Battle: Los Angeles. 2011, Starring Aaron Eckhart as Sgt. Michael Nantz, Ramon Rodriguez as 2nd Lt. William Martinez, Will Rothhaar as Cpl. Lee Imlay, Cory Hardrict as Cpl. Jason Lockett, Jim Parrack as LCpl. Peter Kerns, Gino Anthony Pesi as Cpl. Nick Stavrou, Ne-Yo as Cpl. Kevin Harris, James Hiroyuki Liao as LCpl. Steven Mottola, Noel Fisher as Pfc. Shaun Lenihan, Bridget Moynahan as Michele, Adetokumboh M'Cormack as Corpsman Jibril Adukwu, Bryce Cass as Hector Rincon, Michael Peña as Joe Rincon, Joey King as Kirsten, Michelle Rodriguez as TSgt. Elena Santos, Neil Brown Jr. as LCpl. Richard Guerrero, Taylor Handley as LCpl. Corey Simmons, Lucas Till as Cpl. Scott Grayston, Kenneth Brown Jr. as Cpl. Richard Oswald, Jadin Gould as Amy, Joe Chrest as 1st Sgt. John Roy, E. Roger Mitchell as Company Captain, Rus Blackwell as Lt. Col. K.N. Ritchie, Susie Abromeit as Amanda, Brandi Coleman as Cherise, Elizabeth L. Keener as Kathy Martinez, Jessica Heap as Jessy, David Jensen as Psychiatrist, Stacey Turner as Reporter on TV, Tom Hillmann as Reporter on TV, Lena Clark as Kristy, Jamie Norwood as Flower Shop Employee, Todd Cochran as Command Hangar Marine, Nzinga Blake as Adukwu's Sister, Taryn Southern as Reporter on Beach, Jim Dever as Sgt. Major, Marlon Young as Sergeant Major, Alex Aristidis as Beach Goer, Charlotte Biggs as Emergency Medical Tech, Ashley Boettcher as 9 year old Girl, Ava Bogle as Beach Girl 1, Beau Brasseaux as Marine, Grant Case as Marine, Kurt Deville as Marine, Joshua Farcone as Dead Civilian, Alex Froman as Marine, Zander Gerhardt as Dead Civilian, Emily D. Haley as Citizen/Dead Citizen, Nick Jones Jr. as Marine, Tony Mccullough as LAPD Officer Boggs, Keith Middlebrook as Steve, Courtney Munch as Marine Crew Chief, Jim Palmer as Crew Chief, Michelle Pierce as Shelly, Lawanda Smith as Civilian, David Speed as Gary, Peyton Whitcomb as Extra, Michael Wozniak as Beach Dude and Lynette Zumo as Dead civilian. Movie Central, December 1, 2011. Soundtrack: "California Love" - Written by Joe Cocker, Chris Stainton, Roger Troutman, Larry Troutman, Mikel Hooks and Ronnie Hudson, Performed by Tupac Shakur (as 2Pac) featuring Dr. Dre and Roger Troutman, Courtesy of Wideawake-Death Row Entertainment LLC, Under license from Evergreen Copyrights, Inc.; "Deal wit It" - Written by Aaron Phillip, Jason Harrow, W. Henry and Felix Rovera, Performed by Afu-Ra featuring Jahdon & Jason Harrow (as Kardinal Offishall), Courtesy of Decon; "Take It Back" - Written by Donnie Lewis and Ivan Barias, Performed by Skillz, Courtesy of Decon; "Live by the Game" - Written by Fredrick Tipton, Leighton Hicks and Cory Parham, Performed by Freddie Gibbs, Courtesy of Decon. Score listing: (All music composed by Brian Tyler) No. Title Length 1. "Battle Los Angeles Hymn" 2:32, 2. "Battle Los Angeles Main Titles" 4:18, 3. "Arrival" 2:13, 4. "Marines Don’t Quit" 2:48, 5. "Command and Control Center" 3:44, 6. "Elegy" 4:59, 7. "Redemption" 8:27, 8. "For Home, Country, and Family" 4:02, 9. "War Hymn" 2:28, 10. "Evac" 3:12, 11. "To Hell and Back" 6:26, 12. "Mobilized" 5:07, 13. "The Freeway" 1:56, 14. "The Drone" 3:07, 15. "Casualty of War" 1:37, 16. "Rebalance" 1:26, 17. "Regret" 1:28, 18. "Shelf Life" 2:32, 19. "The World is at War" 1:40, 20. "Abandoning Los Angeles" 5:11, 21. "Battle Los Angeles" 5:28, 22. "We are Still Here" 3:15. Total length: 78:28. Trivia: 1. The film is inspired by the real life incident known as the Battle of Los Angeles, during World War II. On the night of 24-25 February 1942, unidentified aircraft were allegedly spotted in the airspace above Los Angeles. Suspecting it to be the Japanese, a blackout of the city was ordered and over 1,440 rounds of anti-aircraft ammunition was fired. Upon finding no evidence of the existence of any enemy aircraft, the incident was declared to be a "false alarm". The event has since been chalked up to as being a result of "war nerves", likely triggered by a lost weather balloon and exacerbated by stray flares and shell bursts from adjoining anti-aircraft batteries. 2. Very little of the film was actually shot in Los Angeles. Tax incentives brought the production to Louisiana where sets of Los Angeles streets were constructed. 3. The officer referred to by Sgt. Nantz on the bus in reference to the line "Retreat Hell" is Capt. Lloyd W. Williams of the 2nd Battalion 5th Marines.When advised to withdraw by a French officer at the defensive line just north of the village of Lucy-le-Bocage on June 1st, 1918, he is said to have replied: "Retreat? Hell, we just got here!". Captain Williams died 11 days later near Chateau-Thierry. Quote: LCpl. Richard Guerrero: So what's your take on this, specs?
Cpl. Kevin Harris: I don't know, extraterrestrial?
Cpl. Lee Imlay: You mean like from space?
Cpl. Nick Stavrou: No Imlay, from Canada.
Piranha. 2010 (3D horror), Starring Richard Dreyfuss as Matt Boyd, Ving Rhames as Deputy Fallon, Elisabeth Shue as Julie Forester, Christopher Lloyd as Mr. Goodman, Eli Roth as Wet T-Shirt Host, Jerry O'Connell as Derrick Jones, Steven R. McQueen as Jake Forester, Jessica Szohr as Kelly, Kelly Brook as Danni, Riley Steele as Crystal, Adam Scott as Novak, Ricardo Chavira as Sam, Dina Meyer as Paula, Paul Scheer as Andrew, Brooklynn Proulx as Laura Forester, Sage Ryan as Zane Forester, Cody Longo as Todd Dupree, Brian Kubach as Brett, Ashlynn Brooke as Cheerleader, Cavin Gray-Schneider as Frat Boy Driver, Bo Jacober as Geeky Party Guy, Franck Khalfoun as Deputy Green, Genevieve Alexandra as Propeller Girl, Devra Korwin as Mrs. Goodman, Nick Magee as Boy in Parasail Boat, Gianna Michaels as Parasailing Girl, Bonnie Morgan as Sorority Girl (Inner-tube), Gregory Nicotero as Boat Captain, Tim Bishop as Drunk Kid (cannonball), Carmen Prisco as Drunk Dumb Jock, Maarsen Roney as Drunk Laughing Jock, Jason Spisak as Deputy Taylor Roberts, Kym Stys as Trampoline Girl #1, Nicole Randall as Trampoline Girl #2, Christopher Vejnoska as Party-Goer (floating stage), Nancy Walters as Girl Cut in Half, Tyrone Williams as DJ, Matt Bercia as Fat Frat Boy, Mike Barnett as Cliff Driver #1, T. Ryan Mooney as Cliff Driver #2, Donald Fisher as Cliff Driver #3, Jeffrey Barnett as Cliff Driver #4, Heather Arthur as Cheerleader Car Driver, Devanny Pinn as Wet T-Shirt Girl, Tatjana Bluchel as Spring Breaker, Steve Chavosky as Spring Breaker, Samuel Child as Deputy, Rossie Cottrell as Hot Bikini Girl, Fernando Duran as Spring Break Student Victim, Chantel Gonsalves as Sorority girl, Chandra Hawbaker as Christian Protester, Vincent Alfonzo Jamal as Party Goer, J. Lyle Johnson as Spring Breaker, Eva Lauren as Spring Breaker, Scarlett O'Neil as Bikini Girl, Victoria Paege as Spring Breaker, Jesse Pruett as Spring Break Party Student, Brandon Rice as Dr. Feelgood, Bria Roberts as Wet T-Shirt Girl, Adel Marie Ruiz as Sonya, Cami Spiegel as Pole Boat Dancer and John Stewart as Partier. Movie Central, December 1, 2011. Soundtrack: "Show Me The Way To Go Home" - Written by Irving King and Hal Swain, Performed by Mitch Miller & The Gang, Courtesy of Columbia Pictures, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Get U Home" - Written by Cisco Adler and Aaron Smith, Performed by Shwayze, Courtesy of Suretone/Geffen Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Shake Shake" - Written by Emmanuel Duncan and Leviticus Martin, Performed by Envy featuring Leviticus, Courtesy of 210 Inc, license arranged by Fine Gold Music; "I Am Not A Whore" - Written by Stefan Gordy and Skyler Gordy, Performed by LMFAO, Courtesy of Interscope Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Here She Comes" - Written by Geoff Siegel and Nik Frost, Performed by Flatheads, Courtesy of Fundamental Music; "Fetish" - Written by James Roh, Jae Choung, Kevin Nishimura, Jeremy Reeves and and Jonathan Yip, Performed by Far East Movement, Courtesy of Catch Music Group, LLC.; "Bring The Noise Remix" - Written by Chuck D. (as Chuck D), Eric Sadler and Hank Shocklee, Performed by Public Enemy vs. Benny Benassi, Courtesy of Ultra Records and Reach Global, Inc.; "Girls On The Dance Floor" - Written by Kevin Nishimura, James Roh, Jae Choung, Jeremy Reeves, Jonathan Yip, Ray Romulus and Bruno Mars, Performed by Far East Movement, Courtesy of Catch Music Group, LLC.; "She Moves" - Written by Jason O'Bryan, Barry Ashworth and Ter K. Lawrence, Performed by Dub Pistols, Courtesy of 2009 Sunday Best Recordings, By Arrangement with Fine Gold Music.; "Lakme - Flower Duet" - Written by Léo Delibes, Performed by Adriana Kohutova and Denisa Slepkovska and The Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by Johannes Wildner, Courtesy of Naxos, By Arrangement with Source/Q; "Nadas Por Free" - Written by Willy "Wil-Dog" Abers, Ulises Bella, Raúl Pacheco, Justin Porée, Asdru Sierra and Jiro Yamaguchi, Performed by Ozomatli, Courtesy of Mercer Street Records; "Come And Get It" - Written by Eli Samuel Husock, Ryan Spraker and Michael Montgomery, Performed by Eli "Paperboy" Reed, Courtesy of Capitol Records, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "M.A.D." - Written by James Smith, Alice Spooner, Daniel Rice, Nick Rice and Chris Purcell, Performed by Hadouken!, Courtesy of Nettwerk Music Group; "Now You See It" - Written by Armando C. Perez, Justin Roman, Vince Garcia, Tony Arzadon and Richard Bailey, Performed by Honorebel featuring Pitbull & Jump Smokers, Produced by Jump Smokers, Courtesy of Ultra Records, Inc., Pitbull appears courtesy of Mr. 305 and Famous Artist Music; "Make It Take It" - Written by Amanda Blank, Mario Andreoni, Alex Epton, Tyler Pope and Santi White, Performed by Amanda Blank, Courtesy of Downtown Records; "I'm In The House" - Written by Steven Aoki, William Adams and Justin Bates, Performed by Steve Aoki featuring [[[zuper blahq]]], Courtesy of Thrive Records, LLC and the Island Def Jam Music Group, Under exclusive license from DJ KId Millionaire LTD., [[[zuper blahq]]] appears courtesy of Interscope Records. Trivia: 1. The film was actually shot on Lake Havasu, Arizona, a popular place for real spring breakers, not on Lake Victoria. Producers debated using the real name, but opted for a fictional one for various reasons. 2. The production crew estimated 75,000 gallons of fake blood were used each day. 3. Richard Dreyfuss: The Jaws star as fisherman Matt Boyd who appears at the start of this movie. Reportedly, Dreyfuss was paid $50,000 for his cameo in the film. He donated all of the money to charity. In addition, Dreyfuss appears dressed like Matt Hooper, his role in the Steven Spielberg's masterpiece.
Tron. 1982, Starring Jeff Bridges as Kevin Flynn/Clu, Bruce Boxleitner as Alan Bradley/Tron, David Warner as Ed Dillinger/Sark/Master Control Program, Cindy Morgan as Lora/Yori, Barnard Hughes as Dr. Walter Gibbs/Dumont, Dan Shor as Ram/Popcorn Co-Worker, Peter Jurasik as Crom, Tony Stephano as Peter/Sark's Lieutenant, Craig Chudy as Warrior #1, Vince Deadrick as Warrior #2, Sam Schatz as Expert Disc Warrior, Jackson Bostwick as Head Guard, Dave Cass as Factory Guard, Gerald Berns as Guard #1, Bob Neill as Guard #2, Ted White as Guard #3, Mark Stewart as Guard #4, Michael Sax as Guard #5, Tony Brubaker as Guard #6, Charles Picerni as Tank Commander, Pierre Vuilleumier as Tank Gunner #1, Erik Cord as Tank Gunner #2, Loyd Catlett as Conscript #1/Video Game Cowboy, Michael J. Dudikoff II as Conscript #2, Richard Bruce Friedman as Video Game Player, Rick Feck as Boy in Video Game Arcade, John Kenworthy as Boy in Video Game Arcade, Lisette Kremer as Video Gamer and Jerry Maren. DVD, December 2, 2011, with Bethany Luther. Soundtrack: "Only Solutions" - Written and Performed by Journey; "1990s Theme" - Written and Performed by Journey. Trivia: 1. The film, considered groundbreaking, has inspired several individuals in numerous ways. John Lasseter, head of Pixar and Disney's animation group, described how the film helped him see the potential of computer-generated imagery in the production of animated films stating "without Tron there would be no Toy Story". 2. Flynn's program is named "Clu". CLU is an old programming language. 3. TRON is also a debugging command in the BASIC programming language, meaning "TRace ON." However, Steven Lisberger, has stated in interviews that he took the name from the word "electronic," and did not know about the BASIC command until later. 4. Although the film was an initial failure, the arcade videogame based on it proved to be a tremendous hit and actually out-grossed the film. 5. Many Disney animators refused to work on this movie because they feared that computers would put them out of business. In fact, 22 years later Disney closed its hand-drawn animation studio in favor of CGI animation. Hand-drawn animation was ultimately resumed at Disney at the behest of new creative director John Lasseter, also head of Pixar- ironically a computer animation company. 6. The film was disqualified from receiving an Academy Award nomination for special effects, because the Academy felt at the time that using computers was "cheating". Tron received nominations for Best Costume Design and Best Sound at the 55th Academy Awards, and received the Academy Award for Technical Achievement 14 years later. Over time, Tron developed into a cult film and eventually spawned into a franchise, which consists of multiple video games, comic books and an animated television series. Storyline: Hacker/arcade owner Kevin Flynn is digitally broken down into a data stream by a villainous software pirate known as the Master Control and reconstituted into the internal, 3-D graphical world of computers. It is there, in the ultimate blazingly colorful, geometrically intense landscapes of cyberspace, that Flynn joins forces with Tron to outmaneuver the Master Control program that holds them captive in the equivalent of a gigantic, infinitely challenging computer game.
Small Town Murder Songs. 2010 (Canadian), Starring Jill Hennessy as Rita, Amy Rutherford as Ava, Peter Stormare as Walter, Vladimir Bondarenko as Deacon, Stephen Eric McIntyre as Steve, Martha Plimpton as Sam, Aaron Poole as Jim, Ari Cohen as Washington, Trent McMullen as Officer Kevin, Erin Brandenburg as Officer Michelle, Kat Germain as Jenny, Jessica Clement as Deb, Andrew Penner as Worker 1, Alan Penner as Worker 2, John Penner as John Ruden, Herm Dick as Walter's Father, Alexandria Benoit as Sarah, Mark Snowdon as Mike, Timm Zemanek as Wilson, Jackie Burroughs as Olive, Ann Holloway as Greta, Stuart Hughes as Billy, Alyssa Mariano as Cindy, Heather Allin as Mrs. West, Gordon Bolan as Additional Voice, Robert Racki as Stunt Steve, Joseph Racki as Stunt Walter, Colin Burrowes as Police Constable, Sean Eaton as Morgue Attendant, John Stead as David, Heidi Burrowes as Bystander, Liam Burrowes as Bystander and Emily Schooley as News Reporter. Movie Central, December 6, 2011. Soundtrack: "As Long As I Live" - Performed by Bruce Peninsula; "Antioch 277" - Performed at Henagar Union Sacred Harp Convention; "Rosie" - Performed by Bruce Peninsula; "Crabapples" - Performed by Bruce Peninsula; "Shutters" - Performed by Bruce Peninsula; "Bitty Baby" - Performed by Bruce Peninsula; "Here Comes The Comet" - Performed by Mark Revell; "Free To Be Loud" - Performed by Damon Criswill; "Lift Em Up/Jack Can I Ride" - By Washington Phillips, Performed by Bruce Peninsula; Steamroller - Performed by Bruce Peninsula and "Satisfied" (Traditional) - Arranged and Performed by Bruce Peninsula. Small Town Murder Songs was shot in Conestoga Lake, Listowel, and Palmerston in Ontario Canada. Storyline: A modern, gothic tale of crime and redemption about an aging police officer from a small Ontario Mennonite town who hides a violent past until a local murder upsets the calm of his newly reformed life. Credits: Telefilm Canada, Ontario Video Development Corporation, Canada Film Tax Credit, The Movie Network, Movie Central.
The Hit List. 2011, Starring Cuba Gooding Jr. as Jonas Arbor, Cole Hauser as Allan Campbell, Jonathan LaPaglia as Detective Neil McKay, Ginny Weirick as Sydney Campbell, Drew Waters as Mike Dodd, Sean Cook as Brian Felzner, Michael Papajohn as Special Agent Drake Ford, J.P. O'Shaughnessy as Lieutenant Ben Harp, David Andriole as Detective Ray Lowery, Brandon O'Neill as Dom Estacado, Daniel Brockley as Drew McAllister, Kasia Wolejnio as Victor Rosen's Secretary, Tracy Schornick as Bartender, Holt Boggs as Officer Turnkey, Stephanie Vigil as TV News Reporter #1, Sarah Ann Schultz as Jenny Rawlins, Armand Jalayeri as Dom's Doorman, Kenneth Applewhaite as Cop #1, William McGinty as Jim O'Bannon, David E. Ornston as Detective Nic Vetter, Natalie Willes as Police Receptionist, Barry Holland as Guard Cop #1, Stephen Petramale as Cop #2, Sonny Puzikas as Special Agent Keith Klein, Brandon Messenger as Special Agent Cole Baldridge, Rachel Handler as Receptionist, Ron Balicki as Cop #6, Jay Stamper as SWAT Officer, Gary Williams as Dom's Bodyguard, Jeff Mooring as Mr. Fred Gates, Rich Cowan as The Man From Washington, Matt McColm as Squad Car Cop, Kenny Parks as Uniform Cop and Adrienne Thommes as Extra. Movie Central, December 6, 2011. Soundtrack: "Honky Tonk Barstool" - Written by Zach Selwyn, Performed by Zachariah and the Lobos Riders, Courtesy of Papago Records; "47 Ways To Die" - Written by Steve Blaze, Performed by Lillian Axe, From the album "Deep Red Shadows", Lillian Axe appears courtesy of Love & War Records; "It's Alright"; "One More Time".
The Spy Next Door. 2010, Starring Jackie Chan as Bob Ho, Amber Valletta as Gillian, Madeline Carroll as Farren, Will Shadley as Ian, Alina Foley as Nora, Magnús Scheving as Poldark, Billy Ray Cyrus as Colton James, George Lopez as Glaze, Katherine Boecher as Creel, Mia Stallard as Cute Girl, Maverick McWilliams as Chad, Quinn Mason as Carl, Margaret Murphy as Mom, Esodie Geiger as Principal, Arron Shiver as Scientist, Lucas Till as Larry, Richard Christie as Judge, Kayleigh Burgess as Cute Gymnast, Stacey Johnson as Princess' Mom, Frank Bond as Waiter, Stephen Eiland as Taxi Driver, Dan Moseley as Tourist; Russian Thugs: Tim Connolly, Troy Brenna, Jeff Chase, Mark Kubr, Dave Mattey and Scott Workman; Valerie Adams as Neighborhood Mother, Steven Ray Byrd as CIA Agent, Gregory Leiker as Mall Walker, Sebastian Lionell as Mall Walker, J.D. Marmion as Mall Walker, Michael Neal Powell as Restaurant Patron and Arthur Wooldridge as Diner Patron/Mall Shopper. Movie Central, December 6, 2011, with Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "Secret Agent Man" - Written by Steve Barri and Phil Sloan, Performed by Johnny Rivers, Courtesy of Soul City Records, Inc.; "The Way It Was" - Written and Performed by Daniel May, Courtesy of Marc Ferrari/MasterSource; "Ba Ma De Hua" - Written by Fai Chen and Xi Lin, Performed by Jackie Chan; "One Way or Another" - Written by Nigel Harrison and Deborah Harry, Performed by Blondie, Courtesy of Capital Records, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Sword Dance" - Courtesy of APM Music. Trivia: Opening montage is made up of clips of several of Jackie Chan's other "spy" movies.
God Of Love. 2010, Starring Luke Matheny as Ray, Christopher Hirsh as Fozzie, Marian Brock as Kelly, Emily Young as Angela, Miguel Rosales as Frank, Mark Gessner as Bartender, Francesca McLaughlin as Gabriella (French Beauty), Priya Dewan as Burka Beauty, David Ross as Trevor, Elizabeth Olin as Performance Artist Beauty, Andrea Mustain as Scrabble Beauty, Carla Bosnjak as Other Beauty, Lee Kiang as Other Beauty, Katherine E. Scharhon as Plaid Beauty, Regency Boies as Other beauty and Ryan Silbert as Angela. Movie Central, December 6, 2011, with Connie Luther. Directed and Written by Luke Matheny. Matheny won the Academy Award for Live Action Short Film at the 83rd Academy Awards for God of Love. Upon receiving the award, the 34 year old New York University, Tisch School of the Arts student thanked his mother and told the audience, "Oh, I should have got a haircut!". Matheny also thanked the Filipino-Americans who helped him in the production of the movie. Music: "All By Myself" - Performed by Luke Matheny and Emily Young; "All Sweet Mystery Of Life" - Performed by Luke Matheny; "Avalon" - Performed by Chris Flory, Neal Miner and Warren Odze; "Excerpts from "Swan Lake" - Performed by Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra; "Vivaldi's Gloria in D Major, RV 598 - Performed by Northern Chamber Orchestra. Very Special Thanks: DiAnn Matheny.
Monsters vs. Aliens. 2009, (computer-animated 3-D science fiction film, the first to be directly produced in a stereoscopic 3-D format instead of being converted into 3-D after completion, which added $15 million to the film's budget) Starring Reese Witherspoon as Susan Murphy/Ginormica (voice), Seth Rogen as B.O.B. (voice), Hugh Laurie as Dr. Cockroach Ph.D. (voice), Will Arnett as The Missing Link (voice), Kiefer Sutherland as General W.R. Monger (voice), Rainn Wilson as Gallaxhar (voice), Stephen Colbert as President Hathaway (voice), Paul Rudd as Derek Dietl (voice), Julie White as Wendy Murphy (voice), Jeffrey Tambor as Carl Murphy (voice), Amy Poehler as Computer (voice), Ed Helms as News Reporter (voice), Renée Zellweger as Katie (voice), John Krasinski as Cuthbert (voice), Sean Bishop as Private Bullhorn/Helicopter Pilot/Advisor Ortega (voice), Rich B. Dietl as Commander/Advisor Smith (voice), Stephen Kearin as Technician Ben (voice), Rob Letterman as Secret Service Man #1/Lieutenant (voice), Tom McGrath as Wilson (voice), Chris Miller as Advisor Cole/Army Commander Jones (voice), Mike Mitchell as Advisor Wedgie (voice), Kent Osborne as Technician Jerry (voice), Latifa Ouaou as Advisor Ouaou/Mrs. Ronson/Female Advisor #2/Panicked Guest (voice), Geoffrey Pomeroy as Soldier #4/Pilot/Soldier #3/News Technician (voice), Dave Smith as Soldier #1/Advisor Jackson (voice), Lisa Stewart as Bridesmaid Candy (voice), Conrad Vernon as Advisor Hawk/Advisor Dither/Minister/Secret Service Man #2/Mama Dietl (voice) and David Koch as Reporter (voice). Movie Central, December 6, 2011, with Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "Planet Claire" - Written by Henry Mancini, Kate Pierson, Fred Schneider, Keith Strickland, Cindy Wilson and Rick Wilson, Performed by Les Deux Love Orchestra; "Planet Claire" - Written by Henry Mancini, Kate Pierson, Fred Schneider, Keith Strickland, Cindy Wilson and Rick Wilson, Performed by The B-52's; "Roses are Red" - Performed by Aqua; "Wedding March" - Traditional; "Purple People Eater" - Written and Performed by Sheb Wooley; "When You See Those Flying Saucers" - Written by Cy Coben and Charlie Green, Performed by The Buchanan Brothers; "Who's Crying Now" - Written by Jonathan Cain and Steve Perry, Performed by Journey; "Axel F" - Written and Performed by Harold Faltermeyer; "Wooly Bully" - Written by Domingo Samudio, Performed by Sam the Sham and The Pharaohs; "Tell Him" - Written by Bert Russell, Performed by The Exciters; "Reminiscing" - Written by Graeham Goble, Performed by Little River Band; "Wild Signals" (uncredited) - Composed by John Williams; "E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial" - Written by John Williams; "Close Encounters Of The Third Kind" - Written by John Williams; "Bridal Chorus" (uncredited) - Composed by Richard Wagner. Trivia: 1. The multi-colored pads that Dr. Cockroach dances on use the same sound effects as the light-up memorization game "Simon". The dancing in sync with the lighted pads is a reference to the arcade game Dance Dance Revolution, in which you do the same thing, only in sync with the on-screen prompts. 2. The infamous sound effect, the "Wilhelm Scream: is featured in this film. The scream was originally done in the 1950s by Sheb Wooley, who sings "Flying Purple People Eater," (1958) used in the closing credits. Quote: The Missing Link: [while outside for the first time in 50 years] It a little hotter than I remember. Has the Earth gotten warmer? It would be great to know that... that would be a very convenient truth.
Gasland. 2010 (documentary) Written, filmed and directed by Josh Fox. Starring Josh Fox, Dick Cheney as Himself (archive footage), Pete Seeger as Himself (archive footage), Richard Nixon as Himself (archive footage), Aubrey K. McClendon as Himself, Pat Fernelli as Herself - Resident, Ron Carter as Himself - Resident, Jean Carter as Herself - Resident, Norma Fiorentino as Herself - Resident, Debbie May as Herself - Resident, Mike Markham as Himself, Marsha Mendenhall as Herself, Dave Neslin as Himself, Jesse Ellsworth as Himself, Amee Ellsworth as Herself, Renee McClure as Herself, Weston Wilson as Himself, Jeff Walker as Himself - Resident, Veronda Walker as Herself - Walker, Lewis Meeks as Himself - Resident, John Fenton as Himself - Resident, Kathy Fenton as Herself - Resident, Dee Hoffmeister as Herself - Resident, Theo Colborn as Herself, Lisa Bracken as Herself - Resident, Robert Blackcloud as Himself - Resident, Dr. Al Armendariz as Himself, Calvin Tillman as Himself - Mayor of Dish, Wilma Subra as Herself, John Hanger as Himself, James F. Gennaro as Himself, Scott Stringer as Himself, Maurice Hinchey as Himself, Albert F. Appleton as Himself, Dan Boren as Himself, Jim Costa as Himself (archive footage), Louie Gohmert as Himself (archive footage), Doug Lamborn as Himself (archive footage), George W. Bush as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited), Dennis Hastert as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited), David Paterson as Himself (archive footage) and T. Boone Pickens as Himself (archive footage). Movie Central, December 7, 2011. Soundtrack: "Nirvana" from "Paradiso" - Performed by Jacob TV; Downpipe for Rainwater" - Performed by Toshiya Tsunoda; "Chez Duyong" - Performed by Vicki Brown; "This Land Is Your Land" - Performed by Pete Seeger; "Technology is Killing Music" - Performed by Rachel's; "Feedback Zwei" - Performed by Keith Fullerton Whitman; "Splinter 6" - Performed by Machinefabriek; "Swallowtail Schooner" - Performed by Vicki Brown; "Anna"; "Basta Pasta" - Performed by Preston Reed; "Zink" - Performed by Machinefabriek; "Galilee Stomp" - Performed by Dan Brinkenhoff and Josh Fox; "Number 28" - Performed by Vicki Brown; "Convenience Shopping" - Performed by Alan Hawkshaw; "Nocturnes In The Dorm" - Performed by Vicki Brown; "Ranonkel 1" - Performed by Machinefabriek; "Ranonkel 2" - Performed by Machinefabriek; "Your Land, My Land, Gasland" - Performed by Josh Fox; "If I Had You" - Performed by Nellie Mckay; "Underberg' - Performed by Vicki Brown; "Trouringh" - Performed by Machinefabriek; "Listicion" - Performed by Pablo Reche; "4 Minute Warning" - Performed by Radiohead; "Big Sky Roll" - Performed by Josh Fox; "Andermansthuis" - Performed by Machinefabriek; "Trade Winds, White Heat" - Performed by Tim Hecker; "03 Untitled" - Performed by Asher Thal-Nir; "Pete's Lament" - Performed by Dan Brinkenhoff; "Overture" - Performed by Nellie Mckay.
A Cure for Terminal Loneliness. 2007 (short, 7 minutes), Starring Joe Pingue as Joseph Strobe, Robin Brûlé as Dawn Moore and Claudia Theriault as Radio Broadcast Voice. Movie Central, December 7, 2011 with Connie Luther. Storyline: Urban fairy tale of esteemed problem-maker Joe Strobe whose work is interrupted with the arrival of a self-diagnostic kit for a particularly dismal, post-industrial pestilence known as Terminal Loneliness. When Joe tests positive he faces finding the solution.
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. 1960, Starring Tony Randall as The King of France, Archie Moore as Jim, Eddie Hodges as Huckleberry Finn, Patty McCormack as Joanna Wilkes, Neville Brand as Pap Finn, Mickey Shaughnessy as The Duke, Judy Canova as Sheriff's wife, Andy Devine as Mr. Carmody, Sherry Jackson as Mary Jane Wilkes, Buster Keaton as Lion Tamer, Finlay Currie as Capt. Sellers, Josephine Hutchinson as Widow Douglas, Parley Baer as Grangeford man, John Carradine as Slave catcher, Royal Dano as Harlan (Sheriff), Dolores Hawkins as Riverboat singer, Sterling Holloway as Barber, Harry Dean Stanton as Slave Catcher (as Dean Stanton), Mack Chandler as Man at Circus, Fred Coby as Sheriff, Henry Corden as Mate, Eddie Fetherston as Townsman, Roy Glenn as Drayman, James W. Horan as Clerk, Fred Kohler Jr. as Mate, Ann Kunde as Woman at Circus, Sam McDaniel as Servant, Owen McGiveney as Second Uncle, Walter Merrill as Gambler, Rickey Murray as Cabin Boy, Burt Mustin as Old Farmer with Shotgun, Virginia Rose as Woman at Circus, Miles Stephens as Foreman, Minerva Urecal as Miss Sarah Watson, Patrick Whyte as Uncle Harvey Wilkes and Jack Younger as Bit Role. Turner Classic Movies, December 7, 2011. Soundtrack: "Huckleberry Finn" (uncredited) - Music by Burton Lane, Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner, Performed by Archie Moore; "I Ain't Never Felt So Good Before" (uncredited) - Music by Burton Lane, Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner, Performed by Archie Moore; "I'll Wait for You by the River" (uncredited) - Music by Burton Lane, Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner, Performed by Dolores Hawkins; "Pittsburgh Blue" (uncredited) - Music by Burton Lane, Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner, Performed by Dolores Hawkins (recorded for the film but not used). Trivia: Directed by Michael Curtiz. Based on the famous Mark Twain novel of the same name, it was the third sound film version of the story and the second filmed by MGM. The film was the first adaptation of Huckleberry Finn to be filmed in Cinemascope and Technicolor, and the first film to star Eddie Hodges and former boxer Archie Moore in leading roles (as Huck and Jim). Tony Randall also appeared in the film (and got top billing) and Buster Keaton had a bit role in what proved to be his final film for his old studio, MGM. Some scenes in the film were shot on the Sacramento River, which doubled for the Mississippi River. Archie Moore was a Light-heavyweight prizefighter and World Champion in his weight class (175-pound limit) from 1952 to 1960. He holds the record for most knockouts by a professional fighter, 145. Anachronism: Just before Huck and Jim jump off the riverboat, Huck puts on his pants. We hear a "snap" as he snaps his pants. He then zips up his zipper. Neither snap fasteners or zippers were in use at the time (1851). Storyline: Huckleberry Finn, a rambuctious boy adventurer chafing under the bonds of civilization, escapes his humdrum world and his selfish, plotting father by sailing a raft down the Mississippi River. Accompanying him is Jim, a slave running away from being sold. Together the two strike a bond of friendship that takes them through harrowing events and thrilling adventures.
Biutiful. 2010, Starring Javier Bardem as Uxbal, Maricel Álvarez as Marambra, Hanaa Bouchaib as Ana, Guillermo Estrella as Mateo, Eduard Fernández as Tito, Cheikh Ndiaye as Ekweme, Diaryatou Daff as Ige, Taisheng Cheng as Hai, Jin Luo as Liwei, George Chibuikwem Chukwuma as Samuel, Lang Sofia Lin as Li, Yodian Yang as Chino Obeso, Tuo Lin as Barman Bar Hai, Xueheng Chen as Chino Bodega, Xiaoyan Zhang as Jung, Ye Ailie as Padre Hai, Xianlin Bao as Madre Hai, Ana Wagener as Bea, Rubén Ochandiano as Zanc, Karra Elejalde as Mendoza, Nasser Saleh as Muchacho, Tomás del Estal as Hombre de Luto, Ángel Luis Arjona as Niño Muerto, Dolores Echepares as Señora Funeral, Adelfa Calvo as Mujer Grande, Manuel Solo as Médico, Violeta Pérez as Enfermera, Germán Almendros as Cirujano 1, Isaac Alcaide as Cirujano 2, Nacho Moliné as Cirujano 3, Carmen La Lata as Vieja, Annabel Totusaus as Secretaria Fincas, Eduardo Gómez as Hombre Semidesnudo, Ramón Elies as Empleado Cementerio 1, Juan Vicente Sánchez as Empleado Cementerio 2, Félix Cubero as Burócrata, Mª Carmen Peletero as Mesera, Federico Muñoz as Alcalde, Leticia Albizuri as Chica Joven 2, María Casado as Presentadora Informativos, Judith Huertas as Reportera Informativos; Bailarinas Stripper Bar: Aroa Ortiz, Victoria M. Díaz, Sonia Cruz, Sophie Evans, Luna Jimémez Colindres, Dunia Montenegro and Rodica Ioana Ungureanu; Albert Grabuleda Capdevila as Mosso d'Esquadra Antidisturbio, Alain Hernández, Pitu Princess as Plañidera and Jesus Puchol as Mosso d'Esquadra. Movie Central, December 8, 2011. Soundtrack: "Como Te Extraño Mi Amor" - Performed by Café Tacuba, Written by Leopoldo Dante Tévez, Courtesy of Warner Music México, S.A. De C.V., Publishing Emi Music Publishing; "Shudder/King of Snake" - Performed by Underworld, Written by Donna Summer, 'Darren Emerson' , Giorgio Moroder, Pete Bellotte (as Peter Bellotte), Rick Smith (as Richard Smith) and Karl Hyde, Chrysalis Songs on behalf of Smith Hyde Productions, Contains a sample of "I Feel Love", Performed by Donna Summer, Publishing D/B/A Sweet Summer Night Music; "Let the Music Play" - Performed by Barry White, Written by Barry White, Courtesy of Universal Music Mexico S.A. De C.V., Publishing Warner Chappell Music Mexico S.A. De C.V.; "Ritmo de la Noche" - Performed by Lorca, Written by Harry Castioni, Alex Joerg Christensen, B. Lagonda, Wycombe, Peter Allen and Adrian Anderson, Courtesy of BLOOPER Production Publishing, HANSEATIC MUSIKVERLAG GMBH & CO KG/WARNER CHAPPELL MUSIC GERMANY/Rondor Musikverlag, GMBH Universal Music Publishing, S.A. De C.V.; "Poppy Smoke" - Performed by Meng Hongmao, Toby Record (as Tobias John Record) & Ashley Witt, Written by Xue Yinxuan (MCSC), Arranged by Toby Record (as Tobias John Record) & Ashley Witt, Licensed by Crc Jianian Inc.; "Loco (Tu Forma de Ser)" - Performed by Los Auténticos Decadentes, Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment México S.A. De C.V., (p) 1989 BMG Ariola Argentina S.A., Publishing Emi Music Publishing; "Meditacion #9" - Performed by Sebastián Escofet, Written by Sebastián Escofet, Licensed by Asterisco.org Records; "Ravel: 2. Adagio Assai (Piano Concerto in G)" - Performed by Zoltán Kocsis, Budapest Festival Orchestra and Iván Fischer, Written by Maurice Ravel, Courtesy of Decca Music Group Ltd., Licensed by Universal Music Enterprises, Publishing Universal Music Publishing Mgb. Trivia: 1. The title Biutiful refers to the orthographical spelling in Spanish of the English word beautiful as it would sound to native Spanish speakers. 2. It was shot between October 2008 and February 2009 in Barcelona, Spain. It was a Mexican and Spanish co-production. 3. Javier Bardem's part in this film is the first time that a performance entirely in the Spanish Language has been nominated for an Academy Award Best Actor Oscar. 4. The Director Alejandro González Iñárritu spent 14 months editing the film. Storyline: Biutiful is the story of Uxbal, a single father who struggles to reconcile fatherhood, love, spirituality, crime, guilt and mortality amid the dangerous underworld of modern Barcelona, all before his time is up. He must deal with his loving but unreliable, reckless, and bipolar wife (from whom he is separated and who poses a threat to the safety of their children), and a large group of illegal immigrants for whom he obtains material so that they may not be deported. In the middle of all of this, he is diagnosed with terminal cancer, which he tries to hide from his two children. Quotes: 1. Ana: Dad! How do you spell "beautiful"? Uxbal: Like that, like it sounds. 2. Uxbal: Look in my eyes. Look at my face. Remember me, please. Don't forget me, Ana. Don't forget me, my love, please.
Lombardi. 2010 (TV 90 minutes, Documentary) Starring Lionel Aldridge as Himself (archive footage), Vicki Aldridge as Herself (as Vicki Aldridge Nelson), Colonel Earl 'Red' Blaik as Himself (archive footage), Tom Brookshier as Himself (archive footage), Mickey Corcoran as Himself, Frank Gifford as Himself, Ken Hartnett as Himself, Paul Harvey as Himself (voice), Paul Hornung as Himself (archive footage), Sam Huff as Himself, Jerry Izenberg as Himself, Sonny Jurgensen as Himself, Lori Keck as Herself, Gary Knafelc as Himself, Jerry Kramer as Himself, Tom Landry as Himself (archive footage), Chuck Lane as Himself, Bud Lea as Himself, Vince Lombardi Jr. as Himself (as Vincent Lombardi), Harold Lombardi as Himself, Marie Lombardi as Herself (archive footage), Susan Lombardi as Herself, Vincent Lombardi as Himself (archive footage), John Madden as Himself, Wellington Mara as Himself (archive footage), David Maraniss as Himself, Iggy McPartland as Himself, Joe McPartland as Himself, Don Meredith as Himself (archive footage), Richard Nixon as Himself (archive footage), Pat Peppler as Himself, Dave Robinson as Himself, Pete Rozelle as Himself (archive footage), Bart Starr as Himself, Jim Taylor as Himself (archive footage), Johnny Unitas as Himself (archive footage), David Brinkley as Himself (archive footage), Howard Cosell as Himself (archive footage), Walter Cronkite as Himself (archive footage), John Facenda as Himself (voice), Roger Mudd as Himself (archive footage) and Frank Reynolds as Himself (archive footage). HBO Films, December 8, 2011. Narrated by Liev Schreiber.
Limitless. 2011, Starring Bradley Cooper as Eddie Morra, Robert De Niro as Carl Van Loon, Abbie Cornish as Lindy, Andrew Howard as Gennady, Anna Friel as Melissa, Johnny Whitworth as Vernon, Tomas Arana as Man in Tan Coat, Robert John Burke as Pierce, Darren Goldstein as Kevin Doyle, Ned Eisenberg as Morris Brandt, T.V. Carpio as Valerie, Richard Bekins as Hank Atwood, Patricia Kalember as Mrs. Atwood, Cindy Katz as Marla Sutton, Brian A. Wilson as Detective, Rebecca Dayan as Rebecca Dayan, Ann Marie Green as Financial Newscaster, Damali Mason as Female Cop, Meg McCrossen as Female Assistant, Tom Bloom as Dunham, Nina Hodoruk as Realtor, Tom Teti as Tailor, Stephanie Humphrey as TV News Reporter, Joe McCarthy as Day Trader #1, Peter Pryor as Day Trader #2, Daniel Breaker as Campaign Manager, Chris McMullin as Cop, Dave Droxler as Technician, Luisina Quarleri as Italian Hostess/Waitress, Piper Brown as Girl Skater, Simon MacLean as Father Skater, Saxon Palmer as Businessman #1, Stephen Sable as Businessman #2, Caroline Maria Winberg as Maria Winberg, Damaris Lewis as Beautiful Black Woman, Martha Ann Talman as Van Loon's Assistant, Robert Bizik as Coffee Shop Owner, Hugh Douglas as Poker Player #1, Howard Strong as Poker Player #2, Arlette de Alba as Girl Passenger, Eddie Fernandez as Gennady Thug, Ray Siegle as Gennady Blind Thug, Nicolas le Guern as Friend at Beach #1, Richard Miller as Friend at Beach #2, Violeta Silva as Friend at Beach #3, Anna Parkinson as Friend at Beach #4, Laurence Roscoe as Friend at Beach #5, Michael Belveduto as Restaurant Patron, Ian Bonner as Campaign Volunteer, Jennifer Butler as Business Woman, Gregory R. Campbell as Party Goer, Juan Eloy Carrera as Campaign Worker, Jim Croft as Day Trader, Mary Ellen Driscoll as Eddie's Aunt, Robert Eckard as Barfly, Cindy Engle as Detective, Daniel Ferro as Party Guest, Jason Furlani as Man #2, Joel Garland as Man 1, Victoria Gates as Business Woman, Ann-Marie Jordan as Volunteer-Political Campaign, Steven J. Klaszky as Restaurant Patron, Ashley Klein as Friend in Park, Michael J. Kraycik as Bartender, Zackary Kresser as Upscale party guest, Janice LaFlam as Diner, Tom Leonard as Political Block Captain, Bob Lewandowski as Party Guest, Krista Magnusson as Pool Party & Dinner Guest, Todd McCall as Businessman, Engelia McCullough as Volunteer - Political Campaign, Harry Mearing as Businessman, Rana Morrison as Carly, Douglas Nelson as Day Trader, Sara Painter as Morris' Legal Aide, B.J. Parker as Police Officer, Mihir Pathak as Cab Driver, Brian James Pepe as Bodyguard #2, Sandy Perilli as Upscale Bar Patron/Business Woman, Mark Pricskett as Day Trader, Joseph Queroli as Campaign Aide, Chuck Rayner as Volunteer - Political Campaign, David Reineke as Political candidiate, Robert Rickert as Restaurant Patron, Gary Robinson as Restaurant Patron, Angel Rodriguez as Pedestrian, Jerry Ross as Businessman, Michelle Santiago as Restaurant Patron, Chuck Schanamann as Day Trader, Ann Marie Seall as Woman in Black Fur, Ashley Shewell as Political Campaign Volunteer, David Adam Smith as Van Loon Executive, Rita Soto as Upscale Diner, Will Souders as NYPD Officer, Jay Spadaro as Neighbor, Ann Talman as Van Loon's Assistant, Rob Tode as Brandt's Assistant, Naeem Uzimann as Newsstand, Gabriel Valentino as BG, Don Whatley as Volunteer, Johnny M. Wu as Waiter, Joe Zarriello as Bell Boy and Robert Zrim as Day Trader. Movie Central, December 9, 2011. Soundtrack: "Cicada" - Written by Richard Baluyut, Fontaine Toups and Edward Baluyut, Performed by Versus, Courtesy of Merge Records, By Arrangement with Bank Robber Music; "I Don't Care If There's Cursing" - Written by Matthew Houck, Performed by Phosphorescent, Courtesy of Dead Oceans, By Arrangement with Bank Robber Music; "Lonely Blue Boy" - Written by Fred Wise and Ben Weisman, Performed by Conway Twitty, Courtesy of MCA Nashville, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Let It Go" - Written by Kevin Pullen, Performed by The Dunes, Courtesy of Curve Music, By Arrangement with Bearsuit Publishing; "Walking" - Written by Ash Grunwald, Performed by Ash Grunwald, Courtesy of Ash Grunwald; "Howlin' For You" - Written by Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney, Performed by The Black Keys, Courtesy of Nonesuch Records, By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Prelude, Op.3: No.2 in C Sharp Minor" - Written by Sergei Rachmaninoff, Performed by Eldar Nebolsin, Courtesy of Naxos, By Arrangement with Source/Q; "Don't Sweat The Technique" - Written by Eric B. (as Eric Barrier) and Rakim (as William Griffin), Performed by Eric B. & Rakim, Courtesy of Geffen Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Chocolate and Cheese" - Written and Performed by Jon Kennedy, Courtesy of Tru Thoughts Recordings, By Arrangement with Third Side America; "The Way It Was" - Written and Performed by Daniel May, Courtesy of MasterSource Music Catalog; "Athens By Night" - Written and Performed by Matt Hirt, Courtesy of MasterSource Music Catalog; "This My Club" - Written by Reginald Marquis Wilks and Isaac Petit-Frere, Performed by Prophit, Courtesy of Nytcrawlaz Entertainment/Red Square Music LLC, By Arrangement with Shelly Bay Music; "The Believers" - Written by Mariqueen Maandig, Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, Performed by How To Destroy Angels, Courtesy of The Null Corporation II; "Hook Shot" - Written by Joseph T. Youngman, Performed by Wolfgang Gartner, Courtesy of Ultra Records, Inc.; "Jukebox" - Written by M. Aguilar, J. Evans and L. Moorer, Performed by Kidz In The Hall, Courtesy of Duck Down Music, By Arrangement with Shelly Bay Music; "Yangtze Valley" - Written and Performed by Matt Hirt, Courtesy of MasterSource Music Catalog. The film is based on the 2001 novel The Dark Fields by Alan Glynn with the screenplay by Leslie Dixon. Quote: Eddie Morra: You see that guy? That was me not so long ago. What kind of guy without a drug or alcohol problem looks this way? Only a writer.
Collectibles. 2008 (12 minutes, Short), Starring Alessandra Daniele as Alex, Joanna Daniels as Babs, Mark Arnold as Kent and Christina Pickles as Narrator. Movie Central, December 9, 2011. Song: "Jolly Old St. Nicholas" (Traditional). Storyline: Five-year-old Alex is overjoyed when she gets the doll she wanted for Christmas. But when her parents forbid her from opening the package because it's a collectible, Alex sets off on a quest to open it and free the princess at any cost.
Casino Jack. 2010. Starring Kevin Spacey as Jack Abramoff, Ruth Marshall as Susan Schmidt, Graham Greene as Bernie Sprague, Hannah Endicott-Douglas as Sarah Abramoff, Barry Pepper as Michael Scanlon, John Robinson as Federal Agent Patterson, Jason Weinberg as Snake, Spencer Garrett as Tom DeLay, Yok Come Ho as Asian Factory Worker, Anna Hardwick as Lobbyist #2, John David Whalen as Kevin Ring, Matt Gordon as Bill Jarrell, Jeffrey R. Smith as Grover Norquist, Christian Campbell as Ralph Reed, Eric Schweig as Chief Poncho, Xenia Siamas as Flight Attendant (St. Andrews), Jeff Pustil as Bob Ney, Rachelle Lefevre as Emily Miller, Paolo Mancini as Scott Gleason, Cindy Dolenc as Female Friend, Nancy Beatty as Enid, Damir Andrei as Manny Rouvelas, Stephen Chambers as Art Dimopoulos, Kelly Preston as Pam Abramoff, Oksana Kuznichenko as Blackjack Dealer, Jon Lovitz as Adam Kidan, Paul Stephen as Reverend Mueller, David Fraser as Karl Rove, Pamela Matthews as Woman at Meeting, Natalie Krill as Flight Attendant (Crystal), P.J, Lazic as Chris, Daniel Kash as Gus Boulis, Mike Petersen as Senator Jarvis, Reid Morgan as Brian, Adam Waxman as Lobbyist #1, Yannick Bisson as Oscar Carillo, Tina Louise Bomberry as Drinking Companion, Tony Stellisano as Roulette Operator, Mark-Cameron Fraser as Concierge, Balford Gordon as Bodyguard (Kidan), Billy Merasty as Bartender, Maury Chaykin as Big Tony, Karl Campbell as Security Guy, Conrad Pla as Agent Hanley, Danielle Bourgon as Female FBI Agent, Joe Pingue as Little Tony, Ashley Wolfe as White House Aide, Linda Goranson as President Bush's Secretary, Brent Mendenhall as President Bush, Andrea Davis as Delay's Secretary, Richard Clarkin as Partner #1, Richard Blackburn as Partner #2, Judah Katz as Abbe Lowell, Brian Paul as Senator McCain, David Brandon George as Senator Burman, Duke Redbird as Senator Nighthorse, Todd Dulmage as Spectator #1, Rob Baker as Spectator #2, Janet Hill as Native Woman, Kirstin Hinton as Junior Studio Executive, Kevin Louis as Prison Guard, Timothy Watters as President Clinton, John Hickenlooper as Senator Campbell, Graham Abbey as Simon Bowler, Mishael Morgan as Receptionist, Jennifer Higgin as Casino Woman, Bettina Bennett as Natascha, Mike Kaminski as Voice Impersonation by, Brendan Carmody as Cruise ship DJ, Heather Farah as Business Woman, Sima Fisher as Aquaintance and Kim Shimizu as FBI agent. Movie Central, December 10, 2011. Soundtrack: "Ballade No. 1, Op 23" - Written by Frédéric Chopin, Performed by Andrew Burashko; "All That Jazz" - Written by Steven Sidwell, Courtesy of The Music People Ltd.; "Glad Bag" - Written by Shawn Morrison/Adam Francis, Performed by Peep Sho, Courtesy of ReSet Entertainment Group Inc.; "Cheyenne Bus Stop Boarding Blues" - Written and Performed by D'Arcy McGuire, Courtesy of D'Arcy McGuire Productions; "Get Money" - Written by Shawn Morrison/Adam Francis, Performed by Peep Sho, Courtesy of ReSet Entertainment Group Inc.; "Hava Nagila" (Traditional) - Performed by The Barry Sisters, Courtesy of Warner Music Canada Co.; "Eddie's Got a Mustang" - Written by Chris Burke-Gaffney/Arun Chaturvedi/Darrelyne Bickel, Performed by Darrelyne Bickel; "Quanto E Bella Act 1: Nemorino" - Written by Gaetano Donizetti, Music provided by APM Music LLC. Quotes: 1. Sarah Abramoff: Would you please stop it with that... quoting movies all the time. Jack Abramoff: Come on honey, you know I love the movies. 2. Jack Abramoff: Washington is like Hollywood, but with uglier faces.
The Night Before the Night Before Christmas. 2010 (Made for TV), Starring Jennifer Beals as Angela Fox, Rick Roberts as Wayne Fox, R.D. Reid as Santa, Jordan Prentice as Nigel Thumb, Gage Munroe as Toby Fox, Rebecca Williams as Hannah Fox, Marcia Bennett as Mrs. Claus, Clé Bennett as Lonnie, Kim Roberts as Yolanda, Sam Malkin as Hank, Brad Borbridge as Wes, Billy Otis as Karl, Karl Campbell as Registration Desk Guy and Sarah Leach as Choir Girl. Movie Central, December 10, 2011. Storyline: Santa sets off on his Christmas duties a day early, crashes into the Fox family's house, ends up with amnesia and loses his magic sack of presents. The Fox parents are preoccupied with work and the kids aren't very festive. But it's up to them to help Santa find his magical bag of toys and the clock is ticking or Christmas will be ruined. Forced to set aside their own problems and work together, the Fox family rediscover how much they enjoy being together and realize the need to reprioritize their lives.
Unknown. 2011, Starring Liam Neeson as Dr. Martin Harris, Diane Kruger as Gina, January Jones as Elizabeth "Liz" Harris, Aidan Quinn as Martin B., Frank Langella as Professor Rodney Cole, Bruno Ganz as Ernst Jürgen, Sebastian Koch as Professor Leo Bressler, Stipe Erceg as Jones, Rainer Bock as Herr Strauss, Mido Hamada as Prince Shada, Clint Dyer as Biko, Karl Markovics as Dr. Farge, Eva Löbau as Nurse Gretchen Erfurt, Olivier Schneider as Smith, Helen Wiebensohn as Laurel Bressler, Merle Wiebensohn as Lily Bressler, Adnan Maral as Turkish Taxi Driver, Torsten Michaelis as Airport Taxi Driver, Rainer Sellien as Control Room Detective, Petra Hartung as Control Room Detective, Michael Baral as Peter Hoffmann (Hotel Adlon Receptionist), Sanny Van Heteren as Hotel Adlon Receptionist, Ricardo Dürner as Hotel Adlon Doorman, Marlon Putzke as Hotel Adlon Bellhop, Herbert Olschok as Hans Brandt, Karla Trippel as Hostel Cashier, Petra Schmidt-Schaller as Immigration Officer, Annabelle Mandeng as TV Anchor, Janina Flieger as University Receptionist, Fritz Roth as Taxi Depot Manager, Heike Hanold-Lynch as Anna - Lost & Found Clerk, Matthias Weidenhöfer as Hotel Control Room Guard, Kida Khodr Ramadan as Café Owner, Peter Becker as Hotel Guard, Vladimir Pavic as Club Bouncer, Oliver Stolz as River Samaritan, Oliver Lang as Club DJ, Sebastian Stielke as Brandt's Assistant, Wolfgang Stegemann, Hilary Kennedy as Female News Anchor and Hendrik Maaß as Hotel Adlon Waiter. Movie Central, December 12, 2011. Soundtrack: "Elevation" - Performed by Sultana Ensemble, Written by Yoel Ben-Simhon (ASCAP), Published by Lovecat Music (ASCAP), Courtesy of Lovecat Music; "Tchiribim" - Performed by Watcha Clan, Written by Clement Queysanne & Karine Kallahoun (SACEM), Courtesy of Songs for Film & TV obo Piranha Musik; "Blue Monday" - (Oliver Lang & Rob Blazye Remix), Performed by New Order, Written by Morris/Hook/Sumner/Gilbert © Be Music (NS), All Rights Administered by Warner/Chappell Music Publishing Limited, Licensed Courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd; "Reflections" - Performed by Kevin W. Buchholz (as Buchholz) & Jessie Shapiro (as Shapiro), Written by Kevin W. Buchholz (ASCAP) & Jessie Shapiro (ASCAP), Courtesy of Acumen Audio & Cutting Edge Music; "Quartet Major" Performed by Paul Durham, Paul Durham - Black Labyrinth Music (BMI), Donald J. Hofer - YRSK Publishing (ASCAP), Courtesy of Songs for Film & TV obo Black Lab; "Streets of Istanbul" (uncredited) - Performed by Kevin W. Buchholz (as Buchholz) & Jessie Shapiro (as Shapiro), Written by Kevin W. Buchholz (ASCAP) & Jessie Shapiro (ASCAP), Courtesy of Acumen Audio & Cutting Edge Music; "TV Tunes" (uncredited) - Performed by Kevin W. Buchholz (as Buchholz) & Jessie Shapiro (as Shapiro), Written by Kevin W. Buchholz (ASCAP) & Jessie Shapiro (ASCAP), Courtesy of Acumen Audio & Cutting Edge Music. Trivia: Principal photography took place in early February 2010 in Berlin, Germany, and in the Studio Babelsberg film studios. The bridge the taxi plunges from is the Oberbaumbrücke. The Friedrichstraße was blocked for several nights for the shooting of a car chase. Some of the shooting was done in the Hotel Adlon. Locations include the Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin Central Station, Berlin Friedrichstraße station, Pariser Platz, Museum Island, the Oranienburger Straße in Berlin, and the Leipzig/Halle Airport. According to Andrew Rona, the budget was $40 million.[2] Dark Castle Entertainment contributed $30 million. German public film funds supported the production with €4.65 million (more than $6 million). The working title was Unknown White Male. According to his passport, Martin Harris was born on June 7th. This is also the birthday of Liam Neeson who portrays Dr. Harris. When Martin Harris and wife take a taxi from the airport to the Adlon Hotel, you see the Soviet War Memorial, then they pass the Victory Column towards West. This is near the Tiergarten. After they passed the Victory Column you see the Brandenburger Tor. Many German actors were cast for the movie. Rainer Bock had previously starred in Inglourious Basterds (which also starred Diane Kruger) and The White Ribbon. Anachronism: The passport inspection scene at the airport shows that the film is set in December 2010. The entire film shows German Police cars as being green-silver in color and Police uniforms as green-beige. However, in 2010 the State Police of Berlin had started switching the color of uniforms to blue and the color of Police cars to silver-blue. Due to the amount of Police officers/cars involved in the story, at least some should have had the new color scheme.
White Christmas. 1954 (Technicolor musical, featuring the songs of Irving Berlin), Starring Bing Crosby as Bob Wallace, Danny Kaye as Phil Davis, Vera-Ellen (as Vera Ellen) as Judy Haynes, Rosemary Clooney as Betty Haynes, Dean Jagger as Major General Thomas F. Waverly, Mary Wickes as Emma Allen, John Brascia as John, Anne Whitfield as Susan Waverly, I. Stanford Jolley as Railroad stationmaster, Barrie Chase as Doris Lenz, Bea Allen as Dancer, Joan Bayley as Dancer, Mae Bruce as Lady in Depot, Tony Butala as Child Dancer, Glen Cargyle as Jeep Driver, George Chakiris as Dancer, Les Clark as Dancer, Lorraine Crawford as Rita, Robert Crosson as Albert, Marcel De la Brosse as Carousel Club's Maitre d', Sayre Dearing as Ex-Staff Officer, Mike Donovan as 2nd Conductor, Franklyn Farnum as Carousel Club Extra, Ernie Flatt as Dancer, Bess Flowers as Carousel Club Extra, Gavin Gordon as General Harold G. Carlton, Johnny Grant as Ed Harrison, Percy Helton as Train Conductor, Richard Keene as Carousel Club's Stage Manager, Kenner G. Kemp as Ex-Soldier, Vivian Mason as Rehearsal Blonde, Peggy McKim as Child Dancer, Leighton Noble as Bandleader, James Parnell as Sheriff, Joe Ploski as Ex-Soldier, Sig Ruman as Landlord, Richard Shannon as Joe (Adjutant Captain), Dick Stabile as Band Leader at the Carousel Club, Grady Sutton as Mr. Herring (General's Party Guest), Hal Taggart as Carousel Club Extra and Herb Vigran as Novello, Nightclub Manager. American Movie Classics, December 12, 2011, with Bethany and Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "White Christmas" - Words and Music by Irving Berlin, Sung by Bing Crosby, Reprised during the finale by Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney and Vera-Ellen (dubbed by Trudy Stevens) (uncredited); "The Best Things Happen When You're Dancing" - Words and Music by Irving Berlin, Sung by Danny Kaye, danced by Danny and Vera-Ellen, Also played for dancing at the party; "Sisters" - Words and Music by Irving Berlin, Sung by Rosemary Clooney and Vera-Ellen (dubbed by Trudy Stevens) (uncredited), Also lip-synched by Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye; "Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep" - Words and Music by Irving Berlin, Sung by Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney; "Mandy" - Words and Music by Irving Berlin, Danced by Vera-Ellen, John Brascia and ensemble, Sung by Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye; "Geee! I Wish I Was Back in the Army" - Words and Music by Irving Berlin, Sung by Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney, Vera-Ellen (dubbed by Trudy Stevens) (uncredited); "Snow" - Words and Music by Irving Berlin, Sung by Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney, Vera-Ellen (dubbed by Trudy Stevens) (uncredited); "Choreography" - Words and Music by Irving Berlin, Sung by Danny Kaye, Danced by Danny Kaye, Vera-Ellen, John Brascia, and small chorus satirizing Martha Graham style; "What Can You Do With a General?" - Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin, Sung by Bing Crosby; "VistaVision Trademark Fanfare" (uncredited) - by Van Cleave; "The Old Man" - Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin, Sung by Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, and chorus at the front, Reprised by them all at the celebration in the inn; "Abraham" - Music by Irving Berlin, Danced by Vera-Ellen and John Brascia; "Blue Skies" - Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin, Performed by Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye in the montage; "Heat Wave" - Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin, Performed by Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye in the montage; "Love, You Didn't Do Right By Me" - Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin, Sung by Rosemary Clooney. Songs: "White Christmas" (Crosby); "It's Cold Outside" (Crosby); "The Old Man" (Crosby, Kaye, and Men's Chorus); Medley: "Heat Wave"/"Let Me Sing and I'm Happy"/"Blue Skies" (Crosby & Kaye); "Sisters" (Clooney); "The Best Things Happen While You're Dancing" (Kaye [& Vera-Ellen]); "Sisters (reprise)" (Clooney); "Snow" (Crosby, Kaye, Clooney & Stevens); Minstrel Number: "I'd Rather See a Minstrel Show"/"Mister Bones"/"Mandy" (Crosby, Kaye, Clooney,& Chorus); "Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep" (Crosby & Clooney); "Choreography" (Kaye); "The Best Things Happen While You're Dancing (reprise)" (Kaye & Chorus); "Abraham" (instrumental); "Love, You Didn't Do Right By Me" (Clooney); "What Can You Do with a General?" (Crosby); "The Old Man (reprise)" (Crosby & Men's Chorus); "Gee, I Wish I Was Back in the Army" (Crosby, Kaye, Clooney & Stevens) and "White Christmas (finale)" (Crosby, Kaye, Clooney, Stevens & Chorus). There are brief renditions of other Berlin songs ("Heat Wave", "Let Me Sing and I'm Happy" and "Blue Skies"). The song, "What Can You Do with a General?" was originally written for an un-produced project called Stars on My Shoulders. Trivia: The photo that Vera-Ellen shows to Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye of her brother, Bennie, is actually a photo of Carl 'Alfalfa' Switzer. Cast members Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney both have descendants in the Star Trek series. Bing's granddaughter, Denise Crosby appeared in Star Trek: The Next Generation, while Clooney's son, Miguel Ferrer appeared in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock. During "The Best Things" dance number, at the end of the number, on the very last twirl around a kneeling Danny Kaye before she falls into his arms, Vera-Ellen trips over Danny Kaye's outstretched left foot. She recovers so smoothly that it is very difficult to catch.
Let Me In. 2010 American romantic horror film directed by Matt Reeves and starring Kodi Smit-McPhee and Chloë Grace Moretz, is based on the 2008 Swedish film Let the Right One In (Låt den rätte komma in), directed by Tomas Alfredson, and the novel of the same name by John Ajvide Lindqvist. It tells the story of a bullied 12-year-old boy who develops a friendship with a vampire child in a New Mexico town in the early 1980s. Starring Kodi Smit-McPhee as Owen, Chloë Grace Moretz as Abby, Richard Jenkins as The Father, Cara Buono as Owen's mother, Elias Koteas as The Policeman/Voice of Owen's Father, Sasha Barrese as Virginia, Dylan Minnette as Kenny, Ritchie Coster as Mr. Zoric, Jimmy Pinchak as Mark, Dylan Kenin as Larry, Chris Browning as Jack, Jimmy Jax Pinchak as Mark, Nicolai Dorian as Donald, Rebekah Wiggins as Nurse, Seth Adkins as High School Kid, Ashton Moio as Lanky Kid, Brett DelBuono as Kenny's Brother, Gwendolyn Apple as Girl in Pool, Colin Moretz (brother of Chloe Grace Moretz) as Video Arcade Counterman, Rowbie Orsatti as Scottie Tate, Brenda Wehle as Principal, Galen Hutchison as Football Player #1, Dean Satriano as Football Player #2, Rachel Hroncich as Admitting Nurse, Deborah Mazor as Day Nurse, Frank Bond as Train Conductor, Kayla Anderson as Newscaster, Tobin Espeset as Paramedic #1, Ben Bode as Paramedic #2, Juliet Lopez as Paramedic #3, Jon Kristian Moore as Paramedic #4, David T. Quan as Hospital Onlooker and Ronald Reagan as Himself (archive footage). Movie Central, December 13, 2011. Soundtrack: "Let's Dance" - Written by David Bowie, Performed by David Bowie, Licensed by Arrangement with Jones Music America, (ASCAP) admin. by ARZO Publishing, Courtesy of RZO Music; "Turning Japanese" - Written by David Fenton, Performed by The Vapors, Licensed by Arrangement with EMI Music Publishing Ltd, Licensed courtesy of EMI Records Ltd; "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me" - Written by Boy George (as George O'Dowd), Jon Moss, Roy Hay and Michael Craig, Performed by Culture Club, Licensed by Arrangement with EMI Virgin Music Publishing Ltd, Licensed courtesy of Virgin Records Ltd; "Time (Clock Of The Heart)" - Written by Boy George (as George O'Dowd), Jon Moss, Roy Hay and Michael Craig, Performed by Culture Club, Licensed by Arrangement with EMI Virgin Music Publishing Ltd, Licensed courtesy of Virgin Records Ltd; "Burnin' For You" - Written by Donald Roeser & Richard Meltzer, Performed by Blue Öyster Cult, Licensed by Arrangement with Sony/ATV Music Publishing, Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment Inc; "Doot Doot" - Written by Karl Hyde, Ric Smith and Alfie Thomas, Performed by Freur, Licensed by Arrangement with EMI Music Publishing Ltd, Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment UK Ltd; "Breakup Song" - Written by Greg Kihn, Stephen Wright & Gary Phillipet, Performed by the Greg Kihn Band, Licensed by Arrangement with Rye Boy Music administered by Joel S. Turtle, Courtesy of Sanctuary Records Group Limited, Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd. Principal photography began in Albuquerque, New Mexico on November 2, 2009. Filming took place in several different New Mexico locations, before concluding in Albuquerque in January 2010. A large section of the film was filmed at Los Alamos High School in Los Alamos, New Mexico. Los Alamos County granted a special request from the film's director and producer to name the town in the movie "Los Alamos, New Mexico." The local police department loaned the film crew 1980s style uniforms and patrol cars to use for the film and over 100 local teenagers were cast as extras. Quote: Owen: Are you a vampire? Abby: I need blood to live. Owen: But how old are you, really? Abby: Twelve. But... I've been twelve for a very long time. Anachronisms: The Now and Laters seen in this movie have had that logo since the early 1990s. The movie takes place during the early 1980s. 2. Xybots was released in 1987. The movies takes place during the early 1980s.
Monsters. 2010 (British science fiction), Starring Scoot McNairy as Andrew Kaulder, Whitney Able as Samantha Wynden, Mario Zuniga Benavides as Ticket Seller, Annalee Jefferies as Homeless Woman; Marines: Justin Hall, Ricky Catter, Paul Archer, Kerry Valderrama, Jonathan Winnford, Stan Wong, Anthony Cristo, Mario Richardson, Jorge Quirs, Erik Arce, Emigo Munkel and Esteban Blanco; Guerillas: Victor Vejan, Cristopher Chararria, Roman Bustamante, Solamon Albarran, Alejandro Sotero, Victorino Angulo, David Alba Garcia, Eduardo Guizak, Alfonso Pineda and Jose Garcia Gomez; Erika Morales Yolanda Chacon as Mother 'Erika', Bocoyna; Elsa Rascon Gonzalez as Grandmother, Bocoyna; Jose Luis Morales Chacon as Child of Family, Bocoyna; Tamilez Morales Chacon as Child of Family, Bocoyna; Jonathan Cadena Chacon as Child of Family, Bocoyna; Cindy Vanessa Cadena Morales as Child of Family, Bocoyna; Javier Acosta Rodriguez as Taxi Driver, Victor Manuel Martinez Tovar as Boat Skipper, Walter Hernandez Col as Boat Assistant, Kenedy Gamaliel Jiminez as Driver of Pick-Up Truck to the Zone, Hugo Valuerde as Motorbike Driver, Roberto Saluzan as Ambulance Guy, Ceasn Solauo as Ambulance Guy, Aris Martinez as Nurse in Maternity Ward, Claudia Valdez as Nurse in Maternity Ward, Elizabeth Blanco Sanchez as Main Receptionist at Hospital, Gloria Soza as Second Receptionist at Hospital, Aura Escobar as Third Receptionist at Hospital, Max Alfredo Coe Tux as Man at River Guarding Oil Barrels, Ivan Sanchez as Man at River Guarding Oil Barrels, Wilfredo Hernandez Alvarado as Policeman Guarding Barrier, Ramon Otzoy Sucuc as Policeman Guarding Barrier, Erma Bradley as Lady Holding Daughter in Flood, Shelmar Bradley as Boy in Pink Yop, Luis Cails Sosa Carlos as Driver of Red Pick-Up Truck, Rene Moreno Lopez as Passenger in Red Pick-Up, Kenia Guadalupe Dominluez Yamas as Little Girl in Pick-Up Truck, Jesus Jose Moreno Quezada as Boy Playing Soccer, Marta Maria Acatitla Vasquez as Corn Seller, Romeo Arista as Whistle Blower, Maria Luisa Ontanon as Dead Woman in Jungle, Refugio Tapia Rendon as Dead Woman in Jungle, Katerine Zyleika Guizar Tapia as Dead Girl in Jungle, Joagun Salazan as Policeman, Anthony Jimenez Jara as Little Boy Riding Bike, Luis Robertomonge Brenes as Man at Bar, Oscar Mario Badilla Bora as Man at Bar, Neston Herrera as Man at Bar and Iserias Antuoro Morah as Barman at Harbour. Movie Central, December 13, 2011. Songs: "Letter From Mexico" and "Business In Mexico". The film was devised, storyboarded and directed by Gareth Edwards, who also worked as the visual effects artist. Allan Niblo and James Richardson of Vertigo Films work as producers on the production. The filming equipment cost approximately $15,000, with the budget coming in at under $500,000. Made with a crew consisting of only two people using "off the shelf" $8,400 cameras, editors, digital effects programs and other such equipment. The film was able to be made on such a low budget due to the use of prosumer cameras to capture digital video rather than the more expensive 35mm film. Any settings featured in the film were real locations often used without permission asked in advance, and the extras were just people who happened to be there at the time. Edwards had the idea for the film while watching some fishermen struggling to haul in their net and imagining a monster. He had the idea to make a monster movie set "years after most other monster movies end, when people aren't running and screaming, but life is going on" and "where a giant, dead sea monster is considered completely normal." He pitched the idea to Vertigo Films, and they asked Edwards to watch a film called In Search of a Midnight Kiss which starred Scoot McNairy and had been made for $15,000. As the chemistry between Edwards's two characters was so important, he wanted a real couple, and luckily McNairy's then-girlfriend (and now wife) Whitney Able is an actress, and joined the project. The film was shot in Belize, Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica and Texas in the US, over three weeks. For about 90% of the filming the crew comprised seven people transported in one van: Ian Maclagan (sound operator), Jim Spencer (line producer), Verity Oswin the Mexican 'fixer', Edwards, a driver, and Able and McNairy, the stars. As the low-budget production didn't run to a camera dolly, Edwards made do by sticking the camera out of the van window, cushioned on some bundled-up clothing. The film was shot opportunistically, with little to no outline of scenes and their direction. The 2 actors were given a general outline of scenes and simply interacted with one another and the other cast members, all which are not actors. All the scenes and shots were opportunistic as well.
Tangled. 2010, Starring Mandy Moore as Rapunzel (voice), Zachary Levi as Flynn Rider (Eugene Fitzherbert) (voice), Donna Murphy as Mother Gothel (voice), Brad Garrett as Hook Hand Thug (voice), Ron Perlman as the Stabbington Brothers (voice), Jeffrey Tambor as Big Nose Thug (voice), M.C. Gainey as Captain of the Guard (voice), Paul F. Tompkins as Short Thug (voice), Richard Kiel as Vlad (voice), Delaney Rose Stein as Young Rapunzel/Little Girl (voice), Nathan Greno as Guard #1/Thug #1 (voice), Byron Howard as Guard #2/Thug #2 (voice), Tim Mertens as Guard #3 (voice); Additional Voices (voice): Michael Bell, Bob Bergen, Susanne Blakeslee, June Christopher, Roy Conli, David Cowgill, Terri Douglas, Chad Einbinder, Pat Fraley, Eddie Frierson, Jackie Gonneau, Nicholas Guest, Bridget Hoffman, Daniel Kaz, Anne Lockhart, Mona Marshall, Scott Menville, Laraine Newman, Paul Pape, Lynwood Robinson, Fred Tatasciore, Kari Wahlgren and Hynden Walch. Non-speaking animal characters include Pascal, Rapunzel's pet chameleon, and Maximus, the horse of the head of the palace guard. Also featured in non-speaking roles are Rapunzel's parents, the King and Queen, and Ulf, the Mime Thug. Chameleon Kids: Shakti, Bitey, Tungbert, Mister Sticky, Baby and Nathan Jr. Movie Central, December 14, 2011. Songs: "Prologue" - Music by Alan Menken, Lyrics by Glenn Slater, Performed by Donna Murphy and Delaney Rose Stein, Produced by Alan Menken, Arranged and Orchestrated by Michael Starobin, Recorded and Mixed by Frank Wolf, Wonderland Music Company, Inc. (BMI)/Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP); "When Will My Life Begin?" - Music by Alan Menken, Lyrics by Glenn Slater, Performed by Mandy Moore, Produced by Scott Cutler, Anne Preven and Alan Menken, Arranged and Orchestrated by Michael Starobin, Recorded and Mixed by Frank Wolf, Wonderland Music Company, Inc. (BMI)/Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP); "When Will My Life Begin? (Reprise 1)" (Outtake) - Music by Alan Menken, Lyrics by Glenn Slater, Performed by Mandy Moore, Produced by Alan Menken, Arranged and Orchestrated by Michael Starobin, Recorded and Mixed by Frank Wolf, Wonderland Music Company, Inc. (BMI)/Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP); "Mother Knows Best" (Extended Version), Music by Alan Menken, Lyrics by Glenn Slater, Performed by Donna Murphy, Produced by Alan Menken, Arranged and Orchestrated by Michael Starobin, Recorded and Mixed by Frank Wolf, Wonderland Music Company, Inc. (BMI)/Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP); "When Will My Life Begin? (Reprise 2)" - Music by Alan Menken, Lyrics by Glenn Slater, Performed by Mandy Moore, Produced by Alan Menken, Arranged and Orchestrated by Michael Starobin, Recorded and Mixed by Frank Wolf, Wonderland Music Company, Inc. (BMI)/Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP); "I've Got a Dream" - Music by Alan Menken, Lyrics by Glenn Slater, Performed by Brad Garrett, Jeffrey Tambor, Mandy Moore, Zachary Levi and the Thug Chorus, Produced by Alan Menken, Arranged and Orchestrated by Michael Starobin, Recorded and Mixed by Frank Wolf, Wonderland Music Company, Inc. (BMI)/Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP); "Mother Knows Best (Reprise)" - Music by Alan Menken, Lyrics by Glenn Slater, Performed by Donna Murphy, Produced by Alan Menken, Arranged and Orchestrated by Michael Starobin, Recorded and Mixed by Frank Wolf, Wonderland Music Company, Inc. (BMI)/Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP); "I See the Light" - Music by Alan Menken, Lyrics by Glenn Slater, Performed by Mandy Moore and Zachary Levi, Produced by Alan Menken and Frank Wolf, Arranged and Orchestrated by Michael Starobin, Recorded and Mixed by Frank Wolf, Wonderland Music Company, Inc. (BMI)/Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP); "Healing Incantation" - Music by Alan Menken, Lyrics by Glenn Slater, Performed by Mandy Moore, Produced by Alan Menken, Arranged and Orchestrated by Michael Starobin, Recorded and Mixed by Frank Wolf, Wonderland Music Company, Inc. (BMI)/Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP); "The Tear Heals" - Music by Alan Menken, Lyrics by Glenn Slater, Performed by Mandy Moore, Produced by Alan Menken, Arranged and Orchestrated by Michael Starobin, Recorded and Mixed by Frank Wolf, Wonderland Music Company, Inc. (BMI)/Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP); "Something That I Want" - Written and Performed by Grace Potter, Produced by Grace Potter, Mike Daly and Chris Montan, Recorded and Mixed by Brian Reeves, Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP), Grace Potter appears courtesy of Hollywood Records. Soundtrack: Original music was composed for the movie by 8-time Academy Award winner Composer Alan Menken with lyrics written by Glenn Slater. Menken said he attempted to blend medieval music with 1960s folk rock to create the new songs. No. Title Performer(s) Length
1. "When Will My Life Begin?" - Mandy Moore, 2:32; 2. "When Will My Life Begin? (Reprise 1)" - Mandy Moore, 1:03; 3. "Mother Knows Best" - Donna Murphy, 3:10; 4. "When Will My Life Begin? (Reprise 2)" - Mandy Moore, 2:06; 5. "I've Got a Dream" - Brad Garrett, Jeffrey Tambor, Moore, Zachary Levi, Company, 3:11; 6. "Mother Knows Best (Reprise)" - Donna Murphy, 1:38; 7. "I See the Light" - Moore, Levi, 3:44; 8. "Healing Incantation" - Moore, 0:54; 9. "Flynn Wanted" - Alan Menken, 2:51; 10. "Prologue" - Murphy, Delaney Stein, 2:02; 11. "Horse with No Rider" - Menken, 1:57; 12. "Escape Route" - Menken, 1:57; 13. "Campfire" - Menken, 3:21; 14. "Kingdom Dance" - Menken, 2:20; 15. "Waiting For the Lights" - Menken, 2:47; 16. "Return to Mother" - Menken, 2:06; 17. "Realization and Escape" - Menken, 5:50; 18. "The Tear Heals" - Menken, Moore, 7:37; 19. "Kingdom Celebration" - Menken, 1:50; 20. "Something That I Want" - Grace Potter, 2:43. Trivia: 1. This is Disney's first CGI Fairytale film. 2. The character of Rapunzel is constantly barefoot, something she shares in common with her voice actress Mandy Moore, who loves to perform barefoot. 3. Rapunzel's parents don't say a word for the entire movie. 4. In the marketplace, when Rapunzel looks at the mosaic of herself, the camera cuts from her eyes to the tile eyes of the picture and, very briefly, there is a clarinet musical motif that is exactly the same as the motif in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, when Cameron is looking at the pointillist painting and the camera cuts between Cameron's eyes and that of the child in the painting. The moment is just a fraction of a second; just after that, Rapunzel looks at the clarinet player walking behind her and smiles. 5. Rapunzel's hair color in the film (blonde as a child, but returned to its natural brown as an adult after the magic was taken from it) mirrors that of her portrayer Mandy Moore, who broke into the public light as a blonde teen singer, but has since become known with her natural brown hair. 6. In the opening scenes you see baby Rapunzel in her cradle staring up at a baby mobile. In a little bit of foreshadowing, you see several items hanging from the mobile that come into play later in the story, namely a chameleon (her pet Pascal), a rubber ducky (The Snuggly Duckling that Flynn takes her to), a cupid (also from the Snuggly Duckling), a horse (Maximus) and a blue bird (when she first leaves the tower). Quote: Flynn Rider: Frying pans... who knew, right?
The Mountie. 2011, Starring Andrew Walker as Wade Grayling, Jessica Paré as Amethyst, Earl Pastko as Olaf, John Wildman as Robert Johnson, George Buza as Kleus, Tony Munch as Cobb, Matthew G. Taylor as Nikolai, Andrey Ivchenko as Pachek, Kestrel Martin as Cleora, Maria Williams as Mirdsa, Lawrence Dublenko as Oatchko, Veronica Watt as Anifsa, Joe Zucchiatti as Mikhail, Tristian Hopper as Blin, Dean Williams as Damoslav, Zvonko Jovanovic as Uri, Mike Wadsworth as Rafal, Buck Smarch as NWMP Rider 1, Richard Beauchamp as NWMP Rider 2, Ada Chan as Chinese Woman, Rachel Tam as Chinese Daughter; Dog Pit Gamblers: Allen Keng, Emmerson Wong, Steven Park, David Bradley, Gene Arsenault and Jung-yul Kim; Opium Den Smokers: Kimberly Lung, Samuel Kung, Dominic Fung, Jeremy Chow, David Eng, Tony Lai, Justin Yeung, Tingju Zhu and Tai Kang Lee. Movie Central, December 15, 2011. Storyline: An ambitious mounted policeman suffers a major career setback, but discovers his true calling in the treacherous Yukon Territory. Wade Grayling was on his way to a promising career with the North West Mounted Police when, on that fateful night in 1893, he was accused of dishonoring the Crown. Subsequently dispatched to survey the Yukon for a new garrison, Grayling arrives in the remote village of Merci, where he encounters a small group of Russian settlers who are in desperate need of law and order.
The Eagle. 2011 (historical epic film), Starring Channing Tatum as Marcus Flavius Aquila, István Göz as Cohort Centurion, Bence Gerö as Celt Boy/Young Marcus, Denis O'Hare as Lutorius, Paul Ritter as Galba, Zsolt László as Paulus, Julian Lewis Jones as Cassius, Aladár Laklóth as Flavius Aquila, Marcell Miklós as Fort Legionary #1, Bálint Magyar as Fort Legionary #2, Ferenc Pataki as Fort Legionary #3, Bálint Antal as Young Legionary, Lukács Bicskey as Druid, Douglas Henshall as Cradoc, James Hayes as Stephanos, Donald Sutherland as Uncle Aquila, András Faragó as Captain of the Gladiators, Jamie Bell as Esca, Simon Paisley Day as Surgeon, Dakin Matthews as Senator Claudius, Pip Carter as Legate Placidus, Ben O'Brien as Milecastle Guard, Róbert Bánlaki as Young Rogue Warrior, Brian Gleeson as Traveller #1, Jon Campling as Traveller #2, Mark Strong as Guern/Lucius Caius Metellus, Tahar Rahim as Seal Prince, Thomas Henry as Seal Boy, Ned Dennehy as Seal Chief/The Horned One, Ralph Aiken as Patrician #1, Granville Saxton as Patrician #2, Walter Van Dyke as Patrician #3 and Robin Atkin Downes as Centurion. Key Seal Warriors: Alasdair Boyce, George Brown, Jack Carswell, Marcin Cichocki, Willie Dickson, Alex Irvine, Darren Kelly, Iain Leslie, Alasdair MacLeod, Ruaridh MacLeod, Calum Macrae, Colin Russell and Alan Thompson. Movie Central, December 15, 2011, with Connie Luther. Song: "The Return of the Eagle" - Performed by Torc, Featuring The Neff Brothers and Atli Örvarsson. Trivia: 1. The story is based on the Ninth Spanish Legion's supposed disappearance in Britain. 2. The main character's name is Marcus Aquila. Aquila is the Latin word for "Eagle". 3. The statue that Marcus glances at at the fort before the first Celt attack is a bust of Antoninus Pius, who was emperor of Rome at the time this film is set, AD 140. His reign is considered one of the calmest in Rome's history. 4. Principal photography began in Hungary, which doubles for England. Production then moved to Scotland, where filming took place in Wester Ross and at Loch Lomond, among other locations. 5. Only 1% of Scots speak Gaelic, limiting the talent pool to just 60,000 people. Several Gaelic-speaking boys auditioned for the role of a boy of the Seal people, aged nine to twelve, but without success, so Macdonald held open auditions in Glasgow for the role. It was eventually given to nine-year-old Thomas Henry from Newbarnsley, Belfast, who had been educated in Irish Gaelic. 6. Achiltibuie, a village in northwest Scotland, was used as a filming location for the "Seal People". The main location was Fox Point, Old Dornie. The Pictish village which was constructed at Fox Point was used on most days of the filming. Other sites included Achnahaird beach, where a horse chase was filmed, and Loch Lurgainn. Macdonald intended to use locals as extras. This was a success with many locals appearing as extras after going to castings in nearby Ullapool. Their roles included "Seal Warriors", "Seal Princesses" and "Elders". 7. In a reversal of Hollywood films about the Roman Empire, MacDonald said the Romans are played by American actors and Rome's enemies by British actors. The Romans are played by Americans "to achieve a little contemporary symbolism", with Bell using his native Sunderland Mackem accent, and Scots Gaelic standing in for Pictish. Quotes: 1. Marcus Aquila: [to Esca] You are free, my friend. 2. [last lines] Esca: So what now? Marcus Aquila: You decide. Anachronisms: 1. The movie is based on the assumption that the Ninth Legion Hispana disappeared in Scotland around 120. However it highly probably was just transferred to Noviomagus, modern Nijmegen in The Netherlands. It disappeared after 140. 2. As Marcus and Esca ride across the countryside, they use stirrups, which are not known in Europe until the 7th century AD. 3. Marcus noted that Esca knew the Northern language and could interpret. Esca was a Southern Britain and spoke Brythonic, which is close to Welsh. When they pass through Hadrian's Wall into Scotland, Esca speaks in Gaelic to everyone. There were no Gaelic speakers known to be in Scotland in 120 A.D. The inhabitants the Picts are believed to have had a working knowledge of Brythonic. The first Roman recording of Gaelic speakers the Scotti in Scotland was in a skirmish at Hadrian's Wall in 297, and immigration wasn't until circa 400 A.D. Esco could indeed interpret, but in Brythonic not Gaelic.
The Second Civil War. 1997, Starring Beau Bridges as Governor Jim Farley, Joanna Cassidy as Helena Newman, Phil Hartman as The President, James Earl Jones as Jim Kalla, James Coburn as Jack Buchan, Dan Hedaya as Mel Burgess, Elizabeth Peña as Christina, Denis Leary as Vinnie Franko, Ron Perlman as Alan Manieski, Kevin Dunn as Jimmy Cannon, Shelley Malil as Congressman Singh, Brian Keith as Maj. Gen. Charles Buford, Kevin McCarthy as Chief of Staff, Dick Miller as Eddie O'Neill, William Schallert as Secretary of Defense, Catherine Lloyd Burns as Amelia Sims, Jerry Hardin as Colonel McNally, Larry Flash Jenkins as Kenya Nkomo, Ben Masters as Matthew Langford, Roger Corman as Sandy Collins, Rance Howard as Arnold Tooney Jr, Anthony Lee as Steven Kingsley, Andrew Hill Newman as Chris Vincent, Robert Picardo as Godfrey, Neil Roberts as Tony Phillips, Hank Stratton as Blaine Gorman, Alexandra Wilson as Caroline Dawes, Scott Atkinson as Young Militia Man, Belinda Balaski as Graphic Designer, Eve Brenner as Elderly Militia Woman, Jordan Bridges as Farley's Aide, Jennifer Carlson as NewsNet Assistant, Melissa Chan as Mary Ann Wong, Florinel Fatulescu as Romanian Chauffeur, Leah Gale as White House Reporter, Juan García as Chauffeur Raul, Dave Georgi as Major, Chalo González as Old Mexican, Nathaniel Goodman as Christina's Cameraman, Richard Gross as Militia Leader, Paul Guyot as NewsNet Technician #3, Stogie Kenyatta as Firing Squad Officer, Terry Knight as Boise Reporter, Jim Lau as Chinese Congressman, Sean Lawlor as Brendan, Dana Lee as Chinese Colonel, Ming Lo as Simultaneous Translator, Christine Jane Newman as Militia Child, Peter Radon as National Guardsman, Diane Sainte-Marie as Tricia Lee, Jit Sarkar as Chauffeur Najib, William Schenker as Chauffeur Vaclav, Sonny Skyhawk as Indian, Darryl Van Leer as Mohammed Amin, Jodi Verdu as NewsNet Technician #1, James Victor as Mutinous Sergeant, John Wesley as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Jeffrey Wetzel as Technical Director, Lily Wong as Chinese Interpreter, Mike Wu as Gov. Tsu of Rhode Island, Jamison Yang as NewsNet Technician #2, Richard Yniguez as Javier Clark, John Zipperer as Rebellious Soldier, Nancy Davis as Herself - At Statue of Liberty Re-dedication (archive footage), Dwight D. Eisenhower as Himself (archive footage), Ronald Reagan as Himself - At Statue of Liberty Re-dedication (archive footage), Craig Lerner as Aide, Marshall Manesh as Religious Man, Ron Ostrow as NewsNet Technician, Michael Reinero as Farley Aide, Sam Sako as Muslim Man, Rocco Salata as Mexican Representative's Bodyguard, Paul Shottner as Journalist and Pablo Soriano as Cop. HBO, December 16, 2011. It is a satirical/comedy film made for the HBO cable television network and first shown on March 15, 1997. Directed by Joe Dante, the film is a satire about anti-immigrant sentiment in the melting pot that is the United States. Beau Bridges won the 1997 Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Special for his portrayal of a Governor of Idaho who decides to close that state's borders to immigrants, precipitating a national crisis.
Passenger Side. 2009, Starring Adam Scott as Michael, Joel Bissonnette as Tobey, Richard Medina as Man with Knife, Mickey Cottrell as Suspicious Man, Vitta Quinn as Carla, Dimitri Coats as Goofus, Víctor Martínez as Alberto, Roberto Enrique as Manuel, Penelope Allen as Henrietta, Kimberly Huie as Laurie, Greg Dulli as Porn Director, Gale Harold as Karl, Maja Miletich as Karen, Rachael Santhon as Anna, Adam Balsam as Porn P.A., Travis Walck as Gas Station Attendant, Robin Tunney as Theresa, Sean Parker as Dog, Rebecca Buhr as Nurse, Eileen McIntyre as Nurse, Ben Booker as Porn Camera, James Delmer as Crooked Teen #2, Steve Hunt as Porn Sound, Connor Murphy-Boyd as Crooked Teen #1, Siobhan Murphy-Boyd as Beach Teen, Ricardo A. Garcia as Bartender; Bar Patrons: Theo Burkhardt, Shannon Cornett, Sarah Emmons, Stephen Glover, Jenny Gustavsson, Annette Hein, Megan Menzel and David Saucedo. Movie Central, December 16, 2011. Soundtrack: “PUNKS IN THE BEERLIGHT” - Written by David Berman, Performed by Silver Jews, Courtesy of Civil Jar Music (BMI) & Drag City Inc.; “HIT THE GROUND RUNNING” - Written by William Callahan, Performed by Smog, Courtesy of Drag City Inc.; “CANNIBAL CAFÉ” - Written by Mr. Chi Pig and Muc, Performed by SNFU, Courtesy of BYO Records; “MINI T.V.’S” - Written and performed by Chad VanGaalen, Courtesy of Sub Pop and Flemish Eye Records; “ORDINARY NIGHT” - Written and performed by the Mekons, Courtesy of Low Noise America Music (BMI) & Quarterstick Records; “KID DYNAMITE” - Written by David Grubbs, Performed by Squirrel Bait, Courtesy of Gastr Virgo Music (BMI) and Drag City Inc.; “THE GOLDHEART MOUNTAINTOP QUEEN DIRECTORY” - Written by Robert Pollard, © 1994, Needmore Songs, BMI, Performed by Guided By Voices, Courtesy of Scat Records; “GOOD GUYS & BAD GUYS” - Written and performed by Camper van Beethoven, Courtesy of Cooking Vinyl; “CALL OF THE WILD” - Written by Alex & Carlos Soria, Performed by The Nils, Courtesy of the Soria Family; “FINAL DAY” - Written by Stuart Moxham, Performed by Young Marble Giants, Courtesy of Universal Music Publishing and Domino Recording Company Limited; “JAK” - Written by Peter Prescott, Performed by Volcano Suns, Courtesy of Merge Records; “DRIVEWAY TO DRIVEWAY” - Written by Laura Balance, Ralph McCaughan, James Wilbur and Jonathan Wurster, Performed by Superchunk, Published by All the Songs Sound the Same Music, Courtesy of Merge Records; “FREAK SCENE” - Written by Joseph Mascis, Jr., Performed by Dinosaur Jr., ©1988 Chrysalis Songs o/b/o Spam As The Bread Music (BMI), All rights reserved. Used by permission., Courtesy of Merge Records; “FUCKED UP RONNIE” - Written by Joe Shithead Keithley, Performed by D.O.A., Courtesy of Prisoner Publishing (SOCAN) and Sudden Death Records; “ISABEL” - Written by Mark Robinson, Performed by Unrest, Courtesy of Teenbeat; “WILD SAGE” - Written by John Darnielle, Performed by The Mountain Goats, Courtesy of Pacific Electric Music Publishing & 4AD Limited; “WE SAW JERRY’S DAUGHTER” - Written and performed by Camper van Beethoven, Courtesy of Cooking Vinyl; “ROUGH GEM” - Written by Nicholas Thorburn, Performed by Islands, Courtesy of Songs Music Publishing, LLC o/b/o Songs for Beans (BMI), Swann Songs (BMI) & Equator Music; “BE WHAT YOU WANT” - Written by Freisen, Kastner, Remington and Plenty, Performed by Asexuals, Courtesy of Asexuals; “SUZANNE” - Written and performed by Leonard Cohen, Stranger Music Inc. (BMI)/Sony/ATV Music Publishing Canada (SOCAN), All rights reserved. Used by permission., Leonard Cohen appears courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment Canada Inc.; “YOU DON’T HAVE TO MAKE ME FEEL BETTER” - Written and Performed by Mac McCaughan, Courtesy of Merge Records; “LAST NIGHT ON EARTH” - Written and performed by the Mekons, Courtesy of Low Noise America Music (BMI) & Quarterstick Records; “GRAVEYARD” - Written and performed by Chad VanGaalen, Courtesy of Sub Pop and Flemish Eye Records; “HARD DRIVE” - Written by Ben Lee, Performed by Evan Dando, Courtesy of Bar None Records by arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group; “PASSENGER SIDE” - Written by Jeff Tweedy, Performed by Wilco, Courtesy of Warner-Tamerlane Pub. Corp./Words Ampersand Music (BMI) and Warner Music Canada Co. Storyline: Two brothers spend the day driving around Los Angeles county looking for the meaning of their lives, or cheap street drugs, depending on who you happen to believe. Director and Writer: Matt Bissonnette.
The Rite. 2011, Starring Anthony Hopkins as Father Lucas Trevant, Colin O'Donoghue as Michael Kovak, Alice Braga as Angeline, Ciarán Hinds as Father Xavier, Rutger Hauer as Istvan Kovak, Toby Jones as Father Matthew, Marta Gastini as Rosaria, Maria Grazia Cucinotta as Aunt Andria, Arianna Veronesi as Francesca, Andrea Calligari as Vincenzo, Chris Marquette as Eddie, Torrey DeVitto as Nina, Ben Cheetham as Young Michael, Marija Karan as Sandra, Rosa Pianeta as Woman in Exorcism Video, Giampiero Ingrassia as Doctor, Rosario Tedesco as Police Officer, Cecilia Dazzi as Nurse, Attila Bardóczy as Xavier's Secretary, Nadia Kibout as Ethnic Nun, Anita Pititto as Vatican Nun, Sándor Baranyai as Concierge, Fabiola Balestriere as Young Girl, Anikó Vincze as Katalin Kovak, Peter Arpesella as Doctor/Additional Voices, Jasper Jacob as Priest, Don Kress as Pedestrian, Franco Nero and Nico Toffoli. Movie Central, December 16, 2011. Soundtrack: "Don't Miss Me" - Written by Derek Trucks and Michael Mattison, Performed by The Derek Trucks Band, Courtesy of Victor Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment; "Rhapsodie Italiana" - Written by Alex Heffes, Performed by Maya Magub, Courtesy of Evolution Music Partners, LLC; "All Clubbed Out" - Written by Alex Heffes, Performed by Alex Heffes, Courtesy of Evolution Music Partners, LLC; "The Four Seasons" - Written by Antonio Vivaldi, Performed by Ensemble Elan featuring Maya Magub, Courtesy of Evolution Music Partners, LLC; "Sonny Boy" - Written by Lew Brown, Buddy G. DeSylva (as B.G. DeSylva), Ray Henderson and Al Jolson. Shot in Rome and Budapest.
Lottery Ticket. 2010, Starring Bow Wow as Kevin Carson, Brandon T. Jackson as Benny, Naturi Naughton as Stacie, Loretta Devine as Grandma, Ice Cube as Jerome "Thump" Washington, Keith David as Sweet Tee, Terry Crews as Jimmy the Driver, Mike Epps as Reverend Taylor, Charlie Murphy as Semaj, Bill Bellamy as Giovanni, Gbenga Akinnagbe as Lorenzo, Chris Williams as Doug, Vince Green as Malik, Leslie Jones as Tasha, Malieek w. Straughter as Deangelo, Jason Weaver as Ray-Ray, Teairra Mari as Nikki Swayze, Faheem Najm as Junior, Stacie Davis as Reporter, Andre Mayon as Officer Ross, D.J. 'Bishop' Rogers as Customer, Brittany Eady as Attractive Lady, Timfreit D'Rane as Angry Man, Mike Pniewski as Carl, Sky Cameron as Little Girl, Eric J. Little as Random Neighbor, Taneka Johnson as Random Neighbor #2, Tonea Stewart as Random Neighbor #3, Irone Singleton as Random Neighbor #4, Darryl D. Moore as Random Neighbor #5, Danielle Lewis as Voice in the Crowd (voice), Shantis Thompson as Female Voice (voice), Maria Duarte as Bonnie Berry, Miko DeFoor as Janitor, Bobby L. Graham Sr. as Brother Conner, L. Stephanie Ray as Rev. Taylor Ex-Wife, Lance Toland as Helicopter Pilot; Singers: Patricia L. Bostick, Marlon Gandy, Bobby Lee Graham Jr., Nanella O. Graham, Daniel Theodore Harris, Gloria O. Henderson, Nanella Henderson-Lynch, Edward R. Lynch, Valerie D. McBride, Gloria Graham Potter, Jean Vincent Ricks, Dorothy Geer Sims, Barry Taylor and Synthia M. Willis; John Collier as Mall Patron, Curtis Gammage as Store Patron, Zoë Grace Hargrove as Little Girl #2, TJ Hassan as Interviewee, Deidre D. Mosely as Neighbor, Amanda Rosario as Nosey Neighbor, Jayson Warner Smith as Maitre d', Ron Clinton Smith as Officer Ark, Joe Walsh as Lottery Official, Josh Warren as Interviewee, Tequilla Whitfield as Lil Kevin Carson Mom, Henry Louis Adams Jr. as Neighbor - Church Scene, Nilsa Castro as Mall shopper, Willie D. Davis IV as Crowd/Fight Spectator, Gilbert Galon as Patron, Jazlyn M. Green as Random Neighbor, Marki Henderson as Deacon, Barry Hopkins as Man on bus, Alphonse A. Lambert Jr. as Block Party Resident, Gregory Marshall Smith as Brother Baker/Bar Patron, Matthew Smock as Teen on Bus, Lil Twist as Kid and April Tyler as Store Patron. Movie Central, December 16, 2011. Soundtrack: "Tick Ticker" - Written by Elliott Goldkind, Performed by Elliott Goldkind. Songs: "Workin' Man Blues" - Aceyalone (featuring Bionik); "Look At Me Now" - King Juju; "Lord Rescue Me" - Jason Eskridge; "If You're Really Hood" - the Handlebars; "What You Talkin About" - Classic; "How Low" - Ludacris; "I Make the Hood Look Good" - T-Drop; "Tim & Bob Groove 1" - Tim & Bob; "We Like to Party" - Ben Grim and Family; "Mysterious Love" - Lamar J and Deshawn Williams (of Take 2); "I Be Doin It" - Classic; "Outta Control" - Envy; "Gangsta Party" - Classic; "Southside" - Johnny Ringo; "I Can Transform Ya" - Chris Brown (American singer); "Money (That's What I Want) - Barrett Strong; "Hallelujah" - Courtesy of Killer Trasks; "All Your Bass" - T-Pain; "Tim & Bob Groove 2" - Tim & Bob; "Deez Hips" - Dem Naughty Boyz; "Oh Happy Day" - Edwin Hawkins Singers; "Whoa Now" - B Rich; "Million Bucks" - Maino (featuring Swizz Beatz); "Tim & Bob Groove 3" - Tim & Bob; "I Invented Sex" - Trey Songz (featuring Drake); "Standing in the Rain" - Al Green; "Come By Here My Lord" - Tick Ticker; "Un-Thinkable (I'm Ready)" - Alicia Keys (featuring Drake); "Let My People Go" - Darondo; "Take Your Shirt Off" - T-Pain; "Here to Party" - Classic; "My Hood" - Bow Wow (featuring Sean Kingston).
Beastly. 2011, Starring Alex Pettyfer as Kyle, Justin Bradley as Student, Mary-Kate Olsen as Kendra, Dakota Johnson as Sloan, Erik Knudsen as Trey, Vanessa Hudgens as Lindy, Karl Graboshas as Male Teacher, Peter Krause as Rob, Lisagay Hamilton as Zola, Jonathan Dubsky as Student at Green Party, David Francis as Dr. Davis, Neil Patrick Harris as Will, Rhiannon Moller-Trotter as Halloween Partygoer, Steve Godin as Junkie, Gio Perez as Victor, Roc LaFortune as Lindy's Father, Miguel Mendoza as Victor's Brother, Julie Dretzin as Rob's Assistant, Shannon Buckel as Student, Cristina Franco as Shopper #1, Nikki Haggart as Student, Lydia Moore as Female Junkie. Movie Central, December 16, 2011. Soundtrack: "Vanity" - Written by Lady Gaga (as Stefani Germanotta), Rob Fusari and Tom Kafafian, Performed by Lady Gaga, Courtesy of Interscope Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Mayan Drumming" - Performed by Johnny C and the Mayans; "On The Radio" - Written and Performed by Regina Spektor, Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc., By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Wonderland" - Written by Natalia Cappuccini, Theron Feemster and Michael Warren, Performed by Natalia Kills, Courtesy of Interscope Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Garden Of Exile" - Written and Performed by Toby Martin, Courtesy of Ivy League Records; "Get Free" - Written by Craig Nicholls, Performed by The Vines, Courtesy of Capitol Records, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Boys And Girls" - Written by Murray Hauge, Victoria Lott and Phil Thornalley, Performed by Pixie Lott, Courtesy of Mercury Records Limited/Interscope Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Crashing" - Written by Craig Jackson, Daryl Bradie, Daniel Tulen and Matthew Davis, Performed by Gersey, Courtesy of Trifekta Records; "Transatlanticism" - Written by Benjamin D. Gibbard and Christopher Ryan Walla, Performed by Death Cab for Cutie, Courtesy of Barsuk Records, By Arrangement with Bank Robber Music; "All Day And All Of The Night" - Written by Ray Davies, Performed by Vanessa Hudgens; "Today Is The Day" - Written and Performed by Tim Myers, Courtesy of zync music group LLC; "The Long Goodbye" - Written by Justin Kennedy, Louie Schultz and Douglas Randall, Performed by Army Navy, Courtesy of Army Navy, By Arrangement with Bank Robber Music; "Breathe In Breathe Out" - Written by Mat Kearney (as Mathew Kearney), Performed by Mat Kearney, Courtesy of Columbia Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Forever And A Day" - Written by Jem Griffiths, Joseph Mendicino and Justin Griffiths, Performed by Jem, Courtesy of ATO Records Ltd., By Arrangement with zync music group LLC; "Heaven" - Written by Jeremy Enigk, William Goldsmith and Nate Mendel, Performed by Fire Theft, Courtesy of Rykodisc, By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Broken Arrow" - Written by Ruth-Anne Cunningham, Victoria Lott and Thomas Gad, Performed by Pixie Lott, Courtesy of Mercury Records Limited/Interscope Records, Under License from Universal Music Enterprises. Trivia: 1. Neil Patrick Harris wore opaque contact lenses so he would actually be sightless when they were filming. 2. The film was originally slated for release in 2010, as advertised by earlier promotional materials. However, it was moved up several months to avoid competing with Charlie St. Cloud, a movie starring Zac Efron whom Vanessa Hudgens was dating at the time. Track Listing: "On the Radio" - Regina Spektor; "Vanity" - Hanover Swain; "Garden of Exile" - Toby Martin; "Get Free" - The Vines; "Boys and Girls" - Randy Shockne; "Crashing" - Gersey; "Transatlanticism" - Wenzel Templeton & Robert Pegg; "Today Is the Day" - Tim Myers; "The Long Goodbye" - Army Navy; "Breathe In, Breathe Out" - Matt Kearney; "Heaven" - The Fire Theft; "Broken Arrow" - Randy Shockne; "Be Mine" - Kristina & The Dolls. Storyline: Kyle (Alex Pettyfer) thinks he is God's gift at his high school. He plays a prank on a fellow high school student, Kendra (Mary-Kate Olsen) who, unbeknown to him is a witch. Kendra teaches him a lesson by putting a curse on him making him as beastly on the outside as he is on the inside. He has one year to find someone to fall in love with him or stay like that forever.
Textuality. 2011, Starring Jason Lewis as Breslin Kennedy, Carly Pope as Simone James, Eric McCormack as Clive Roberts, Liam Card as Michael, Kristen Holden-Ried as Colin, Kristen Hager as Dani, Marcello Cabezas as Jacob, Supinder Wraich as Heather, Shane Nicely as Marcus, Holly Dignard as Kara, Danny Wells as Mitch, Anna Cyzon as Erin, Nicholas Rose as Joe Marsh, Marianthi Evans as Jenny, Randy Thomas as Jack, Jim Annan as Jim, Renee Percy as Melanie, Alastair Love as Jerry, Kelda Cummings as Fiancee Knowles and Dave Hehn as Husband. Movie Central, December 17, 2011. Soundtrack: “RUMP SHAKER” (Wreckx-N-Effects cover) by Chali 2NA, Aceyalone, Bionik & Grand Analog; “HIT THE ROAD JACK” (Ray Charles cover) by Aceyalone, Treasure Davis and Bionik; “HIDE NOR HAIR” by Ray Charles; “PERFECT GAMES” by The Broken West; “NEW YORK SKYLINE” by The Midway State; “YOU GOTTA’ TELLER” by Zeus; “TOWERS” by Amy Millan; “WAITING FOR THE WORLD” by Jason Collett; “SINCE I DON’T HAVE YOU” (The Skyliners cover) by Ron Sexsmith; “THERE’S A LIGHT” by Jay Malinowski (of Bedouin Soundclash); “ANY SENSE OF TIME” (The Inbred’s cover) by In-Flight Safety; “10,432 CUTS FOR THE U.S.” by Rich Aucoin; “GOOD DAY (Jonny Lungs remix)” by Mezmo; “REPUTATION” by Anna Cyzon; “TRUE” (Spandau Ballet cover) by The Midway State; “CRYSTAL BALL” by Shannon Lyon; “WE’VE ALL GOT TO BE GOING SOMEWHERE” by Jay Malinowski; “TURN ME OVER” by Andrew Austin; “RIFLE TOWER BLUES” by Shelter With Thieves; “HIETZING” by Gypsophilia, "THE VICARAGE" by The Ben Bowen Trio; "BETWEEN FRIENDS" by The Clayton Scott Group; "RUMBA Y TANGOS" by Con Brio; "MY BLOODY BLUES" by Isisip; "NECESSARY" by Anna Cyzon; "LULLABY FOR MASON" by Andrew Scott; "BUDAT" by Avi Granite. Textuality is a concept in linguistics and literary theory indicating any communicative content under analysis as an object of study in those fields. It is associated in both fields with structuralism and post-structuralism. Textuality is not just about the written word, it’s the placement of the words and the reader’s interpretation. Textuality is also the name of a romantic comedy, and in this case is a pun on the concept of 'sexuality' and 'texts', as in messages sent via mobile phone. It centers around two people trying to get into a relationship who must first exit the multiple relationships they were managing through their mobile phones, Textuality was shot on location in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in November and December, 2009.
Last Night. 2010, Starring Keira Knightley as Joanna Reed, Sam Worthington as Michael Reed, Eva Mendes as Laura, Guillaume Canet as Alex Mann, Stephanie Romanov as Sandra, Griffin Dunne as Truman, Chriselle Almeida as Chris (Hostess), Scott Adsit as Stuart, Steve Antonucci as SoHo Guy, Daniel Eric Gold as Andy, Rae Ritke as Barbara, Cheryl Ann Leaser as Cynthia, Anson Mount as Neal, Stephen Mailer as Client #1, Justine Cotsonas as Maggie, Zach Poole as Waiter, Jon Norman Schneider as Server, William Clemente as Front Desk Clerk, Christian Lorentzen as Fred, Steve Antonucci as Soho Guy, David Boston as Bar Patron, Elisangela DiAlencar as Party Guest, Nick Diamantis as Waiter, John Treacy Egan as Client #2, Shevy Berkovits Gutierrez as Event Server, Samantha Hahn as Party Guest, Cheryl Ann Leaser as Cynthia, Loukas Papas as Party Guest, Karen Pittman as Caroline, Annie Rohling as Truman's Friend at Party and Lana Taylor as Party Guest. Movie Central, December 17, 2011. Soundtrack: "Filthy & Free" - Shilpa Ray and Her Happy Hookers; "Daniel" - Bat For Lashes; "House of Gods" - Sophie Hunger; "Mothers Of The Night" - Moby; "He Lays In The Reins" - Calexico/Iron And Wine; "Seeds Of Night" - The Cave Singers; "There Is a Place?" - Pale Young Gentleman; "Rhyme Nor Reason" - Parasalene; "Changing Colours" - Great Lake Swimmers; "I Guess I'm Floating" - M83; "A Place In Displacement" - South; "Still" - Moscow Olympics; "So Long, Lonesome" - Explosions in the Sky; "Not At Home" - Peter Broderick. The film was shot during late 2008 in New York, with large portions filmed in SoHo, Manhattan. Storyline: Joanna and Michael Reed are in a successful and happy relationship. They are moving along in their lives together until Joanna meets Laura, the stunningly beautiful work colleague whom Michael never mentioned. While Michael is away with Laura on a business trip, Joanna runs into an old but never quite forgotten love, Alex. As the night progresses and temptation increases, each must confront who they really are. Quote: Truman: But she is married. Alex Mann: I know. Truman: No, you don't, you've never been married. It's the years you can't undo. You will never be able to take away the years with her husband. And the moment you try, this will be gone. [... ] Truman: Be smart, keep it as it is.
Witness Protection. 1999 (television movie), Starring Tom Sizemore as Bobby Batton, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio as Cindy Batton, Shawn Hatosy as Sean Batton, Skye McCole Bartusiak as Suzie Batton, Forest Whitaker as Steve Beck, William Sadler as Sharp, Jim Metzler as Jim Cutler, Greg Pitts as Duffy, Daniel Zacapa as David Ramirez, Greg Lipari Sr. as Hit Man, Leon Russom as Reedy, Joanna Merlin as Cindy's Mother, Harrison Young as Cindy's Father, Randy Thompson as First Marshal, Byron Keith Minns as Second Marshal, Janni Brenn as Airplane Passenger, Shannon Cochran as Psychologist, David Heymann as Assistant U.S. Attorney and Richard Portnow as Niko. HBO, December 17, 2011. Storyline: South Boston career criminal Bobby Batton, facing execution by the mob, is offered a deal by the FBI: immunity from prosecution for several serious crimes in exchange for testimony against his partners, after which he and his family will join the Federal Witness Protection Program. Batton accepts the offer, and he, his wife Cindy, his Harvard-bound son Sean, and young daughter Suzie spend five days with federal marshal Steven Beck, who coaches them in their new identities in preparation for their relocation to Seattle. Trying to cope without money, friends, relatives, pets, possessions, or any semblance of a past existence proves to be more difficult than any of them anticipated, and when the family slowly begins to disintegrate under the weight of recriminations and frustration, Bobby wonders if his freedom is worth the sacrifices his loved ones have been forced to make.
Shelter. 2010, Starring Julianne Moore as Cara Harding, Jonathan Rhys Meyers as David/Adam/Wesley, Jeffrey DeMunn as Dr. Harding, Frances Conroy as Mrs. Bernburg, Nate Corddry as Stephen Harding, Brooklynn Proulx as Sammy, Brian A. Wilson as Virgil, Joyce Feurring as Granny Holler Witch, Steven Rishard as Detective Danton, Charles Techman as Monty Hughes, John Peakes as Dr. Charles Foster, Michael Graves as Holler Man, Chaz Moneypenny as Adam Sabre, Charles D. Richards as Holiday Inn Bar Keep, Rick Applegate as Warden Collins, Loretta Higgins as Lady Doctor, Tamara Johnson as Librarian, Trenton Ruprecht as Young Monty, Diane Jonardi as Granny Holler Witch 1918, Jules Sylvester as Older Man - Snake Milker, Nick Angelou as Sick Holler Man, Katiana Davis as Little Girl Holler/Familiar, James Howard as Missouri D.A., Michael Mihalich as Governor, Paul Jay Rosenburg as Wesley Crite, Gino Crognale as Puppeteer, Jeremy Ambler as Holler Man, Elysia Annacini as Psychiatric Patient/Bank Employee, Gregory W Bartley as Police Officer, Nicole Leigh Belle as Street Walker, Aaron Bernard as State Trooper 1982, Casey Brown as Soccer Coach, Carl Clemons as Vagrant, John W. Iwanonkiw as Grave Digger, Jeffrey Jones as Police Officer, William Kania as Grave Digger, Drew Levinson as Governor's Attorney, Stephanie Macdougall as Diner Patron, David Dale McCue as Prison Guard, Dwayne Pintoff as Coroner, Kyle Quinn as Bearded Man, Michelle Vezzani as Holler Girl, Natalie Vindivich as Holler Girl, Giovanna Yannotti as Lawyer and Irene Ziegler as Doll Shopkeeper. Movie Central, December 17, 2011. Storyline: In Missouri, the forensic psychiatrist Cara Jessup rejects the theory of dissociated or multiple personalities and the prisoner of the death row Joseph Kinkirk has no remission from the governor and is sent to lethal injection. Cara is a widow that raises her daughter Sammy with the support of her brother, Stephen Harding, and Catholic that believes in God. Her father, Dr. Harding, invites Cara to interview the patient David Bernburg, who is a sweet man. Out of the blue, David impersonates the aggressive personality of Adam Saber. Cara is intrigued with the mystery and visits David's mother Mrs. Bernburg, who tells her that David had passed away a long time ago. Cara invites Mrs. Bernburg to visit Sam in the hospital and they are surprised with the knowledge of the patient about David's private life. When Sam shifts his personality to Wesley, Cara decides to go further in her investigation and sooner she learns that each personality is actually a dead person.
Nucular. 2006 (short, 6 minutes), Starring Frédérick Paquet as Man of the house, Édith Cochrane as Charming housewife, Hèlène Bédard Provost as Grandmother, Charlie-Anne Pitre as Girl, Alexi-Michel Charest as Boy, Laurent-Christophe de Ruelle, Myriam Lessard as Woman with baby, Hubert Deraspe as Man with baby and Louise Livernois as Lady with grossery bag. Ouat! Media. Oliwood Films.
Twilight in Forks: The Saga of the Real Town. 2009 (Video), Starring Lori Joffs, Ally Kiger, Amy Clark, Anita Wheeler, Ann-Laurel Nickel, Ashlee Sorenson, Atsushi Iwata, Bert Paul, Bonnie Jefferson, Brent Cook, Bret Lowe, Bruce Lowe, Bruce Paul, Caitlyn Cobb, Carl Realing, Chandler Nash, Charlene Cross, Christyna Whatman, Claire Cobb, Danielle Andersen, Darci Haugh, Doug Epstein, Drew Lorentz, Edna Jefferson, Frank Coluccio, Genell Paulin, Hannah Hindi, Heather Landreth, Hillary Hindi, Jacob Jost, Jennie Brown, John Granger, John Hunter, Jole Jefferson, Jorene Pacyau, Kaleb Nation, Dr. Kenneth Romney, Kevin Rupprecht, Kristelle Wilkinson, Lani Revell, Larry Carroll, Laura Byrne Cristiano, Lindsey McGhee, Marcia Bingham, Marin Gaydeski, Mark Jefferson, Michael Gurling, Mike Powell, Mitch Hansen, Rebecca Hawkins, Rhonda Prose, Robyn Duong, Roy Black Jr., Sara Soha, Sassy Belford, Sean Norbisrath, Sean Weekes, Sherrill Fouts, Susan Brager, Tamesa Rapp, Tomoko Yuzawa, Tori Randall, Travis Belles, Luke the Stunt Wolf and Styna Whatman. Movie Central, December 17, 2011. Music: "Ancient Crystal"; "Cloud Control"; Down Time"; All Swell The End Swell"; "Rule of Numb"; "Hotel Motel"; "Silent One"; "Secrets"; "By You" - Performed by Mitch Hansen Band; "Characters". Storyline: A look at how the quiet Northwestern town of Forks, Washington became a tourist hotspot for fans of the "Twilight" books and films.
Karma. 2005 (Short, eleven minutes), Starring Miriam McDonald as Samantha, Clare Stone as Sara, Mary-Lu Zahalan as The Mother, Carlo Essagian as The Father; Funeral Patrons: Donna Hotles, Klara Josipovic, Geny Walters, Tanya Nordby, Phil Delvecchio and Russ Baker. Movie Central, December 18, 2011. Music: "Memento Mori (Remember You Must Die)" - Written by Chris John, Performed by Kayla Kennedy and Mary-Lu Zahalan, Arranged and Produced by Anthony Vanderburgh © 2005 Monster Melody Music.
The Trip. 2010 (TV series edited into a feature film), Starring Steve Coogan as Steve (6 episodes, 2010), Rob Brydon as Rob (6 episodes, 2010), Claire Keelan as Emma (5 episodes, 2010), Margo Stilley as Mischa (5 episodes, 2010), Rebecca Johnson as Sally (4 episodes, 2010), Dolya Gavanski as Magda (2 episodes, 2010) and Kerry Shale as Steve's US Agent (2 episodes, 2010). Movie Central, December 17, 2011, with Connie Luther. The film stars Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon as fictionalised versions of themselves undertaking a restaurant tour of northern England. Storyline: In an effort to impress his gourmand American girlfriend, Mischa, Steve Coogan has accepted a commission from The Observer newspaper to go on a restaurant tour of the north of England. However, when Mischa (who was meant to accompany him on the trip) insists that they take a break from their relationship and returns to America, Steve is forced to invite colleague and friend-of-sorts Rob Brydon. Throughout the film the two constantly bicker and attempt to undermine and outdo each other, especially in the presence of any attractive women they encounter. Steve has a number of one-night stands but is increasingly revealed to be in a rut both professionally and personally: at one point, as Steve gets stuck attempting to cross a river using a series of stepping stones, Rob shouts out to him, "You're stuck in a metaphor!" The competitive atmosphere between the two is occasionally broken by passages of amicable and spontaneous comic improvisation, with each riffing off the other's ideas. Summary: The series is a largely improvised sitcom in which Coogan plays a food critic for the UK's Observer who is joined on a working road trip by his friend (Brydon) who fills in at the last minute when Coogan's romantic relationship falls apart. Soundtrack: "Camille" - By Michael Nyman; "Diary of Love - By Michael Nyman; "Franklyn" - By Michael Nyman; "The Departure" - By Michael Nyman; "If" - By Michael Nyman; "Atmosphere" - Performed by Joy Division; "Wuthering Heights" - Written by Kate Bush; "The Winner Takes It All" - Performed by Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon, Composed by Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus.
Pandorum. 2009 (German-British science fiction), Starring Dennis Quaid as Lieutenant Payton, Ben Foster as Corporal Bower, Cam Gigandet as Corporal Gallo, Antje Traue as Nadia, Cung Le as Manh, Eddie Rouse as Leland, André M. Hennicke as Hunter Leader, Norman Reedus as Shepard, Niels Bruno Schmidt as Insane Officer (Eden), Friederike Kempter as Evalon, Luna Mohmand as Child Hunter, Delphine Chuillot as Young Bower's Mother, Wotan Wilke Möhring as Young Bower's Father, Julian Rappe as Young Bower, Domenico D'Ambrosio as Wounded Officer (Eden), Jon Foster as Big Russian Passenger, Jeff Burrell as Trapped Officer (Eden), Neelesha BaVora as Female Crew Officer, Yangzom Brauen as 2nd Lieutenant (Team 4), Marco Albrecht as Hunter Weasel, Dawid Szatarski as Hunter Shape, Nico Marquardt as Hunter Brute, Don Jeanes as Mateo, David P. Johnson as Cooper and Virginia Welch as Lucy. Movie Central, December 18, 2011. Soundtrack: "All That Is Left of Us" (2:43); "Pandorum" (3:58); "Anti Riot" (4:17); "Shape" (2:03); "Hunting Party" (2:48); "Kulzer Complex" (4:40); "Tanis Probe Broadcast" (2:01); "Scars" (2:20); "Fucking Solidarity" (3:28); "Gallo's Birth" (2:22); "Biolab Attack" (2:25); "Kanyrna" (3:22); "The Stars All Look Alike" (4:32); "Boom" (3:55); "Reactor" (4:08); "Skin on Skin" (3:21); "Fight Fight Fight" (2:56); "Bower's Trip" (7:51); "Discovery/End Credits" (7:55). Trivia: 1. The film's title refers to the fictional psychological condition of astronauts who fly through deep space. 2. First movie to have brothers Ben Foster and Jon Foster work together. They share a scene in which Jon Foster wakes up to a nightmare as a nameless passenger and Ben Foster as Bower can't save him. 3. The child hunter is played by Asia Luna Mohmand, daughter of the director, Christian Alvart. 4. Pandorum is the first film in a proposed trilogy, but it is doubtful the sequels will ever see the light of day due to the first film's low box-office performance. 5. The name of the ship, 'Elysium', means a place or state of perfect happiness. In Greek mythology, the preferred heroes of the gods were transported to Elysium, their final resting place at the ends of the Earth. This is a figurative interpretation of the journey to Tanis, the Earth-like planet considered to be the paradise for the "chosen". Quotes: 1. [first lines] Title Card: 1969/Man lands on moon/World population = 3.6 billion, Title Card: 2009/Kepler telescope is launched to search for Earth-like planets/World population = 6.76 billion, Title Card: 2153/Paleo-17 Space Probe lands on planet Tanis/World population = 24.34 billion/Food and water shortages are commonplace, Title Card: 2174/The battle for Earth's limited resources reaches its boiling point/Spacecraft Elysium is launched. 2. [first lines] Recorded Voice: You're all that's left of us. Good luck, God bless, and God's speed. 3. Payton: We're not out on the belt collecting data. And we're not hauling cargo. We *are* the cargo. 4. [last lines] Title Card: Tanis Year One/Population 1213...
Crazy, Stupid, Love. 2011, Starring Steve Carell as Cal Weaver, Ryan Gosling as Jacob Palmer, Julianne Moore as Emily Weaver, Emma Stone as Hannah Weaver, Marisa Tomei as Kate Tafferty, Kevin Bacon as David Lindhagen, Analeigh Tipton as Jessica Riley, Julianna Guill as Madison, Crystal Reed as Amy Johnson, John Carroll Lynch as Bernie Riley, Beth Littleford as Claire Riley, Josh Groban as Richard, Liza Lapira as Liz, Mekia Cox as Hip Hairdresser aka Tiffany, Jonah Bobo as Robbie Weaver, Joey King as Molly Weaver, Reggie Lee as Officer Huang, Zayne Emory as Robbie's Friend (Eric), Joanne Brooks as Waitress for Cal and Kate, Caitlin Thompson as Taylor, Karolina Wydra as Jordyn, Tracy Mulholland as Megan, Katerina Mikailenko as Stephanie, Janine Barris as Heather, Jenny Mollen as Lisa, Charlie Hartsock as Sad Sack, Algerita Lewis as Robbie's Principal, Wendy Worthington as Woman Who Gives Cal Tour, Dan Butler as Cal's Boss, Tiara Parker as Gabby, Laurel Coppock as Sophia, Rasika Mathur as Emily's Assisstant, Joshua Sternlicht as Bartender, Jasen Salvatore as Bartender #2, Michael Long as Bartender #3, Dillon Neaman as Bartender #4, J-Ray Hochfield as Bartender #5, Janae Nicole Caudillo as Bartender #6, Christopher Darga as Lowe's Salesman #1, Rich Hutchman as Lowe's Salesman #2, Richard Horvitz as Lowe's Salesman #3, Lauren Stone as Mall Clerk, Megan James as Hannah's Colleague #1, Rebecca Flinn as Hannah's Colleague #2, Billy Atchison as Hannah's Colleague #3, Ehrin Marlow as Hannah's Colleague #4, David Orosz as Hannah's Colleague #5, Camille Abelow as Hannah's Colleague #6, Maija Polsley as Jacob's Date, Christian Pitre as Waitress with Check, Heather La Bella as Female Bartender, Georgia Hurd as Jacob's Girl, Lisa Brown as Jacob's Girl #2, Tingting Yu as Jacob's Girl #3, Raena Cassidy as Raena, Ami Haruna as Ami, Jessica Diz as Olivia, Tania Wagner as Tania, Georgia Treantafelles as Georgia, Holly Daniels as Assistant Principal, Jennifer Barbosa as Amy's Friend, Christian Cage as Bar Flirting Couple, Olga Fonda as Danielle, Leo Georgallis as Bar Patron, Ace Antonio Hall as Man at the Bar, Vivian Khouri as Lounge Patron, Leah Kilpatrick as Girl at Bar, Laura McDavid as Woman on a Date, Grasie Mercedes as Waitress, Anna Mikaels as Parent, Stephane Nicoli as Restaurant Patron, David Hall Page as Man in Lockeroom, Shane Schoeppner as Graduation Audience, Regina Taufen as Voice Actor and Lily Winn as Classmate. Air Canada, December 21, 2011. Soundtrack: 1. The Numbers Game – Thievery Corporation; 2. Almanac – The Acorn; 3. Lost in Place – Gram Rabbit; 4. The Heart’s a Lonely Hunter – Thievery Corporation & David Byrne; 5. Black is the Color of my True Love’s Hair (Jaffa Remix) – Nina Simone; 6. Animal (Mark Renson Remix) – Miike Snow; 7. Ooh La La – Goldfrapp; 8. Just One Look – Doris Troy; 9. Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh – Say Hi; 10. On the Sly – The Bamboos; 11. I Need Your Love – Marilin Medina, Martin Medina & Jason Ruder; 12. Blood – The Middle East. Trivia: The feature film debut of Josh Groban.
Phantasm. 1978, Starring Angus Scrimm as The Tall Man, Pat Roman as The Mega Dwarf, Michael Baldwin as Mike Pearson, Bill Thornbury as Jody Pearson, Reggie Bannister as Reggie, Kathy Lester as Lady in Lavender, Terrie Kalbus as Fortuneteller's Granddaughter, Ken Jones as Caretaker, Susan Harper as Susie (Girlfriend), Lynn Eastman as Sally, David Arntzen as Toby, Ralph Richmond as Bartender, Bill Cone as Tommy, Laura Mann as Double Lavender, Mary Ellen Shaw as Fortuneteller, Myrle Scotton as Maid, Dac Coscarelli as Funeral Guest and Kate Coscarelli as Funeral Guest. December 25, 2011, with Melanie Luther, Chantelle Farrell, Kyle Farrell and Ian Farrell. Soundtrack: "Sittin' Here At Midnight" - Written by Bill Thornbury, Courtesy of Thornbury Music, Published by Ashram Music (BMI)/Seatone Music (ASCAP). The iconic flying sphere sequence was number 25 on the cable channel Bravo's list of the "100 Scariest Movie Moments". Quote: Reggie: The ice cream is gonna be flyin' fast and furious.
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