Movies I Have Seen - September 2024 (1 movie)

26 Movies

Twister. 2024, Starring 

• Daisy Edgar-Jones as Kate Carter, a meteorologist and former storm chaser
• Glen Powell as Tyler Owens, an internet famous storm chaser and meteorologist
• Anthony Ramos as Javi, Kate's friend and former storm chaser colleague
• Brandon Perea as Boone, a videographer and member of Tyler's crew
• Maura Tierney as Cathy, Kate's mother
• Harry Hadden-Paton as Ben, a London journalist profiling Tyler
• Sasha Lane as Lily, a drone operator and member of Tyler's crew
• Daryl McCormack as Jeb, Kate's boyfriend and member of her former storm chasing team
• Kiernan Shipka as Addy, a member of Kate's former storm chasing team
• Nik Dodani as Praveen, a member of Kate's former storm chasing team
• David Corenswet as Scott, Javi's business partner
• Tunde Adebimpe as Dexter, a scientist and a member of Tyler's crew
• Katy O'Brian as Dani, a mechanic and member of Tyler's crew
• David Born as Riggs, a Storm Par investor
• Paul Scheer as airport traffic police
• Stephen Oyoung as Mike, a member of Javi's team

Cineplex - Scotiabank Chinook Theatre, September 4, 2024, with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack:" 

• Salio el sol
  Written by Paul Irizarry, William Rivera, and Armando Rosario
  Performed by Don Omar
  Courtesy of Machete Music / VI Music
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• Never Left Me
  Written by Megan Moroney, Connie Harrington, Jessi Alexander, and Jessie Jo Dillon
  Performed by Megan Moroney
  Produced by Kristian Bush
  Megan Moroney appears courtesy of Columbia Nashville/Columbia Records
  By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
• Death Wish Love
  Written by Benson Boone, Phil Plested (as Philip Plested), Morten Ristorp, Johnny Simpson, and Madison Yanofsky (as Madi Yanofsky)
  Performed by Benson Boone
  Produced by Johnny "J5" Simpson and Morten Ristorp (as Rissi)
  Benson Boone appears courtesy of Warner Records/Night Street Records
• Ain't No Love in Oklahoma
  Written by Jessi Alexander, Luke Combs, and Jonathan Singleton
  Performed by Luke Combs
  Produced by Luke Combs, Jonathan Singleton, and Chip Matthews
  Luke Combs appears courtesy of Columbia Nashville
• Chasing The Wind
  Written by Cleo Tighe, Rollo Spreckley, and Ryan Linvill
  Performed by Lanie Gardner
  Produced by Ryan Linvill
• Arkansas
  Written by Mike Campbell (as Michael Campbell), and Chris Stapleton
  Performed by Chris Stapleton
  Courtesy of Mercury Nashville Records
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• (Ghost) Riders in the Sky
  Written by Stan Jones
  Performed by Charley Crockett
  Produced by Charley Crockett and Kullen Fox
• Wall of Death
  Written by Richard Thompson
  Performed by Wilderado, Ken Pomeroy, and James McAlister
  Produced by James McAlister
  Wilderado appears courtesy of Bright Antenna Records
• Song While You're Away
  Written and Performed by Tyler Childers
  Produced by Tyler Childers and Ryan Hewitt
  Tyler Childers appears courtesy of RCA Records
• Hell or High Water
  Written by Ashley Gorley and Austin Shawn
  Performed by Bailey Zimmerman
  Produced by Austin Shawn
  Bailey Zimmerman appears courtesy of Warner Music Nashville/Elektra Entertainment
• Too Easy
  Written by Tanner Adell, Akil King, Stephen McGregor, Jared Mullins, and Will Weatherly
  Performed by Tanner Adell
  Produced by Akil King (as Akil "worldwidefresh" King), Stephen McGregor (as Di Genius), and Will Weatherly
  Tanner Adell appears courtesy of Bad Cow Records
• Dead End Road
  Written by Robert Berryhill (as Brock Berryhill), Jelly Roll (as Jason DeFord), Jaxson Free, and Taylor Phillips
  Performed by Jelly Roll
  Produced by Robert Berryhill (as Brock Berryhill)
• The Star-Spangled Banner
  Traditional
  Performed by Leslie Powell
• Feelin' Country
  Written by Ashley Gorley, Chris LaCorte, Chase McGill, Thomas Rhett, and Parker Welling
  Performed by Thomas Rhett
  Produced by Dan Huff (as Dann Huff) and Julian Bunetta
  Vocal Produced by Chris LaCorte
  Thomas Rhett appears courtesy of The Valory Music Co.
• The Cards I've Been Dealt
  Written by Warren Zeiders and Charlie Worsham
  Performed by Warren Zeiders
  Produced by Ross Copperman and Warren Zeiders
  Warren Zeiders appears courtesy of Warner Records
• Boots Don't
  Written by Breland (as Daniel Breland), Steph Jones, Jimmy Robbins, Sean Small, Sam Sumser, Theron Thomas, and Shania Twain
  Performed by Shania Twain and Breland
  Produced by Sean Small, Sam Sumser, and Theron Thomas
  Shania Twain appears courtesy of Republic Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
  Breland appears courtesy of Bad Realm Records & Atlantic Recording Corporation
• Country Classic
  Written by Jon Capeci, Gabe Foust, and Jaxson Free
  Performed by Kane Brown
  Produced by Dan Huff (as Dann Huff)
  Kane Brown appears courtesy of RCA Records Nashville/Zone 4
• Out of Oklahoma
  Written by Luke Dick, Shane McAnally, and Lainey Wilson
  Performed by Lainey Wilson
  Lainey Wilson appears courtesy of This Is Hit, Inc. d/b/a Broken Bow Records
• Chrome Cowgirl
  Written by Amy Allen, Leon Bridges, and John Ryan
  Performed by Leon Bridges
  Produced by John Ryan
  Leon Bridges appears courtesy of Columbia Records
  By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
• Steal My Thunder
  Written by Ben Johnson, Matt Jenkins, Blake Pendergrass, and Conner Smith
  Performed by Conner Smith
  Produced by Ben Johnson
  Conner Smith appears courtesy of The Valory Music Co.
• Already Had It
  Written by Johnny McGuire, Grant Vogel, and Tucker Wetmore
  Performed by Tucker Wetmore
  Produced by Ben Johnson, Johnny Reno, and Grant Vogel
  Tucker Wetmore appears courtesy of Back Blocks Music
• Tear Us Apart
  Written by Sam Barber, Ben Johnson, and Eddie Spear
  Performed by Sam Barber
  Produced by Eddie Spear
  Sam Barber appears courtesy of Lockeland Springs/Atlantic Recording Corporation
  Avery Anna appears courtesy of Warner Music Nashville
• Run Horse Run
  Written and Performed by Charley Crockett
  Courtesy of Son of Davy
• Ain't in Kansas Anymore
  Written by Jenee Fleenor, Jesse Frasure, and Miranda Lambert
  Performed by Miranda Lambert
  Produced by Jesse Frasure
  Miranda Lambert appears courtesy of Vanner Records/Republic Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
• Leave the Light On
  Written by Jelly Roll (as Jason DeFord), Jessie Jo Dillon, Jesse Frasure, Hillary Lindsey, and Blake Pendergrass
  Performed by Jelly Roll feat. Alexandra Kay
  Produced by Jesse Frasure

Trivia: 

Glen Powell's dog, Hot Brisket, appears in the movie as both official cast member and official set mascot. 

The Creator. 2023, Starring 

• John David Washington as Sergeant Joshua Taylor, a military sergeant and undercover operative of the U.S. Army. He has an artificial right arm and right leg due to injuries he suffered during the nuclear explosion in Los Angeles, along with losing his parents and brother.
• Madeleine Yuna Voyles as Alpha-O / "Alphie", a robotic A.I. simulant with the ability to remotely control technology.
• Gemma Chan as Maya Fey / Nirmata, the daughter and inheritor of the original Nirmata (the titular "Creator") and Joshua's wife. Chan also portrays multiple A.I. simulants throughout the movie with the appearance of Maya.
• Allison Janney as Colonel Howell, a colonel in the U.S. Army who recruits Joshua. She harbors a deep prejudice against AIs due to losing both her sons in the war, one of whom was tortured by insurgents after being tricked by a simulant who seduced him.
• Ken Watanabe as Harun, an A.I. simulant soldier in New Asia and a former enemy of Joshua’s.
• Sturgill Simpson as Drew, Joshua's former comrade and best friend.
• Amar Chadha-Patel as Omni / Sek-on / Sergeant Bui, a citizen of New Asia who has donated his likeness to multiple simulants.
• Marc Menchaca as McBride, a soldier in the U.S. Army who is part of Joshua's squad.
• Robbie Tann as Shipley, a soldier in the U.S. Army who is part of Joshua's squad.
• Ralph Ineson as General Andrews, a general in the U.S. Army who recruits Joshua.
• Michael Esper as Cotton, the captain of Joshua's squad.
• Veronica Ngo as Kami, Drew's A.I. simulant girlfriend.
• Mackenzie Lansing as Harrison

Crave, September 2, 2024. Soundtrack: "

• Fly Me to the Moon (In Other Words)
  Written by Bart Howard
  Performed by Astrud Gilberto
  Courtesy of The Verve Music Group
  Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
• Evergood
  Written and Performed by Berl Olswanger
  Courtesy of Anna Olswanger
  By arrangement with Gravelpit Music, CAPP Records Inc. & Music Supervisor, Inc.
• Pan de Azucar
  Written by Nora Orlandi
  Performed by Nora Orlandi and Franco Tonani
  Courtesy of Sonor Music Editions, in association with Now-Again Records
• Clair de Lune
  Written by Claude Debussy
  Arranged and Performed by Eric V. Hachikian (as Eric Hachikian)
  Courtesy of EVH Arts Inc.
• Len's Sinker
  Written by Leonard Collins, Lennie Petze (as Leonard Petze), James Petze and Ray Pizzi (as Raymond Pizzi)
  Performed by The Rondels
  Courtesy of Fervor Records
• Everything in Its Right Place
  Written by Thom Yorke (as Thomas Yorke), Jonny Greenwood, Colin Greenwood, Ed O'Brien and Phil Selway
  Performed by Radiohead
  Licensed courtesy of XL Recordings Ltd.
• Into the Wind
  Written and Performed by Eric V. Hachikian (as Eric Hachikian)
  Courtesy of EVH Arts Inc.
• Child in Time
  Written by Ritchie Blackmore (as Richard Blackmore), Ian Gillan, Roger Glover, Jon Lord and Ian Paice
  Performed by Deep Purple
  Courtesy of Warner Records and Warner Music UK Ltd.
  By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
• Who Shot the Cannon
  Written and Performed by Sherwin Linton
  Courtesy of Open Vault Music
• Flight of the Rat
  Written by Ritchie Blackmore (as Richard Blackmore), Ian Gillan, Roger Glover, Jon Lord and Ian Paice
  Performed by Deep Purple
  Courtesy of Warner Records and Warner Music UK Ltd.
  By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
• Love Is Shining
  Written and Performed by Aeryth
  Courtesy of Aeryth
• La-La in the Machine
  Written and Performed by Stephanie Olmanni
  Courtesy of Stephanie Olmanni
• Counting Song
  Written and Performed by Stephanie Olmanni
  Courtesy of Stephanie Olmanni
• Nainainai
  Written by Yonkey
  Performed by Atarashii Gakko!
  Courtesy of Greater Goods LLC
• Hold Your Head Up
  Written by Rod Argent and Chris White
  Performed by The Bats
  Courtesy of Gallo Record Company
• Kasih Suci
  Written by Carel Simon
  Performed by Golden Wing
  Courtesy of The Estate of Adhi Mantra
• Hanny
  Written by Adhi Mantra
  Performed by Golden Wing
  Courtesy of The Estate of Adhi Mantra
• Love I Need You
  Written by Dale McBride and Fran Powers
  Performed by Dale McBride
  Courtesy of Con Brio Records
  By arrangement with Gravelpit Music, CAPP Records Inc. & Music Supervisor, Inc.
• Hari Yang Mulya
  Written by Adhi Mantra
  Performed by Golden Wing
  Courtesy of The Estate of Adhi Mantra
• Lover's Lane
  Written and Performed by Boris Gardiner
  Courtesy of Now-Again Records

Quote: 

• Colonel Howell: "You know, Neanderthal's got a bad rap. I mean, people talk about them like they were dumb, but... you know, turns out they made tools. They made clothes. They made medicine out of plants. They even made art. Little flower necklaces to bury their dead in. The only problem was there was a species that was smarter and meaner than them. Us. And we raped and murdered them out of existence." 

White Men Can't Jump. 2023, Starring 

• Sinqua Walls as Kamal
• Jack Harlow as Jeremy
• Lance Reddick as Benji
• Teyana Taylor as Imani
• Laura Harrier as Tatiana
• Myles Bullock as Renzo
• Vince Staples as Speedy
• Zak Steiner as Phillip Williamson
• J. Alphonse Nicholson as Jermaine
• Aiden Shute as Drew
• Bentley Green as Jacoby
• Andrew Schulz as TJ
• James Earl as Mooch

Additionally, Stan Verrett, Blake Griffin, Taylor Rooks and Tyler Herro play themselves.

 Crave, September 1, 2024. Soundtrack: "

• Sportscenter Theme
  Written by John Colby
  Courtesy of ESPN, Inc.
• All Star
  Written by Adam Hayman and Derek Shaw
  Courtesy of Extreme Music
• Passin' Me By
  Written by Steve Boone, Slim Kid 3 (as Trevant Hardson), J. Swift (as John Martinez), Booty Brown (as Romye Robinson), John Sebastian, Mark Sebastian, Fatlip (as Derrick Stewart) and Imani (as Emandu Wilcox)
  Performed by The Pharcyde
  Courtesy of Craft Recordings, a division of Concord
• Mellos
  Written by Martin Ramirez, Jr.
  Performed by Fat City
  Courtesy of Fervor Records
• Hollandaise
  Written by Kal Banx (as Kalon Berry) and Ab-Soul (as Herbert Stevens)
  Performed by Ab-Soul
  Courtesy of Top Dawg Entertainment
• STL Caps & Jay Hats
  Written and Performed by Baby Stone Gorillas
  Courtesy of Baby Stone Gorillas/EMPIRE
• I Been (Remix)
  Written by Ronald Gilmore, Ari Lennox (as Courtney Salter) and Smino (as Christopher Smith)
  Performed by Ari Lennox featuring Smino
  Courtesy of Dreamville/Interscope Records
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• What's Up Fatlip
  Written by Fatlip (as Derrick Lemel Stewart)
  Performed by Fatlip
  Courtesy of Delicious Vinyl
• Brake Lights
  Written by Raphael Lake, Aaron Levy and Wesley Eugene Smith Jr.
  Courtesy of Extreme Music
• Vlone Friendz
  Written by Markell Jones
  Performed by TinyGun
• Good Days
  Written by Jacob Collier, Carter Lang, Carlos Munoz, SZA (as Solana Rowe) and Christopher Ruelas
  Performed by SZA
  Courtesy of Top Dawg Entertainment/RCA Records
• Hopscotch
  Written by Dan Zank and Zach Danziger (as Zachary Danziger)
  Performed by Exister
  Courtesy of Dee Z Music and Zigerdan Music
• EZPZ
  Written by Malcolm Wachira
  Performed by EPICMUSTDIE
  Courtesy of CornerstoneLA
• Funky in Here
  Written by Willard Burton
  Performed by The Dayton Sidewinders
  Courtesy of Now-Again Records and the Estate of Carl Cowen
• Who That Is
  Written by Enzo Gran, DJ Laz (as Lazaro Mendez), Andrew Mineo, Fernando Miranda and Martin L. Santiago (as Martin Santiago)
  Performed by Social Club Misfits, DJ Laz
  Courtesy of Capitol Christian Music Group
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• Forge Your Own Chains
  Written by Maker (as Marco Jacobo) and Donald Hooker
  Performed by Maker
  Courtesy of Now-Again Records and Subliminal Sounds
• Beast Mode
  Written by Gregory Hansen and Jason Robinson
  Performed by Y2
  Courtesy of Position Music
• Whoomp! There It Is
  Written by Stephen Gibson and Cecil Glenn
  Performed by Tag Team
  Courtesy of Westbound Records/Alvert Music
• Piano Jazz 1
  Written by Jeromy Allinger and Martin Gibson
  Performed by Martin Gibson
  Courtesy of Crucial Music Corporation
• Get It On
  Written by Arvid Johnson
  Performed by The Counts
  Courtesy of Fervor Records
• Before I Let Go
  Written by Frankie Beverly
  Performed by Maze featuring Frankie Beverly
  Courtesy of Capitol Records
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• Oakland Blackouts
  Written by Del the Funky Homosapien (as Teren Jones) and Opio (as Opio Lindsey)
  Performed by Hieroglyphics
  Courtesy of Hiero Imperium
• Long Tall Sally
  Written by Robert 'Bumps' Blackwell (as Robert Blackwell), Enotris Johnson and Little Richard (as Richard Penniman)
  Performed by Little Richard
  Courtesy of K-Tel Music, L.P.
• I Wish
  Written by Anne Dudley, Alvin Flythe, Trevor Horn, Malcolm McLaren and Skee-Lo (as Antoine Roundtree)
  Performed by Skee-Lo
  Courtesy of RCA Records and Altra Moda Music
  By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment and Altra Moda Music
• For the Love of Money
  Written by Kenny Gamble (as Kenneth Gamble), Leon Huff and Anthony Jackson
  Performed by The O'Jays
  Courtesy of Epic Records
  By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
• Why Can't We Be Friends?
  Written by Papa Dee Allen (as Thomas Allen), Harold R. Brown (as Harold Brown), B.B. Dickerson (as Morris Dickerson), Jerry Goldstein (as Gerald Goldstein), Lonnie Jordan (as LeRoy Jordan), Lee Oskar (as Lee Levitin), Charles Miller and Howard E. Scott (as Howard Scott)
  Performed by War
  Courtesy of Avenue Records/Rhino Entertainment Company
  By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
• Tribal Spirit
  Written by Christopher Donald O'Brien
  Courtesy of APM Music
• Better Man
  Written by Josh Block (as Joshua Block), Leon Bridges (as Todd Bridges), Austin Michael Jenkins and Chris Vivion
  Performed by Leon Bridges
  Courtesy of Columbia Records
  By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
• Sunrise
  Written and Performed by Rae Khalil
• Santeria
  Written by Floyd Gaugh, Bradley Nowell and Eric Wilson
  Performed by Sublime
  Courtesy of Geffen Records
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• Billie Eilish.
  Written by Armani White (as Enoch Armani Tolbert), Julio Fernandez, Greg Camp (as Gregory Camp), N.O.R.E. (as Victor Santiago) and Pharrell Williams
  Performed by Armani White
  Courtesy of Def Jam Recordings
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• Kage Story
  Written by LaRussell Thomas and Yondo Brudda
  Performed by LaRussell and Yondo
  Courtesy of Good Company and Yondo Music
• Doin' Time
  Written by George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin, Marshall Goodman, Dorothy Heyward, DuBose Heyward, Adam Horovitz, Bradley Nowell, Rick Rubin and Adam Yauch
• What U See Is What U Get
  Written by George Clinton (as George Clinton Jr.), Xzibit (as Alvin Joiner) and Jesse West
  Performed by Xzibit
  Courtesy of Columbia Records
  By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
• Shape of You
  Written by Kevin 'She'kspere' Briggs (as Kevin Briggs), Kandi Burruss, Tiny Harris (as Tameka Cottle), Steve Mac, John McDaid and Ed Sheeran
  Performed by Ed Sheeran
  Courtesy of Warner Music U.K. Ltd.
  By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
• Come Down
  Written by Anderson .Paak and Hi-Tek (as Tony Cottrell)
  Performed by Anderson .Paak
  Courtesy of Steel Wool/OBE/Art Club/EMPIRE
• Down Bad
  Written by J. Cole (as Jermaine Cole), Johnny Venus (as Olu Fann), Bas (as Abbas Hamad), Asheton Hogan (as Asheton Terrence O'Niel Hogan), J.I.D. (as Destin Route) and Young Nudy (as Quantavious Thomas)
  Performed by Dreamville featuring J.I.D., Bas, J. Cole, Earthgang, Young Nudy
  Courtesy of Interscope Records
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
  Young Nudy appears courtesy of PDE Records/RCA Records
• Whoa!
  Written by Buckwild (as Anthony Best), Harve Pierre and Black Rob (as Robert Ross)
  Performed by Black Rob
  Courtesy of Bad Boy Entertainment/Rhino Entertainment Company
  By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
• Knowshow
  Written by Dan Zank and Zach Danziger (as Zachary Danziger)
  Performed by Exister
  Courtesy of Dee Z Music and Zigerdan Music
• Just the Two of Us
  Written by Ralph MacDonald, William Salter and Bill Withers
  Performed by Grover Washington Jr. feat. Bill Withers
  Courtesy of Elektra Entertainment Group
  By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
  Bill Withers appears courtesy of Columbia Records
• Whats Poppin
  Written by Pooh Beatz (as Darryl Clemons), LosTheProducer (as Carlos Goodwin), Jack Harlow (as Jackman Harlow), John Lucas, Jetsonmade (as Tahj Morgan) and Nathan Ward II (as Nathan Ward)
  Performed by Jack Harlow
  Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp.
  By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing

Collision Earth. 2011 (Canadian), Starring 

• Kirk Acevedo as James Preston
• Diane Farr as Victoria Preston
• Chad Krowchuk as Christopher Weaver
• Jessica Parker Kennedy as Brooke Adamson
• Adam Greydon Reid as Matthew Keyes
• Andrew Arlie as Edward Rex
• David Lewis as Marshall Donnington
• Catherine Lough Haggquist as Jennifer Kelly

Crave, September 6, 2024, with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: Music by Michael Neilson. 

Trivia: 

The film was criticized for overused plot elements and low-budget special effects.

Tom Clancy's Without Remorse. 2021, Starring 

• Michael B. Jordan as John Kelly
• Jamie Bell as Robert Ritter
• Jodie Turner-Smith as Lt. Commander Karen Greer
• Lauren London as Pam Kelly
• Brett Gelman as Victor Rykov
• Jacob Scipio as Hatchet
• Jack Kesy as Thunder
• Colman Domingo as Pastor West
• Guy Pearce as Secretary Clay
• Todd Lasance as Dallas
• Cam Gigandet as Keith Webb
• Luke Mitchell as Rowdy King
• George Asprey as Denis Stewart

Crave, September 7, 2024. Soundtrack: "

• My God, My Freedom, My Home
  Written by Cash McCall (as Morris Dollison)
  Performed by Martha Bass
  Courtesy of Geffen Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• I Need You More Each Day
  Written by Gary Crockett (as Gary James Crockett), Dominic Glover, Jason Glover & Jonathan Allen
  Courtesy of APM Music
• Funny Mouse
  Written by Dean Grinsfelder & Dan Yessian
  Performed by Yessian Music
  Courtesy of Crucial Music Corporation
• Doraville
  Written by Barry Bailey, Buddy Buie & Robert Nix
  Performed by Atlanta Rhythm Section (as Atlantic Rhythm Section)
  Courtesy of Republic Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• Far Rockaway
  Written by Kamau Agyeman (as Kamau Mbonisi Kwame Agyeman), Van McCoy & Gabriel Niles
  Performed by Kamau Agyeman (as KAMAUU)
  Contains a sample of "Baby, I'm Yours" performed by Barbara Lewis
  Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp.
  By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing

Geostorm. 2017, Starring 

• Gerard Butler as Jake Lawson, a satellite designer, former ICSS commander, and Hannah's father
• Jim Sturgess as Assistant Secretary of State Max Lawson, Jake's younger brother and Hannah's uncle
• Abbie Cornish as U.S. Secret Service Agent Sarah Wilson, Max's fiancée
• Alexandra Maria Lara as Ute Fassbinder, the commander of the space station and DLR/ESA astronaut
• Ed Harris as U.S. Secretary of State Leonard Dekkom
• Andy García as U.S. President Andrew Palma
• Richard Schiff as Virginia Senator Thomas Cross
• Robert Sheehan as Duncan Taylor, a British crew member of the ICSS and UKSA/ESA astronaut
• Eugenio Derbez as Al Hernandez, a Mexican crew member of the ICSS and AEM astronaut
• Adepero Oduye as Eni Adisa, a Nigerian crew member of the ICSS and NASRDA astronaut
• Amr Waked as Ray Dussette, a French crew member of the ICSS and CNES/ESA astronaut
• Daniel Wu as Cheng Long, the Hong Kong-based supervisor for the Dutch Boy Program
• David S. Lee [d] as Rico
• Zazie Beetz as Dana, a cybersecurity expert, and good friends with Max
• Talitha Bateman as Hannah Lawson, Jake's daughter and Max's niece. She is the beginning and end narrator of the film.
• Billy Slaughter as Karl Dright
• Tom Choi as Chinese Representative Lee
• Mare Winningham as Dr. Cassandra Jennings
• Jeremy Ray Taylor as Emmett
• Gregory Alan Williams as General Montgaff
• Drew Powell as Chris Campbell

Katheryn Winnick had been cast as Olivia Lawson, Jake's ex-wife and the mother of Hannah, but during reshoots, her role was recast with Julia Denton.

STARZ, September 7, 2024, with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "

• For Me
  Written by Aventurina King, Devin Meadow and AJ Ironman
  Performed by Aventurina King (as Ava King) x Corporate Slackrs
  Courtesy of Reel Muzik Werks, LLC
• Diamond Life
  Written by Aventurina King, Devin Meadow and AJ Ironman
  Performed by Aventurina King (as Ava King) x Corporate Slackrs
  Courtesy of Reel Muzik Werks, LLC
• Max It Out
  Written by Andre O. Edwards and Tonja Bivins
  Performed by Astra Velum
• Tsunami
  Written by Mayda Miller
  Performed by Mayda Miller (as Mayda)

Trivia: 

On the trip from Earth to the ISS Jake is called "Major Tom". This is a reference to David Bowie's 1969 song "Space Oddity".

Earthstorm. 2006 (Canadian), Starring 

	Stephen Baldwin	...	John Redding
	Amy Price-Francis	...	Dr. Lana Gale
	John Ralston	...	Dr. Garth Pender
	Dirk Benedict	...	Victor Stevens
	Matt Gordon	...	Albert
	Anna Silk	...	Bryna
	Jason Blicker	...	Tony
	Conrad Coates	...	Will
	Jessica Heafey	...	Maj. Rachel Fine
	James Gallanders	...	Capt. Ben Halberstom
	Richard Leacock	...	Ollie
	Amy Lalonde	...	TV Reporter #1 (as Amy Ciupak Lalonde)
	Dominic Cuzzocrea	...	Homeless Man
	Neville Edwards	...	Air Force Officer
	John Mackenzie Bell	...	TV Reporter #2
	Gary Brennan	...	Technician
	Heather Lynne Chasse	...	TV News Reporter (uncredited)
	Lisa Davis	...	Scientist (uncredited)
	Joe Allen Price	...	The General

Crave, September 7, 2024, with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: Music by Sean Murray. 

Chance Of A Lifetime. 1998 (TV Movie), Starring 

	Stan Ivar	...	Ivan
	John Ritter	...	Tom Maguire
	Katey Sagal	...	Irene Dunbar
	Kim Delgado	...	Lou
	David Naughton	...	Art Haber
	Charles Rahi Chun	...	Doctor (as Charles Chun)
	Jean Stapleton	...	Mrs. Dunbar
	Julianne Christie	...	Melissa
	Lynne Thigpen	...	Ms. Wood
	Julie Lauren	...	Hannah
	Marie Marshall	...	Patty
	Doug Carfrae	...	Maitre D'
	Denise Crosby	...	Katie
	Michelle Horn	...	Megan
	Elise Neal	...	Amy
	Tyler Cole Malinger	...	Bobby
	Jim Meskimen	...	Steve
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Michelle Ivy	...	Couple on bridge
	Paul Linke	...	Ernie
	Steve O'Connor
	Nate Reese	...	Priest
	Nicholas Shaffer	...	Justice of Peace
	Paul Stroili	...	Wedding Photographer

STARZ, September 7, 2024. Soundtrack: Music by J.A.C. Redford. 

The Engineer. 2023, Starring 

• Emile Hirsch as Etan
• Angel Bonanni as Avi
• Danny A. Abeckaser as Yakov
• Tzachi Halevy as Gili
• Oshri Cohen^[1]
• Dan Mor as Tamas
• Omer Hazan as Levi
• Stefani Yunger^[1]
• Kyle Stefanski as Henry
• Yarden Toussia-Cohen as Fanni
• Adam Haloon as The Engineer
• Lee Keinan as Al-Soowi
• Robert Davi as Senator David Adler

• Amnon Peer

  as

  Shimon Peres

Crave, September 9, 2024. Soundtrack: Music by Lionel Cohen. 

French Girl. 2024 (Canadian), Starring 

	Zach Braff	...	Gordon Kinski
	Evelyne Brochu	...	Sophie-Jeanne Tremblay
	Luc Picard	...	Alphonse Tremblay
	Vanessa Hudgens	...	Ruby Collins
	Antoine Olivier Pilon	...	Junior Tremblay
	Isabelle Vincent	...	Ginette Tremblay
	Charlotte Aubin	...	Juliette Tremblay
	Muriel Dutil	...	Mammie Tremblay
	William Fichtner	...	Peter Kinski
	Rémi Goulet	...	Malcom
	Ed Weeks	...	Avi Donaldson
	Olivier Gervais-Courchesne	...	Patrice Tremblay
	Ralph Prosper	...	Husky Vendor
	Hazel Nugent	...	Jenna
	Jack Molloy Legault	...	Sweet Faced Student
	Melia Charlotte Cressaty	...	Beth
	Llyr Yan-Ho Redweik-Leung	...	Annoyed Student (as Llyr Yan-Ho Redweik Leung)
	Kÿlla Lefrançois	...	Waitress
	Sophie Kairouz	...	Lydia
	Liam Condo	...	Chase (as Liam Pryce Condo)
	Jacob Lemieux	...	Samuel
	Sylvie Potvin	...	Aunt Claudette
	Marc Larrivée	...	Uncle Michel
	Christian Paul	...	Frederick
	Karl Farah	...	Ref
	Fabrice Yvanoff Sénat	...	Cadet
	Catherine De Seve	...	Solange (as Catherine De Sève)
	Luc-Martial Dagenais	...	Priest
	Alex Woods	...	Antoine
	Jeanne Roux-Cote	...	Female Cop
	Chanelle Ouellette	...	Makeup Person
	Thomas Danis	...	Baby
	Zackary Charrette	...	Toddler
	Kara Raposo	...	Gum Chewing Girl
	Ludovic Anselme Pilon	...	Bouncer
	Juliana Nogueira	...	Female Fighter #1 MMA
	Corinne Laframboise	...	Female Fighter #2 MMA
	Evelyne Bonvin	...	Crying Friend at Funeral
	Marion Moise	...	7th Grade Student
	Fernando Becerra	...	Kissing Man
	Geneviève Bibeau	...	Girl in Line
	Georges St-Pierre	...	Special Appearance
	Emilie Paquet	...	Camerawoman

Crave, September 11, 2024. Soundtrack: "

• J't'Aime comme un Fou
  Music by Robert Charlebois
  Lyrics by Luc Plamondon
  Performed by Robert Charlebois
• Dans les Rues de Québec
  Music by Charles Trenet
  Lyrics by Charles Trenet
  Performed by Charles Trenet
• Laisse une Chance à notre Amour
  (Now is the Time)
  Music by Biddu
  English lyrics by Biddu
  French lyrics by Eddy Marnay
  Performed by Claude François
• Pour Vivre Ensemble
  Music by Roger Boccara
  Lyrics by Eddy Marnay
  Performed by Chantal Pary
• For Me... Formidable
  Music by Charles Aznavour
  Lyrics by Jacques Plante
  Performed by Charles Aznavour
• L'Amour, l'Amour, l'Amour
  Music by Jack Arel
  Lyrics by Yves Stéphane
  Performed by Marcel Mouloudji
• Breezy and Jazzy
  written by Halim Talahari
• You're the First, the Last, My Everything
  written by Peter Sterling Radcliffe, Anthony J Tony Sepe, Barry Eugene White
  performed by Barry White
• Tappy Feet
  written by Olli Soikkeli, Oscar Boone, Paolo Maddaloni, Paul Brian Hart, Roo Robinson, Tamba Campbell
• San Juan
  written by Daniel Roland Lanois
  performed by Daniel Lanois
• Successive Mutations
  written by Maylee Vera Todd
  performed by Maylee Todd
• Astral Vistas
  written by Eric Lohrer
• Samba Tropical
  written by Yannick Kalfayan, Franck Sarkissian
• Gimme Soulshine
  written by Anders Johan Greger Lewen, Sven Tore Erik Berglund
• My Gypsy Cloud
  Written by Lemmy Constantine
• She Couldn't Wait to Be an Angel
  written by James A. Woods, Alex Woods
  performed by Vanessa Hudgens
• Jujube
  written by Olivier Langevin
  performed by Galaxie
• L'Amour est Passé
  Written by Barry Mason, Leslie David Reed
  Performed by Chantal Pary
• Wind Blows
  written by Thomas Gallicani
• Une musicien parmi tant d'autresSerge Fiori
  written by Harmonium
  performed by
• Prado Cha Cha
  written by Nico Fidenco, Pasquale Tassone
• Montecarlo Mist
  written by Andrew Dwight Levy, Jan Kincaid, Simon James Bartholomew
• Lison
  written by Dorothy Evans, William Borelli, Fannie Morin
  performed by Michel Louvain
• Grand Affair
  written by Franco Micalizzi
• Proud to be Loud
  written by Marc Ferrari
• Get Out of My Way
  written by Kyle Sherard Moorman
• Le debut d'un temps nouveau
  written by Stephane Venne
  performed by Renee Claude
• Triumph
  written by Paul T. Hertzog
• Powder
  written by Paul T. Hertzog

Io Capitano. 2023 (Belgian/ Italian/ French), Starring 

• Seydou Sarr as Seydou
• Moustapha Fall as Moussa
• Issaka Sawagodo as Martin
• Hichem Yacoubi as Ahmed
• Doodou Sagna as Charlatan
• Khady Sy as Seydou's Mother
• Bamar Kane as Bouba
• Cheick Oumar Diaw as Sisko

Crave, September 13, 2024. Soundtrack: Music by Andrea Farri. 

Field Of Lost Shoes. 2014, Starring 

• Luke Benward as John Wise
• Lauren Holly as Mrs. Clinedinst^[1]
• Jason Isaacs as John C. Breckinridge^[1]
• Tom Skerritt as Ulysses S. Grant
• Keith David as Old Judge
• David Arquette as Capt. Henry DuPont
• Michael Goodwin as Secretary of State Seward
• Zach Roerig as Jack Stanard
• Gale Harold as Charles Semple
• Mary Mouser as Libby Clinedinst^[1]
• Josh Zuckerman as Moses Ezekiel
• Nolan Gould as Robert / Sir Rat
• Max Lloyd-Jones as Sam Atwill
• Sean Marquette as Benjamin 'Duck' Colonna
• Erik Audé as The Hawker
• Courtney Gains as Capt. Chinook
• Werner Daehn as Gen. Franz Sigel
• Parker Croft as Thomas Garland Jefferson
• Alexa Yeames as The Girl at the Dance
• William Flaman as Doctor
• Brandi Nicole Feemster as Martha Ann
• Michael Krebs as Abraham Lincoln
• Daniel Purcell as Extra in Bowtie

Tubi, September 14, 2024, with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: Music by Frederik Wiedmann. 

The Philadelphia Experiment. 2012 (SyFy TV Movie), Starring 

• Nicholas Lea as Bill Gardner
• Michael Paré as Hagan
• Ryan Robbins as Richard Falkner
• Emilie Ullerup as Molly Gardner
• Gina Holden as Kathryn Moore
• John Reardon as Carl Reed
• Malcolm McDowell as Morton Salinger
• Marsha Regis as Rami
• Chad Krowchuk as Reece
• Allison Hossack as Lena

Crave, September 14, 2024, with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "

• Anne Marie
  Written by Loren Fishbein
  Performed by Teaneck
• Believe in Ghosts
  Written by Loren Fishbein
  Performed by Loren Fishbein
• Do It with Grace
  Written by Mark Unthank & Kareem Rodgers
  Performed by Amazing Grace
• James Dean
  Written by Jennifer Irene McNutt
  Performed by Jennifer Irene McNutt

Anachronisms: 

When Gardner says "volts are volts and Hertz are Hertz." In 1943 Hertz wasn't used - it was 'c/s' (cycles per second).

Gardner recognizes a camper-top pickup and recognizes it by name as a "camper". The camper was not invented until 1945.

The Honeymoon. 2022, Starring 

• Maria Bakalova as Sarah
• Asim Chaudhry as Bav
• Pico Alexander as Adam
  • Flynn Allen as 18-year-old Adam
• Lucas Bravo as Giorgio
• Marco Valerio Montesano as Rico
• Michele Enrico Montesano as Luigi
• Kai Portman as Lucas
• Myha'la Herrold as Herself

Crave, September 14, 2024. Soundtrack: Music by Andrea Guerra. 

Time Bomb Y2K. 2023, Starring Bill Clinton and Al Gore. HBO, September 14, 2024. Soundtrack: "Auld Lang Syne" - Performed by Kenny G. 

One Night In Miami. 2020, Starring 

• Kingsley Ben-Adir as Malcolm X
• Eli Goree as Cassius Clay
• Aldis Hodge as Jim Brown
• Leslie Odom Jr. as Sam Cooke
• Lance Reddick as Brother Kareem
• Christian Magby as Jamaal
• Joaquina Kalukango as Betty X
• Nicolette Robinson as Barbara Cooke
• Michael Imperioli as Angelo Dundee
• Lawrence Gilliard Jr. as Drew Bundini Brown
• Beau Bridges as Mr. Carlton. He is based on a real acquaintance of Brown's, who made him stay on the porch of his house and would not let him inside because he is black, as depicted in the film, and written about in Brown's autobiography.^[6]
• Emily Bridges as Emily Carlton
• Jeremy Pope as Jackie Wilson
• Christopher Gorham as Johnny Carson
• Jerome A. Wilson as Elijah Muhammad
• Amondre D. Jackson as L.C. Cooke, Sam's brother
• Aaron D. Alexander as Sonny Liston
• Randall Newsome as Myron Cohen
• Alan Wells as Ed McMahon
• Sean Monaghan as Henry Cooper

Crave, September 16, 2024. Soundtrack: "

• Copacabana Theme
  Written by Ruy Folguera
  Performed by HKP Band
  Published by Hampton King Louisiana Productions, LLC administered by Legs Music, Inc.
  Courtesy of Hampton King Louisiana Productions, LLC
  By arrangement with ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
• Tammy
  Written by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans
  Performed by Leslie Odom Jr.
  Published by St. Angelo Music (administered by Wixen Music Publishing), Jay Livingston Music, Inc.
  Courtesy of Hampton King Louisiana Productions, LLC
  By arrangement with ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
• I Believe to My Soul
  Written by Ray Charles
  Performed by HKP Band
  Published by Warner Chappell
  Courtesy of Hampton King Louisiana Productions, LLC
  By arrangement with ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
• Put Me Down Easy
  Written by Sam Cooke
  Performed by L.C. Cooke
  Published by ABCKO Music Inc.
  Courtesy of Hampton King Louisiana Productions, LLC
  By arrangement with ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
• Canta Bajo
  Written by La Lupe (as Lupe Yoli)
  Performed by Mongo Santamaria (as Mongo Santamaria Orchestra) feat. La Lupe
  Published by Concord Copyrights on behalf of Fania Music
  Courtesy of Riverside Records/Craft Recordings
  A division of Concord
• Sácala
  Written by Tito Puente
  Performed by Tito Puente And His Orchestra featuring Vincentito Valdes
  Published by Judson Music administered by ABKCO Music Inc.
  Courtesy of RCA Records
  By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
• Greazee
  Written by Billy Preston, Fred Smith, J.W. Alexander
  Performed by Billy Preston
  Published by ABKCO Music Inc.
  Courtesy of ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
• You're Always on My Mind
  Written by J.W. Alexander
  Performed by Johnnie Morisette
  Published by ABKCO Music Inc.
  Courtesy of ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
• You Send Me
  Written by Sam Cooke
  Performed by Leslie Odom Jr.
  Published by ABCKO Music Inc.
  Courtesy of Hampton King Louisiana Productions, LLC
  By arrangement with ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
• I Love You (For Sentimental Reasons)
  Written by Pat Best (as William Best Bounds III), Deek Watson
  Performed by Leslie Odom Jr.
  Published by Universal, Inc., Universal Music Corp.
  Courtesy of Hampton King Louisiana Productions, LLC
  By arrangement with ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
• Blowin' In The Wind
  Written and Performed by Bob Dylan
• Windjammer
  Written by Jimmy Wisner
  Performed by Jimmy Wisner Orchestra
  Published by ABKCO Music Inc.
  Courtesy of ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
• Jesus Wash Away My Troubles
  Written by Sam Cooke
  Performed by Leslie Odom Jr.
  Published by ABKCO Music Inc.
  Courtesy of Hampton King Louisiana Productions, LLC
  By arrangement with ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
• Having a Party
  Written by Sam Cooke
  Performed by Leslie Odom Jr.
  Published by ABKCO Music Inc.
  Courtesy of Hampton King Louisiana Productions, LLC
  By arrangement with ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
• Lonely Teardrops
  Written by Billy Davis (as Roquel Davis), Gwen Gordy Fuqua (as Gwendolyn Gordy Fuqua), Berry Gordy (as Berry Gordy Jr.)
  Performed by Jeremy Pope
  Published by Third Above Inc., Jobete Music Co Inc., Old Brompton Road Music, Regent Music Corp
  Courtesy of Hampton King Louisiana Productions, LLC
  By arrangement with ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
• Chain Gang
  Written by Sam Cooke and Charles Cooke
  Performed by Leslie Odom Jr.
• Good Times
  Written by Sam Cooke
  Performed by Leslie Odom Jr.
• A Change Is Gonna Come
  Written by Sam Cooke
  Performed by Leslie Odom Jr.
• Speak Now
  Written by Leslie Odom Jr. and Sam Ashworth
  Performed by Leslie Odom Jr.
  Published by Smashworth Songs, c/o Universal, Direct Address Music, ABKCO Music Inc.
  Courtesy of Hampton King Louisiana Productions, LLC
  By arrangement with ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.

Anachronisms: 

Sam Cooke talks about the Valentinos reaching #94 on the charts with "It's All Over Now" and the Rolling Stones' cover of the song hitting #1 in the UK. But both of these happened months after the night where the scene takes place.

The film ends with Malcolm X watching Sam Cooke perform "A Change is Gonna Come" on TV while he and his family are seeking shelter from the firebombing of their house. In reality, the firebombing occurred on February 14th, 1965. Sam Cooke was murdered on December 11th, 1964, a month before the firebombing. The performance which Malcolm watches actually occurred on February 7th, 1964, a week before the film takes place.

While the creators describe this as a fictional account of a real meeting, it should be noted that Cooke recorded "A Change Is Gonna Come" on January 30, 1964, and performed it on The Tonight Show on February 7, 1964. So both events took place before the Clay-Liston fight on February 25, 1964.

Simple As Water. 2021, Starring Yamin, Safwin, Faten, Mohammad, Ahmad and Mahmoud Al-Kadad; Samra, Fayez, Talal, Moussa, Muhammad and Amid Abo Ghandoj; Omar and Abdulrahman Sabha; Diaa, Hossain, Yazan and Mohammed; Maria Paraskeva; Mayada Abi; Emily Wicks; Guillermo Rojas; Steven Schulman; Mohammed Al Haj Ahmad; Abdullah, Bayan, Farouo and Muhammad Alnehme. HBO, September 17, 2024. Soundtrack: Trivia: Rating of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. 

All Of Us Strangers. 2023 (British), Starring 

• Andrew Scott as Adam
  • Carter John Grout as young Adam
• Paul Mescal as Harry
• Jamie Bell as Adam's father
• Claire Foy as Adam's mother

Carter John Grout

...

Young Adam

Ami Tredrea

...

Waitress

Crave, September 18, 2024. Soundtrack: "

• She Who Dares (Big Band Original)
  Performed by Colman Brothers
  Written by Andrew Colman and Matthew Colman
  Published by Cacophony Ltd.
  Courtesy of Colman Brothers
• The Power of Love
  Performed by Frankie Goes to Hollywood
  Written by Peter Gill, Holly Johnson, Brian Nash and Mark O'Toole
  Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. on behalf of Perfect Songs Ltd.
  Courtesy of UMR
  Under licence from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
• Johnny Come Home
  Performed by Fine Young Cannibals
  Written by Roland Gift and David Steele
  Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd.
  Licensed courtesy of London Records
• Is This Love?
  Performed by Alison Moyet
  Written by Alison Moyet and David A. Stewart (as Jean Guiot)
  Published by Mega Music Ltd courtesy of Downtown Music Services and Hignosis Songs Fund Limited, administered by Peermusic (UK) Ltd.
  Licensed courtesy of BMG Rights Management (UK) Limited
• Build
  Performed by The Housemartins
  Written by Stan Cullimore (as Ian Cullimore) and Paul Heaton
  Published by Universal/Island Music Ltd., Universal Music Publishing Ltd.
  Courtesy of EMI
  Under licence from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
• I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire
  Performed by The Ink Spots
• I Want a Dog (2018 Remaster)
  Performed by Pet Shop Boys
  Written by Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe (as Christopher Lowe)
  (c) Published by Cage Music Ltd
  Administered by Kobalt Music Publishing Limited
  Licensed courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd.
• Promised Land
  Performed by Joe Smooth
  Written by Joe Smooth (as Joseph Welbon)
  Published by Piccadilly Music Corp./Kassner Associated Publishers Ltd
  Courtesy of Armada Music B.V.
• Death of a Party (12
  Death)/Death of a Party"
  Performed by Blur
  Written by Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, Alex James (as Steven Alexander James) and Dave Rowntree (as David Alexander Rowntree)
  Published by Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell Music Ltd
  Licensed courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd.
• Always on My Mind
  Performed by Pet Shop Boys
  Also performed by Claire Foy and Jamie Bell (uncredited)
  Written by Johnny Christopher (as John Jr Christopher), Francis Zambon (as Mark James) and Wayne Carson Thompson (as Wayne Thompson)
  Published by Screen Gems-EMI Music Inc./Sony Music Publishing
  Licensed Courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd.
• If I Could See the World (Through the Eyes of a Child)
  Performed by Patsy Cline
  Written by Richard Pope, Collen Satterwhite and Sammy Masters
  Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. on behalf of Universal Songs of Polygram Int., Inc.
  Licensed courtesy of Sony Music Publishing

Anachronism: 

The stereo system in the parents living room contains a Dual CS505 turntable that was available in the mid 80s but the amplifier beneath it is a model from the 90s.

Entrapment. 1999, Starring 

• Sean Connery as Robert "Mac" MacDougal
• Catherine Zeta-Jones as Virginia "Gin" Baker
• Will Patton as Hector Cruz
• Ving Rhames as Aaron Thibadeaux
• Maury Chaykin as Conrad Greene
• Kevin McNally as Haas
• Terry O'Neill as Quinn
• Madhav Sharma as Security Chief
• David Yip as Chief Of Police
• Tim Potter as Millennium Man
• Rolf Saxon as Director
• Maya Karin (Cameo)

STARZ!, September 19, 2024. Soundtrack: "

• Lost My Faith
  (Trevor Horn Remix)
  Written by Seal and Reggie Hamilton
  Performed by Seal
  Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.
  By Arrangement with Warner Special Products
• Shrine of Llasa
  Written by Mudd/Gita/Dubulah/Trapp
  Performed by Loop Guru
  Courtesy of Nation Records, UK
• I Want to Be Happy
  Written by Irving Caesar and Vincent Youmans
  Performed by Ted Heath and His Orchestra
  Courtesy of The Decca Record Company Limited (London)
  Under license from Universal Music Special Markets
• Giro
  Courtesy of Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
• Hour of Need
  Written by Jamie Catto, Rollo and Sister Bliss
  Performed by Faithless
  Courtesy of Cheeky Records Ltd.
• Shrine of Sringar
  Written by Mudd/Gita/Dubulah/Trapp
  Performed by Loop Guru
  Courtesy of Nation Records, UK
• Sempahka
  Courtesy of Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
• Lies
  Written by K. Ramirez, S. Della Monica, G. Canu, and A. Sommella
  Performed by Karen Ramirez
  Courtesy of Mercury Records Ltd. (London)
  Licensed courtesy of Universal Film and Television Licensing
• The Right Way
  Written by D. Kedros, C. Kedros, and S. Jewitt
  Performed by Headrillaz
  Courtesy of V2 Music Limited

The Company You Keep. 2012, Starring 

• Robert Redford as Jim Grant/Nick Sloan, a former member of the Weather Underground and widowed father posing as an upstanding Albany lawyer
• Shia LaBeouf as Ben Shepard, a reporter
• Julie Christie as Mimi Lurie, a former member of the Weather Underground
• Susan Sarandon as Sharon Solarz, a former member of the Weather Underground
• Jackie Evancho as Isabel Grant, Jim's 11-year-old daughter, who is unaware of her father's past
• Brendan Gleeson as Henry Osborne, the officer who had first investigated the bank robbery for which Grant is wanted
• Brit Marling as Rebecca Osborne, Henry's adopted daughter
• Anna Kendrick as Diana, an FBI agent, who had dated Ben and leaks information to him
• Terrence Howard as Cornelius, the FBI agent leading the chase
• Richard Jenkins as Jed Lewis, a college professor with links to the former radicals
• Nick Nolte as Donal Fitzgerald, Jim's old best friend who owns a lumber business
• Chris Cooper as Daniel Sloan, Nick Sloan's brother
• Sam Elliott as Mac Mcleod, Mimi's boss in the marijuana trade
• Stephen Root as Billy Cusimano, who runs an organic grocery store in Albany
• Stanley Tucci as Ray Fuller, Ben's boss at the newspaper
• Keegan Connor Tracy as Jim Grant's secretary

Hollywood Suite, September 19, 2024, with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "

• Islands
  Performed by Huddle
  Written by Mark Satterthwaite (SOCAN) Clay Jones (SOCAN)
  Published by Third Side Music Inc.
  Courtesy of Huddle 2011
• Traitors Gate
  Performed by Billy Nomates
  Written by Tristan Lambeth and Bob Farrell

Butcher's Crossing. 2022, Starring 

• Nicolas Cage as Miller
• Fred Hechinger as Will Andrews
• Jeremy Bobb as Fred Schneider
• Paul Raci as McDonald
• Xander Berkeley as Charlie Hoge
• Rachel Keller as Francine

Crave, September 21, 2024. Soundtrack: Music by Leo Birenberg.  Filming Locations: Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Montana. Nevada City, Montana. Glacier National Park, Montana. 

Anachronism: 

Upon seeing a rash on Will's leg, Fred tells him "You better let it have some air. That'll creep up to your balls, make 'em swell like grapefruits." Yet the film is set in the early 1870s, nearly twenty years before grapefruit would be cultivated in the United States, and nearly forty years before they would become popular. Even if Fred had seen a grapefruit, he couldn't have expected Will to know what they were, let alone to use it as a frame of reference.

The Watchers. 2024 (Irish), Starring 

• Dakota Fanning as Mina/Lucy
• Georgina Campbell as Ciara
• Olwen Fouéré as Madeline
• Oliver Finnegan as Daniel
• Alistair Brammer as John, Ciara's husband
• John Lynch as Professor Kilmartin

Crave, September 24, 2024, with Dr. Michele Holmgren, Dr. David Holmgren and Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "

• Freedom
  Written and Performed by Cat Dowling
  Courtesy of North Note and Paragon Music Group
• Disco//Very
  Written by Theresa Wayman (as Theresa Becker-Wayman), Emily Kokal, Jenny Lee Lindberg (as Jennifer Lindberg) and Stella Mozgawa
  Performed by Warpaint
  Courtesy of Rough Trade Records
  By arrangement with Beggars Group Media Limited
• There's Whiskey in the Jar
  Traditional
  Arranged by Catherine Jordan, William Kelly, Brian McDonagh, John Mitchell, Thomas Morrow, Richard Bailey, Matt Dame, Mike Fleming, Graham Henderson, Tammy Rogers and Brent Truitt
  Performed by Dervish and the Steel Drivers
  Courtesy of Down the Road Records and Exceleration Music
• 514 376 9230
  Written by Marie Davidson and Pierre Guerineau
  Performed by Essaie Pas
  Courtesy of Essaie Pas
• Carnival of the Animals, XIII. Le Cygne (The Swan) (Arranged for Theremin and Piano)
  Written by Camille Saint-Saëns
  Performed by Clara Rockmore & Nadia Reisenberg
  Courtesy of Delos Productions and Nadia Reisenberg-Clara Rockmore Foundation
  By arrangement with Source/Q
• Four Boys
  Written by Barry T. Goldberg
  Performed by Goldberg
  Courtesy of Light in the Attic Records & Distribution, LLC
• Yound Hearts Run Free
  Written by Dave Crawford (as David Crawford)
  Performed by Candi Staton
  Courtesy of Warner Records
  By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
• School Days Over
  Written by Ewan MacColl
  Performed by The Chieftains featuring The Low Anthem
  Courtesy of Craft Recordings a Division of Concord

Quote: 

• Darwin: "Try Not To Die." 
• Mina: "I thought they said you couldn't talk." 

Boston Strangler. 2023, Starring 

• Keira Knightley as Loretta McLaughlin^[2]
• Carrie Coon as Jean Cole^[2][b]
• Alessandro Nivola as Detective Conley^[4]
• David Dastmalchian as Albert DeSalvo^[5]
• Morgan Spector as James McLaughlin^[6]
• Bill Camp as Commissioner Edmund McNamara^[2]
• Chris Cooper as Jack MacLaine^[4]
• Robert John Burke as Eddie Holland^[7]
• Rory Cochrane as Detective DeLine
• Peter Gerety as Eddie Corsetti
• Luke Kirby as F. Lee Bailey
• Tamara Hickey as Ellie
• Ryan Winkles as Daniel Marsh
• Greg Vrotsos as George Nassar
• Pamela Jayne Morgan as Anne Samans
• Pat Fitz as The Killer
• Johnny Serret as Television Crewman

Crave On Demand, September 27, 2024. Soundtrack: "

• Nowhere to Run
  Written by Lamont Dozier, Brian Holland and Eddie Holland (as Edward Holland Jr.)
  Performed by Martha & The Vandellas (as Martha Reeves & The Vandellas)
  Courtesy of Motown Records
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• Maybe
  Written by Allan Flynn and Frank Madden
  Performed by The Ink Spots
  Courtesy of Geffen Records
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• My Love Is True
  Written by Stan Beverly
  Performed by The The Saxons
  Courtesy of Resnik Music Group
  By arrangement with Capp Records Inc. & Music Supervisor, Inc.
• My Love Is True
  Written by Stan Beverly
  Performed by The Saxons
  Courtesy of Resnik Music Group
  By arrangement with Capp Records Inc. & Music Supervisor, Inc.
• Begin the Beguine
  Written by Cole Porter
  Performed by Artie Shaw and His Orchestra
  Courtesy of RCA Records
  By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
• Zion
  Written by Alexander McCabe
  Performed by Paul Odeh
• I've Heard That Song Before
  Written by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne
  Performed by Harry James and His Orchestra
  Courtesy of Columbia Records
  By arrangement with Sony Music Enterprises
• I've Heard That Song Before
  Written by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne
  Performed by Harry James and His Orchestra
  Courtesy of Columbia Records
  By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
• Crucifixus A 8
  Written by Antonio Lotti
  Performed by The Cambridge Singers
  Conducted by John Rutter
  Courtesy of Collegium Records
  By arrangement with Source/Q
• Nobody But You
  Written and Performed by Dee Clark
  Courtesy of Craft Recordings, a Division of Concord
• Nobody But You
  Written and Performed by Dee Clark
  Courtesy of Craft Recordings, a division of Concord
• Where Were You
  Written by Prentice Herman Polk Jr. (as Prentice Polk)
  Performed by The Wheels
  Courtesy of Mainstream Records
  By arrangement with Bank Robber Music. LLC
• Where Were You
  Written by Prentice Herman Polk Jr. (as Prentice Polk)
  Performed by The Wheels
  Courtesy of Mainstream Records
  By arrangement with Bank Robber Music, LLC

Trivia: 

The Rolling Stones' "Midnight Rambler" (from their 1969 album "Let It Bleed") is loosely inspired by Albert DeSalvo, as the "Boston Strangler" is mentioned once in the lyrics.

Loretta McLaughlin types up her stories single-spaced. Reporters of the typewriter era would always double space their stories, in order to leave room for the copy editors to make corrections and changes. She would also have typed "30" at the end of the article to note to the typesetter that it was the end of the article.

Anachronisms: 

The handset (receiver) of Loretta's home phone clearly has a modular connector. These didn't come into use until the late 1980s.

In the 1960s (and for some time after that), touch-typing was the rule, not the exception. The women, in particular, would have had this skill. Yet Loretta and Jean don't touch-type.

The movie starts in 1962 and ends in the 1970s, yet the costumes, hairstyles and cars never change with the passing years.

Battle Of Britain. 1969 (British), Starring 

British, Commonwealth and Allies

[edit]

• Harry Andrews as Harold Balfour, Under-Secretary of State for Air
• Michael Caine as Squadron Leader Canfield
• Trevor Howard as Air Vice-Marshal Keith Park, Air Officer Commanding No. 11 Group RAF
• Ian McShane as Sergeant Pilot Andy Moore
• Kenneth More as Group Captain Barker, Station Commander at RAF Duxford
• Laurence Olivier as Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh Dowding, Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief RAF, Fighter Command
• Nigel Patrick as Group Captain Hope
• Christopher Plummer as Squadron Leader Colin Harvey, a Canadian pilot in the Royal Air Force
• Michael Redgrave as Air Vice-Marshal Douglas Evill, Senior Air Staff Officer Fighter Command
• Ralph Richardson as Sir David Kelly, British Ambassador to Switzerland
• Robert Shaw as Squadron Leader "Skipper" ^{[Note 1]}
• Patrick Wymark as Air Vice-Marshal Trafford Leigh-Mallory, Air Officer Commanding No. 12 Group RAF
• Susannah York as Section Officer Maggie Harvey, Colin's wife
• John Baskcomb as Farmer
• Michael Bates as Warrant Officer Warwick
• Isla Blair as Andy's wife
• Tom Chatto as Willoughby's Assistant Controller
• James Cosmo as Jamie
• Robert Flemyng as Wing Commander Willoughby
• Barry Foster as Squadron Leader Edwards
• Edward Fox as Pilot Officer Archie
• Bill Foxley as Squadron Leader Evans
• David Griffin as Sergeant Pilot Chris
• Jack Gwillim as Senior Air Staff Officer
• Myles Hoyle as Peter
• Duncan Lamont as Flight Sergeant Arthur
• Sarah Lawson as Skipper's wife
• Mark Malicz as Pasco
• André Maranne as French NCO
• Anthony Nicholls as Minister
• Nicholas Pennell as Simon
• Andrzej Scibor as Ox
• Jean Wladon as Jean Jacques

Germans and Axis

[edit]

• Curd Jürgens as Maximilian Baron von Richter, German Ambassador to Switzerland
• Hein Riess as Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring, the Commander-in-Chief of the Luftwaffe ^{[Note 2]}
• Dietrich Frauboes as Generalfeldmarschall Erhard Milch, Inspector General of the Luftwaffe
• Peter Hager as Generalfeldmarschall Albert Kesselring, Commander of Luftflotte 2
• Wilfried von Aacken as Generalmajor Theo Osterkamp, Jagdfliegerführer 2
• Karl-Otto Alberty as Generaloberst Hans Jeschonnek, Chief of Staff of the Luftwaffe
• Wolf Harnisch as Generalmajor Johannes Fink, Commander of Kampfgeschwader 2
• Malte Petzel as Oberst Beppo Schmid, Head of Luftwaffe's Military Intelligence Branch
• Manfred Reddemann as Major Falke
• Paul Neuhaus as Major Föhn
• Alexander Allerson as Major Brandt
• Alf Jungermann as Lieutenant Froedl, Brandt's navigator
• Helmut Kirchner as Boehm
• Reinhard Horras as Bruno
• Rolf Stiefel as Adolf Hitler

Tubi, September 28, 2024, with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "

• Battle in the Air
  Composed by William Walton (as Sir William Walton O.M.)
  Conducted by Malcolm Arnold
• A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square
  Lyrics (unused) by Eric Maschwitz
  Music by Manning Sherwin
  Played on jukebox at the Jackdaw Inn and later on the radio at the hotel

Anachronisms: 

When ACM Dowding and the Air Minister are discussing relative aircraft numbers, the minister states, "We have radar". The term radar was not used in Britain in 1940. The term RDF was used. The term radar was invented by the US Navy in 1940 and held as secret until later in the war.

As Andy and Skipper exit the white cottage, we see a modern-style plastic doorbell button, an up-and-over garage door and a 1960s exterior lamp.

In one airfield bombing scene, a Land Rover is seen driving on the airfield. The first Land Rovers did not go into production until 1948

Many of the female extras have 1960s hair styles.

Set in 1940, the German army's convoy in Nazi-occupied France contains at least three Mack B-Series trucks, which were only built from 1952 to 1966. The Germans are also shown riding in US half-tracks.

All of the flying models of the Bf-109 were the version built under license to Spain with the upright Hispano-Suiza engine. It has the overhead cam covers on top of the cowling which would obscure some forward vision compared to the smooth-top cowling of the inverted array having the overhead cam mechanism on the lower portion. There were few flying versions of the original Bf-109s, likely too few to be deemed usable for the film at the time.

In one scene where the fighters scramble from Hawkinge, you see them lift off and fly over Folkestone in the distance. In this shot you can see the large tower block which is the Civic Centre, it wasn't built until long after the war.

The white cottage has a modern, 1960s, wooden door.

One of the Polish pilots is seen reading the "Dziennik Polski" newspaper. That particular newspaper didn't go into print until 1945. 

During one of the dogfights, the planes clearly pass by the Seven Sisters, a string of white chalk cliffs near Eastbourne in East Sussex. The shot continues to show Eastbourne itself including the pier. However the tall, white South Cliff Tower, well known as Eastbourne's only skyscraper, can be clearly seen. It wasn't built until 1965

At the time of the Battle of Britain, most of the Spitfires still had the old straight-sided canopy (as seen on the Hurricanes) instead of the blown-out "Perspex hoods" canopy seen in the film.

When Field Marshal Milch visits the soldiers for lunch at the Hotel de la Plaza, the officer who is announcing his arrival wears a pair of orange tinted sunglasses in a design that was not available in 1940 - they are very much late 50's style.

The scene in the pub between Christopher Plummer and Susannah York. The tongue and groove paneling behind the actors is modern composite board.

After the blitz, a car is seen driving around a side street. On this street is a concrete lamp post. That particular design of post did not appear until the 1950s as did the sodium bulbs. 

Many German soldiers and Luftwaffe personnel are seen carrying M43 Spanish Mauser rifles that were not made until 1943. This is understandable as the German airfields were filmed in Spain using Spanish extras and all kinds of Spanish military equipment.

A fictitious 1940 fighter squadron is used, no. 188 but this was used earlier in "Appointment in London" for a Bomber Command squadron later in the war.

xXx. 2002, Starring 

• Vin Diesel as Xander "XXX" Cage, a thrill-seeking American extreme sports enthusiast, stuntman, and anti-establishment activist. Idolized in some sub-cultures, Cage is also hunted by the authorities and he is offered a deal to become a spy for the National Security Agency in exchange for leniency, the agency requiring an agent who can do the current job without the military professional training that Anarchy 99's background will allow them to recognise.
• Samuel L. Jackson as Augustus Gibbons, a high-ranking official in the National Security Agency who has the power to give Cage a pardon for his crimes. He uses this fact as leverage to recruit Cage for a mission because he knows Cage is the only person who could successfully infiltrate Anarchy 99, recognising the benefits of Cage's rebellious attitude and unorthodox methods.
• William Hope as Roger Donnan, the associate and administrator of the National Security Agency.
• Danny Trejo as "El Jefe", a torturer for a Colombian drug cartel.
• Asia Argento as Yelena, Yorgi's apparent girlfriend. Originally a Russian intelligence agent, sent to watch over Yorgi but has since been abandoned by her superiors. Yelena becomes romantically involved with Cage and he attempts to get her political asylum in the United States for her assistance in bringing down Yorgi.
• Marton Csokas as Yorgi, a former soldier in the Soviet Army, now a wealthy hedonist owning a string of properties around Eastern Europe, including a castle and nightclubs. Yorgi is also the leader of Anarchy 99, a group of militant anarchists with a disdain for all forms of government and authority, and society in general. His ultimate aim is complete lawlessness across the world.
• Michael Roof as Toby Lee Shavers, an NSA techno-genius and gadget specialist.
• Richy Müller as Milan Sova, a cop and double agent.
• Werner Daehn as Kirill, a member of Anarchy 99, cigarette addict and sharpshooter.
• Petr Jákl as Kolya, Yorgi's younger brother.
• Jan Pavel Filipensky as Viktor, a member of Anarchy 99 and close friend of Yorgi. He is usually with Yorgi wherever he goes.
• Tom Everett as Dick Hotchkiss, a conservative California State Senator; his car is stolen and wrecked by Cage prior to his recruitment by the NSA, as a protest against some of Hotchkiss's policies.
• Thomas Ian Griffith as Jim McGrath, an undercover agent killed by Anarchy 99 while trying to retrieve the Silent Night weapon.
• Eve as J.J., Xander's friend
• Leila Arcieri as Jordan King
• Rammstein as themselves
• Orbital as themselves

To imply Xander Cage's credibility within extreme sport subcultures, various personalities make cameo appearances:

• Tony Hawk makes a cameo appearance in the Corvette scene from the bottom of the bridge driving the getaway Cadillac, (near the beginning of the film) and skating over a half-pipe at Xander's place later.
• Mike Vallely also makes a cameo as a cameraman and an extra. Pro motocross rider Carey Hart is seen in the back seat of the Cadillac driven by Tony Hawk.
• BMX rider Mat Hoffman exchanges lines with Xander during the party scene.
• Also during the party scene, Josh Todd (the lead singer of Buckcherry) makes a cameo appearance though he never turns around, but his suicide king of hearts tattoo can be seen on his back.

MovieTime, September 29, 2024. Soundtrack: "

• Adrenaline
  Written by Glen Ballard and Gavin Rossdale
  Produced by Glen Ballard
  Additional Production and Remix by Chris Vrenna
  Performed by Gavin Rossdale
  Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corporation
• Feuer Frei
  Written by Richard Kruspe (as Richard Kruspe Bernstein), Till Lindemann, Paul Landers,
  Flake Lorenz, Oliver Riedel, and Christoph Schneider (as Christophe Doom Schneider)
  Performed by Rammstein
  Courtesy of Motor Music GmbH
  Under exclusive license to Universal Records
  By Arrangement with Universal Music Enterprises
• Bodies
  (Vrenna XXX Tweaker Mix)
  Written by Dave Williams, C.J. Pierce, Stevie Benton, and Mike Luce
  Performed by Drowning Pool
  Courtesy of Wind-Up Records
• Daddy
  Written by Duane Lavold
  Performed by Custom
  Courtesy of ARTISTdirect Records
• Mellow Yellow
  Written by Donovan (as Donovan Leitch)
  Performed by David McCallum
  Courtesy of Capitol Records
  Under license from EMI Film & Television Music
• Are We Cuttin'
  Written by Pastor Troy, Timbaland, and C. Young
  Performed by Pastor Troy
  Courtesy of Universal Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• 004
  Written by Fermin IV, Caballero Elizondo, and Jason Roberts
  Performed by Fermin IV
  Courtesy of Universal Music Mexico S.A. de C.V.
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• The Third Man Theme
  Written by Anton Karas
• Landing
  Written by Moby (as Richard Hall), Orenda Fink, and Maria Taylor
  Performed by Moby
  Courtesy of V2 Records Inc./Mute Records Ltd.
• Hysteria
  Written and Performed by Gintare Gintare
  Courtesy of Parlophone/EMI Records
  Under license from EMI Film & Television Music
• Star Guitar
  Written by Tom Rowlands (as Thomas Rowlands) and Ed Simons (as Edmund Simons)
  Performed by The Chemical Brothers
  Courtesy of Virgin Records Ltd./Astralwerks Records
  Under license from EMI Film & Television Music
• Millionaire
  Written by Josh Homme (as Josh Homme) and Mario Lalli
  Performed by Queens of the Stone Age
  Courtesy of Interscope Records
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• Technologicque Park
  Written by Paul Hartnoll and Phil Hartnoll
  Produced and Performed by Orbital
• Anarchy Burger (Hold The Government)
  Written by Joe Escalante
• Get Up Again
  Written by Chris Volz, Ryan Jurhs, Christopher Ballinger, Jason Daunt, and Lance Arny
  Performed by Flaw
  Courtesy of Universal Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• Truth Or Dare
  Written by Pharrell Williams, Chad Hugo, and Pusha T (as T. Thornton)
  Performed by N.E.R.D. featuring Kelis and Pusha T
  Courtesy of Virgin Records America, Inc.
  Under license from EMI Film & Television Music
• Lick
  Written by Joi Gilliam (as Joi Gilliam Gipp), Sleepy Brown (as Patrick Brown), Raymond Murray Schafer (as Raymon Murray), Rico Wade, and Brandon Bennett
  Performed by Joi Gilliam (as Joi)
  Courtesy of Universal Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• Prelude in D-Flat Major ('Raindrop') Op. 28, No. 15
  Written by Frédéric Chopin
• Finch'han dal vino
  from "Don Giovanni"
  Written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (as W.A. Mozart) and Lorenzo da Ponte
  Performed by Martin Bárta (uncredited)
• I Will Be Heard
  Written by Jamey Jasta (as James Shanahan)
  Performed by Hatebreed
  Courtesy of Universal Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• Batti, batti, o bel Masetto
  from "Don Giovanni"
  Written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (as W.A. Mozart) and Lorenzo da Ponte
  Performed by Martina Bauerová (uncredited)
• Before I Die
  Performed by Mushroomhead
  Courtesy of Universal Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises

Being The Ricardos. 2021, Starring 

• Nicole Kidman as Lucille Ball
• Javier Bardem as Desi Arnaz
• J. K. Simmons as William Frawley
• Nina Arianda as Vivian Vance
• Tony Hale as Jess Oppenheimer
  • John Rubinstein as older Jess Oppenheimer
• Alia Shawkat as Madelyn Pugh
  • Linda Lavin as older Madelyn Pugh
• Jake Lacy as Bob Carroll Jr.
  • Ronny Cox as older Bob Carroll
• Clark Gregg as Howard Wenke
• Nelson Franklin as Joe Strickland
• Jeff Holman as Roger Otter
• Jonah Platt as Tip Tribby
• Christopher Denham as Donald Glass
• Brian Howe as Charles Koerner
• Ron Perkins as Macy

Crave, September 29, 2024. Soundtrack: "

• She Could Shake the Maracas
  Written by Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers
  Produced by Michael Andrew
  Performed by Javier Bardem with The Michael Andrew Orchestra
• A La Nanita Nana
  Traditional
  Produced by Michael Andrew
  Performed by Javier Bardem
• Rumba Internacional
  Music by Armando Orefiche
  Produced by Michael Andrew
  Performed by The Michael Andrew Orchestra
• Tres Palabras
  Written by Osvaldo Farrés
  Produced by Michael Andrew
  Performed by The Michael Andrew Orchestra
• Nothing Rhymes with Lucille
  Written by Aaron Sorkin
  Produced by Michael Andrew
  Performed by Javier Bardem
• Babalú
  Written by Margarita Lecuona
  Produced by Michael Andrew
  Performed by Javier Bardem with The Michael Andrew Orchestra featuring Walfredo Reyes Jr.
• Cuban Pete
  Written by José Norman (as Jose Norman)
  Produced by Michael Andrew
  Performed by Javier Bardem with The Michael Andrew Orchestra
• Junker's Blues
  Written by Champion Jack Dupree (as Jack Dupree)
  Performed by Champion Jack Dupree
  Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp.
  By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
• A Lucy Radio Show
  Written & Produced by Michael Andrew
  Performed by The Michael Andrew Orchestra
• I Love Lucy Theme
  Written by Harold Adamson, Eliot Daniel
  Produced by Michael Andrew
  Performed by The Michael Andrew Orchestra
• Uno Dos Cinco
  Written & Produced by Michael Andrew
  Performed by The Michael Andrew Orchestra
• Waiting for My Gal
  Written & Produced by Michael Andrew
  Performed by The Michael Andrew Orchestra

Anachronism: 

Executive Producer talks about "taping" an episode on Friday night. While they did film episodes in that era, videotaping was not a technology yet at CBS when this movie is set (the second season is 1952 and CBS first used videotape for broadcast in 1956). So "taping" was not part of the nomenclature of the time. Stuck out like a sore thumb. It was, however, the first show photographed on 35mm film. 

When there is discussion of production of the upcoming show, it's referred to as "taping" the next show. Videotape was not available in the early 1950s. The choices at the time were doing it live, shooting a kinescope of the live broadcast, or shooting it on film like cinematographer Karl Freund was doing for this production. It should have been called "filming" the next show. 

There are four RKO movies - Swing Time, Top Hat, Suspicion, and Stromboli - depicted on posters on the wall of the room where Lucy is waiting to meet RKO executive vice president Charles Koerner after 1942's The Big Street, but Stromboli was made in 1949 and released in 1950 - many years after the meeting. 

One of the movie posters at the RKO studio (before Lucy lost her contract in the early 40s) is for the 1950 Italian movie "Stromboli," starring Ingrid Bergman. Somebody else already caught the faulty references to Judy Holliday, who was unknown at the time and not competing for roles with Lucy. 

When Lucille Ball is talking to Madelyn Pugh, there is a photo of Lucy doing the "Vitameatavegamin" commercial, which was made about two months after the episode Fred and Ethel Fight (1952). Later in the movie, Lucille even quoted from the episode before it was even shown. 

In one scene Tony Hale (as Jess Oppenheimer) reads telegram from the Philip Morris company that contains an f-bomb. Telegrams had to be entered into the system by human operators, who would not have not allowed obscenities. 

In one scene Tony Hale (as Jess Oppenheimer) angrily states "I'm the show runner!". This term didn't come into use until the lase 1990's at the earliest. 

Nicole Kidman's hair in this film is incorrect in two ways. The first is that when her hair is down, it's straight, with curls at the bottom. In real life, Lucy's hair didn't fall down at the sides; it was curly, even when not in the typical "Lucy Ricardo" poodle cut. The second error with her hair is that Kidman's hair is bright orange, while at that point in her life, Lucy's hair was actually darker, kind of a "coppery burnt orange" color. Her hair did not become "bright orange" until the late 1960s. 

During the first reading, Vivian Vance talks about Rusty Hamer, who was on The Danny Thomas Show (1953) which premiered in 1953, a year after the scene takes place. 

At the end of the table read at the beginning, they pull away and it can be seen t that modern banquet tables were used for the scene. Tables of that design weren't designed until much later. It would be more typical in that time period to have used wooden tables. 

The script includes slang terms like "story arc", "gaslit", and "copy that" which were not part of the language in 1953.