Astro Boy. [also called Atom (アトム Atomu?) in Japan], 2009 computer-animated film loosely based on the long-running Japanese series of the same name by Osamu Tezuka, Starring Charlize Theron as 'Our Friends' Narrator (voice), Freddie Highmore as Astro/Toby (voice), Ryan Stiles as Mr. Moustachio/Burning Robot (voice), Eugene Levy as Orrin (voice), Nicolas Cage as Dr. Bill Tenma (voice), Donald Sutherland as President Stone (voice), Bill Nighy as Dr. Elefun/Robotsky (voice), David Alan Grier as Mr. Squirt/Math Cowboy/Boxer Robot (voice), Alan Tudyk as Mr. Squeegee/Scrapheap Head/Stinger Two (voice), Newell Alexander as General Heckler (voice), Bob Logan as Stinger One (voice), Dee Bradley Baker as Trashcan (voice), Kristen Bell as Cora (voice), Moises Arias as Zane (voice), Sterling Beaumon as Sludge (voice), Madeline Carroll as Widget (voice), Matt Lucas as Sparx (voice), David Bowers as Mike the Fridge (voice)(also Writer), Elle Fanning as Grace (voice), Nathan Lane as Hamegg (voice), Sofia Bowers as The Little Stinker, Samuel L. Jackson as Zog (voice), Nicole Fletcher as Oh No! Kid (voice), Maryann Garger as Dr. Proknuckle/Newscaster (?) (also Producer), Tiffany Hillkurtz as Bride To Be, David Feiss as Cowboy Robot (voice), Nicholas Guest as French Waiter Robot (voice), Max Burkholder as Billy (voice), Victor Bonavida as Sam (voice), Steve Alterman as Press Secretary (voice), Rif Hutton as Metro City Sergeant (voice), Madeleine Russell as Metro City Girl (voice), Pilar Flynn as Cora's Mom (also Line Producer) and Tony Matthews as Cora's Dad (voice). Movie Central, November 1, 2011. Songs: "Breezy Day" - Composed by Roger-Roger (as Roger Roger), Courtesy of APM Music LLC; "All Right" - Written by Daniel Goffey, Gareth Coombes and Michael Quinn, Performed by Supergrass, Used by permission of EMI April Music, Inc. (ASCAP), Courtesy of EMI Records Ltd., Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Marching Down the Field" - Composed by Harry Edwards, Courtesy of APM Music LLC. Trivia: 1. The character of Astro Boy first appeared in print as a manga in 1952 by Osamu Tezuka. This manga was adopted into the TV shows Astroboy, Shin Tetsuwan Atom and Astro Boy tetsuwan atomu. 2. A man in a red cap and glasses with a big nose appears in almost subliminal cameos throughout the film. This is the frequent self-caricature of Osamu Tezuka. 3. Isaac Asimov's "Three Laws of Robotics" are referenced a few times throughout the film. They are first mentioned when the RRF are introducing themselves to Astro. The laws, paraphrased, are as follows:1) A robot may not harm a human being, or through inaction, allow a human to come to harm.2) A robot must obey orders given it by a human being, as long as doing so does not conflict with the First Law.3) A robot must protect its own existence, as long as such protection does not interfere with the First or Second Law. 4. Astroboy is called by his title name only by Hamegg, and only twice throughout the entire movie. Otherwise he's called Astro, Toby, Robot Boy, or Boy Robot. 5. Samuel L. Jackson only speaks 11 words in the entire movie: "I'm old school", "Not just people", "The blue stuff", and "No biggy". Quote: Ham Egg: You can't kill me! The rules of robotics were created 50 years ago! Zog (who is 100 years old): I'm old school.
My Grandmother Ironed the King's Shirts. 1999, Animated short by Torill Kove. Co-produced by Marcy Page of the National Film Board of Canada and Lars Tømmerbakke of Studio Magica in Norway, the film humorously recounts a tall tale about the filmmaker's grandmother in Oslo, Norway, during World War II, who actually ironed the shirts for Norway's King Haakon VII for many years. Awards for the film included a special prize from the Hiroshima International Animation Festival and a Golden Sheaf Award for best animation. The film was also nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film at the 72nd Academy Awards. It was also included in the Animation Show of Shows. Financial support from the Norwegian Film Institute. Starring Mag Ruffman as Narrator (Canadian version) (voice). Movie Central, November 2, 2011. Storyline: A personal interpretation of Norwegian history - starring a grandmother who during the Second World War looses her job ironing the King's shirts. In stead she gains access to the enemy's uniforms, and inspires her own brand of resistance fighters, the "Shirt Guerillas".
Dead Snow (Norwegian: Død snø). 2009 Norwegian horror film, Starring Vegar Hoel as Martin, Stig Frode Henriksen as Roy, Charlotte Frogner as Hanna, Lasse Valdal as Vegard, Evy Kasseth Røsten as Liv, Jeppe Beck Laursen as Erlend, Jenny Skavlan as Chris, Ane Dahl Torp as Sara, Bjørn Sundquist as Turgåer (The Wanderer), Jerid Myers as Ronald, Ørjan Gamst as Standartenführer Oberst Herzog, Steinar Kaarstein as Nazi Zombie and Tommy Wirkola as Dying Zombie (also Director and Writer). Movie Central, November 8, 2011. Soundtrack: CC Cowboys - "Harry", Åge Alexandersen - "Min Dag", Christian Wibe - "Super Sober", LA Lapplanders - "Singel Og Dopa", "Mil Etter Mil" - Written by Kai Eide, "Yi Em To Sma Fine Damer - Written by Kjell Lunde, Edvard Grieg - "Dovregubbens Hall" (In The Hall of the Mountain King), Cyaneed - "NR2", Awakening - "Benea Reach", L.A. Laplanders - "Roald Og Lena", L.A. Laplanders - "Smellt På Tjukka" and Animal Alpha - "Fire! Fire! Fire!"
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. 2010, Starring Jake Gyllenhaal as Dastan, Gemma Arterton as Tamina, Ben Kingsley as Nizam, Alfred Molina as Sheik Amar, Steve Toussaint as Seso, Toby Kebbell as Garsiv, Richard Coyle as Tus, Ronald Pickup as King Sharaman, Reece Ritchie as Bis, Gísli Örn Garðarsson as Hassansin Leader, Claudio Pacifico as Hassansin Porcupine, Thomas DuPont as Hassansin Whip Man, Dave Pope as Hassansin Giant Scimitar, Domonkos Pardanyi as Hassansin Double-Bladed Halberd, Massimilano Ubaldi as Hassansin Long Razor, Furdik Vladimir as Hassansin Grenade Man, Christopher Greet as Regent of Alamut, William Foster as Young Dastan, Elliot James Neale as Young Bis, Selva Rasalingam as Persian Captain, Daud Shah as Asoka, Daisy Doidge-Hill as Young Guardian Girl, Charlie Banks as King Sharaman (Boy), Jesse Mathews as Nizam (Boy), Rohan Siva as Bloodied Alamut Soldier, Dimitri Andreas as Head Servant, Stephen Pope as Roham, Trampas Thompson as Mounted Herald, Joseph Bedelem as Garsiv's Lieutenant, Rachid Abbad as Rafa, Farzana Dua Elahe as Tamina's Maid Servant, Aziz El Kibachi as Mughal Sultan, Simon De Selva as General, Felix Augusto Quadros as Spy; Musicians: Amin Mohammad Fouladi, Masoud Abbasi, Mehrdad Azmin, Zartosht Safari, Ali Nourbakhsh, Parham Bahadoran, Ehsan Parvizian, Shohreh Shojaeifard, Babak Babakinejad; Emmanuel Akintunde as Amar's Race Patron, Guy C.A. as Tus Alamut Staff, Christine Estima as Alamut Palace Staff, Sean Francis George as Guard, João Costa Menezes as Trumpeter, Stephen Modell as Sheik Amar's Henchman and David Orpheus as Guard. Movie Central, November 9, 2011. Songs: "I Remain" - Written by Alanis Morissette and Mike Elizondo, Strings Arranged by Bruce Fowler, Produced by Mike Elizondo, Performed by Alanis Morissette; "Whirling" - Written and Performed by Azam Ali and Loga Ramin Torkian. Soundtrack: Alanis Morissette composed the theme song for the film, named "I Remain". The score was written by composer Harry Gregson-Williams. Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Soundtrack (66:26): No. Title Length
1. "The Prince of Persia", 5:20; 2. "Raid On Alamut", 6:32; 3. "Tamina Unveiled", 2:34; 4. "The King and His Sons", 2:59; 5. "Dastan and Tahmineh Escape", 4:31; 6. "Journey Through the Desert", 2:55; 7. "Ostrich Race", 0:59; 8. "Running from Sheikh Amar", 3:27; 9. "Trusting Nizam", 4:37; 10. "Visions of Death", 1:46; 11. "So, You're Going To Help Me?", 2:20; 12. "The Oasis Ambush", 1:54; 13. "Hassansin Attack", 2:59; 14. "Return To Alamut", 3:05; 15. "No Ordinary Dagger", 4:39; 16. "The Passages", 3:09; 17. "The Sands of Time", 3:58; 18. "Destiny", 3:38 and 19. "I Remain" (performed by Alanis Morissette, written by Alanis Morissette and Mike Elizondo), 4:57. Trivia: The film is a retelling of the 2003 video game of the same name, developed and released by Ubisoft Montreal. The film is based on characters and cultural elements of the game, which in turn is loosely based on characters of Persian mythology such as the Shahnameh (or the "Book of Kings"), and a famous legend involving Malik-Shah I, Nizam al-Mulk, and Hassan-i Sabbah in Persian literature.
The Captains. 2011 feature documentary that follows actor William Shatner through interviews with the Captains in the Star Trek universe. Shatner's subjects discuss their lives and careers before, during and after their tenure in a Starfleet uniform, exploring the pressures, stigmas, and sacrifices that accompanied the role. The film makes use of conversations, personal observations, interviews, and archival footage. Starring William Shatner as Himself (James T. Kirk), Sir Patrick Stewart as Himself (Jean-Luc Picard), Avery Brooks as Himself (Benjamin Sisko), Kate Mulgrew as Herself (Kathryn Janeway), Scott Bakula as Himself (Jonathan Archer), Chris Pine as Himself (James T. Kirk), Christopher Plummer as Himself (General Chang), Jonathan Frakes as Himself (William Riker), Robert Picardo as Himself (The Doctor), Nana Visitor as Herself (Kira Nerys), René Auberjonois as Himself (Odo), Connor Trinneer as Himself (Trip Tucker), Richard Arnold as Himself (former assistant to Gene Roddenberry), John de Lancie as Himself (The Q), Sally Kellerman as Herself, Walter Koenig as Himself, Chase Masterson as Herself (Convention Guest) and Grace Lee Whitney as Herself. Movie Central, November 9, 2011, with Bethany Luther and Connie Luther. Written and directed by William Shatner.
Stonehenge Apocalypse. 2010 (Made for TV science fiction), Starring Misha Collins as Dr. Jacob Glaser, Torri Higginson as Dr. Kaycee Leeds, Peter Wingfield as Dr. John Trousdale, David Lewis as David, Tina Milo Milivojevic as Marla, Michael Kopsa as General Forshaw, Brent Stait as Major Peatman, Hill Harper as Dr. Joseph Leshem, Nimet Kanji as Foreman, David Lovgren as Curator, Lauro Chartrand as Gunman, Adrian Holmes as Sergeant, Shaw Madson as Sergeant #2, Dolores Drake as Tour Guide, Aaron Pearl as Captain, Colin Lawrence as Pilot and Elliot Mandelcorn as Leshem Follower. Movie Central, November 11, 2011. Plot: Jacob Glaser, disgraced award winning scientist and underground pseudo-science radio talk-show host, notices unusual spikes in the Earth's electromagnetic field which lead him to Stonehenge. Stonehenge has begun to move independently, build up an electromagnetic charge and release enough energy to vaporise people within a certain radius. Jacob theorises that Stonehenge is actually at the centre of a massive ancient terraforming machine, but must convince the scientists and military on site of this before it is too late and all life on Earth is destroyed in a series of volcanoes which are connected to Stonehenge through the Earth's electromagnetic field. Meanwhile Joseph Lesham, of the somewhat ambiguous past connection to Jacob, is actively working towards Earth's destruction in hopes that his cult followers will survive the Apocalypse, waiting it out in a heretofore undiscovered pyramid in Maine, and become the progenitors of the next era of life on Earth. The conclusion is a race for possession of the device which controls both the pyramid in Maine and the electromagnetic terraforming machine at Stonehenge.
Season of the Witch. 2011, Starring Nicolas Cage as Behman von Bleibruck, Ron Perlman as Felson, Claire Foy as Anna/The Girl, Stephen Campbell Moore as Debelzaq, Robert Sheehan as Kay von Wollenbarth, Ulrich Thomsen as Johann Eckhardt, Stephen Graham as Hagamar, Christopher Lee as Cardinal D'Ambroise, Rebekah Kennedy as Peasant Turk Girl, Andrew Hefler as Jail Bailiff, Fernanda Dorogi as Old Woman (Givaudon), Kevin Rees as Dying Monk, Matt Devere as Sergeant in Arms, Róbert Bánlaki as Livery Boy, Barna Illyés as Cardinal's Priest, Kevin Killebrew as Demon voice, Simone Kirby as Midwife, Elen Rhys as Peasant Girl, Nick Sidi as Priest, Rory MacCann as Soldier Commander, Nicola Sloane as Spinster, Ada Michelle Loridans as Mila, Lisa Marie Dupree as Tavern Girl; Soldiers: Gergely Horpácsi, László Imre, Norbert Kovács and Zsolt Magyari; Kirk Jordan as Crusader Knight and Brían F. O'Byrne as Grandmaster. Movie Central, November 12, 2011. Soundtrack: Music by Atli Orvarsson. 1. Behmen, 2. Season Of The Witch, 3. Road To Severac, 4. Wormwood, 5. Crossing The Bridge, 6. Anna & Kay, 7. Final Battle, 8. The Cardinal, 9. Felson & Kay Fight, 10. Deliver Us From Evil, 11. The Village, 12. 1235 A.D., 13. Dungeons, 14. Wolf Attack, 15. The Plague, 16. Trenches and 17. Eckhart’s Funeral. Anachronism: When Felson fights the altar boy Kay he states "stand and fight like a man you little jackrabbit". The jackrabbit is indigenous to regions of North America not Europe so a crusader in medieval times would be unaware of them. Storyline: A 14th century Crusader returns to a homeland devastated by the Black Plague. A beleaguered church, deeming sorcery the culprit of the plague, commands the two knights to transport an accused witch to a remote abbey, where monks will perform a ritual in hopes of ending the pestilence. A priest, a grieving knight, a disgraced itinerant and a headstrong youth who can only dream of becoming a knight join a mission troubled by mythically hostile wilderness and fierce contention over the fate of the girl. When the embattled party arrives at the abbey, a horrific discovery jeopardises the knight's pledge to ensure the girl fair treatment, and pits them against an inexplicably powerful and destructive force.
Stars On. 8 minute short, showing clips from The Fast and the Furious, The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, Gone in 60 Seconds, The Transporter, Mission Impossible III, Wanted, Batman Begins, Transformers and Armageddon. Movie Central, November 12, 2011.
The Dirty Dozen. 1967, one of the top anti-establishment war films ever.
Act one - Identification and "recruiting" the prisoners -
Name Portrayed by Sentence
Franko, V.R. John Cassavetes Death by hanging
Vladek, M Tom Busby 30 years hard labor
Jefferson, R.T Jim Brown Death by hanging
Pinkley, V.L Donald Sutherland 30 years imprisonment
Gilpin, S Ben Carruthers 30 years hard labor
Posey, S Clint Walker Death by hanging
Wladislaw, T Charles Bronson Death by hanging
Sawyer, S.K. Colin Maitland 20 years hard labor
Lever, R Stuart Cooper 20 years imprisonment
Bravos, T.R Al Mancini 20 years hard labor
Jiminez, P Trini López 20 years hard labor
Maggott, A.J Telly Savalas Death by hanging
Starring Lee Marvin as Maj. John Reisman, Ernest Borgnine as Maj. Gen. Worden, Charles Bronson as Joseph Wladislaw, Jim Brown as Robert T. Jefferson, John Cassavetes as Victor R. Franko, Richard Jaeckel as Sgt. Clyde Bowren, George Kennedy as Maj. Max Armbruster, Trini Lopez as Pedro Jiminez, Ralph Meeker as Capt. Stuart Kinder, Robert Ryan as Col. Everett Dasher Breed, Telly Savalas as Archer J. Maggott, Donald Sutherland as Vernon L. Pinkley, Clint Walker as Samson Posey, Robert Webber as Brig. Gen. Denton, Tom Busby as Milo Vladek, Ben Carruthers as Glenn Gilpin, Stuart Cooper as Roscoe Lever, Robert Phillips as Cpl. Carl Morgan, Al Mancini as Tassos R. Bravos, Colin Maitland as Seth K. Sawyer, George Roubicek as Pvt. Arthur James Gardner, Thick Wilson as General Worden's Aide, Dora Reisser as German Officer's Girl, Gerard Heinz as Card-Playing German Officer, John G. Heller as 2nd German Sentry at Chateau, John Hollis as German Porter at Chateau, Hildegard Knef, Richard Marner as German Sentry at Chateau, Dick Miller as MP at Hanging, Lionel Murton as MP Lt. Col. in charge at hanging, Suzanne Owens-Duval as Prostitute, Frederick Schiller as Drunken German General and Richard Shaw as German Officer Who Seals the Bunker. Turner Classic Movies, November 12, 2011. Songs: "The Bramble Bush" - Music by Frank De Vol, Lyrics by Mack David; "Einsam" - Music by Frank De Vol, Lyrics by Sibylle Siegfried; "Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree With Anyone Else But Me" (uncredited) - (Lew Brown, Charles Tobias, Sam H. Stept); and "National Emblem" (uncredited) - Written by Edwin Eugene Bagley. Tracklisting:
1. The Hanging/The Orders/The Mission [2:20], 2. Main Title [3:29], 3. Move It Out [1:51], 4. The Builders/Train Time [2:35], 5. Einsam - Sibylle Siegried [1:39], 6. The Wire Cutter/Posey's Fight [1:55], 7. Shave Time [2:05], 8. Latrine Frolic [2:19], 9. Bramble Bush - Trini Lopez [3:21], 10. Toast Prosties [1:20], 11. Sting/Breed's Folly/The Clean Up/Breed's Discomfiture [3:58], 12. Switch-Hitters [1:37], 13. The Shell Game [1:54], 14. Safe and Sound/Jeep Explodes [2:30], 15. The Capture [3:19], 16. The Rehearsal [0:58], 17. Para Drop [2:11], 18. The Chateau [1:44], 19. The Rope Pt. 1 [1:55], 20. The Rope Pt. 2 [1:20], 21. Footsie/Mr. Nice Guy [1:41], 22. Prior to Melee-Mater/Prelude in Three Parts [7:38], 23. Jeff Left [2:06], 24. The End [2:00], 25. Main Title [1:30], 26. Einsam [1:55], 27. Long Band Sequence [3:37], 28. Bramble Bush [2:52], 29. Don't Blame Me [0:54], 30. The Rehearsal [1:37], 31. The Happy Idiot Waltz [2:06], 32. Ballroom Waltz No. 1 [1:28], 33. Ballroom Waltz No. 2 [2:11], 34. Southern Roses Pt. I [1:25] and 35. Southern Roses Pt. II [1:25]. Trivia: 1. Lee Marvin (Marines), Telly Savalas (Army), Charles Bronson (Army), Ernest Borgnine (Navy) and Clint Walker (Merchant Marine) all served in World War II. 2. Production on the film ran for so long that Jim Brown was in danger of missing training camp for the up-coming 1967-1968 football season. As training camp and the NFL season approached, the NFL threatened to fine and suspend Brown if he did not leave filming and report to camp immediately. Not one to take threats, Brown simply held a press conference to announce his retirement from football. At the time of his retirement, Brown was considered to be one of the best in the game and even today is considered to be one of the NFL's all-time greats. 3. During the "Last Supper" scene, Maggot (Telly Savalas) is in the Judas position of the Leonardo Da Vinci painting, before betraying the team during its mission. 4. The operation count-off is as follows: - One: down to the road block we've just begun - Two: the guards are through - Three: the Major's men are on a spree - Four: Major and Wladislaw go through the door - Five: Pinkley stays out in the drive - Six: the Major gives the rope a fix - Seven: Wladislaw throws the hook to heaven - Eight: Jiminez has got a date - Nine: the other guys go up the line - Ten: Sawyer and Gilpin are in the pen - Eleven: Posey guards points Five and Seven - Twelve: Wladislaw and the Major go down to delve - Thirteen: Franko goes up without being seen - Fourteen: Zero hour, Jiminez cuts the cable Franko cuts the phone - Fifteen: Franko goes in where the others have been - Sixteen: we all come out like it's Halloween. 5. Robert Aldrich was told that he could be in line for an Oscar as Best Director for the film if he cut out the scene of Jim Brown dropping hand grenades into the bomb shelter. The scene was considered controversial because the Germans (including women) were locked inside the bunker and had no chance to survive. Aldrich considered it but elected to leave the scene in to show that "war is hell". 6. As film production ran over-schedule, Frank Sinatra advised 'Trini López' to quit so that his recording career wouldn't lose it's momentum or popularity. So Lopez took Sinatra's advice and quit. (Or, according to another account, his agent unwisely demanded more money, which Robert Aldrich refused to grant. Originally, Lopez's character, Jiminez, was supposed to be one of the heroes. He was to be the one to ignite all of the dynamite that would destroy the entire chateau. But with Lopez's abrupt departure, his character was written off as being killed during the parachute jump. 7. Out of all the talented actors in this film, John Cassavetes was honoured to be nominated for an Oscar as Best Supporting Actor. Anachronisms: 1. In the beginning when Major Reisman is being given his mission, one of the officers speaking to him wears the ribbon for the Army Commendation medal (green with white stripes). The scene is set in 1944, yet Congress did not institute this medal until 1945. 2. The C-47 Dakota aircraft used in the jump scenes at parachute school is marked with the American white star in a blue roundel. This national insignia was replaced on American aircraft by the more familiar white star and bars on 30 June 1943. 3. The truck they are riding in while in town during the war games is an M-37 Dodge. This truck wasn't made until 1953, well after WWII. 4. The clothing and hairstyles worn by the women in the "graduation ball" are 1967 hairstyles. The film is set in 1944. 5. The ambulance in the movie is a M43 ambulance made during the Korean war (1950-1953) and not WWII (1939-1945). 6. Col. Breed wears Senior Parachutist Wings throughout this picture. This qualification badge did not exist until 1949, five years after the setting. 7. In several scenes where Col. Breed's men are knocked down, you can see they are wearing "trouser blousers" (a sort of bungee cord with hooks at both ends) to blouse their trousers. The correct method of blousing trousers at the time (and still in airborne units) is to tuck the trousers into the boots. This was the only method possible in 1944, the time portrayed in this film, when airborne troops were the only ones allowed to blouse class A or B trousers. "Trouser blouser" cords didn't come along until the late 1950's. 8. General Worden's barracks cap has gold braid on the visor, incorrect for the World War II period. Douglas MacArthur was the only U.S. Army general who wore a cap (of his own design) with unauthorized gold-braid on the visor during WWII.
Nowhere Boy. 2009, Starring Aaron Johnson as John, Kristin Scott Thomas as Mimi, David Threlfall as Uncle George, Josh Bolt as Pete Shotton, Ophelia Lovibond as Marie, Kerrie Hayes as Marie's Friend, Angela Walsh as Schoolmistress, Paul Ritter as Popjoy, Richard Syms as Reverend, Anne-Marie Duff as Julia, James Johnson as Stan, Alex Ambrose as Young John, Angelica Jopling as Julia (Aged 8), Abby Greenhalgh as Jackie (Aged 6), David Morrissey as Bobby, Richard Tate as Teacher, Christopher Coghill as Cunard Yank, Ben Smith as Boy with Knife, Andrew Buchan as Fishwick, Baillie Walsh as Postman, Simon Lowe as Guitar Shop Guy, Frazer Bird as Len, James Jack Bentham as Rod, Jack McElhone as Eric,
Daniel Ross as Nigel, Sam Wilmott as Colin Hanton, John Collins as Ivan, Thomas Brodie Sangster as Paul, Sam Bell as George, Colin Tierney as Alf, Nigel Travis as Cavern Bouncer, Lizzie Hopley as Café Waitress, Dan Armour as Percy Phillips, Abbie Murison as Diane, Riccardo Bacigalupo as Teen at Fair, Les Loveday as Teddy in Gang, Sarah Molkenthin as Teen, John Patten as Bouncer and Adele Heather Taylor as Party guest. Musicians (The Nowhere Boys): Vocals and Guitar - Aaron Johnson and Sam Bell; Washboard - Will Fry; Piano and Vocals - Sam Swallow; Drums - Emre Ramazanoglu; Guitar - Stephen Hood; Guitar, Banjo and Vocals - Ben Parker; Piano - Nat Woodcock; Tea Chest, Bass and Guitar - Jimmy Sims; and Guitar and Banjo - Patrick Murdoch. Movie Central, November 12, 2011, with Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "Mother" - Performed by John Lennon; "Shake, Rattle and Roll" - Performed by Elvis Presley. Although the film is about John Lennon, best known for being the founding member of The Beatles, the film doesn't mention the band's name throughout the entire film. Track Listings: Disc 1 (Soundtrack in credits): 1. Jerry Lee Lewis - "Wild One", Gracie Fields - "If I Knew You Were Comin' I'd've Baked a Cake", 2. Dickie Valentine - "Mr. Sandman", 3. Jackie Brenston and His Delta Cats - "Rocket 88", 4. Elvis Presley - "Shake, Rattle & Roll", 5. Wanda Jackson - "Hard Headed Woman", 6. Screamin' Jay Hawkins - "I Put A Spell On You", Aaron Johnson - "(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear", 7. The Nowhere Boys - "Maggie May", Anne-Marie Duff - "Maggie May", 8. The Nowhere Boys (Aaron Johnson) - "That'll Be The Day", 9. Eddie Bond and The Stompers - "Rockin' Daddy", 10. Eddie Cochran; Sam Bell and Patrick Murdoch - "Twenty Flight Rock", 11. The Nowhere Boys - "That's Alright Mamma", 12. The Nowhere Boys - "Raunchy", 13. The Nowhere Boys - "Movin' and Groovin'", 14. Big Mama Thornton - "Hound Dog", Sam Bell - "Love Me Tender", David Whitfield - "My Son John", 15. Gene Vincent (And The Blue Caps) - "Be-Bop-A-Lula", 16. Aaron Johnson; Sam Bell - "Hello Little Girl", 17. The Nowhere Boys - "In Spite Of All The Danger",
18. John Lennon - "Mother". Disc 2: 1. Chuck Berry - "Roll Over Beethoven", 2. Bill Haley and His Comets - "Rock Around The Clock", 3. Little Richard - "Rip It Up", 4. Elvis Presley - "Baby, Let's Play House", 5. Buddy Holly - "Peggy Sue", 6. Buddy Knox - "Party Doll", 7. Bobby Fuller Four - "I Fought The Law", 8. Vince Taylor and His Playboys - "Brand New Cadillac", 9. Dale Hawkins - "Susie-Q", 10. Shirley & Lee - "Let The Good Times Roll", 11. Barrett Strong - "Money (That's What I Want)", 12. Fats Domino - "Ain't That A Shame", 13. Lloyd Price - "Stagger Lee", 14. Frankie Vaughan - "These Dangerous Years" and 15. The Del-Vikings - Come Go With Me. Storyline: The story of John Lennon's childhood and teenage years from 1944 to 1960, his relationship with his aunt Mimi and his mother Julia, the two dominant women in the first part of his life, his first meeting with Paul McCartney and George Harrison, their friendship, their love for music and the birth of The Beatles. Quotes: 1. John: There's just no point hating someone you love. 2. John: Why couldn't God make me Elvis? Julia: 'Cause he was saving you for John Lennon! Anachronisms: 1. Although George Smith's grave says he died in June 1955, he is seen listening to the Hancock's Half Hour episode The Diary, which was first broadcast Dec 30 1956. 2. After celebrations marking his 17th birthday (in 1957) John Lennon is shown drinking from, and then hurling into the Mersey, a 'Nonic' pint glass of the type not invented until 1960. 3. When John is riding on the bus roof, the roadside below has double yellow parking lines, a quarter of a century before they were introduced. 4. When John wakes up at the waterfront, a modern car ferry is visible in the background. 5. The cigarettes smoked seem rather 'king sized' for the era, when Players and Woodbine were prevalent. 6. A Pono ukulele is shown in the music shop, a brand that didn't exist until the 1980s.
Catching Hell. #32 in the 30 for 30 series of documentaries airing on ESPN and its sister networks. First aired on September 27, 2011, Directed by Alex Gibney. The relationship between Chicago Cubs fans and Steve Bartman following Game 6 of the 2003 National League Championship Series. ESPN Films. TSN, November 14, 2011.
Renée. #33 in the 30 for 30 series of documentaries airing on ESPN and its sister networks. First aired on October 4, 2011, Directed by Eric Drath. The life of transsexual athlete Renée Richards, who shocked the world with her entry into the 1977 U.S. Open. ESPN Films. TSN, November 15, 2011.
Pony Exce$$. #30 in the 30 for 30 series of documentaries airing on ESPN and its sister networks. Original air date - December 11, 2010, Directed by Thaddeus D. Matula, Narrated by Patrick Duffy. The rise, fall, and rebirth of the SMU Mustangs football program, which received a 2-year "death penalty" for major infractions after Sean Stopperich blew the whistle on the long-suspected program. (2 hours in length). ESPN Films. TSN, Winter, 2011.
Muhammad and Larry. #4 in the 30 for 30 series of documentaries airing on ESPN and its sister networks. Original air date - October 27, 2009, Directed by Albert Maysles. A look at the October 1980 Muhammad Ali-Larry Holmes fight and its impact on both fighters, featuring fresh interviews with participants and previously unseen lead-up footage from both fighters' camps. ESPN Films. TSN, Spring, 2011.
Insidious. 2011 (Independent), Starring Patrick Wilson as Josh Lambert, Rose Byrne as Renai Lambert, Barbara Hershey as Lorraine Lambert, Ty Simpkins as Dalton Lambert, Lin Shaye as Elise Reiner, Leigh Whannell as Specs, Andrew Astor as Foster Lambert, Angus Sampson as Tucker, Chelsea Tavares as Terri; Insidious Entities: Philip Friedman as Old Woman, Joseph Bishara as Lipstick-Face Demon, J. LaRose as Long Haired Fiend, Corbett Tuck as Nurse Adelle/Doll Girl #2, Kelly DeVoto as Doll Girl #1; Heather Tocquigny as Nurse Kelly, Ruben Pla as Dr. Sercarz, John Henry Binder as Father Martin, Josh Feldman as Young Josh, Caslin Rose as Contortionist/Ghoul, Omar Apanco Salgado as Hispanic Student and Jeannette Sousa as Dr. Thimble. Movie Central, November 15, 2011. Soundtrack: "Tiptoe Through the Tulips" (1968) - Performed by Tiny Tim; "Nuvole Bianche" (2004) - Written by Ludovico Einaudi. Trivia: 1. When Josh is dismissing his class, director James Wan's name can be seen on the blackboard, underlined twice. 2. The mask Elise puts on to enter the world of dreams is the same as the mask used by the the Sandman, the master of dreams, in the comic book series of the same name, created by Neil Gaiman.
Germgirl. 2001 (5 minutes, Action, Short, Comedy). Director: Daniel Kash; Writer: Hayley Tyson; Producer: Hayley Tyson (executive producer); Starring Hayley Tyson as Germgirl, Richard Hughes as Germgirl's Date and Dean Murphy as Waiter. Ouat Media. Movie Central, November 15, 2011.
The Dilemma. 2011, Starring Vince Vaughn as Ronny Valentine, Kevin James as Nick Brannen, Winona Ryder as Geneva Brannen, Jennifer Connelly as Beth, Channing Tatum as Zip, Queen Latifah as Susan Warner, Chelcie Ross as Thomas Fern, Amy Morton as Diane Popovich (Tutin), Clint Howard as Herbert Trimpy (Plant Specialist), Talulah Riley as Concept Car Spokesmodel, Eduardo N. Martinez as Felix, Rance Howard as Burt, Guy Van Swearingen as Saul, Troy West as Dr. Rosenstone, Laura Whyte as Sue, Grace Rex as Cousin Betty, Mike McNamara as Cousin James, Rebecca Spence as Jackie, Tim Rhoze as Charles, Madison Dirks as B & V Worker, Michael Patrick Thornton as B & V Worker, Mimi Sagadin as B & V Worker, Sandy Marshall as Medic at Gardens, William Smillie as Poissonier, Jillian Burfete as Restaurant Server, Katie Korby as Restaurant Server, Catherine Bruzzini as Restaurant Patron, Laura Cooper as Waitress, Mariko Hayashi-Hall as Vietnamese Parlor Owner, Cheryl Hamada as Vietnamese Parlor Worker, Gary Houston as Camera Clerk, Wendy George as Store Clerk, Keith Kupferer as Bank Customer, Kevin Bigley as Bank Customer, Christina Anthony as Woman Behind Them, Philip Rayburn Smith as Gilbert, Elaine Robinson as Mom, Noah Jerome Schwartz as Son, Chanté Linwood as El Train Patron, Kielor Roberts as Diane's Son, Benjamin Toby Mullinkosson as Skate Rat, Nick Brade as Skate Rat, Michael Trnka as Skate Rat, Karen Aldridge as Receptionist, Gene Honda as Shoot the Puck Announcer, Heidi Johanningmeier as Shoot the Puck Girl, Brennan Buhl as Shoot the Puck Guy, William M. Connor as Disgruntled Fan, Christopher Meister as Concession Stand Customer, Charlie Hilbrant as Concession Stand Customer, Maura Antas as Blackhawks Fan, Duke Czlonka as Restaurant Patron, Ashley Lobo as Hawks Ice Crew Girl, Dave McNulty as Businessman in Lobby, Steven James Price as Chrysler Executive (With Brake Pad Keychain), Lupe Aguirre as Juan, Tommy Bartlett as Chrysler Board Member, Monika Belcik as Background, Darlene Benigno as Blackhawks Fan, Jeff Botelho as Car Show Attendee, Daniel Boughton as Bank Customer/Car Duster/Blackhawks Fan, Joseph Canales as Chinatown Pedestrian, Stanley Coelho as Gambler, Kelly Coughlin as Waitress/Pedestrian, Joe DeBartolo as Blackhawks Fan, Shannon Edwards as Palm Garden Docent, Niko El Santo Zavero as Gambler, Ashley-Lauren Elrod as Chrysler Auto Show Girl, Amanda Marie Fausher as Art Student, Kelvin Felix as Blackhawk Fan, Jessica Starr Folger as Blackhawks Fan, Nathan Geist as Young Chrysler Employee/Package Delivery Man/Dodge Stratus Guy/Blackhawks Fan, Adam Goodell as Pedestrian, Dan Jacobson as Extra, Lisa Junco as Business Woman in Chrysler Lobby, Megan Klehr as Auto Show Spokesmodel, Don Kress as Auto Executive & Blackhawk Fan, Michael Kuster as Anniversary Party Family Member, Andrew J. Lee as Gambler, Matthew LeFevour as Ice Security, Bernadette Lords as Jeep Auto Representative, Jamie Louachai as Bar/Auto Show Patron, Lawrence G. Lozano as Auto parts dealer, David Lunsford as Bar Patron, Samuel Meadows as Back Room Poker Player, José María Mendiola as Car Expo Atendee, Steven Hugh Nelson as Blackhawks Fan, Jim Nieciecki as Pedestrian/Restaurant Patron, Bryan C. Ordman as Gardens Student, Carmine Perrelli as Bar Patron, Marc Radz as Blackhawks Fan, Walt Sloan as Chrysler Employee, January Stern as Chrysler Executive, Stephanie Swearingen as Car Show Attendee, Chris D. Thomas as Chrysler Executive, Will Thompson as Piedmont Guy and J.D. Won as Auto Executive. Movie Central, November 15, 2011. Soundtrack: "BABY DON'T YOU DO IT" - Written by Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier and Eddie Holland (as Edward Holland, Jr.), Performed by The Band, Courtesy of Capitol Records, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "SASSY LITTLE WOMAN" - Written by Scott Nickoley, Jeff Bradfield and Jamie Dunlap, Performed by Michael Mulholland, Courtesy Marc Ferrari/MasterSource; "STICKS AND STONES" - Written by Mr. Titus Turner, Sr., Performed by Ray Charles, Courtesy of The Ray Charles Foundation, Under license from The Ray Charles Marketing Group; "COSMIC EGG" - Written by Andrew Stockdale, Performed by Wolfmother, Courtesy of Modular Recordings/Universal Music Australia/Interscope Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "EVERYTHING TRYING" - Written and Performed by Damien Jurado, Courtesy of Secretly Canadian; "DETROIT ROCK CITY" - Written by Bob Ezrin and Paul Stanley, Performed by KISS, Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "READY, AIM, FIRE" - Written by Tim Myers, Performed by The Unknown, Courtesy of Zync Music Group LLC; "CHELSEA DAGGER" - Written by John Lawler, Performed by The Fratellis, Courtesy of Universal-Island Records Ltd./Interscope Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "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; "SHE'S LONG GONE" - 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; "ONE WEEK OF DANGER" - Written and Performed by The Virgins, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "BOMB" - Written by Emma Richardson, Matt Hayward and Russell Marsden, Performed by Band of Skulls, Courtesy of PSY Collective LLC, By Arrangement with Zync Music Group LLC; "NEON INVASION" - Written by Patrick Goss, Daniel Hardacre, Philip Anthony Johnson, Kate Prior and Robert Wright, Performed by Neon Plastix, Courtesy of Blow Up Records Ltd., By Arrangement with Natural Energy Lab; "THE BEST" - Written by Mike Chapman, Holly Knight; "JUST SAYING" - Written and Performed by The Hold Steady. Trivia: 1. Winona Ryder won the lead female role after two auditions, beating out the likes of Kate Beckinsale, Carla Gugino and Uma Thurman. 2. Jennifer Garner was cast but dropped out and was replaced by Jennifer Connelly. 3. During shooting in the United Center for the "Shoot the Puck" scene, Kevin James actually made it into the net while practicing for the scene. The extras in the United Center erupted with "Chelsea Dagger" to commemorate his accomplishment. 4. Ron Howard's first comedy since How the Grinch Stole Christmas. 5. In a nod to the late John Hughes, several of his DVD's are stacked up on the kitchen counter while 'Vince Vaughan''s character is trying to cut a piece of cake. 6. When Ronny confronts Geneva about the affair at the Blackhawks game, they miss a goal and the song "Chelsea Dagger" plays which is the goal song for the Blackhawks. In reality, when the Blackhawks score, the goal horn blows followed by song "Chelsea Dagger" by the Fratellis. 7. When Ronny follows Geneva into the bar during the hockey game and confronts her about the affair, the Chicago Blackhawks are wearing different uniforms on the televisions in the bar then they are in the live game.
Loom. 2006 (5 minutes, Animation, Short). Storyline: A young girl is enjoying the cello playing of a street musician. An elderly female wheelchair-bound weaver witnesses an incident between the two. The weaver uses the selfless act of the cellist to create her own art. Directed by Scott Kravitz. Music written and performed by Melora Creager. Ouat Media. Movie Central, November 15, 2011. Quote: "Because I could not stop for Death, he kindly stopped for me..." - Emily Dickinson.
Sacrifice. 2011 (American/Canadian drama released direct-to-video), Starring Cuba Gooding Jr. as John Hebron, Laura Daans as Jade, Christian Slater as Father Porter, Kim Coates as Arment, Devon Bostick as Mike Lopez, Arcadia Kendal as Angel, Zion Forrest as Rook, Jake Simons as Tiaz, Layton Morrison as Gary Diamond, Athena Karkanis as Rachel, Matthew Stefiuk as Balt, Hannah Van Herten as Noelle Hebron, Adrian Langley as Doug, Stacey Martin as Riki, Peter Dillon as Lyon, Michasha Armstrong as Lazarus, Monika Schurmann as Dani Brooks, Jeffery Ong as Chan, Hazel Gorin as Mrs. Erin, Sean Tucker as L.A. Customs Inspector, Victor Cornfoot as Customs Executive, Angelica Lisk as Anna, Troy Amos Ross as Kurt, Henry Kwok as Sammy Lee, Wendy Cheung as Mrs. Lee, Jimmy Song as Sammy Lee's son, Joe Bostick as Businessman, Mercedes Papalia as Purse Hooker, Ken Gorin as Church Singer, Patrick McDonald as Father Patrick, Kenny B as Rink Announcer, Mark Slacke as Church Hood Pete, Efosa Otuomagie as Church Hood Raph, Sandy Kellerman as Dani's Assistant, James Laurin as Club Patron, Kathy Logan as Coroner, Jennilee Murray as Rook's Girl, Mark Sparks as Henchman, Tim Finnigan as Hockey Fan, Andre Givogue as Guy Sitting at the Bar and Simon Seline as Hockey Arena Patron. Movie Central, November 17, 2011. Song: "Shallow" - Performed by Boy Tech.
Vietnam War Stories. 2011 (Documentary), with interviews of Vietnam War veterans, with archival footage and photos. PBS, November 17, 2011.
Gigantic. 2008 (Independent), Starring Paul Dano as Brian Weathersby, Zooey Deschanel as Harriet "Happy" Lolly, John Goodman as Al Lolly, Ed Asner as Kirby Weathersby, Jane Alexander as Barbara Weathersby, Clarke Peters as Roger Stovall, Ian Roberts as John Weathersby, Robert Stanton as James Weathersby, Daniel Stewart Sherman as Kevin Blue, Mary Page Keller as Marguerite Lolly, Zach Galifianakis as Homeless Man, Brian Avers as Larry Arbogast, Leven Rambin as Missy Thaxton, Susan Misner as Melanie Lolly, Matt Walton as Conner Williams, Ilana Levine as Ducky Saltinstall, Louis Ozawa Changchien as Matsubara, Kenji as Kanagae, Tatsuo Ichikawa as Nagata, Sean Dugan as Gary Wynkoop, Frank Harts as Kenyatta Folds, Rob Munk as Dr. Sarazine, Sharon Wilkins as Linda, Pierre Epstein as Jacques, Sara Lamm as Natasha Klukowski, Tara Greenway as Lucy (Mattress Customer), Zachary Knower as Ted (Mattress Customer), Mylinda Hull as Woman (Mattress Customer), Jerry Richardson as Man (Mattress Customer), Will McLaughlin as Receptionist, Adam Nagata as Attendant, Nekia Daste as Make Up Artist, Aryn Cole as John's Masseuse, Gina Gabrielli as Eastern European Masseuse, Cassidy Gard as Girl in Couple, RJ Konner as Commuter and Anna Kuchma as Eastern European Masseuse. Movie Central, November 18, 2011. Soundtrack: "Brooklyn King" - Written by Elgin Turner & Devin Horwitz, Performed by Masta Killa; "I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight" - Written by Richard Thompson & Linda Thompson, Performed by Richard Thompson & Linda Thompson; "Another Moon" - Written by Eric von Essen, Performed by Eric von Essen; "Fat Fan" - Written by Derrick Morgan, Performed by Derrick Morgan; "A Mirage" - Written by Edith Frost, Performed by Edith Frost; "Finska Blues" - Written by Eric von Essen, Performed by Eric von Essen; "Did You See the Words?" - Written by Joshua Dibbs, Noah Lennox, David Portner, & Brian Weitz, Performed by Animal Collective.
Sunset. 1988, Written and directed by Blake Edwards, the movie stars Bruce Willis as legendary western actor Tom Mix and James Garner as legendary lawman Wyatt Earp. Starring Bruce Willis as Tom Mix, James Garner as Wyatt Earp, Malcolm McDowell as Alfie Alperin, Mariel Hemingway as Cheryl King, Kathleen Quinlan as Nancy Shoemaker, Jennifer Edwards as Victoria Alperin, Patricia Hodge as Christina Alperin, Richard Bradford as Captain Blackworth, M. Emmet Walsh as Chief Marvin Dibner, Joe Dallesandro as Dutch Kieffer, Andreas Katsulas as Arthur, Dann Florek as Marty Goldberg, Bill Marcus as Hal Flynn, Michael C. Gwynne as Mooch, Dermot Mulroney as Michael Alperin, Miranda Garrison as Spanish Dancer, Liz Torres as Rosa, Castulo Guerra as Pancho, Dakin Matthews as William Singer, Vernon Wells as Australian Houseman, Dennis Rucker as Paul, John Dennis Johnston as Ed, Kenny Call as Cowboy Fred, Jack Garner as Cowboy Henry, Jerry Tullos as Leo Vogel, Steem Tanney as George the Conductor, Peter Jason as Frank Coe, Richard Fancy as Academy Speaker, Glenn Shadix as Roscoe Arbuckle, Lisa Alpert as Michael's Secretary, Sonia Zimmer as Dibner's Secretary, Marina Palmier as Candy Store Girl, Tessa Taylor as Candy Store Girl, Jon Van Ness as Director, Randy Bowers as Assistant Director, Maureen Teefy as Stagecoach Lady, Arnold Johnson as George (Mix Butler), Eric Harrison as Alperin Butler, Amy Michelson as Alfie's 1st Wife, James O'Connell as Gate Guard, C. James Lewis as Jail Guard, Bing Russell as Studio Guard; Jail Inmates: Bill Applegate, Luis Contreras, Charles Noland and Robert Covarrubias; Donalin Patton as Girl at Lunch, Kay Perry as Girl at Lunch, Rod McCary as Douglas Fairbanks, John Fountain as John Gilbert, Irene Olga López as Asuncion Maria Romero, Jeris Poindexter as Cleaning Man, F. William Parker as Mayor Robert Hellman (of Pasadena), Grant Heslov as Car Attendant; Reporters: Don Sparks, Melanie Jones, Darrah Meeley, Tom Tarpey, Krista Gray and Katie Morgan; Bevis Faversham as Oliver Hardy, Vincent Jerosa as James Cagney, Beverly Leech as Thelma Todd, Denney Pierce as Billy Clanton and Barry Vigon as Boat Captain. Movie Central, November 18, 2011, with Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "Black And Tan Fantasy" - Performed by Duke Ellington and His Orchestra. Storyline: Whilst making a silent film about the life of the legendary lawman Wyatt Earp, veteran actor 'Tom Mix' (Bruce Willis) discovers that the real Earp (James Garner) is on the film set as a technical advisor. The two become friends, but when a murder takes place, the two become partners and set about tracking down the killer. Trivia: 1. John Fountain portrays his real-life grandfather, actor John Gilbert. 2. Although the film's plot is mostly fiction, it is true that Wyatt Earp and Tom Mix were friends. After retiring from law-enforcement work, Earp and his wife drifted around, eventually setting in Los Angeles where he and Mix met. They became good friends and Mix even tried to get Hollywood to produce a movie about Earp, but they weren't interested. Earp was, however, hired as a technical consultant for movies starring Mix and William S. Hart. When Earp passed away in 1929, Mix and Hart were his pallbearers. 3. Sunset uses 1929 as its setting. Wyatt Earp died in January 1929 at the age of 80. James Garner was actually a little young for the role; in 1988 he was only 60 years old. Garner previously played Wyatt Earp in the John Sturges Western, Hour of the Gun. 4. Very loosely based on the death of Thomas H. Ince aboard William Randolph Hearst's yacht, a topic dealt with in more realistic fashion in The Cat's Meow. 5. Thomas Edwin "Tom" Mix (born Thomas Hezikiah Mix) January 6, 1880 – October 12, 1940) was an American film actor and the star of many early Western movies. He made a reported 336 films between 1910 and 1935, all but nine of which were silent features. He was Hollywood’s first Western megastar and is noted as having helped define the genre for all cowboy actors who followed. 6. Wyatt Berry Stapp Earp (March 19, 1848 – January 13, 1929) was an American gambler, investor, and law enforcement officer who served in several Western frontier towns. He was also at different times a farmer, teamster, bouncer, saloon-keeper, miner and boxing referee. He is most well known for his part in the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral during which three outlaw Cowboys were killed. The 30-second gunfight would define the rest of his life. Earp's modern-day reputation is that of Old West's "toughest and deadliest gunman of his day." 7. After drawing his gun, Tom Mix's gun is in his holster and in his hand at the same time throughout the gunfight at his ranch. 8. Wyatt Earp died before the 1929 Academy Awards ceremonies took place. Quotes: 1. Wyatt Earp: Cheryl, I'm old enough to be your father. Cheryl King: Wyatt, you're old enough to be my grandfather. 2. Wyatt Earp: It's all true, give or take a lie or two. 3. [last title card] Title Card: ...and that's the way it really happened. Title Card: Give or take a lie or two.
A Doll's House. 1959 (made for television movie) Directed by George Schaefer. Based on Henrik Ibsen's 1879 play A Doll's House. Starring Julie Harris as Nora Helmer, Christopher Plummer as Torvald Helmer, Hume Cronyn as Nils Krogstad, Eileen Heckart as Kristine Linde, Jason Robards Jr. as Dr. Rank, Randy Gaynes as Bobby, Maggie King as Amy, Katharine Raht as Anna-Maria, Walter Slezak as Presenter, Richard E. Thomas as Ivor and Mildred Trares as Helena. DVD, November 19, 2011, with Connie Luther. Distributed by National Broadcasting Company.
Planet 51. 2009 (Spanish/British/American animated), Starring Jessica Biel as Neera (voice), John Cleese as Professor Kipple (voice), Gary Oldman as General Grawl (voice), Dwayne Johnson as Captain Charles T. Baker (voice), Justin Long as Lem (voice), Seann William Scott as Skiff (voice), Freddie Benedict as Eckle (voice), Alan Marriott as Glar (voice), Mathew Horne as Soldier Vesklin (voice), James Corden as Soldier Vernkot (voice), Lewis Macleod as Additional Voice (voice), Rupert Degas as Additional Voice (voice), Rebecca Front as Additional Voice (voice), Vincent Marzello as Additional Voice (voice), Emma Tate as Additional Voice (voice), Pete Atkin as Additional Voice (voice), Laurence Bouvard as Additional Voice (voice) and Brian Bowles as Additional Voice (voice). Movie Central, November 19, 2011. Soundtrack: "Earth Angel (Will You Be Mine)" - Performed by The Crew Cuts, Courtesy of Island Def Jam, Under license from Universal Music Operations Limited, Written by Belvin/Hodge/Williams, © Dootsie Williams Publications, All rights administered by Warner/Chappell Music Publishing Ltd; "Lollipop" - (Vocal and Instrumental versions), Written by Julius Dixon and Beverly Ross, © 1958 by Edward B Marks Music Corporation, Used by Permission of Moncur Street Music Ltd On behalf of Anglo Pic Music Company Ltd, Lead Vocal Sophie Green
Backing Vocals Tamsin Hardy and Cat Scandrett, Arranged by Chris Cawte, Produced by Graham Walker; "Unchained Melody" - Written by Hy Zaret and Alex North, Used by permission of Frank Music Corp. (ASCAP), Lead Vocal by Keith Murrell, Arranged and Orchestrated by Chris Cawte, Conducted by Graham Walker, Produced by Graham Walker; "Gonna Be a Star" - Written by Tom Cawte, Performed by Tom Cawte and The Electric Hearts, Backing Vocals by Keith Murrell, Mick Mullings and Pete Howarth, Brass and Saxes arranged by Chris Cawte, Produced by Graham Walker, © 2008 Handmade Films Music Ltd; "Private Conversation" - Written by Tom Cawte, Vocal by Alan Marriott, Guitar by Tom Cawte, © 2008 Handmade Films Music Ltd; "Be Bop a Lula" - Written by Gene Vincent and Tex Davis, Used by kind permission of Carlin Music Corp., Lead Vocal by Chris Cawte, Backing Vocals by Keith Murrell, Arranged by Chris Cawte, Produced by Graham Walker; "Mr. Sandman" - Written by Pat Ballard, © Edwin H. Morris and Co. Inc. ASCAP, All rights administered by Warner/Chappell Music Publishing Ltd, Lead Vocal by Peter Gosling, Backing Vocals by Keith Murrell and Mick Mullins, Arranged by Chris Cawte, Produced by Graham Walker; "Also Sprach Zarathustra" - Composed by Richard Strauss, Licensed by Peters Edition Limited, London, All rights reserved, International copyright secured, Performed by The London Metropolitan Orchestra, Produced by James Seymour Brett (as James Brett) and Graham Walker; "Dental Pro Commercial" - Composed by James Seymour Brett (as James Brett), Vocal Harmonies by Janet Mooney, © 2008 Handmade Films Music Ltd; "Macarena" - Performed by Los del Río, Licensed by Sony BMG Music Entertainment, Written by Antonio Romero (as Antonio Romero Monge)/Rafael Ruiz (as Rafael Ruiz Perdigones), © 1993 Warner Chappell Music Spain, S.A (SGAE) BMG Music Publishing Spain S.A (SGAE) and Nuevas Ediciones,, S.A (SGAE); "Stick It to the Man (Film Version)" - Written by Tom Cawte, Performed by Alan Marriott, Produced by Graham Walker, © 2008 Handmade Films Music Ltd; "Ding Ding a Boom Boom" - Written and Arranged by Chris Cawte, Vocals by Keith Murrell, Produced by Graham Walker, © 2008 Handmade Films Music Ltd; "Long Tall Sally" - Written by Robert 'Bumps' Blackwell (as Robert Blackwell), Enotris Johnson and Little Richard (as Richard Penniman), © 1956 Venice Music Inc. Peermusic (UK) Ltd., London, Lead Vocal by John Sloman, Arranged by Chris Cawte, Produced by Graham Walker; "Mysterious Lem" - Written by Charlie Ramos, Vocals by Alan Marriott, Guitar by Tom Cawte, © 2009 Handmade Films Music Ltd; "Singing in the Rain" - Written by Nacio Herb Brown and Arthur Freed, Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd, Performed by The London Metropolitan Orchestra, Orchestrated by James Seymour Brett (as James Brett), Produced by James Seymour Brett (as James Brett) and Graham Walker; "Glar's Lament" - Composed by James Seymour Brett (as James Brett), Whistling by Tom Cawte, Guitar by Chris Cawte, © 2009 Handmade Films Music Ltd; "Stick It to the Man (End Credits Version)" - Written by Tom Cawte, Performed by Tom Cawte and The Electric Hearts, Produced by Graham Walker, © 2009 Handmade Films Music Ltd; "Greased Lightnin" - Written by Jim Jacobs and Warren Tracy, © Morris Edwin H and Co Ltd, All rights administered by Warner Chappell Music Ltd, Lead Vocal by Lance Ellington, Backing Vocals by Keith Murrell, Mick Mullins and Pete Howarth, Arranged by Chris Cawte, Produced by Graham Walker; "Tried to Save the World" - Written by Tom Cawte, Performed by Tom Cawte and The Electric Hearts, Produced by Graham Walker, © 2008 Handmade Films Music Ltd. Trivia: 1. Produced on a budget of $70 million, Planet 51 is the most expensive movie produced in Spain. 2. To parallel Earth and its controversial Area 51, Base 9 is taken from the number of planets in the (Human) solar system. The film's producers chose to call the movie Planet 51, acknowledging Area 51, the supposed center of UFO investigation in America.
Christmas in Canaan. 2009, Starring Billy Ray Cyrus as Daniel Burton, Tom Heaton as Wylie, Jaishon Fisher as Young Rodney, Zak Ludwig as Young DJ, Jessica McLeod as Young Sarah, Darien Provost as Young Bobby, Candus Churchill as Eunice, Tom McBeath as Carl, Matt Ward as Older Rodney, Jacob Blair as Older DJ, Emily Tennant as Older Sarah, Brendan Meyer as Older Bobby, Julian D. Christopher as Shoup, Paul Herbert as Clancey, Rukiya Bernard as Charlene, Stefanie Samuels as Angela, Ben Cotton as Jake, Lossen Chambers as Celie, Neill Fearnley as Clark, Nico McEown as Jimmy Ray, Stacee Copeland as Nurse, Arien Boey as 4 Year Old Bobby, John John as Younger Bandit and Dolittle as Older Bandit. Movie Central, November 20, 2011, with Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "We'll Get By Somehow" (Theme Song) - Performed by Billy Ray Cyrus, Written by Billy Ray Cyrus and Samuel Hancock; "Swing Down Sweet Chariot" - Performed by The Crownsmen Quartet, Featuring: Ronald Ray Cyrus, Bill Watkins, Ronnie Large, Mike Barber & Donny; "Christmas Angel" - Performed by Brain Glenn, Written by Alicia King, Courtesy of Marc Ferrari/Mastersource. Trivia: 1. The film is based around the book of the same name written by country music artist Kenny Rogers and Donald Davenport. 2. It was filmed in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. 3. The film premiered on December 12, 2009, on the Hallmark Channel. Its theme song, "We'll Get By Somehow (We Always Do)" (performed by Cyrus), was made into a music video. Plot: In the rural town of Canaan, Texas, a clash between two classmates – one, a tough farm boy, and the other, a bright bookish black boy – evolves into an unlikely friendship. The boys' families devise a plan to teach them a lesson after they fight, but it is a wounded puppy that eventually brings them together. It is amidst the magic of Christmas that the boys learn about family, hope and love despite living under the shadow of racism.
The Juror. 1996, Starring Demi Moore as Annie Laird, Alec Baldwin as Mark Cordell/Teacher, Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Oliver Laird, James Gandolfini as Eddie, Anne Heche as Juliet, Lindsay Crouse as Tallow, Tony Lo Bianco as Louie Boffano, Michael Rispoli as Joseph Boffano, Matthew Cowles as Rodney, Matt Craven as Boone, Frank Adonis as DeCicco, Michael Constantine as Judge Weitzel, Todd Susman as Bozeman, Julie Halston as Inez, Polly Adams as Forewoman, Jack Gilpin as Accountant, Chuck Cooper as Stockbroker, Charle Landry as Musician, Tom Signorelli as Locksmith, Frances Foster as Housewife, Robin Moseley as Matron, Rosemary De Angelis as Mrs. Riggio, Joseph Perrino as Thomas Riggio, James Michael McCauley as Carew, William Hill as Walters, Randy Jurgensen as Court Clerk, Chuck Zito as Frankie, Steve Santosusso as Dom, Peter Rini as Archangelo, Gayle Scott as Party Singer, Gary R. Wordham as Flirting Intern, Anne Bobby as Ticket Agent, Fiona Gallagher as Ticket Agent, Luisa Huertas as Car Rental Agent, Daniel Martínez as Jeep Guy, Melissa Murray as Lainie, Brett Barsky as Jesse, Denise Burse as Secretary, Jose Senteno as Gold Tooth, Kalani Queypo as Deer Dancer, Alejandro García as Deer Dancer, Rauol Morales as Shooter, Marco Quezaza as Shooter, Jose Jara as Gunman, Al Cerullo Jr. as Helicopter Pilot, Gary Tacon as Mr. Baldwin's Stunt Double, Robert Covarrubias as Airport Pilot, Andy Davoli as Dee Jay, Marilyn Dobrin as Mrs. Kolodny, John Louis Fischer as Waiter, Ben Ryan as Lacrosse Player, Todo Segalla as Waiter and Eddie Sicoli as Tony Lobianco party's Guest. American Movie Classics, November 21, 2011. Soundtrack: "The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonite" - Performed by R.E.M.; 'All Of Me" - Written by Seymour Simons and Gerald Marks; "Brooklyn Beats (Pulse & Rhythm Version)" - Performed by Fathoms N.Y. and "Casta Diva, che inargenti" from "Norma" - Music by Vincenzo Bellini, Words by Felice Romani (at the art gallery scene). Trivia: Gary R. Wordham is the name of the actor that is credited as the flirting intern at the hospital. This is also the name that is used on the passport Alec Baldwin's character uses when he flies to Guatemala.
Charlie St. Cloud. 2010, Starring Zac Efron as Charlie St. Cloud, Charlie Tahan as Sam St. Cloud, Amanda Crew as Tess Carroll, Augustus Prew as Alistair Woolley, Donal Logue as Tink Weatherbee, Tegan Moss as Cindy, Kim Basinger as Claire St. Cloud, Ray Liotta as Florio Ferrente, Dave Franco as Sully, Matt Ward as Connors, Miles Chalmers as Latham, Jesse Wheeler as Green, Desiree Zurowski as Carla Ferrente, Adrian Hough as Ben Carroll, Jill Teed as Grace Carroll; Girls in Toy Store: Valerie Tian, Grace Sherman and Brenna O'Brien; Julia Maxwell as Rachel, Paul Chevreau as Hoddy Snow, Paul Duchart as Reverend Polk, Renu Bakshi as Reporter, Darren Dolynski as Ambulance Driver, Sophie Stukas as Mary Rogers, Marci T. House as Photographer, Ted Whittall as Principal, Natasha Denis as Julie and D. Neil Mark as EMT. Movie Central, November 22, 2011. Soundtrack: "Baby Ryhs Blues" by The McKinley South Experience; "Helicopter" - Performed by Bloc Party; "Oh No" - Performed by Andrew Bird; "We’re Gonna Play" - Performed by Mathew Barber; "Rasputin" - Performed by Studio K; "While We Were Dreaming" - Performed by Pink Mountaintops; "California Sun" - Performed by Ramones; "Pull My Heart Away" - Performed by Jack Penate and "Magic Show" - Performed by Electric Owls. Trivia: 1. Originally the film was to be shot in Marblehead, Massachusetts. However, high costs caused the production to be moved to Vancouver, British Columbia. 2. According to the novel, Tess' coat was designed to keep her from dying from hypothermia for up to one one week, which is why she could have survived until being rescued by Charlie. Anachronism: At the beginning of the movie (set in 2005) when they are showing a Red Sox-Yankees game, they show Dustin Pedroia. Pedroia wasn't on the Sox until 2006.
The High Cost Of Living. 2010 (Indie drama film set in Montreal, Quebec), Starring Isabelle Blais as Nathalie, Zach Braff as Henry Welles, Patrick Labbé as Michel, Julian Lo as Johnny, Aimée Lee as Wai Lin, Pierre Gendron as Detective Lambert, Sean Lu as Kenny, Anick Lemay as Julie, Nicole Braber as Lille, Graham Cuthbertson as Ian, Mylene Savoie as Anna, Tony Robinow as Dr. Rosen, Joujou Turenne as Nurse 1, Kyle Switzer as Eli, Ian Finlay as Paul, Shan Chetty as Martin, Anik Matern as Urban Wife, Victor Andres Trelles Turgeon as Student, Paul-Antoine Taillefer as Medical Resident, Karine Lavergne as Pascale, Matthew McKay as Gavin, Patrick Costello as Hipster, Nicole Jones as Isabelle, Qamar Abbas as New Father, Susan Bain as Nurse 2, Paula Jean Hixson as Olivia, Valérie Ouimet-Chiriaeff as Sarah, William Phan as Teenage Boy, Richard Robitaille as Urban Bartender, Robert Higden as Urban Husband and Maximilien Garneau-Pillet as Johnny's Friend. Movie Central, November 22, 2011. Soundtrack: "Head On"; "SOS"; "Furious Fire"; "Fire Alarm"; "Choses que j'aime le plus"; "Country Song"; "Assault on Precincts 1 through 12"; "Tranquille"; "Dime a Dozen"; "Firely"; "The Mama Papa"; "Fall"; "Holding Hands"; "Sleep Behind Dark Glasses"; "The Bridge"; "Disco Blackout"; "We at the Party"; "The Great Escape" and "For The Love". Trivia: Written and Directed by Deborah Chow and set in Montreal, the film centers around a young, pregnant woman whose world falls apart when she loses her child in a hit and run accident. Quote: Henry Welles: Sometimes I wonder how I got to be this person. You have a version in your head of who you think you are and then one day you realize that you're just the sum total of a bunch of bad decisions and stupid behavior.
Somewhere. 2010 (written and directed by Sofia Coppola), Starring Stephen Dorff as Johnny Marco, Chris Pontius as Sammy, Erin Wasson as Party Girl #1, Alexandra Williams as Party Girl #2, Nathalie Fay as Party Girl #3, Kristina Shannon as Bambi, Karissa Shannon as Cindy, John Prudhont as Chateau Patio Waiter, Ruby Corley as Patio Girl, Angela Lindvall as Blonde in Mercedes; Vampire Models: Maryna Linchuk and Meghan Collison and Jessica Miller; Elle Fanning as Cleo, Lala Sloatman as Layla, Renée Roca as Ice Skating Instructor, Aurélien Wiik as French Guy, Lauren Hastings as Pretty Girl, Amanda Anka as Marge, Ellie Kemper as Claire, Brian Gattas as Studio PR Man, Randa Walker as Eager PR Woman, Michelle Monaghan as Rebecca, Sylvia Desrochers as Rebecca's Publicist, Christopher James Taylor as Press Photographer, Silvia Bizio as Italian Journalist, Noel De Souza as Indian Journalist, Lisa Lu as Chinese Journalist, Alexander Nevsky as Russian Journalist, Aida Takla-O'Reilly as Egyptian Journalist, Emanuel Levy as Israeli Journalist, H.J. Park as Korean Journalist, Jordu Schell as SPFX Make-up Artist, Joey Rocket as SPFX Make-up Artist, Jack Firman Jr. as SPFX Make-up Artist, Io Bottoms as Receptionist, Paul Greene as Ron the Masseur, Eliza Coupe as Hotel Room Neighbor, Nicole Trunfio as Brunette Bikini Beauty, Tim Starks as LAX VIP Services, Mary McNeal as Airline Rep, Ferruccio Calamari as Milan VIP Handler, Antonio Bracciani as Milan Airport Policeman, Davidé Borella as Hotel Manager - Milan, Nunzio Alfredo 'Pupi' D'Angieri as Pupi, Jo Champa as Pupi's Wife, Greta Zamparini as Pupi's PR, Stefano Fiorentino as Young Rich Man, Laura Chiatti as Sylvia, Giorgia Surina as Italian TV Reporter, Simona Ventura as Telegatto Host, Nino Frassica as Telegatto Host, Valeria Marini as Telegatto Special Guest, Maurizio Nichetti as Telegatto Award Recipient, Paola Turani as Telegatto Girl, Marica Pellegrinelli as Telegatto Girl, Martina Chiriaco as Telegatto Dancer, Jennifer Iacono as Telegatto Dancer, Angela Lanotte as Telegatto Dancer, Sylvia Lucia Tauro as Telegatto Dancer, Marco Gandolfi Vannini as Italian Limo Driver, Philip Pavel as Hotel Manager, C.C. Sheffield as Woman Getting Haircut, Romulo Laki as Romulo, Damián Delgado as Victor, Laura Ramsey as Naked Blonde with Sailor Cap, Nathalie Love as Young Wasted Girl, Caitlin Keats as Chateau Lobby Guest, David Jean Thomas as Casino Croupier, Peter McKernan as Helicopter Pilot, Patrick McKernan as Helicopter Ground Safety, Ray Garcia as Parking Valet, Jack Abernethy as Hair Dresser, Peter Arpesella as Voice over actor, Brooke Bickford as L.A. Girl #1, Benicio Del Toro as Celebrity, Rich Delia as Richie, Alden Ehrenreich, Stephanie Ellis as Suite Party Girl, Yeena Fisher as Foreign Press, Rebecca Fraiser as LA Girl #2, Jennifer Gall as Hotel Guest with Dog, Sonja Kinski as Party Girl, David Light as Java - East Indian Reporter, Michelle Lima as Pretty Girl at Chateau, Taylor Locke, Dean Mauro as Pit Boss, Julia Melim as Sarah, Libby Mintz as Party Guest, Susanna Musotto as Concierge, Eric Naroyan as Businessman, Katie Nehra as Girl on Patio, Becky O'Donohue as Burger Waitress, King Orba as Record Producer, Rachael Riegert as Casino Waitress, Robert Schwartzman, Jennifer Sky as Pretty Girl at Loud Table, Tom Spano as Casino High Roller, Matthew Winter, Paul Vasquez as Bodyguard, Melissa Volpe as Party Guest and Pleasant Wayne as Chateau Guest. Movie Central, November 24, 2011. Soundtrack: "Love Like a Sunset Part I" – Performed by Phoenix; "Ghandi Fix" – Performed by William Storkson; "My Hero" – Performed by Foo Fighters; "So Lonely" – Performed by The Police; "1 Thing" – Performed by Amerie; "20th Century Boy" – Performed by T.Rex; "Cool" – Performed by Gwen Stefani; "Che si fa" – Performed by Paolo Jannacci; "Teddy Bear" – Performed by Romulo; "Love Theme From Kiss" – Performed by Kiss; "I'll Try Anything Once" – Performed by Julian Casablancas; "Look" – Performed by Sebastien Tellier; "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" – Performed by Bryan Ferry; "Massage Music" – Performed by William Storkson and "Love Like a Sunset Part II" – Performed by Phoenix. Trivia: 1. Phoenix, a French rock band, contributed the film's score. Coppola is married to Thomas Mars, the band's singer. 2. A number of the dialogs were improvised by the actors, notably the things said by Sammy (Chris Pontius) to Cleo (Elle Fanning). This was done in order to provoke genuine surprise from Fanning. Pontius, in fact, was specifically chosen for his improvisation skills, as well as his good rapport with children. 3. Stephen Dorff and Elle Fanning spent a lot of time together prior to the shoot in order to build the father-daughter relationship their characters have. For example, Dorff sometimes picked Fanning up after school. 4. There is no dialogue until 15:02 into the film. Storyline: The film follows Johnny Marco, a newly famous actor, as he recuperates from a minor injury at the Chateau Marmont, a well-known Hollywood retreat. Despite money, fame and professional success, Marco is trapped in an existential crisis and feels little emotion during his daily life. When his ex-wife suffers an unexplained breakdown and goes away, she leaves Cleo, their 11-year-old daughter, with him. They spend time together; her presence helps Marco mature and accept adult responsibility. The film explores ennui among Hollywood stars, the father-daughter relationship and offers an oblique comedy of show business, particularly Hollywood film-making and the life of a "star".
The Lincoln Lawyer. 2011, Starring Matthew McConaughey as Mick Haller, Marisa Tomei as Maggie McPherson, Ryan Phillippe as Louis Roulet, William H. Macy as Frank Levin, Josh Lucas as Ted Minton, John Leguizamo as Val Valenzuela, Michael Peña as Jesus Martinez, Bob Gunton as Cecil Dobbs, Frances Fisher as Mary Windsor, Bryan Cranston as Detective Lankford, Trace Adkins as Eddie Vogel, Laurence Mason as Earl, Margarita Levieva as Reggie Campo, Pell James as Lorna, Shea Whigham as DJ Corliss, Katherine Moennig as Gloria, Michael Paré as Detective Kurlen, Michaela Conlin as Detective Sobel, Mackenzie Aladjem as Hayley Haller, Reggie Baker as Judge Fullbright, Javier Grajeda as Bailiff Reynaldo, David Castro as Harold Casey, Conor O'Farrell as Judge Orton Powell, Charlie Hirsch as Prosecutor, Roland Feliciano as Biker, Jeffrey Cole as Van Nuys Judge, Andrew Staes as Maggie's Co-Counsel, Donnie Smith as Sticks, Erin Carufel as Leslie Faire, Sam Upton as Officer Maxwell, Matthew Moreno as Officer #2, L. Emille Thomas as Officer #3, Kate Mulligan as Minton's Secretary, Edwin Dunn as Golfer #1, Eric Huus as Golfer #2, Rick Filkins as Golfer #3, Melanie Molnar as Junior Prosecutor, Stephanie Mace as Diner Waitress, Yari DeLeon as Donna Renteria, Christian George as San Quentin Guard, Randy Mulkey as Bartender, Scott Wood as L.A. Rehab Guard, Earl Carroll as Court Clerk, Melanie Benz as Assistant DA, Eric Etebari as Charles Talbot, Sharyn Bamber as Court Stenographer, Darius Cottrell as Lock-Up Baliff, Keith Middlebrook as Donald, Jose Acevedo as LAPD Officer, Keion Adams as Officer 1, Monica Cabral as Waitress, Matt Cinquanta as Frank's Partner, Mark Casimir Dyniewicz as Mugshot Suspect, Kim Farris as Police Officer, Shannon Garnett as Holding Cell Prisoner, Seth C. Harris as Inglewood PD #3, Ron Kari as Biker, Geoff Pilkington as Courtroom Attorney, James Rejent as Bartender, Drew Sherman as Juror, Greg Siff as Orderly, GJ Tiari as Law Student, Ryan Van de Kamp Buchanan as Paramedic and Scott J. Wood as LA Rehab Guard. Movie Central, November 25, 2011. Soundtrack: "Ain't No Love in the Heart of the City" - Written by Michael Alan Price and Dan Walsh, Performed by Bobby Bland (as Bobby 'Blue' Bland), Courtesy of Geffen Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Monstracity" - Written by M. White, Performed by Marcus "Seige" White, Courtesy of HQ Productions, Inc.; "Music" - Written by Nona Gaye, Marvin Gaye, Marvin P. Gaye, Erick Sermon and Frank Gaye, Performed by Erick Sermon featuring Marvin Gaye, Courtesy of J Records, Contains a sample of "Music", Performed by Marvin Gaye, Courtesy of Columbia Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "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; "Nightcall" - Written by Vincent Belorgey (as Vincent Pierre Belorgey) and Guy-Manuel De Homem-Christo (as Guy Homem Christo), Performed by Vincent Belorgey (as Kavinsky) & Lovefoxxx, Courtesy of Record Makers; "The Wilderness" - Written and Performed by Colin Smith; "Bobblehead Girl" - Written by Danny Chaimson, Daniel Hastie, Dale Jennings, Stewart Killen, Sean O'Shea and Sergio Rios, Performed by Danny Chaimson & The 11th Hour, Courtesy of Cold Classic Records, LLC; "Now" - Written by Ari Hest and Alex Wong, Performed by Ari Hest, Courtesy of Shamrock Solutions LTD and Finchcrest LLP; "107 Degrees" - Written by Citizen Cope (as Clarence Greenwood), Performed by Citizen Cope, Courtesy of The RCA Records Label, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "A Number for Yari" - Written by Seth Harris and Alex Talan, Performed by Setty and the Miracle; "I Remember" - Written by Finn Bjarnson, Kaskade (as Ryan Raddon) and Deadmau5 (as Joel Thomas Zimmerman), Performed by Deadmau5 & Kaskade, Courtesy of Ultra Records, Inc.; "Hot Lazy Porch Swing" - Written by Melissa Dougherty, Performed by Cinema Blues; "Moment of Truth" - Written by DJ Premier (as Christopher Martin) and The Guru (as Keith Elam), Performed by Gang Starr, Courtesy of Virgin Records America, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music and "California Soul (Lincoln Lawyer Remix)" - Written by Nick Ashford (as Nickolas Ashford) and Valerie Simpson, Performed by Marlena Shaw featuring Ya Boy, Remixed by Damon Elliott and Brad Furman, Courtesy of The Verve Music Group under license from Universal Music Enterprises. Quote: Mick Haller: I checked the list of people I trust and your name ain't on it. Storyline: Mick Haller is a defense lawyer who works out of his Lincoln. When a wealthy Realtor is accused of raping a prostitute, Haller is asked to defend him. The man claims that the woman is trying to get some money out of him. But when Haller looks at the evidence against him, he learns that this case might be linked to an old case of his.
44 Inch Chest. 2009 (British), Starring Ray Winstone as Colin Diamond, Ian McShane as Meredith, John Hurt as Old Man Peanut, Tom Wilkinson as Archie, Stephen Dillane as Mal, Joanne Whalley as Liz Diamond, Melvil Poupaud as Loverboy, Steven Berkoff as Tippi Gordon, Edna Doré as Archie's Mum, Andy de la Tour as Biggy Walpole, Derek Lea as Bumface, Ramon Christian as Boy on Sofa and Dave Legeno as Brighton Billy. Movie Central, November 25, 2011. Soundtrack: "Without You" - Written by Pete Ham and Tom Evans, Performed by Harry Nilsson, Published by Apple Publishing Ltd/WB Music Corp, Licensed courtesy of Sony BMG Music Entertainment; "Prelude from Samson and Delilah" - Written and Conducted by Victor Young, Courtesy of Paramount Pictures & Sony/ATV Publishing; "Chills and Fever" - Written by Bill Ness and Bobby Rackep, Performed by Tom Jones, Published by Hermes Music Company/Carlin Music Corp, Licensed courtesy of The Decca Music Group, Under license from Universal Music Operations. Storyline: Colin is in agony, shattered by his wife's infidelity. However, he has friends who do more than stand by, they kidnap the wife's French lover and hold him prisoner so that Colin can restore his manhood with revenge. A kangaroo court takes place and as the situation escalates Loverboy's life hangs in the balance as Colin wrestles with revenge, remorse, grief and self pity, all the while egged on by his motley crew of friends who just want him to get on with it so they can get down the pub.
Weather Girl. 2009, Starring Tricia O'Kelley as Sylvia, Patrick J. Adams as Byron, Ryan Devlin as Walt, Mark Harmon as Dale, Kaitlin Olson as Sherry, Alex Kapp Horner as Emily, Marin Hinkle as Jane, Jon Cryer as Charles, Jane Lynch as J.D., Brandon Barrera as Ernest, Brett Butler as Seattle Morning Announcer, Enrico Colantoni as George, Amie Donegan as Mary, Timothy Dvorak as Jack, Lucas Fleischer as Arthur, David Giuntoli as James, Rob Helms as Choking Man, Bubba Lewis as Irving, Omar Leyva as Juan, J.P. Manoux as Raymond, Melinda McGraw as Virginia, J.D. Nielsen as Paramedic, Joseph A. Nunez as Cook, Kit Pongetti as Harper, Meredith Roberts as Charlotte, Adam Krill as Josh, Jamie Rosenblatt as Handsome, Danny Strong as Kurt, Hal Tryon as Waiter, Blayne Weaver as William and Blair Underwood as Fitz. Movie Central, November 26, 2011. Soundtrack: Kings and Compromises - Performed by Sleepercar; Philly Blue - Performed by Donovan Miller; Vuelve - Performed by Brian Torres; Wit's End - Performed by Kenton Holmes; Cannot Rearrange - Performed by Jen and Abby; Nightwalking - Performed by Unbunny; Destroy Me - Performed by Jen and Abby; California - Performed by The Arms and Legs; Bye Bye Said The Girl - Performed by Donovan Miller; One of Many - Performed by The Arms and Legs; Babies - Performed by The Arms and Legs; Better Off - Performed by Let's Go Sailing; Sideways - Performed by Let's Go Sailing; Dit Ditty - Performed by Yellow Alex featuring Vanessa Peters. Storyline: A Seattle morning show weather girl, after learning her boyfriend has cheated on her, freaks out on-air and is fired. Forced to move in with her little brother and to cope with being 35, single and unemployed, she begins an unlikely romance with a younger man—her brother's best friend.
The Mechanic. 2011, Starring Jason Statham as Arthur Bishop, Ben Foster as Steve McKenna, Donald Sutherland as Harry McKenna, Tony Goldwyn as Dean Sanderson, John McConnell as Vaughn, Mini Andén as Sarah, Jeff Chase as Burke, James Logan as Jorge Lara, Eddie Fernandez as Lara's Guard, Joshua Bridgewater as Car Jacker, Christa Campbell as Kelly, Joel Davis as Husband, Mark Anthony Nutter as Mr. Finch, Ardy Brent Carlson as Bell Hop, Lara Grice as Mrs. Finch, Lance Nichols as Henry, J.D. Evermore as Gun Runner, Ada Michelle Loridans as Finch's Daughter, Linnzi Zaorski as Jazz Club Singer, Dawn Neufeld as News Reporter #1, Molly Rosenblatt as News Reporter #2, Bill Scharpf as Dean's Driver, John Teague as Ney, David Leitch as Sebastian, Jennifer Ortega as Lara's Girl #1, LaTeace Towns-Cuellar as Lara's Girl #2, Paul Abraham as Shuttle Driver, David Dahlgren as Dr. X, Stuart Greer as Ralph, Kasia Wolejnio as Maria, Larrel France as Vaughn's Intern, Danny Cosmo as Peasant, Derek Schreck as Security Guard, Choop as 'Arthur' the Dog, Beau Brasseaux as Chicago S.W.A.T., Joshua Cardenez as Jorge Lara Guard at Pool, Grant Case as Bar Patron, Kurt Deville as Steve's Barracade/Bar, Elise Fyke as Bar Patron, Geraldine Glenn as Staff/villager, Nick Jones Jr. as Airport Traveler, Mark Krutov as Dean's Security, Gustavo I. Ortiz as Coffee Shop/Bar Patron, Ashley Reed as Bus Patron/Hotel Patron, Aaron Saxton as S.W.A.T., Lawanda Smith as Train Traveler and Olga Wilhelmine as Office Employee. Movie Central, November 26, 2011. Soundtrack: "SCHUBERT: TRIO IN E-FLAT, OP.100" - Andante Con Trio, Arranged and Performed by Stephen Edwards (as Stephen James Edwards) (ASCAP), Courtesy of sixfeetfive music; "BETTER OFF DEAD" - Written and Published by Linnzi Zaorski (ASCAP), Performed by Linnzi Zaorski; "DO IT AGAIN " - Written by Ben Ellman, Robert Mercurio, Jeff Raines, Richard Vogel and Stanton Moore, Performed by Galactic, From the album "Ya-Ka-May", Published by Bobski Tunes (BMI), Number R Music (BMI), Heavy Raines Music (BMI), Number Vee Music (BMI) and Stantastic Muzik (BMI) administered by Bug, Courtesy of Anti; "GOREE" - Performed by Nuru Kane, From the album SIGIL (TUGCD1041), Lyrics by Arsene Kane, Music by Nuru Kane, Published by Riverboat UK Music (MCPS). Licensed from Riverboat Records/World Music Network (UK) Ltd www.worldmusic.net; "WHY BLUES" - Written and Performed by Chris Thomas King, Published by Young Blues Rebel Music (BMI), Courtesy of 21st Century Blues Records; "CHICKENBONE" - Written by Brant Curran Slay and Benjamin Brooks Reynolds, Performed by Chickasaw Mudd Puppies, Published by Canebrake Music (BMI), Courtesy of Chickasaw Records; "THUNDER IN THE JUNGLE" - Written by Sid Barcelona, Stephen Raskin, Rob Myers and Afrika Bambaataa, Performed by Thunderball, Published by Thunderballistic Music (BMI), The Fort Knox Conspiracy (BMI) and FK5 Music (BMI) administered by Bug/Bambaataa Music (BMI), Courtesy of ESL Music; "SHAKE (YO MAMA)" - Written by North Mississippi Allstars and James Mathus, Performed by North Mississippi Allstars, Published by North Mississippi Music (BMI), Shorty Brown Publishing (ASCAP), Courtesy of ATO; "VERBAL" - Performed by Amon Tobin, Written by Amon Tobin, Published by Third Side America (ASCAP) obo Just Isn't Music LTD (PRS), Courtesy of Ninja Tune; "MISSISSI PPI KKKROSSROADS" - Written and Performed by Chris Thomas King, Published by Young Blues Rebel Music (BMI), Courtesy of 21st Century Blues Records; "NOW I KNOW" - Written by Danny Lohner, Performed by Renholder, (c) 2003 Wish It Aw ay (ASCAP); "PIANO TRIO NO. 2, IN E FLAT MAJOR, OP. 100" - Andante Con Trio, Written by Franz Schubert (WWPD), Arranged by Christopher Todd Landor, Published by Landor Music Publishing (BMI) and Willowview Publishing (BMI), Courtesy of Opus 1 Music.
Capitalism: A Love Story. 2009 (documentary) written, directed and produced by Michael Moore, Starring Thora Birch as Herself, William Black as Himself, Jimmy Carter as Himself (archive footage), Elijah Cummings as Himself (as Congressman Elijah Cummings), Baron Hill as Himself, Marcy Kaptur as Herself, John McCain as Himself (archive footage), Michael Moore as Himself, Sarah Palin as Herself (archive footage), Ronald Reagan as Himself (archive footage), Franklin Delano Roosevelt as Himself (archive footage), Arnold Schwarzenegger as Himself (archive footage), Wallace Shawn as Himself, Elizabeth Warren as Herself, Peter Zalewski as Himself (Consultant), George W. Bush as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited), Bill Clinton as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited), Nancy Davis as Herself (archive footage) (uncredited), Martin Luther King as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited), Helmut Kohl as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited), Bela Lugosi as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited), Zedong Mao as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited), Barack Obama as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited), Robert Powell as Jesus (archive footage) (uncredited) and Joseph Stalin as Himself (archive footage) (uncredited). Movie Central, November 26, 2011, with Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "Moving On" from The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007) - Words and Music by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis, Courtesy of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.; "The Only Moment We Were Alone" - Written by Mark T. Smith, Michael James, Chris Hrasky and Munaf Rayani, Performed by Explosions in the Sky, Courtesy of Explosions In The Sky Music; "Louie Louie II" - Written by Richard Berry, Performed by Iggy Pop, Courtesy of Virgin Records America, Inc., Under license from EMI Film & TV Music; "Il Bidone" - Composed by Nino Rota, Performed by Nino Rota Orchestra, Courtesy of CAM S.R.L.; "Vertigo Prelude" - Written by Bernard Herrmann, Performed by The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, Courtesy of Silva Screen Records Ltd.; "Godfather Love Theme" - Composed by Nino Rota, Courtesy of Paramount Pictures; "The Final Interview" from Frost/Nixon (2008) - Written and Performed by Hans Zimmer, Courtesy of Universal Studios; "Watergate" from Frost/Nixon (2008) - Written and Performed by Hans Zimmer, Courtesy of Universal Studios; "Status" from Frost/Nixon (2008) - Written and Performed by Hans Zimmer, Courtesy of Universal Studios; "Pardon The Phlebitis" from Frost/Nixon (2008) - Written by Hans Zimmer and Lorne Balfe (as Lorne David Roderick Balfe), Performed by Hans Zimmer, Courtesy of Universal Studios; "Sing, Sing, Sing (With A Swing)" - Written by Louis Prima, Performed by James Horner, Courtesy of Hollywood Records; "Blues In C Minor" - Written by Milt Jackson, Performed by Gregg August, Ben Waltzer, Rudy Royston and Christos Rafalides, Produced by Lawrence Manchester, By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "II. Molto Vivace - Presto" from Symphony No. 9 In D Minor by Ludwig van Beethoven, Performed by London Classical Players, Conducted by Roger Norrington, Courtesy of Virgin Records Ltd./Virgin Classics, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "III. Adagio Molto E Cantabile" from Symphony No. 9 In D Minor by Ludwig van Beethoven, Performed by London Classical Players, Conducted by Roger Norrington, Courtesy of Virgin Records Ltd./Virgin Classics, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "O Fortuna" from "Carmina Burana" - Written by Carl Orff, Performed by the Slovak Philharmonic Chorus & Orchestra, Courtesy of Naxos, By Arrangement with Source/Q; "Zambesi" - Written by Anton De Wall and Nico Carstens, Performed by Lou Busch and His Orchestra, Courtesy of Capitol Records, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Bobby's Bach" - Arranged by Jeff Gibbs, Bob Golden and Jon Dryden, Performed by Bob Golden; "Bob's Love Hang" - Produced by Bob Golden, Written by Bob Golden; "One Set All" - Written by Patrick Doyle, Performed by The London Symphony Orchestra, Conducted by James Shearman, Courtesy of Patrick Doyle Music administered by Air-Edel Associates Ltd; "Sleuth" - Written by Patrick Doyle, Performed by The London Symphony Orchestra, Conducted by James Shearman, Courtesy of Patrick Doyle Music administered by Air-Edel Associates Ltd; "Mars" from The Planets - Written by Gustav Holst, Performed by the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Chorus conducted by David Lloyd-Jones, Courtesy of Naxos, By Arrangement with Source/Q; "Two Figures By A Fountain" from Atonement (2007) - Written and Performed by Dario Marianelli, Courtesy of Universal Studios; "National Anthem Of The Soviet Union" - Written by Anatoli Aleksandrov (as Anatolij Alexandrov), Performed by The Red Army Chorus, Courtesy of Groupe Analekta Inc.; "Score" from Trumbo (2007) - Composed by Robert Miller, Courtesy of RMI Music and Trumbo Film, LLC; "Score" from The Caller (2008) - Composed by Robert Miller, Courtesy of RMI Music; "Sheriff #2" - Produced by Bob Golden, Written by Bob Golden and James Maddock; "Bobby's Revolt" - Produced by Bob Golden, Written by Bob Golden and James Maddock; "Gassenhauer (Street Song)" - Written by Carl Orff and Gunild Keetman, Performed by The Karl Peinkofer Percussion Ensemble, Courtesy of Celestial Harmonies; "The Last Rose Of Summer" - Written by Paddy Moloney, Performed by Deanna Durbin, Courtesy of Geffen Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Music For A Found Harmonium" - Written by Simon Jeffes, Performed by Penguin Café Orchestra, Courtesy of Virgin Records Ltd., Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "L' Internationale" - Composed by Pierre Degeyter, Authored by Eugène Pottier, Produced by Bob Golden for Savvy Kat Music, Arranged by Bob Golden and Jon Dryden, Performed by Tony Babino; "Jesus Christ" - Written by Woody Guthrie, Performed by Merle Haggard, Courtesy of Hag, Inc. Trivia: 1. Michael Moore presented his Detroit premiere of the film in the movie theater located in the same building as the General Motors Headquarters. He was denied entrance to his own premiere, once again, until he came in without cameramen and press a few hours later. 2. The speech footage of President FDR proposing a "Second Bill of Rights" was believed to be lost until Michael Moore's film crew rediscovered it in a South Carolina library in 2008. Quote: Michael Moore: I refuse to live in a country like this, and I'm not leaving. Storyline: The film centers on the late-2000s financial crisis and the recovery stimulus, while putting forward an indictment of the current economic order in the United States and capitalism in general. Topics covered include Wall Street's "casino mentality", for-profit prisons, Goldman Sachs' influence in Washington, D.C., the poverty-level wages of many workers, the large wave of home foreclosures, corporate-owned life insurance, and the consequences of "runaway greed". The film also features a religious component where Moore examines whether or not capitalism is a sin and if Jesus would be a capitalist.
Marble. Short, 5 minutes, a film by Brett Morgan. Starring Adam G. Harris. National Film Board of Canada. Ouat! Media. Movie Central, November 26, 2011, with Connie Luther.
The Last Campaign of Governor Booth Gardner. 2009 (37 min, Documentary, Short). Appearing: Booth Gardner, Katherine Bragdon, Dia Armenta, Anne Martens, Alex Morgan, Duane French, Eileen Geller, Sister Sharon Park, John Spellman, Ken Schram, John Carlson, Arlene Hinckley and Dr. Monique Giroux. HBO, November 26, 2011. The film was produced by Just Media and HBO, chronicling the Initiative 1000 campaign. The film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Short. Storyline: Documentary following assisted suicide ballot initiative in Washington State.
Peep World. 2011, Starring Lewis Black as The Narrator, Ron Rifkin as Henry Meyerwitz, Rainn Wilson as Joel Meyerwitz, Taraji P. Henson as Mary, Sarah Silverman as Cheri Meyerwitz, Stephen Tobolowsky as Ephraim, Nicholas Hormann as Ted, Lesley Ann Warren as Marilyn, Judy Greer as Laura, Michael C. Hall as Jack Meyerwitz, Kate Mara as Meg, Ben Schwartz as Nathan Meyerwitz, Michael McDonald as British Director, Troian Avery Bellisario as Film Set P.A., Alicia Witt as Amy Harrison, David Packer as Eli, Danay Garcia as Attractive P.A., Deborah Pratt as Cassandra Williamson, Michael Cavanaugh as Brad Thompkins, Michael Chinyamurindi as Maduk, Paige Orr as Carly, Octavia Spencer as Alison, Geoffrey Arend as Dr. Novak, Dominic Flores as Salvador, Guillermo Díaz as Jesus, Lester Speight as Wizdom, Jack Plotnick as Bookstore Manager, Kulap Vilaysack as Lily, Emily Kuroda as Nail Salon Owner, Jeff Lam as Chun, Karl Stavem as Paul the maitre'd, David Diaan as Hari, Raja Fenske as Rajeev, Sam Carson as Man in Booth, Armando Molina as Gardener, Tom Katsis as Henry's Friend, Rich Delia as Waiter, Rita Rani as Doctor, Clark Coffey as Orderly, Robert Don as Emergency Medical Technician, Dawn Meyer as Mom in Nail Salon, Niko Novick as Paramedic, Erin Pickett as Restaurant Patron, Johnny Cley Rivers as Johnny C. Rivers, Ariana Rouda as Make-Up Artist and Richard Schimmelpfenneg as Doctor on Duty. Movie Central, November 27, 2011. Soundtrack: "Boing Pong" - Written by Eric V. Hachikian, Performed by Eric V. Hachikian; "Dry Ice" - Written by Eric V. Hachikian, Performed by Eric V. Hachikian; "Black Coffee" - Written by Eric V. Hachikian, Performed by Eric V. Hachikian; "He Cool" - Written by Eric V. Hachikian, Performed by Eric V. Hachikian; "Nighttime Classic" - Written by Eric V. Hachikian, Performed by Eric V. Hachikian. Trivia: The hand with different colored painted nails in the beauty salon Michael C. Hall entered in the movie was the same as the "Ice Truck Killer's" trophy on Michael C. Hall's Emmy winning show Dexter. Quotes: 1. [first lines] Narrator: Henry Meyerwitz had never wanted any children. But when he had his first, he remembered an old proverb. Commit a sin twice and it will not seem a crime. So he had more. And once a year, his sins, all grown up, gathered to celebrate his birthday. He didn't want to be there. They didn't want to be there. This year however, a book came out that made it even worse. 2. Narrator: To his children, Henry Meyerwitz was more a face on a billboard than a father. He was like the Marlboro Man. But shorter. And Jewish. 3. Henry Meyerwitz: I didn't raise my kids to be quitters! Jack Meyerwitz: You didn't raise us at all, dad. 4. [last lines] Narrator: Even though it never was his intention. Henry Meyerwitz finally brought his family together. It nearly killed him. Storyline: On the day of their Father's 70th birthday party, four siblings come to terms with the publication of a novel written by the youngest sibling, that exposes the family's most intimate secrets.
The Funeral. 2007, Short, 9 minutes. Starring Inessa Frantowski as Annie Powell, Bob Kerr as Funeral Director, Rebecca Addelman as Meredeth, Holly Prazoff as Chelsea, Pam Leeworthy as Caterer, Virginia Greg as Florist, Bob Keppy as Painter, Rory Moy as Stylist, Santina De Rocchis as Elderly Woman and Wayne Petti as Organ Player. Movie Central, November 27, 2011. Directed by Sarah St. Onge. Written by Sarah St. Onge and Bob Kerr. Soft Citizen and Awesomology presentation. Ouat! Media.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1. 2010, Starring
Bill Nighy as Minister Rufus Scrimgeour,
Emma Watson as Hermione Granger,
Richard Griffiths as Vernon Dursley,
Harry Melling as Dudley Dursley,
Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter,
Julie Walters as Molly Weasley,
Bonnie Wright as Ginny Weasley,
Rupert Grint as Ron Weasley,
Ian Kelly as Mr. Granger,
Michelle Fairley as Mrs. Granger,
Fiona Shaw as Petunia Dursley,
Alan Rickman as Professor Severus Snape,
Carolyn Pickles as Charity Burbage,
Ralph Fiennes as Lord Voldemort,
Helena Bonham Carter as Bellatrix Lestrange,
Helen McCrory as Narcissa Malfoy,
Jason Isaacs as Lucius Malfoy,
Tom Felton as Draco Malfoy,
Timothy Spall as Wormtail,
Graham Duff as Death Eater,
Peter Mullan as Death Eater Yaxley,
Guy Henry as Pius Thicknesse,
Arben Bajraktaraj as Antonin Dolohov,
Rod Hunt as Thorfinn Rowle,
Suzanne Toase as Alecto Carrow,
Ralph Ineson as Amycus Carrow,
Adrian Annis as Death Eater,
Emil Hostina as Death Eater
Paul Khanna as Death Eater
Richard Strange as Death Eater
Anthony John Crocker as Death Eater
Peter G. Reed as Death Eater
Granville Saxton as Death Eater
Judith Sharp as Death Eater
Ashley McGuire as Death Eater
Penelope McGhie as Death Eater
Bob Yves Van Hellenberg Hubar as Death Eater
Tony Kirwood as Death Eater
Michael Gambon as Professor Albus Dumbledore,
David Ryall as Elphias Doge,
Robbie Coltrane as Rubeus Hagrid,
Brendan Gleeson as Alastor 'Mad-Eye' Moody,
James Phelps as Fred Weasley,
Oliver Phelps as George Weasley,
Mark Williams as Arthur Weasley,
George Harris as Kingsley Shacklebolt,
Andy Linden as Mundungus Fletcher,
Domhnall Gleeson as Bill Weasley,
Clémence Poésy as Fleur Delacour,
Natalia Tena as Nymphadora Tonks,
David Thewlis as Remus Lupin,
John Hurt as Ollivander,
Frances de la Tour as Madame Maxime,
Evanna Lynch as Luna Lovegood,
Rhys Ifans as Xenophilius Lovegood,
Matyelok Gibbs as Auntie Muriel Weasley,
Eva Alexander as Waitress,
Simon McBurney as Kreacher (voice),
Matthew Lewis as Neville Longbottom,
Jon Campling as Death Eater,
Devon Murray as Seamus Finnigan,
William Melling as Nigel,
Simon Grover as Death Eater,
Freddie Stroma as Cormac McLaggen,
Isabella Laughland as Leanne,
Jessie Cave as Lavender Brown,
Anna Shaffer as Romilda Vane,
Josh Herdman as Gregory Goyle,
Amber Evans as Twin Girl #1,
Ruby Evans as Twin Girl #2,
Katie Leung as Cho Chang,
Georgina Leonidas as Katie Bell,
Louis Cordice as Blaise Zabini,
Scarlett Byrne as Pansy Parkinson,
Afshan Azad as Padma Patil,
Imelda Staunton as Dolores Umbridge,
David O'Hara as Albert Runcorn,
Steffan Rhodri as Reg Cattermole,
Nick Moran as Scabior,
Toby Jones as Dobby (voice),
Sophie Thompson as Mafalda Hopkirk,
Daniel Tuite as Skinny Ministry Wizard,
Daisy Haggard as Ministry Lift Voice,
George Potts as Balding Wizard,
Rose Keegan as Red Haired Witch,
Ned Dennehy as Scared Man,
Kate Fleetwood as Mary Cattermole,
Daniel Hill as Bushy Haired Muttering Wizard,
Rade Serbedzija as Gregorovitch,
Jamie Campbell Bower as Gellert Grindelwald - young,
Hazel Douglas as Bathilda Bagshot,
Adrian Rawlins as James Potter,
Geraldine Somerville as Lily Potter,
Miranda Richardson as Rita Skeeter,
Michael Byrne as Gellert Grindelwald - old,
Dave Legeno as Fenrir Greyback,
Samuel Roukin as Snatcher,
Warwick Davis as Griphook (as Warwick Davies)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Toby Regbo as Young Albus Dumbledore,
Charlotte Atkinson as Snatcher (uncredited)
Alison Cain as Veela (uncredited)
Serena Catapano as Death Eater (uncredited)
Sam Creed as Death Eater (uncredited)
Paul Davies as Deatheater (uncredited)
Lukas DiSparrow Dorula as Wizard (uncredited)
Elliott Francis as SlugClub Member (uncredited)
Angelica Mandy as Gabrielle Delacour (uncredited)
Sarah Jane O'Neill as Ministry Wizard, Ifeoma Oboko as School Child and Paul Warren as Ministry Wizard. Movie Central, November 30, 2011. Soundtrack: "O Children" - Written by Nick Cave, Performed by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Courtesy of Mute Records Ltd;
"My Love Is Always Here" - Written by Alexandre Desplat & Gerard McCann, Produced by Alexandre Desplat, Performed by London Voices;
"Hedwig's Theme" - Composed by John Williams. Trivia: 1. Seventh instalment in the Harry Potter film series. 2. One of the posters in the café where the trio ends up after Apparating into London is from Daniel Radcliffe's play 'Equus'.
Yesterday. 2004 South African movie written and directed by Darrell Roodt. Starring Kenneth Kambule as John Khumalo - Yesterday's Husband, Mmamputhi Khasu as Village Woman, Leleti Khumalo as Yesterday, Charmaine Kweyana as Village Woman, Aletta Majola as Road Worker, Elliot Makhubo as Taxi Driver, Jacob Makgoba as Man at Clinic, Harriet manamela as Tall Teacher, Thandi Matshoba as Sangoma at Hospital, Mmoni Moabi as Short Teacher, Winnie Ntshaba as Village Woman, Tinah Mnumzana as Matron, Lihle Mvelase as Beauty, Matthew Monika as Security Guard, Nandi Nyembe as Sangoma in Village, Kgomotso Rantao as Jik Woman, Thembi Tshabalala as Old Woman, Adelaide Tshabalala as Road Worker, Nomsa Xaba as Village Woman and Camilla Walker as Clinic Doctor. HBO, November 30, 2011. Songs: Wena Se Goli - Performed by Madosini; Yaka Yaka - Performed by Madosini; Woza Moya - Performed by Asumah. Storyline: A young mother, named Yesterday (played by Leleti Khumalo), discovers she has AIDS. Her husband, a migrant mine laborer, who originally gave her the disease, rejects her. Her ambition becomes to live long enough to see her daughter, Beauty, go to school. Trivia: 1. This film is the first commercial feature-length production in Zulu. 2. The film's title came from a Zulu naming custom. 3. The only film in history to be nominated both for an Academy Award and for an Emmy Award. 4. Filmed on location in Kwazulu, Natal and Gauteng, South Africa.
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