionaire" - Written by Terry Davis, Performed by Izza Kizza, Courtesy of Decon Records; "Busy Shoppers" - Written by Len Stevens, Courtesy of APM Music; "Let's Go Surfing" - Written by Jonny Pierce, Performed by The Drums, Courtesy of Universal-Island Records Ltd., Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Smash It Up" - Written by Miller, Burns, Vanian and Ward, Performed by The Damned, Courtesy of Ace Records Ltd.; "Happy Today" - Written by Samuel Grossman, Simon Beins and Johnny Dydo, Performed by The WoWz, Courtesy of Recommend If You Like Records; "Tourist In Your Town" - Written by Stephen McBean, Performed by Pink Mountaintops, Courtesy of Jagjaguwar, By Arrangement with Bank Robber Music; "Icarus" - Written by Casey Dienel, Performed by White Hinterland, Courtesy of Dead Oceans, By Arrangement with Bank Robber Music; "The Breaks" - Written by Robert Ford, James Moore, Russell Simmons, Lawrence Smith and Kurt Walker, Performed by Kurtis Blow, Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "2-4-6-8 Motorway" - Written by Tom Robinson, Performed by The Tom Robinson Band, Courtesy of EMI Records Ltd., Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Murderous Assault" - Written by Harry Lubin, Courtesy of APM Music; "Don't Forget Your Torch" - Written by Jon Durnie Brooks, Courtesy of APM Music; "Soledad" - Written by Ferrell Sanders, Performed by Pharoah Sanders, Courtesy of Evidence Music Inc.; "Where You Go" - Written by Erik Duerr, Performed by Elden Calder, Courtesy of Microphonophobe Music; "Beyn Rebin's Sude" - Written by Robin Jeffery and Roddy Skeaping, Courtesy of APM Music; "Under Pressure" - Written by David Bowie, 'John Deacon (I)', Brian May, Freddie Mercury and Roger Taylor, Performed by Queen & David Bowie, Courtesy of Hollywood Records, EMI Records Ltd and RZO Music; "The Ills" - Written by Andrew Cohen, Performed by Mayer Hawthorne, Courtesy of Stones Throw Records, LLC; "Da Rockwilder" - Written by Rockwilder (as Dana Stinson), Redman (as Reggie Nobel), Brett Bouldin, B-Real, DJ Muggs, Method Man, Bernice Williams, Gene Chandler (as Eugene Dixon) and Earl Edwards, Performed by Method Man and Redman, Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Lost In The Galaxy" - Written by Harry Lubin, Courtesy of APM Music; "Where Is My Mind?" - Written by Frank Black, Performed by Maxence Cyrin, Courtesy of Kwaidan Records; "It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)" - Written by Bob Dylan; "Blood" - Written by Jordan Ireland and Rohin Jones, Performed by The Middle East, Courtesy of The Middle East, By Arrangement with Zync Music Group LLC; "It's Alright" - Written by Ozzy Osbourne (as John Osbourne), Geezer Butler (as Terence Butler), Bill Ward (as William Ward) and Tony Iommi, Performed by Black Sabbath, Courtesy of Downlane Limited; "Cold Heat" - Written by Ralph Payan, Performed by Lil' Lavair and The Fabulous Jades, Courtesy of Now Again Records, LLC and Ralph Payan; "We Have Each Other" - Written and Performed by Kenny Smith, Courtesy of Shake It Records; "Check Me Out" - Written by Jimmy McCracklin, Performed by Little Denise, Courtesy of Ubiquity Records, By Arrangement with Sugaroo!; "Habina" - Written by Tawfiq Barakat and Farid Al Atrach, Performed by Rachid Taha, Courtesy of Universal Music Division Barclay, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Major Label Debut (Fast)" - Written by Kevin Drew, Brendan Canning, Justin Peroff, Andrew Whiteman and Jason Collett, Performed by Broken Social Scene, Courtesy of Arts & Crafts Productions Inc.; "Not At My Best" - Written and Performed by Brendan Canning, Kevin Drew, Charles Spearin, Andrew Whiteman, Justin Peroff and Sam Goldberg, Courtesy of Arts & Crafts Productions Inc. Trivia: In the scene where Craig describes other classmates of his, when it shows him you can see he's reading the book 'Be More Chill' by Ned Vizzini, who also wrote 'It's Kind of a Funny Story'.
Holy Rollers. 2010 (independent film), Starring Jesse Eisenberg as Sam Gold, Justin Bartha as Yosef Zimmerman, Ari Graynor as Rachel Apfel, Danny A. Abeckaser as Jackie Solomon, Mark Ivanir as Mendel Gold, Elizabeth Marvel as Elka Gold, Jason Fuchs as Leon Zimmerman, Q-Tip as Ephraim, Hallie Eisenberg as Ruth Gold, Bern Cohen as Rebbe Horowitz, Stella Keitel as Zeldy Lazar, David Vadim as Mr. Maxim, Charlie Hewson as Andrew (The Goy), Penny Bittone as Ivan, Ori Pfeffer as Beni (Israeli Gangster), Andrew Levitas as Great Necker #1, Marc Rose as Great Necker #2, Omer Barnea as Dutch Hasidic Man, Karina Arroyave as Fabric Customer, Alizee Guinochet as French Model, Alessandro Esposito as Yonkel Gold, Eli Gelb as Young Hasidic Mule, Evan Mathew Weinstein as Young Hasidic Father, Court Young as Customs Officer, Caroline Stefanie Clay as Customs Agent, Kerry Morgan as Airplane Passenger, Stretch Armstrong as DJ Announcer, Lydia Muijen as Dutch Announcer, Robin Bryd as TV Personality Roderick Pannell as Passerby, David Beck as Hasidic Jew, Lou Cantres as Carlos the Mailman, Keith Davis as Security Guard, Rachel Heller as Girl, Joseph R. McConnell as Thug, Leslie C. Nemet as Young Hasidic Mother, Robert Oppel as Tattooed Inmate, Zoe Portanova as Party Girl, Tim Schuebel as U.S Customs Agent, Sammuel Soifer as Shmuely Lazar, Caitlyn Sponheimer as Girl at Airport and Anita Storr as Passenger going through customs. Movie Central, September 28, 2011. Soundtrack: "We Wish You a Merry Christmas"; "Loungin'" - Written by Elam, Keith; "Donne Moi" - Performed by Solaris; "Jouer" - Performed by Solaris; "Inside Out" - Performed by Postell; "Porque Amor" - Performed by Jonathan Hernandez; "Forget Me" - Performed by Liset Alea; "Eendrie (4 Opa)" - Performed by Lydia Muijen; "Beat Box" - Performed by Matisyahu; "Darkness Before Dawn" - Performed by Paul Comaskey. Trivia: 1. Siblings Jesse Eisenberg and Hallie Kate Eisenberg also play siblings in this film. 2. In 1999, federal agents arrested Ecstasy smuggler Sean Erez as well as six others connected to his smuggling ring, including Erez's 21-year-old girlfriend Diana Reicherter (also known as Rachel) and 18-year-olds Simcha Roth and Shimon Levita. The last two had originally been members of New York's ultra-Orthodox (Hasidic) community and were accused of recruiting other Hasids to help with the drug smuggling. These events formed the basis of this movie's plot. Holy Rollers is inspired by actual events in the late nineties when Hasidic Jews were recruited as mules to smuggle ecstasy from Europe into the United States. 3. The film's title is a reference to the protagonist's religious character and to the slang term "rolling" describing a person high on Ecstasy. Incongruously, the film's title is also a phrase most commonly applied to Pentecostal Christians, often derisively in reference to their ecstatic behavior, but is not commonly used of Jews (like the film's protagonist) or other non-Christians. Anachronisms: 1. Roughly 5 minutes into the film, in the Brooklyn cut scene after eating family dinner and before the scene at the fabric shop a late model Honda Civic sedan (Produced starting in 2006) can be clearly seen, even though the movie is set in 1998. 2. The movie is set in 1989 and you can clearly see cars that have license plates that were not used at that time.
Casanova. 2005, Starring Heath Ledger as Giacomo Casanova, Sienna Miller as Francesca Bruni, Jeremy Irons as Pucci, Oliver Platt as Paprizzio, Lena Olin as Andrea Bruni, Mother of Francesca, Omid Djalili as Lupo, Stephen Greif as Donato, Ken Stott as Dalfonso, Tim McInnerny as The Doge of Venice, Helen McCrory as Casanova's Mother, Charlie Cox as Giovanni Bruni, Natalie Dormer as Victoria, Phil Davis as Guardi, Lauren Cohan as Sister Beatrice, Leigh Lawson as Mother's Lover/Tito, Paddy Ward as Vittorio, Ben Moor as Andolini, Adelmo Togliani as Fulvio, Lidia Biondi as Casanova's Grandmother, Eugene Simon as Casanova at 11, Robert Levine as Cardinal Lopresta, Danielle Baker as Sister Magdalene, Clive Riche as Prof. Bennetto, Marta Bellocchio as Beautiful Masked Woman, Adriano Iurissevich as Masked Casanova Actor, Giorgio Bertan as Actor, Niall Buggy as Bookseller/Printer, Simonetta Bortolozzi as Beautiful Woman in Bookshop, Francis Pardeilhan as Customs Officer, Enzo Turrin as Maggiordomo, Carolina Levi as Bruni's Maid, Paola Pessot as Lolling Street Walker, Elisabeth Riva as Prostitute, Monica Vallerini as Whore #3, Nicholas Raymond Capriati as Boy, Naike Rivelli as Dark Haired Beauty, Sara Guerra as Fair Haired Woman, Marta Paola Richeldi as Another Woman, Giorgia Riccardi as Another Beauty, Kristy Dibiccari as Woman in Bookshop, Jessica Seaton as Plain Woman in Bookshop, Anna Gaia Marchioro as Plain Looking Woman, Lorenzo Felisatti as Laughing Man, Roy Doliner as Dalfonso's Secretary, Silvia Nanni as Whispering Woman, Paolo De Giorgiro as Young Man, Alessandro Bressanello as Flunkey Captain, Katarina Volgyiova as Society Woman, Davide Bozzato as Drunken Reveller, Catherine Gault as Reveller, Renzo Martini as Beadle, Laura Pigozzo as Woman, Federico Scridel as Casanova Actor, Manuella Massimi as Lady Actress, Tommy Körberg as Gondola Singer, Bryan Korenberg as Man in Brothel, Bimba as Pig and Andrea Osvárt as Fair Haired Beauty. Bravo, September 29, 2011. Music: Concerto Grosso in D Minor, Op 3 No 11 (Vivaldi); Concerto for Mandolin in C Major (Vivaldi); Concerto No. 1 in C Major (Paisiello) and Concerto in B Flat (Durante). Soundtrack: "Assagio No. 1 in G Minor (Andante)" - Composed by Johan Helmich Roman; "Concerto à 5, Op. 9 No. 10 in F for Violin, Strings & Continuo (2. Adagio)" and "Concerto à 5, Op. 9 No. 4 in A for Violin, Strings & Continuo (2. Adagio)" and "Concerto à 5, Op. 9 No. 2 in D minor for Oboe, Strings & Continuo (1. Allegro e non presto)" and "Concerto à 5, Op. 9 No. 6 in G for 2 Oboes, Strings & Continuo (3. Allegro)" and "Concerto à 5, Op. 9 No. 6 in G for 2 Oboes, Strings & Continuo (3. Allegro)" - Composed by Tomaso Albinoni; "Tambourins I/II" from the Tragédie lyrique "Dardanus" and "Overture" from the Tragédie lyrique "Zoroastre" and "Air Grave" from the Tragédie lyrique "Zoroastre" and "Menuetts 1 & 2" from the Tragédie lyrique "Zoroastre" and "Air Gai" from the Opéra-ballet "Le Temple de la Gloire" and "Overture" from the Opéra-ballet "Le Temple de la Gloire" and "Overture" from the Opéra-ballet "Les Fêtes de Polymnie" and "Overture" from the Comédie-ballet "Platée" and "Gavotte" from the Opéra-Ballet "Les Indes Galantes" and "Rigaudons en Rondeau" from the Opéra-Ballet "Les Indes Galantes" and "Overture" from the Pastorale "Achante et Céphise ou La Sympathie" and "Ballet Figure (1st Gavotte)" from the Pastorale "Naïs" and "Overture" from the Pastorale "Naïs" and "Overture" from the Pastorale "Zaïs" - Composed by Jean-Philippe Rameau; "Cello Concerto No. 3 in D Minor (2. Amoroso)" - Composed by Leonardo Leo; "Concerto in C Major for Mandolin, Strings & Basso Continuo (1. Allegro)" and "Concerto in D Major for Lute, 2 Violins & Basso Continuo: (3. Allegro)" and "Sinfonia" from the Opera "Farnace" and "Violin Concerto il cimento dell'armonia e dell'invenzione, Op. 8, No. 11 in D Major (2. Largo)" and "Concerto for 2 Violins, Cello and Strings L'estro armonico, Op. 3, No. 2 in G minor (1. Adagio e spiccato)" - Composed by Antonio Vivaldi; "Harpsichord Concerto in B Flat (2. Grave)" and "Concerto per Quartetto No. 8 La Pazzia (1. Allegro)" and "Harpsichord Concerto in B Flat (1. Allegro non troppo)" - Composed by Francesco Durante; "Concerto in C Major for Harpsichord and Strings (2. Larghetto, 3. Rondo)" - Composed by Giovanni Paisiello; "Overture" from "La Madrilena" - Composed by Vicent Martín y Soler; "Casanova's Lament" (Traditional) - Lyrics by Björn Ulvaeus, Performed by Tommy Körberg; "Sonata for Violin and Basso Continuo, Op. 5 No. 11 in E Major (5. Gavotta - Allegro" and "Sonata for Violin and Basso Continuo, Op. 5 No. 7 in D Minor (3. Sarabanda - Largo" and "Sonata for Violin and Basso Continuo, Op. 5 No. 7 in D Minor (3rd Movement - Sarabanda - Largo)" - Composed by Arcangelo Corelli; "Bourée" from "Plaisirs Champêtres" - Composed by Jean-Féry Rebel; "Tastar de Corde, Recercar Dietro" - Composed by Joan Ambrosio Dalza, Performed by Christopher Wilson and Shirley Rumsey, Courtesy of Naxos, By Arrangement with Source Q; "Rigaudon" from "Water Music, Suite No. 3 in G" and "Bourée" from "Music for the Royal Fireworks" - Composed by George Frideric Handel (as Georg Friedrich Händel); "Loure" from "Tafelmusik 1" - Composed by Georg Philipp Telemann; "Bella Gioiosa" - Written by Fabrizio Caroso. Trivia: When Casanova is running away from the Inquisition in the opening scene he jumps through a window and into the University of Venice. The University of Venice never existed and the building he jumps into is in fact the "Teatro Olimpico", one of the first Renaissance theaters 140 kilometers away from Venice. Quotes: Casanova: Casanova, the philosopher? Who devotes his life to the perfection of experience? Yes, I know him.
Francesca Bruni: No, Casanova the libertine, who devotes his life to seducing women.
Casanova: Well, we're obviously talking about the same person.
Casanova: She has a secret lover? Who?
Giovanni Bruni: I don't know, it's a secret.
Anachronisms: 1. The flight with the balloon is an (minor) anachronism. The first manned hot air balloon (manufactured by the Montgolfier brothers) made it's first flight in 1783, when Casanova was 58 years old. 2. In one long shot of Venice at sunset, the viewer can clearly see contrails in the sky caused by passing jet planes. 3. Water can be seen flowing from a bilge pump on Paprizzio's sailboat when sailing into the port of Venice. Storyline: Casanova is in love with Francesca, who thinks he is a friend of himself even though he is engaged to Victoria, who is the love of Giovanni, Francessca's brother. Francessca is betrothed to Paprizzio who thinks Casanova is the feminist writer Guardi, who is really Francessca's nomme de plume. Amidst all these secret identities and misunderstandings, the Church sends Pucci to bring Casanova and Guardi to trial for heresy.
Doubt. 2008, (set in 1964 at a Catholic church in the Bronx, New York) Starring Meryl Streep as Sister Aloysius Beauvier, Philip Seymour Hoffman as Father Brendan Flynn, Amy Adams as Sister James, Viola Davis as Mrs. Miller, Joseph Foster II as Donald Miller, Alice Drummond as Sister Veronica, Paulie Litt as Tommy Conroy, Audrie Neenan as Sister Raymond, Susan Blommaert as Mrs. Carson, Carrie Preston as Christine Hurley, John Costelloe as Warren Hurley, Lloyd Clay Brown as Jimmy Hurley, Mike Roukis as William London, Haklar Dezso as Zither Player, Frank Shanley as Kevin, Robert Ridgell as Organist; Choir Singers: Sarah Gionvaniello, Katie Shelnitz, Aaron O'Neill, Thomas J. Meehan, Abigail L. Dyer, Samantha Chadbourne, Christina Angelina Celone, Melissa Viezel, Emily Swimmer, Katelyn Snell, Shayne Fischman and Coby D. Moran; Alannah Iacovano as Girl in Church, Frank Dolce as Ralph, Matthew Marvin as Raymond, Bridget Clark as Noreen Horan; Sister James' Students: Philip Post as Sister James' Student, Thomas J. Kennedy, Thomas A. Varrone, Sabrina Costa, Samantha Buczek, Gabriella Renne DiMaria, Ariana Silvestro, Michele Ciago, Anna Lonczak and Brandy Panfili; Molly Chiffer as Sarah, Lydia Grace Jordan as Alice, Suzanne Hevner as Mrs. Kean, Helen Stenborg as Sister Teresa, Tom Toner as Monsignor Benedict, Michael Puzzo as Father Sherman, Margery Beddow as Mrs. Shields, Jack O'Connell as Mr. McGuinn, Marylouise Burke as Mrs. Deakins, Valda Setterfield as Parishioner, Gerard Adimando as Parishioner, George Aloi as Parishioner, James P. Anderson as Parishioner, Jackie Brown as Parishioner, Timothy J. Cox as Parishioner, Jennifer DiBella as Congregation Member, Seth Donavan as Church Patron, Amanda Marie Florian as Student, Tiffany Ashley Florian as Student, Evan Lewis as Parishioner, Bernadette Lords as Church Patron, Jenny Paul as Parishioner, Felicia Tassone as Church Patron and Steph Van Vlack as Church Patron. Movie Central, September 29, 2011. Soundtrack: "Is It Me?" - Written by Joe Lervold, Adryan Russ, Performed by Joel Evans, Courtesy of Cinemasters, By Arrangement with MS-Pro; "Reginella Campagnola" - Written by Eldo Di Lazzaro and C. Bruno; "Blame It on the Bossa Nova" - Written by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil, Performed by Eydie Gormé, Courtesy of GL Music Inc.; "Ubi Caritas" - From the Taizé Community, Performed by The Trinity Choristers of Trinity Wall Street, Courtesy of Trinity Wall Street, Choir Director Robert Ridgell; "March for Russell" - Written and Performed by Steve Morrell (as Steven Morrell); "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear" - Written by Richard John Cottle, Courtesy of APM Music; "Silent Night" - Arranged by Alan Ett, Scott Liggett, Courtesy of Opus 1 Music; "The First Noel" - Arranged by Simon Benson, Courtesy of APM Music; "Come, thou Redeemer of the Earth" - Traditional Melody arranged by David Willcocks (as Sir David Willcocks), Performed by The Choir of Christ's Hospital, UK, Courtesy of Guild GmbH, Switzerland; "Holy God, We Praise Thy Name" (uncredited) - Music: "Te Deum", 4th century plainsong, Lyrics by Ignaz Franz, translated by Clarence A. Walworth; "All People that on Earth Do Dwell" (uncredited) - Music by Loys Bourgeois, Lyrics by William Kethe. This Film is dedicated to Sister Margaret McEntee, S.C., formerly known as Sister James. Anachronisms: 1. The film is set in 1964. The "Ubi Caritas" sung by the choir during one of Fr. Flynn's sermons was written in 1979 by Jacques Berthier for the Taize community. 2. Set in 1964, but a Wurlitzer electric piano model 200 (introduced in 1968) or 200A (introduced in 1975) appears in the dance class and the Christmas pageant rehearsal. 3. When Fr. Flynn and Sister James are on the bench outside the school, Fr. Flynn opens his breviary. It's an English "Liturgy of the Hours," which was introduced in 1970, not the Latin "Breviarium Romanum" that was in use in 1964. 4. As Sister Aloysius walks Mrs. Miller to work, they pass an outdoor basketball court with a 3-point line. The ABA introduced the 3-point line in 1971. 5. The Mass vestments are contemporary, not the type in use in 1964. 6. Father Flynn turns during the basketball scene in the gym, showing the backs of his Converse Chuck Taylor All-Stars. They have a white heel tag with black writing, which makes them contemporary shoes. In 1964, they would've had a black heel tag with white writing.
Maria Full of Grace (Spanish title: María llena eres de gracia, lit. "Maria, you are full of grace") is a 2004 joint Colombian-American film. Although the movie depicts rural life in Colombia, it was actually filmed in Ecuador. The title is a triple-entendre: a reference to Mary, the Roman Catholic figure; "grace" is a slang name for heroin; and "grace" could also be the name of the baby. Starring Catalina Sandino Moreno as María Álvarez, Virginia Ariza as Juana, Yenny Paola Vega as Blanca, Rodrigo Sánchez Borhorquez as Supervisor, Charles Albert Patiño as Felipe, Wilson Guerrero as Juan, Johanna Andrea Mora as Diana Álvarez, Fabricio Suarez and Mateo Suarez as Pacho, Evangelina Morales as Rosita, Juana Guarderas as Female Pharmacist, John Álex Toro as Franklin, Jaime Osorio Gómez (also co-producer) as Javier, Guilied Lopez as Lucy Díaz, Victor Macias as Pellet Maker, Hugo Ferro as Pharmacist, Ana Maria Acosta as Stewardess, Ada Vergara De Solano as Carolina, Maria Consuelo Perez as Constanza, Ed Trucco as Customs Inspector, Selenis Leyva as Customs Inspector, Juan Porras Hincapie as Wilson, Oscar Bejarano as Carlos, Singkhan Bandit as Gas Attendant, Patrick Rameau as Taxi Driver, Fernando Velasquez as Pablo Aristizábal, Patricia Rae as Carla, Orlando Tobón as Don Fernando, Monique Gabriela Curnen as Receptionist, Lourdes Martin as Doctor, Osvaldo Plasencia as Enrique, Thomas Daniel as Tourist (JFK), Lauren Bonett as Airport PA Announcer (voice) and Mark Vincent as Soccer player. Movie Central, September 29, 2011. Soundtrack: "Los Caminos de la Vida" - Written by Omar Geles, Performed by Los Diablitos, Courtesy of Codiscos; "Que Nadie Sepa Mi Sufrir" - Written by Angel Cabral/Enrique Dizeo, Performed by Olimpo Cardenas, Courtesy of Orfeon Videovox S.A.; "Abusadora" - Written by Miguel A. Figueredo, Performed by Azuquito; "Momposina" - Written by José Barros, Performed by Azuquito; "Cumbia Sol Marina" - Written by Edelberto Manriquez Jarava, Performed by Azuquito; "Acaso No Me Crees" - Written by Aurelio Nu?ez, Performed by Patricia Teheran y Su Diosas, Courtesy of Codiscos; "El Preso" - Written by Alvaro Velasquez Balcazar, Performed by Fruko y Sus Tesos, Courtesy of Discos Fuentes; "Picoteando Por Ahi" - Written by Henry Fiol, Performed by Henry Fiol; "La Piragua" - Written by Jos? Barros, Performed by Gabriel Romero y Su Orquesta, Courtesy of Discos Fuentes; "Porro Sabanero" - Written by Gabriel Romero, Performed by La Integración, Courtesy of Discos Fuentes; "Gotitas de Dolor" - Written by Julio Rodriguez Reyes, Performed by Orlando Contreras, Courtesy of Orfeon Videovox S.A.; "Shake It fa Me" - Written by Milton David, DeMario Bridges and Jon Wesley, Performed by John Wesley, Courtesy of Windswept; "Mi Primer Millon" - Written by Jorge Villamizar/Sergio George, Performed by Bacilos, Courtesy of Warner Music Latina, By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; "Por el Amor a Mi Madre" - Written by Jorge Mejía (as Jorge Mejía Avante), Performed by Ángeles Azules, Courtesy of D Disa Latin Music, S. de R. L. de C.V.; "Lo Que Venga Despues" - Written and Performed by Julieta Venegas, Produced by Paco Huidobro, Julieta Venegas, Leonardo Heiblum and Jacobo Lieberman, Courtesy of BMG Entertainment Mexico S.A. de C.V.; "Yo No Quiero" - Written and Performed by Asilo 38 feat. Manchild, Courtesy of Discosoye. Trivia: Catalina Sandino Moreno became the first actress ever to be nominated to Best Actress at the Oscars for a role that it is spoken entirely in Spanish. Catalina Sandino Moreno prepared for her role by working in a Colombian flower plantation for two weeks cutting roses. She did not meet with real drug mules because she wanted to appear to be as clueless to the process and the consequences as Maria was. This is Catalina Sandino Moreno film debut. An anonymous admirer who had seen her in a play told her mother about the open casting call. Quote: María Álvarez: What is America like?
Lucy Díaz: Over there... it's too perfect. Everything's straight.
Nine. 2009, Starring Daniel Day-Lewis as Guido Contini, Marion Cotillard as Luisa Contini (née Acari), Penélope Cruz as Carla Albanese, Sophia Loren as Mamma Contini, Kate Hudson as Stephanie, Judi Dench as Lilli La Fleur, Nicole Kidman as Claudia Jenssen, Stacey Ferguson (Fergie) as Saraghina, Sandro Dori as Studio Superintendent, Ricky Tognazzi as Dante, Guido's producer, Giuseppe Spitaleri as young Guido Contini, Andy Pessoa as Italian boy, Max Procaccini as The Business Man, John Terry as Marvin, Giuseppe Cederna as Fausto, Elio Germano as Pierpaolo, Roberto Nobile as Jaconelli, Andrea Di Stefano as Benito, Romina Carancini as Production Assistant/Female Dancer, Alessandro Denipotti as Production Assistant, Alessandro Fiore as Production Assistant, Erica Gohdes as Production Assistant, Gianluca Frezzato as Production Assistant/Male Dancer, Paola Zaccari as Production Assistant/Female Dancer, Roberta Mastromichele as Roberta/Female Dancer, Francesco De Vito as Radio Reporter, Francesca Fanti as Dinardo, Enzo Cilenti as Leopardi, Enzo Squillino Jr. as Reporter 1, Michael Peluso as Reporter 2, Jonathan Del Vecchio as Reporter 3, Jake Canuso as Reporter 4, Eliot Giuralarocca as Reporter 5, Tommaso Colognese as Reporter 6, Jennifer Iacono as Reporter 7/Female Dancer, Vicky Lambert as Reporter 8/Female Dancer, Lavinia Savignoni as Reporter 9/Female Dancer, Valerio Mastandrea as De Rossi, Damiano Bisozzi as Bellman/Male Dancer, Marcello Magni as Doctor, Anna-Maria Everett as Nurse, Remo Remotti as Cardinal, Michele Alhaique as Don Mario, Martina Stella as Donatella, Mark Bousie as 'Folies' Pianist, Giuseppe Spitaleri as Young Guido; Boys on the Beach: Pietro Lais, Samuele Minotti, Francesco Manuel Pappalardo, Pietro Revelli and Gianluigi Tosti Di Valminuta; Massimliano Belsito as Priest on the Beach/Male Dancer, Roberto Sbraccia as Priest on the Beach, Mario Vernazza as Principal, Marco Liotti as Male Band Singer, Monica Scattini as Pensione Matron, Roberto Citran as Doctor Rondi, Georgina Leonidas as Matron's Daughter, Vincent Riotta as Luigi, Shannon Belcastro as Film Crew/Male Dancer, Jean Martin as Film Crew, Joey Pizzi as Film Crew/Male Dancer, Kerry Warn as Film Crew, Eleonora Scopelliti as Screen Test Actress 1/Female Dancer, Ilaria Cavola as Screen Test Actress 2/Female Dancer, Alessia Piovan as Alessia, Giovanni Izzo as Man with Luisa, Simone Cappotto as Simone, Giacomo Valdameri as Actor, Anna Safroncik as Actress; Female Dancers: Irina Aggrey, Amy Bailey, Lauren Brooke, Maria Teresa Corsi, Denise Faye, Tamara Fernando, Manuela Guastalli, Gemma Lawrence, Jennifer Leung, Tara Nicole Hughes, Claudia Mancinelli, Holly Mayer, Claire Rogers and Katrina Vasileiva; Male Dancers: Glenn Ball, Ramon Christian, Nick Cunningham, Leon Else, Antonio Fiore, Ste Hopps, James Rees and Tristan Temple; Terrace Restaurant Band: Emiliano Caroselli, Costantino Ladisa, Alberto Lombardi, Menotti Minervini and Alessio Scialo; Layla Amir as Italian Lady, Alex Argenti as Head of Art Department, James Currie as Journalist, Filippo Delaunay as Photographer, Aykut Hilmi as Reporter, Gino Picciano as Preist, Lorraine Stewart as The Widow and Nico Toffoli as Casino's Dancer. Movie Central, September 29, 2011. Soundtrack: "Quando Quando Quando" - Written by Tony Renis, Produced by Daniele Luppi and Matthew Rush Sullivan; "Cinema Italiano" - Written by Maury Yeston, Performed by Kate Hudson; "Cinema Italiano (The Ron Fair Remix)" - Written by Maury Yeston, Performed by Kate Hudson; "Take It All" - Written by Maury Yeston, Performed by Marion Cotillard; "Guido's Song" - Written by Maury Yeston, Performed by Daniel Day-Lewis; "A Call from the Vatican" - Written by Maury Yeston, Performed by Penélope Cruz; "Folies Bergère" - Written by Maury Yeston, Performed by Judi Dench; "My Husband Makes Movies" - Written by Maury Yeston, Performed by Marion Cotillard; "Unusual Way" - Written by Maury Yeston, Performed by Nicole Kidman; "Be Italian" - Written by Maury Yeston, Performed by Stacy Ferguson (as Fergie); "I Can't Make This Movie" - Written by Maury Yeston, Performed by Daniel Day-Lewis; "Guarda La Luna" - Written by Maury Yeston, Performed by Sophia Loren; "24 mila baci (24000 baci)" - Music by Ebe De Paulis and Adriano Celentano, Lyrics by Piero Vivarelli and Lucio Fulci, Performed by Adriano Celentano, 1961. Tracklist: #↓ Title↓ Singer↓ Character↓ Time↓
1. "Overture Delle Donne" Female Ensemble 4:07
2. "Guido's Song" Daniel Day-Lewis Guido Contini 3:41
3. "A Call from the Vatican" Penélope Cruz Carla Albanese 3:40
4. "Folies Bergères" Judi Dench Lilli La Fleur 4:42
5. "Be Italian" Fergie Saraghina 4:12
6. "My Husband Makes Movies" Marion Cotillard Luisa Contini 4:48
7. "Cinema Italiano" Kate Hudson Stephanie 3:13
8. "Guarda La Luna" Sophia Loren Mamma Contini 3:10
9. "Unusual Way" Nicole Kidman Claudia Jenssen 3:26
10. "Take It All" Marion Cotillard Luisa Contini 3:03
11. "I Can't Make This Movie" Daniel Day-Lewis Guido Contini 2:11
12. "Finale" Orchestra 3:35
Bonus tracks: # Title Singer Time
13. "Quando Quando Quando" Fergie feat. will.i.am 3:15
14. "Io Bacio... Tu Baci" The Noisettes 3:24
15. "Cinema Italiano (The Ron Fair Remix)" Kate Hudson 3:25
16. "Unusual Way" Griffith Frank 3:42
17. "Cinema Italiano (The Ron Fair Remix Club Version)" Kate Hudson 3:26
18. "Be Italian (Club Version)" (iTunes Store Only) Fergie 2:48
Trivia: 1. The number Nine refers to Fellini's 8 1/2, which was his ninth movie (he directed 7 on his own and co-directed one other). Also, the number 9 refers to the age young Guido is in the flashback. 2. This is one of four movies released in 2009 which used the number nine in its title. The other three are 9, $9.99 and District 9. 3. The title song "Nine" was cut from the movie. 4. Pre-production had to be delayed due to the writer's strike in 2007/08. Storyline: Guido Contini is a gifted Italian filmmaker who, at the age of fifty, has developed writer's block and urges all the women in his life, alive and dead, to help him with it - his mind wanders to his unfinished set, where dozens of dancers and the film’s leading ladies appear – first Claudia Jenssen, his leading lady; then his wife Luisa; his mistress Carla; his costume designer and confidant Lilli; his beloved Mamma; Stephanie, an American fashion journalist from Vogue; and finally Saraghina, a prostitute from his childhood; ("Overture Delle Donne"). It is 1965, and at the famous Cinecittà movie studios, in Rome, 'everyone has questions for Signor Contini.'
Gloria: In Her Own Words. 2011 Documentary. Interview with Gloria Steinem, recounting her transformation from journalist to feminist icon, with archival footage. HBO, September 29, 2011.
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. 1958 (based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Tennessee Williams), Starring Elizabeth Taylor as Margaret "Maggie/Maggie the Cat" Pollitt, Paul Newman as Brick Pollitt, Burl Ives as Harvey "Big Daddy" Pollitt, Judith Anderson as Ida "Big Momma" Pollitt, Jack Carson as Cooper "Gooper" Pollitt, Madeleine Sherwood as Mae Flynn Pollitt, Larry Gates as Dr. Baugh, Vaughn Taylor as Deacon Davis, Zelda Cleaver as Sookey (Servant), Brian Corcoran as 'Boy' Pollitt, Hugh Corcoran as Buster Pollitt, Patty Ann Gerrity as Dixie Pollitt, Bobby Johnson as Pollitt Groom, Walter Merrill as Party Guest, Deborah Miller as Trixie Pollitt, Robert 'Rusty' Stevens as Sonny Pollitt, Vince Townsend as Lacey (Servant) and Jeane Wood as Party Guest. Encore Avenue, September 30, 2011. Soundtrack: "Lost in a Summer Night" (uncredited) - Composed by André Previn and Milton Raskin; "Nice Layout" (uncredited) - Composed by André Previn; "Love Theme from Cat On a Hot Tin Roof" (1958) (uncredited) - Composed by Charles Wolcott; "(I Wish I Was in) Dixie's Land" (1860) (uncredited) - Composed by Daniel Decatur Emmett, Played by the children on various instruments; "Skina Marinka" (uncredited) - Adapted by Marguerite Lamkin, Sung by the children; "I'll Be a Sunbeam" (1900) (uncredited) - Composed by E.O. Excell, Sung by the children; "Boom, Boom and It Makes Me Crazy" (uncredited) - Adapted by Marguerite Lamkin, Sung by the children; "Kermit Returns" (uncredited) - Composed by André Previn; "Fourth movement, Symphony No, 5 in C minor, Op. 67" (1808) (uncredited) - Composed by Ludwig van Beethoven, Played on a radio; "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" (uncredited) - Traditional, Sung by the family; "Some Folks" (1855) (uncredited) - Composed by Stephen Foster, Played on a phonograph; "Soothe My Lonely Heart" (1953) (uncredited) - Composed by Jeff Alexander. Trivia: 1. Playwright Tennessee Williams so disliked this adaptation that he told people in the queue "This movie will set the industry back 50 years. Go home!" 2. The references to homosexuality in the original play were removed from the screenplay to comply with the Hollywood Production Code. 3. Due to a musicians union strike, the movie lacks a traditional musical score composed especially for the picture. Instead, a "canned" score, comprised of pre-recorded pieces from the MGM music library, is used. Most of this music, including the evocative main theme, was originally composed by André Previn for MGM's Tension. 4. This film was originally to be filmed in black and white, as was the standard practice with "artistic" films in the 1950s. (Virtually all film adaptations of the plays of Tennessee Williams had been in B&W up to that time.) However, once Paul Newman and Elizabeth Taylor were cast in the leads, director Richard Brooks insisted on shooting in color, in deference to the public's well known enthusiasm for Taylor's violet and Newman's strikingly blue eyes. 5. Tennessee Williams wrote the role of Big Daddy with Burl Ives in mind. Prior to the original stage production, Ives was known primarily as a folk singer, and many within the theatre community question Williams' decision. Ives won rave reviews in the role on both stage and screen, and went on to a long and prestigious acting career. 6. Big Daddy Burl Ives was only one year older than Jack Carson, who plays his eldest son, and 16 years older than Paul Newman, who played his youngest. Quote: Brick Pollitt: What is the victory of a cat on a hot tin roof?
Margaret "Maggie" Pollitt: Just staying on it I guess, long as she can.
The Stoning of Soraya M. (Persian: .سنگسار ثريا م) is a 2008 American drama film adapted from French-Iranian journalist Freidoune Sahebjam's 1990 book La Femme Lapidée, based on a true story. Starring Shohreh Aghdashloo as Zahra, Mozhan Marnò as Soraya M., James Caviezel as Freidoune Sahebjam, Navid Negahban as Ali, Ali Pourtash as Mullah, David Diaan as Ebrahim, Parviz Sayyad as Hashem, Vida Ghahremani as Mrs. Massoud, Vachik Mangassarian as Morteza Ramazani (Soraya's Father), Bita Sheibani as Leila, Noor Al Taher as Kataneh, Haya Al Taher as Malaka, Khalid Khan as Warden, Sheede Dana as Second Woman, Fay Yan as Bita, Salti Hasan as Mrs. Hashem, Laila Qutub as Mehri, Talal Nabil Morcos as Kamran, Abdullah Shaheen as Mohsen, Shukreyeh Thijeel as Mourning Woman, Fadela Rashem as Mourning Woman, Sabiha Faleh as Mourning Woman, Zoro Shaswar as Ali's Friend, Jalal Zadhaley as Ali's Friend, Aras Raffi as Ali's Friend, Yousef Shweihat as Ringmaster, Rami Hamati as Circus Boy, Fadi Joseph Hamati as Circus Boy, Yasha Keyt as Servant Girl, Prasanna Puwanarajah as Revolutionary Guard, Yahya Hussein as Mohammed, Sahar Bibiyan as (voice), David Fariborz Davoodian as Ebrahim and Maggie Parto as Vo. Movie Central, September 30, 2011. Soundtrack: "Bandari" and "Chochani" - Written and Performed by Goudarzi; "Mobarak Baad" - Written and Performed by Hamedanian. Storyline: A drama set in 1986 Iran and centered on a man, Sahebjam, whose car breaks down in a remote village and enters into a conversation with Zahra, who relays to him the story about her niece, Soraya, whose arranged marriage to an abusive tyrant had a tragic ending.
The Roommate. 2011, Starring Minka Kelly as Sara Matthews, Leighton Meester as Rebecca Evans, Cam Gigandet as Stephen, Danneel Harris as Irene Crew, Matt Lanter as Jason Tanner, Aly Michalka as Tracy Morgan, Katerina Graham as Kim, Cherilyn Wilson as Landi Rham (Fraternity Party Girl), Jerrika Hinton as Shiana (Girl Student), Ryan Doom as Rick Shaefer, Elena Franklin as Jessica Smith, Billy Zane as Professor Roberts, Frances Fisher as Alison Evans (Rebecca's Mom), Tomas Arana as Jeff Evans (Rebecca's Dad), Nina Dobrev as Maria, Jennifer Cadena as Dorm R.A., Lauren Storm as Maria's Girlfriend, Evan Michael Brown as Band Member, Johannes Raassina as Band Member, Cameron Fisher Brousseau as Band Member, Cindy Brunson as Reporter, Shirley Norris as Kate, Nick Bylsma as Hunter, Chris Bylsma as Ethan, Cam Gigandet as Stephen, Lauren Alfano as Samantha Tangent, Alex Meraz as Frat Boy, Jennifer Cadena as Dorm R.A., Adam Saunders as Handsome Guy, Cory Tucker as Club Bartender, Will McFadden as Club Guy, Munda Razooki as Club Guy, Ryan Doom as Rick, Carrie Finklea as Marina (Bookstore Girl), Andrej Nagy as Older Designer, Ashleigh Falls as Make-Up Girl, Jacqueline Mazarella as Woman Professor, Nathan Parsons as Coffee Shop Cashier, Stacy Barnhisel as Librarian, A.J. Hunt as Tattoo Artist, G.O. Parsons as Mocha Kid, Brian David Miller as Frat Bouncer, Jake Perry as Slacker Co-Worker, Cayla Korven as Tracy's Friend, Jenna Bryant as Jen, Julian Graham as Video Game Playing Frat Guy, Cameron Lee as Frat Guy, Todd Merz as Frat Guy and Heather Rose as Club Goer. Movie Central, September 30, 2011. Soundtrack: "Fader" - Written by Abby Mandagi and Lorenzo Sillitto, Performed by The Temper Trap, Courtesy of Glassnote Entertainment Group LLC and Columbia Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Tie You Down" - Written by Philip Bernard Beaudreau, Johannes Raassina, Evan Michael Brown, Cameron Fisher Brousseau and David Middleton, Performed by Shaimus, Courtesy of North Star Media/Shaimus Entertprises; "ABC's" - Written by Gerald Eaton, K'Naan (as Keinan Warsame) and Brian West, Performed by K'Naan featuring Chubb Rock, Courtesy of A&M/Octone Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "City on Fire" - Written by Simon Lewicki, Marc Nelkin, Chris Carter and Sidh Solanki, Performed by Jump Jump Dance Dance, Courtesy of Etcetc Music Pty Ltd; "Red Light" - Written by Ellis (as Ellis Delaney), Performed by Ellis, Courtesy of Rubberneck Records; "Walk On" - Written by Steve Durand and Ariel Engle, Performed by Moufette, Courtesy of Hightide, By Arrangement with Coda Music Inc.; "Clockwork" - Written and Performed by Drew Smith, By Arrangement with Coda Music Inc.; "The Gaze You Gave" - Written by Sofia Silva and Jordan Zadorozny (as Jordon Zadorozny), Performed by Abbey; "Modern Eyes" - Written by Simon Lewicki, Chris Carter and Sidh Solanki; "Higher" - Written by Chuck Kentis, David Palmer and Natasha Pearce, Performed by Dekoder, Courtesy of Etcetc Music Pty Ltd; "We Are the People" - Written by Jonathan Thomas Sloan, Luke James Steele and Nicholas George Littlemore, Performed by Empire of the Sun, Courtesy of Astralwerks/EMI Music Australia, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Devil's Island" - Written and Performed by Mike Bloom, Courtesy of Magnett Records, By Arrangement with Coda Music Inc.; "Crimson and Clover" - Written by Tommy James and Peter P. Lucia Jr. (as Peter Lucia); "Melting Inside" - Written by Ken Andrews, Charlotte Martin, Justin Meldal-Johnsen, Sharky Laguana and Fernando Sanchez, Performed by Digital Noise Academy, Courtesy of Echofield Recordings, By Arrangement with Coda Music Inc.; "The Story I Heard" - Written by Israel Nebeker and Ryan Dobrowski, Performed by Blind Pilot, Courtesy of Expunged Records; "Surrender" - Written by Andrea Wasse and Jason Smith, Performed by Digital Daggers, Courtesy of EMI Entertainment World Inc.; "Let Go" - Written by Philip Bernard Beaudreau, Johannes Raassina, Evan Michael Brown, Cameron Fisher Brousseau and David Middleton, Performed by Shaimus, Courtesy of North Star Media/Shaimus Enterprises; "Secret Things" - Written and Performed by Ken Andrews, Courtesy of Dinosaur Fight Records, By Arrangement with Coda Music Inc.; "The Focus" - Written by 'Ali Dee' (as Ali Theodore), Aaron Sandlofer and Julian Davis (as Julian Michael Davis), Performed by X5, Courtesy of Deetown Entertainment, By Arrangement with Chime Entertainment; "Dragon" - Written by Paul D'Amour, Performed by Feersum Ennjin; "Houses" - Written by Rachel Stolte and Solon Bixler, Performed by Great Northern, Courtesy of Eenie Meenie Records, By Arrangement with Big Sounds International, Inc.; "Mirrors" - Written by Ian Blurton and Dean Dallas Bentley, Performed by C'mon, Courtesy of Blown Speakers Records, By Arrangement with Coda Music Inc. Trivia: The film was shot on location at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. Quote: Alison Evans: Rebecca is doing really well?
Sara Matthews: She's doin' good.
Alison Evans: She's taking her medication?
Sara Matthews: Medication...? [Rebecca walks down stairs]
The Trotsky. 2009 (Canadian), Starring Liane Balaban as Nadza, Jay Baruchel as Leon Bronstein, Taylor Baruchel as School Girl #2, Dan Beirne as Dan, Domini Blythe as Mrs. Davis, Jonathan Bosco as Horse (Kid in Costume), Hélène Bourgeois Leclerc as Female Cop, Justin Bradley as Jimmy, Geneviève Bujold as Denise Archambault, Anne-Marie Cadieux as Anne Bronstein, Jesse Camacho as Skip, Cecile Christobal as TV Reporter Haiyan Zhang, Darren Curtis as Taxi Driver, Paul Doucet as Male Cop, Guy Dufaux as Homeless Person, Colm Feore as Principal Henry Berkhoff, Angela Galuppo as Sheila, Kyle Gatehouse as School Boy, Al Goulem as Police Chief, Dan Haber as Achmed, Emily Hampshire as Alexandra Leith, Trevor Hayes as Stage Hand, David Julian Hirsh as Eli Bronstein, Tiio Horn as Caroline, Pat Kiely as Julien, Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse as School Girl #1, Ricky Mabe as Tony, Linda Malo as Marie, Michael Murphy as Frank McGovern, Jessica Paré as Laura, Tommie-Amber Pirie as Sarah Bronstein, Jesse Rath as Dwight, Erika Rosenbaum as Becca, Saul Rubinek as David Bronstein, Paul Spence as History Teacher, Jacob Tierney as V.I. (Lenin), Kevin Tierney as David Bronstein's Partner, Jacklin Webb as Principal Berkhoff's Secretary, Troy Michael as Himself (Baby Troy), Mary Milne as Herself, Ben Mulroney as Himself, Jesse Vinet as Private School Girl # 2, Anthony Ecclissi as Che Guevara/Student and Li Li as Private School Girl #1. Movie Central, September 30, 2011, with Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "ABC's" - Performed by K'Naan Ft. Chubb Rock; "On the Steppes"; "Already Gone"; "Americanarama" - Performed by Hollerado; "A Woman's Love 16 Never Gone"; "Russian Folks"; "Consolation Prize"; "Don't Talk Down" - Performed by The Stills; "Shine"; "Rockey Theme"; "Meet New Friends" - Performed by Sebastien Grainger; "Transylvania"; "Montreal -40°C" - Performed by Malajube; "When the Soldiers Sing" - Performed by Red Army Orchestra. Trivia: 1. Jay Baruchel's sister, Taylor Baruchel, not only has a supporting role in this film, but shares a birthday with the real Leon Trotsky. 2. When Leon and his friends hold the principal hostage, they where the heads of animals in homage to George Orwell's book "Animal Farm". Leon wears the pig's head, which is a reference to the pig Snowball, Orwell's representation of Trotsky in the novel. 3. Movie is filmed in Montreal, Quebec. Plot: Montreal West high schooll student Leon Bronstein (Jay Baruchel) believes that he is the reborn incarnation of Marxist/Bolshevik leader Leon Trotsky. Shortly after he starts to work in his family's clothing factory, he attempts to unionize the workplace with such actions as a hunger strike. He is pulled from his upper-class private school by his father (Saul Rubinek) and sent to the public school system. There, he continues his quest to live out Trotsky's activism, as he is pitted against the strong-willed principal Mr. Berkhoff (Colm Feore). Meanwhile, he seeks romance with older graduate student Alexandra (Emily Hampshire).
Hachi: A Dog's Tale (or Hachiko: A Dog's Story outside the United States). 2009 American drama film based on the true story of the faithful Akita Hachikō. It is a remake of the 1987 movie Hachi-kō (Hachikō Monogatari) ハチ公物語 (literally “The Tale of Hachiko”). Starring "Hachiko", played by three Akitas named Chico', Layla and Forrest, each playing a different period in Hachiko's life; Richard Gere as Parker Wilson, Joan Allen as Cate Wilson, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa as Ken Fujiyoshi, Sarah Roemer as Andy Wilson, Jason Alexander as Carl Boilins, Erick Avari as Jasjeet, Davenia MacFadden as Mary Anne, Robbie Collier Sublett as Michael, Kevin DeCoste as Ronnie (11 years), Robert Degnan as Teddy Barnes, Tora Hallström as Heather, Donna Sorbello as Myra, Frank Aronson as Milton - The Butcher, Troy Doherty as Sal, Ian Sherman as Student Pianist, Timothy Crowe as Evan Lock, Denece Ryland as Miss Latham, Blake Friedman as Student, Bates Wilder as Harry Pinow, Daniel Kirby as Commuter, Gloria Crist as Commuter #2, Richard Tretheway as Mover, Tom Tynell as Man, Luke Allard as Student, Raymond Alongi as Train Station Commuter, Kira Arnold as Student, Ellen Becker-Gray as Town Resident/Train Commuter, David Boston as Man Passing on the Sidewalk, Gail Bugeja as Local Resident/Commuter, Robert Capron as Student, Oscar J. Castillo as Train Station Commuter, Desiree April Connolly as Train Commuter, D.W. Cormier as Commuter, Becki Dennis as Student, Max Derderian as Student, Vincent J. Earnshaw as Train Station Commuter, Joanne Fanara as Commuter, John Franchi as Commuter, Russell Gibson as Parkers Barber, Albert Gornie as Commuter, Patrick Mel Hayes as Commuter/Businessman, Steven Howitt as Theater Goer, Michael Kelly as Commuter, Mary Koomjian as Train Passenger, Adam Masnyk as Awkward Reacting Boy, Martin Montana as Train Station Commuter, Edward L. Papazian as Air Line Baggage Handler, Americo Presciutti as Train Station Passenger, Donna Glee Reim as Grandmother to the Bride, Gary Roscoe as Pedestrian, Eric Ryan as Train Commuter, Ben Skinner as Funeral Attendee/Student, Rich Skinner as Train Commuter, Roy Souza as Commuter #2 and Donald Warnock as Senior Train Conductor. Movie Central, September 30, 2011. Soundtrack: 1. Japan 3:26; 2. New Home 1:47; 3. The Foot 2:40; 4. Dance Rehearsal 2:15; 5. Storm And The Rescue 1:36; 6. The Second Dance 0:51; 7. Under The Fence 1:51; 8. Treats From Cate 1:51; 9. Parker's Dance Played On Piano 3:42; 10. Parker & Hachi Walk To The Station 2:04; 11. Baby 1:23; 12. Marriage Bath 3:27; 13. Fetch 2:12; 14. To Train Together 3:25; 15. Packing Boxes 2:15; 16. Parker & Hachi 3:28; 17. Hachiko Runs Away 4:28; 18. Memory Of The Storm 1:36; 19. Hachi - Waiting For Parker Again 2:51; 20. Hachi - Last Trip To The Station 2:06; 21. Goodbye 2:10; 22. Hachi, Parker & Cate - Memories 3:58.
Trivia: 1. The film is set in present day United States, rather than Showa Era Japan as the true story. The Hachi puppy is played by a Shiba Inu puppy, while the new Hachi in the end is an Akita Inu puppy. 2. The majority of filming took place in Bristol, RI, and Woonsocket, RI. Additional locations included the University of Rhode Island in Kingston, RI, along the Providence and Worcester Railroad Mechanical, and the Columbus Theater located in Providence, RI. A second production unit filmed some scenes on-location in Japan. 3. The baseball game that Spencer watches with Hachi is Game 6 of the 1996 World Series, which the New York Yankees beat the Atlanta Braves 3-2 to win their 22nd World Series championship. Storyline: In Bedridge, Professor Parker Wilson finds an abandoned dog at the train station and takes it home with the intention of returning the animal to its owner. He finds that the dog is an Akita and names it Hachiko. However, nobody claims the dog so his family decides to keep Hachi. Anachronism: The Wilson's TV remote is an RCA universal DVD available remote that was not available at the time. Quote: (character's last lines) Parker Wilson: I'm a lot older than you but I tend to think that there's an element of music that cannot be captured. Life cannot be captured. Human heart cannot be captured. The moment of creation itself is fleeting.
Friday, September 2, 2011
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