Green Lantern. 2011, Starring Ryan Reynolds as Hal Jordan/Green Lantern, Blake Lively as Carol Ferris, Peter Sarsgaard as Hector Hammond, Mark Strong as Sinestro, Tim Robbins as Hammond, Jay O. Sanders as Carl Ferris, Taika Waititi as Tom Kalmaku, Angela Bassett as Doctor Waller, Mike Doyle as Jack Jordan, Nick Jandl as Jim Jordan, Dylan James as Jason Jordan, Gattlin Griffith as Young Hal, Jon Tenney as Martin Jordan, Leanne Cochran as Janice Jordan, Temuera Morrison as Abin Sur, Jeff Wolfe as Bob Banks, Lena Clark as Senator's Assistant, Jenna Craig as Young Carol, Deke Anderson as Four Star General Caven, Griff Furst as UCAV Operator #1, Garrett Hines as UCAV Operator #2, Ritchie Montgomery as Bunker Doctor, Marcela Fonseca as Beautiful Girl, Douglas M. Griffin as DEO Agent #1, Armando Leduc as DEO Agent #2, Kenneth Brown Jr. as Avionics Tech #1, Silas Cooper as Avionics Tech #2, Dane Rhodes as Ferris Security Guard, Melanie Hebert as News Reporter (F-35 Crash), LaTonya Norton as News Reporter #1, Rick Searfoss as Two Star General, Laura Cayouette as Party Guest #1, Bernard Hocke as Party Guest #2, Michael Jamorski as Football Jock, Geoffrey Rush as Tomar-Re (voice), Michael Clarke Duncan as Kilowog (voice), Warren Burton as First Guardian, Salome Jens as Female Guardian, Clancy Brown as Parallax (voice), Warren P. Munster as Bartender, Tony Owens as Singer, Donna Haynes Crehan as Additional Party Guest, Tiffany Morgan as Mom, Sharon Morris as Bus Driver, Lance E. Nichols as Cop, Kennon Kepper as Young Hector, Annette Denise Bass as Gala Party, Brooke Bezick as Gala Partier, Edward J. Clare as Party Guest, Laura Flannery as Jogger, Bobby Holland Hanton as Security Guard, Dorian Kingi as Tomar-Re, D.J. Mills as Kid on Street, Ashley Reed as College Student, Christopher Reeves as Extra, John Santiago as Chef, Logan Douglas Smith as Senator Hammond's Aide, Terry Lee Smith as Party Guest, Nathan Alan Thomas as Surfer and Teri Wyble as Victim #5. Movie Central, July 4, 2012, with Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "She Knows It" - Written by Jay Weigel and Larry Sieberth, Performed by Joints Jumpin', Courtesy of Music of Melpomene (BMI) and Chromatose Music (BMI); "Barefootin" - Produced by Jay Weigel, Performed by Joint's Jumpin'; "Lawdy Miss Clawdy" - Produced by Jay Weigel, Performed by Joint's Jumpin'. Trivia: 1. Principal photography was in New Orleans and at New Orleans Lakefront Airport. 2. A Central City sign can be seen in the film. Central City was the home of Green Lantern's superhuman ally and close friend, the Flash. 3. Some wide shots of San Diego are used for Coast City. One of the shots shows Parallax over the San Diego Convention Center, which is the home of Comic-Con. Storyline: A test pilot is granted an alien ring that bestows him with otherworldly powers, as well as membership into an intergalactic squadron tasked with keeping peace within the universe.
Something Borrowed. 2011, Starring Ginnifer Goodwin as Rachel White, Kate Hudson as Darcy Rhone, John Krasinski as Ethan, Colin Egglesfield as Dex Thaler, Steve Howey as Marcus, Ashley Williams as Claire, Geoff Pierson as Dexter Thaler Sr., Jill Eikenberry as Bridget Thaler, Peyton List as Young Darcy Rhone, Jonathan Epstein as Professor Zigman, Leia Thompson as Bridal Consultant, Sarah Baldwin as June, Mark La Mura as Marcus's Dad, Lindsay Ryan as Salesgirl, Kirsten Day as Pretty Brunette, Christopher Peuler as Husband, Herb Lieberz as Cabbie #1, Jimmy Palumbo as Cabbie #2, Mary O'Rourke as Fallen Angel, Marina Hirschfeld as Club Girl, Tim Dunavant as Bartender, Noel Poyner as NYU Law Student, P.T. Walkley as Lead Singer, Scott Hollingsworth as Band Member, Nicky Kulund as Band Member, Jared Schlemovitz as Band Member, Michael Bennett as Cafe Patron, Gina Hernandez as Drunk Outside Bar, Brandon Hunter as Skateboarder, Anne Bergstedt Jordanova as Hamptons Club Girl and Desira Pesta as Kissing Couple in Bar. Movie Central, July 5, 2012. Soundtrack: "Get With You (Remix)" - Performed by Shakti, Written by Marcus Bell, Mishy Pritchett, Chaucey Moore and Thara Thangvelu, Produced By Michael Baiardi, Published by Soundfile Two Publishing (BMI)/Soundfile PUblishing (ASCAP), Courtesy Of Michael Baiardi/ Soundfile Records. Cameo: Emily Giffin: sitting on a bench next to Rachel and Marcus reading the novel's sequel of which this film is based, "Something Blue".
Jack and Jill. 2011, Starring Adam Sandler as Jack Sadelstein/Jill Sadelstein, Katie Holmes as Erin Sadelstein, Al Pacino as Himself, Eugenio Derbez as Felipe/Felipe's Grandma, Tim Meadows as Ted (Office Worker), Nick Swardson as Todd, Allen Covert as Otto, Valerie Mahaffey as Bitsy Simmons, Gad Elmaleh as Xavier, Gary Valentine as Dallas: Cameo appearances: Dana Carvey as Crazy puppeteer, David Spade as Monica, Dennis Dugan as Henry (Al Pacino's standby), Norm MacDonald as Funbucket, Simrin Player as Josephina, John Farley as Mort the hot dog vendor, Santiago Segura as Eduardo (his part was not featured in the Latin American cut of the film and was only available in the Spain version of the film); Cameos as themselves: Regis Philbin as Himself, Shaquille O'Neal as Himself, Lamar Odom as Himself, Michael Irvin as Himself, Billy Blanks as Himself, Bruce Jenner as Himself, Johnny Depp as Himself, Drew Carey as Himself, Jared Fogle as Himself, John McEnroe as Himself, Christie Brinkley as Herself, Dan Patrick as Himself, Bill Romanowski as Himself, Vince Offer as Sham-Wow Guy; Elodie Tougne as Sofia Sadelstein, Rohan Chand as Gary Sadelstein, Geoff Pierson as Carter Simmons, Jackie Seiden as Tracy, Sadie Sandler as Little Girl on Ship, Sunny Sandler as Little Girl on Ship, Georgia Hatzis as Carol, Jonathan Loughran as Monica's Boyfriend, Peter Dante as Carol's Boyfriend, J.D. Donaruma as Tracy's Boyfriend, Tyler Spindel as Coco's Waiter, Owen Benjamin as Angry Moviegoer #1, Chris Titone as Angry Moviegoer #2, Robert C. Lopez as Jose, Jalen Testerman as Jose Jr., Gerardo Beltran as Felipe's Brother, Kadyr Gutierrez as Soccer Player #1, Virginia Louise Smith as Actress/Queen Elizabeth, Daniel Silverberg as Stage Manager, Richard Kline as Theatergoer #1, Donald Agnelli as Theatergoer #2, Pepe Balderrama as Spanish Valet, Luis Fernandez-Gil as Cruise Ship Director, Ruben Rabasa as Bathroom Attendant, Nick Gillie as Dunkin' Donuts Customer, Andy Goldenberg as Dunkin' Donuts Employee #1, Marisa Field as Dunkin' Donuts Employee #2, George Gray as The Price Is Right Announcer, Manuela Arbeláez as The Price Is Right Showcase Girl, Gwendolyn Osborne as The Price Is Right Showcase Girl, Rachel Reynolds as The Price Is Right Showcase Girl, Anna Mathias as The Price Is Right Contestant, Robert Harvey as Fan, Lawrence Tanter as Lakers PA Announcer; Documentary Twins: Eric Lamonsoff and Schmeric Lamonsoff, Kara Pacitto and Katelyn Pacitto, Rafael Feldman and Yan Feldman, David Sontag (as David Power) and Larry Sontag (as Larry Power), Logan Raskin and Roger Raskin, Erica Green and Lina Green, Tiana Madry and Tiara Madry, January Welsh and Marissa Welsh, Gary Lane and Larry Lane, Dingani Beza, Robbn Jammer Steel and Ronn Slammer Steel, Diane Palmer, Alex Burkart, Richard Harris and Ron Harris, Rachel Rife and Rebekah Rife, Elijah Gipson and Elleah Gipson, Katie Cockrell and Kellie Cockrell, Joel Harold and Joseph Harold, Alexis Stier and Megan Stier, Gregory Pugliese, Jordan Tindall and Lance Tindall and Miles Tindall; Luke Broadlick as Dunkin' Donuts Employee, Amina Julianna as Juanita, Patrice Sepulveda as Cruiseship Passenger, Alexis Wilkins as Sistine Chapel Girl, Erica Abke as Teen Jack's Love Interest, Nicole Abramson as Advertising Executive, Claudia Adams as Angry Theatre Patron #1, Nick Baga as Dunkin' Donuts' Dunkaccino Guy, Fileena Bahris as Theatergoer, Peter Chudyba as Cruise Waiter, Billy Concha as Commercial Crew Member, Sarah Davidson as Sexy Donut Girl, Lacey Marisa Friedman as Dancing Girl, Fouad Hajji as Bar Patron, Betsy Hammer as Bar Patron, Matthew P. Hanson as Dunkin Donuts Announcer, Jammer as Documentary Twin, Kristin Michelle Keating as Advertising Office Worker, Diamond Nicole Landeen as Balloon Girl, Kim Lee as Theater Patron, Julia Perri as Cashier, Jazmine Ramay as Murmerer, Tia Robinson as Theatregoer, Rob Schneider as Alan, Slammer as Documentary Twin, Ashley Speegle as Jared Fogle's Date, Ivan Velez as Dunkin Donuts Employee, Lloyd G. Vincent as Soccer Player and Laramie Williams as The Price is Right Contestant. Movie Central, July 5, 2012. Soundtrack: "I Got You Babe" - Written by Sonny Bono, Performed by Sonny & Cher; "Don't Bring Me Down" - Written by Jeff Lynne, Performed by Electric Light Orchestra; "Price Is Right Theme" - Written by Robert Israel; "Price Is Right Opening" - Written by Robert Israel; "Finale from "Scarface" - Written and performed by Giorgio Moroder; "Bicycle Chase", "Cold Pan" and "Hot Pan" - Written by Adolph Deutsch, Performed by Matty Malneck's Orchestra; "Down Among the Sheltering Palms" - Written by James Brockman and Abe Olman, Performed by Matty Malneck's Orchestra; "La Cumparsita" - Written by Pascual Contursi, Enrique Pedro Maroni and Gerardo Matos Rodríguez, Performed by Matty Malneck's Orchestra; "Park Avenue Fantasy" - Written by Frank Signorelli and Matty Malneck, Performed by Matty Malneck's Orchestra; "The Plastic" - Written by Daniel Charles, Phil Gates, Kristopher Cho Flagg, Milad Nazari and Flip Sullivan, Performed by The PlaceMints featuring Cho & Yung-1; "Somewhere In the Night" - Written by Will Jennings and Richard Kerr, Performed by Barry Manilow; "Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!" - Written by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne, Produced by Brooks Arthur, Performed by Jordan Zevon; "Silver Bells" - Written by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans; "Make Some Noise" - Written by Mike D, Adam Horovitz and Adam Yauch, Performed by Beastie Boys; "Twilight Zone" - Written by Jean-Paul DeCoster and Filip De Wilde, Performed by 2 Unlimited; "Jump!" - Written by Carl Gilkey, Alvaro Mora and Richard Gonzalez, Performed by The Movement; "Tribal Dance" - Written by Xavier De Clayton, Filip De Wilde, Filip 'No Angel' Martens and Ray Slijngaard, Performed by 2 Unlimited; "Baby It's Cold Outside" - Written by Frank Loesser, Produced by Brooks Arthur, Performed by Peter Dante and Dina Rae; "Down" - Written by Jared Cotter, Jay Sean, Robert Larow and Jeremy Skaller, Performed by Jay Sean featuring Lil' Wayne (uncredited); "Kick Ya Feet Up" - Written by Marty Garton Jr., Performed by Marty James Garton; "Shut Up and Let Me Go" - Written by Jules De Martino and Katie White, Performed by The Ting Tings; "Happy Birthday to You" - Written by Mildred J. Hill and Patty S. Hill; "The Wanderer" - Written by Ernie Maresca, Performed by The Belmonts (as Dion & the Belmonts); "The Impossible Dream" - Written by Joseph Darion and Mitch Leigh, Performed by Richard Kiley; "(Hey Baby) Que Paso" - Written by Augie Meyers and Bill Sheffield, Performed by Texas Tornados; "Tengo La Voz" - Written by Ramon Amezcua (as Ramon Amor Sanchez Amezcua), Performed by Nortec Collective; "Vacation" - Written by Charlotte Caffey, Kathy Valentine and Jane Wiedlin, Performed by The Go-Go's; "Give It Up" - Written by Harry Wayne Casey and Deborah Carter Hall, Performed by KC & The Sunshine Band; "It's Tricky" - Written by Darryl McDaniels, Jason Mizell, Rick Rubin and Joseph Simmons, Performed by Run-D.M.C.; "Call Me Crazy" - Written by Benjamin Ettinger, Performed by Disco Blu; "I'm a Believer" - Written by Neil Diamond, Performed by The Monkees; "Goodbye" - Written and performed by Avril Lavigne; "He Don't Love You (Like I Love You)" - Written by Jerry Butler, Calvin Carter and Curtis Mayfield, Performed by Tony Orlando & Dawn; "Dunkaccino" - Written by Robert Smigel, Rupert Gregson-Williams and Christian Davis; "I Got You Babe" - Written by Sonny Bono, Performed by UB40 featuring Chrissie Hynde. Trivia: 1. During the LA Lakers game, Johnny Depp is wearing a Justin Beiber t-shirt as a joke. 2. "Won" in every category at the 32nd Razzie Awards (Worst Picture, Worst Director (Dennis Dugan), Worst Actor (Adam Sandler as Jack), Worst Actress (Adam Sandler as Jill), Worst Supporting Actor (Al Pacino), Worst Supporting Actress (David Spade as Monica), Worst Screen Couple (Adam Sandler and either Katie Holmes, Al Pacino or Adam Sandler), Worst Prequel, Remake, Ripoff or Sequel (Remake/Ripoff of Glen or Glenda), Worst Screenplay and Worst Screen Ensemble), becoming the first movie in history to do so. It also now holds the record for most Razzie Award "wins" by one film in a single year, with ten awards including Worst Picture of 2011. The record was previously held by the Lindsay Lohan thriller I Know Who Killed Me, with eight awards including Worst Picture of 2007. Quote: Jill Sadelstein: [after breaking his Oscar] "Oh my god, I'm sure you have others." Al Pacino: "You'd think it, but oddly enough, I don't."
Dream House. 2011, Starring Daniel Craig as Will Atenton/Peter Ward, Rachel Weisz as Libby Atenton/Elizabeth Ward, Naomi Watts as Ann Patterson, Marton Csokas as Jack Patterson, Claire Geare as Dee Dee Atenton/Katherine Ward, Taylor Geare as Trish Atenton/Beatrice Ward, Rachel Fox as Chloe Patterson, Mark Wilson as Capt. Dennis Conklin, Jonathan Potts as Tony Ferguson, Lynne Griffin as Sadie, Elias Koteas as Hooded Man/Boyce, Gregory Smith as Artie, Chris Owens as Tom Barrion, Jane Alexander as Dr. Greeley, Sarah Gadon as Cindi, Marlee Otto as Zara (Young Author), Joe Pingue as Martin, David Huband as Officer Nelson, James Collins as Police Officer, Brian Murray as Dr. Medlin, Bernadette Quigley as Heather Keeler, Martin Roach as Tommy, Jean Yoon as New Editor, Nigel Henry as Author's Assistant/Guard 1, Bryon Mumford as Author's Assistant/Guard 2, Ryan Blakely as Harkness Client, Karen Glave as Harkness Receptionist, David Fox as Building Inspector, Kevin B Hartley as Publishing Office Staff, Sam Keeley, Yulia Lukin as Waitress, Douglas Nyback as Angry Motorist and Robert J. Tavenor as Angrier Motorist. Movie Central, July 5, 2012. Soundtrack: "You're Still With Me" - Written by Rachael Lawrence and Deborah Ellen, Performed by 'Mavis Campbell'. Trivia: During the shooting of this film, actors Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz fell in love and started a relationship, which was publicly announced months later. The actress later married Craig in a discreet ceremony. When asked about the movie, Craig said "The movie didn't turn out great. But I met my wife. Fair trade".
One Day. 2011, Starring Anne Hathaway as Emma Morley, Jim Sturgess as Dexter Mayhew, Romola Garai as Sylvie, Rafe Spall as Ian, Ken Stott as Steven (Dexter's father), Patricia Clarkson as Alison (Dexter's mother), Jodie Whittaker as Tilly, Jamie Sives as Mr. Jamie Hazeel, Georgia King as Suki Meadows, Matt Berry as Aaron, Matthew Beard as Murray Cope, Tom Mison as Callum, Tim Key as Customer, Joséphine de La Baume as Marie, Heida Reed as Ingrid, Amanda Fairbank-Hynes as Tara, Gil Alma as Waiter, David Ajala as Floor Manager, Ukweli Roach as Rapper, Lorna Gayle as Mrs. Major, Clara Paget as Cocktail Waitress, Diana Kent as Mrs. Cope, James Laurenson as Mr. Cope, Toby Regbo as Samuel Cope, Tom Arnold as Colin, Eden Mengelgrein as Jasmine (2001), Kayla Mengelgrein as Jasmine (2001), Sienna Poppy-Rodgers as Teenager on Eurostar, Sébastien Dupuis as Jean-Pierre, Maisie Fishbourne as Jasmine (2005), Phoebe Fox as Nightclub Girl, Emilia Jones as Jasmine (2007 and 2011), Joanna Ampil as Waitress, Greg Bennett as Parent, Mike Binder as Dexter's agent and Seelan Gunaseelan as Businessman, Natalie Hallam as Ian's Wife and Caroline Royce as Nightclub Girl. Movie Central, July 5, 2012. Soundtrack: 1. Sparkling Day – Elvis Costello; 2. Roll To Me – Del Amitri; 3. Aftermath – Tricky; 4. Reverend Black Grape – Black Grape; 5. Born Of Frustration – James; 6. Rocks – Primal Scream; 7. Praise You – Fatboy Slim; 8. Rhythm of the Night – Corona; 9. Angels – Robbie Williams; 10. Life Is A Rollercoaster – Ronan Keating; 11. Sowing The Seeds Of Love – Tears For Fears; 12. Joy – Francois Feldman; 13. Tear Off My Own Head – Elvis Costello; 14. One Day Main Titles – Rachel Portman; 15. Wedding Chorus – Rachel Portman; 16. July 15th – Rachel Portman; 17. We Had Today – Rachel Portman. Anachronisms: 1. On 15 July 2000, Dexter and Emma meet again at Colin's wedding in London. Dexter takes Emma outside onto the roof, overlooking St Paul's cathedral. In the background you can see two skyscrapers. One of these is the Heron Tower, which wasn't completed until late 2010, having not even been granted planning approval until mid-2002. 2. The wide shot of London in 1994 pans across the Houses of Parliament and then you catch sight of parliamentary office building, Portcullis House but it wasn't built for another 7 years. 3. In a scene set on July 15, 1994, Dexter tells his mother that he won't be able to stay to visit her that evening because he already has plans to attend the premiere of Jurassic Park. However, the UK premiere of Jurassic Park took place a year to the day earlier, on July 15, 1993. 4. At 1:18:45, where they were supposed to be in 2003, we see a BMW X6 parked on the side of the road, which in 2007 was a concept model of the BMW company and was later released in 2009. 5. The Corona hit, "The Rhythm of the Night", was first released in December in 1993. In the movie it appears in July 1993, 6 months prior to its first actual release. 6. In July 2003 when Emma enters cafeteria with Jean-Pierre, there's a board next to entrance with prices. All prices are in francs (F). France joined Eurozone monetary union in 1999, so prices should be in Euros. Quote: Emma: :A tortilla is either corn or wheat. But a corn tortilla folded and filled is a taco, whereas a filled wheat tortilla is a burrito. Deep fry a burrito, it's a chimichanga. Toast a tortilla, it's a tostada. Roll it, it's an enchilada."
Reel Love. 2011 (Made-for-TV: CMT), Starring LeAnn Rimes as Holly Whitman, Burt Reynolds as Wade Whitman, Shawn Roberts as Jay Danville, Christian Potenza as Everett Whitman, Benjamin Ayres as Bobby Calgrove, Mary Ashton as Mary Jo Calgrove, Jeff Roop as Carl Lindford, Neil Crone as Tom Hayes, Thomas Mitchell as Charlie Manfredi, Tim Post as Bert Hay, Naomi Snieckus as Charlene Hay, Natalie Lisinska as Debbie Manfredi, David Huband as Vern May, Joe Bostick as Colin Neilburg, Rebecca Kohler as Gayle Whitman, Riley Blue Roberts as Junior Whitman and Sally Ann Roberts as Jennifer Whitman. Movie Central, July 5, 2012.
Attack the Block. 2011 (British science fiction comedy horror), Starring Jodie Whittaker as Sam, John Boyega as Moses, Alex Esmail as Pest, Leeon Jones as Jerome, Franz Drameh as Dennis, Simon Howard as Biggz, Maggie McCarthy as Margaret, Danielle Vitalis as Tia, Paige Meade as Dimples, Gina Antwi as Dionne, Natasha Jonas as Gloria, Sammy Williams as Probs, Michael Ajao as Mayhem, Luke Treadaway as Brewis, Flaminia Cinque as Italian Woman, Nick Frost as Ron, Jumayn Hunter as Hi-Hatz, Selom Awadzi as Tonks, Adam Buxton as Documentary Voice Over (voice), Haneen Hammou as Bubbles, Saffron Lashley (as Paisley Thomas) as Roxanne, Jacey Sallés as Biggz's Mum, Yvonne D'Alpra as Pest's Nan, Karl Collins as Dennis' Dad, Joey Ansah as Policeman, Adam Leese as Policeman, Lee Long as Patrick, Jermaine Smith as Beats, Dylan Charles as Police Constable, David Cann as Detective Superintendant, Terry Notary as Creature Performer, Karl Baumann as Creature Performer, Arti Shah as Female Creature Performer, Tony Christian as Creature Performer: additional photography, Donna Williams as Creature Performer: additional photography, Lee Nicholas Harris as Police Officer - SWAT, Philip Harvey as CO19 Officer, Chris Mansfield as Paramedic, Stephanie Street as Policewoman, Pascoe Willis as Policeman and Chris Wilson as Arresting Police Officer. Movie Central, July 10, 2012. Soundtrack: "Sound of Da Police" - Written by Alan Lomax, Eric Burdon, Bryan Chandler, Lawrence Parker, Erick Sermon, and Rodney Lemay, Performed by KRS-One; "Baked Beats" - Written and performed by Joe Cornish; "Get That Snitch" - Lyrics by Doc Brown, Music by Mikis Michaelides, Performed by Jumayn Hunter and Mikis Michaelides; "Youths So Cold" - Written by Clement Dodd, Richell Bonner and John Osbourne, Performed by Richie Spice; "Ready or Not (Here I Come)"; "Be Your Own Man"; "By Your Side (Instrumental)". Storyline: Set on a council estate in South London on Bonfire night, the film follows members of a street gang who have to defend themselves from hostile alien invaders. Trivia: The film was shot across London from March to May 2010, with 6 weeks of night shoots[4] on the Heygate Estate in Elephant and Castle,Myatts Field Brixton Oval tube station in Kennington and the Bemerton Estate in Islington. Interior scenes were filmed at Three Mills Studios in east London.
The Thing. 2011 (science fiction horror), Starring Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Kate Lloyd, Joel Edgerton as Sam Carter, Ulrich Thomsen as Dr. Sander Halvorson, Eric Christian Olsen as Adam Finch, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje as Derek Jameson, Paul Braunstein as Griggs, Trond Espen Seim as Edvard Wolner, Kim Bubbs as Juliette, Jørgen Langhelle as Lars, Jan Gunnar Røise as Olav, Stig Henrik Hoff as Peder, Kristofer Hivju as Jonas, Jo Adrian Haavind as Henrik, Carsten Bjørnlund as Karl, Jonathan Lloyd Walker as Colin, Ole Martin Aune Nilsen as Matias (Heli Pilot) and Michael Brown as Security Guard. Movie Central, July 11, 2012. Soundtrack: "Who Can It Be Now" - Written and Performed by Colin Hay, Courtesy of Lazy Eye Records America; "Samiid Aednan" - Performed by Sverre Kjelsberg, Ragnar Olsen; "Jeg Gikk En Tur Pa Stien" - Traditional; "I Gotcha" - Written and Performed by Joe Tex, Courtesy of Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC dba Tree Productions; "The Thing (End Credits)" - Written by Ennio Morricone. Trivia: 1. It is a prequel to the 1982 film of the same name by John Carpenter, the plot ending immediately before the start of the plot for that film. 2. The scene where Sander and Finch recruit Kate to come to Antartica is the only scene in this film or in John Carpenter's film that doesn't take place in Antarctica. Quote: Sam Carter: "I wanna know how the Cavaliers are doing?" Kate Lloyd: "Hmm. I don't follow football." Sam Carter: "It's a basketball team. They play basketball." Jameson: "Barely. They're the Cavaliers, man." Anachronisms: 1. The very first time we see Kate, when she is examining the extracted specimen, she is listening to music on molded plastic headphones that were not available in 1982. Smaller headphones such as these, designed at the time for listening to Walkman-like portable equipment would have had a metal band going over the head, holding the earpieces in place. 2. The ukulele played in the dance scene is a Fender. This model of ukulele was introduced in the 2000s, so it was not available in 1982. 3. When Kate Loyd is inspecting the mouths of her colleagues for fillings she appears to be using an LED flashlight which did not exist in 1982. 4. The movie opens with the caption "Antartica, Winter 1982". Due to the tilt of the Earth, the entire Antarctic continent is in total darkness during winter. There is only night during winter, and even in the surrounding regions the sun would barely be above the horizon, giving the impression of perpetual sunset. John Carpenter's film made the same mistake as well. This film likely did it for both artistic and continuity purposes.
Silent Witness. 2011 (TV), Starring Dermot Mulroney as Tony Lord, Anne Heche as Kate Robb, Judd Hirsch as Saul Rubin, Michael Cudlitz as Sam Robb, Jake Goodman as Sam Lord, Jayne Eastwood as Sara Croft, Anthony Ruivivar as Michael Ramos, Laura de Carteret as Nancy Calder, Sarah Allen as Stacey Lord, Holly Deveaux as Marcie Calder, Romina D'Ugo as Janice, Inga Cadranel as Vanessa Ramos, Katrina Vasilieva as Linda, Carleigh Beverly as Young Kate Robb, Martin Roach as Detective Tally, Alicia Josipovic as Alison Taylor, Shawn Lawrence as John Taylor, Lisa Berry as Stella Marz, Billy Parrott as Detective Gregg, Shonn Gregory, Laurie Murdoch as Dr. Shapiro, Craig Eldridge as Frank Calder, Joe Ring as Juror, Robert Roman Ratajczak as Mr. Kota, Kirstin Rae Hinton as Dr. Micelli, Tracey Ferencz as Dr. Cox, Robert Verlaque as Judge, Taylor Whittaker as Young Sam Robb, Heidi Tan as Reporter #1, Alexander Kirk as Paul Bewely, Jeremy Wahl as Young Tony Lord, Ian Busher as Reporter #2, Mary Kesic as Lawyer and Wayne Conroy as Detective Seed. Movie Central, July 11, 2012.
Straw Dogs. 2011, Starring James Marsden as David Sumner, Kate Bosworth as Amy Sumner, Alexander Skarsgård as Charlie Venner, James Woods as "Coach" Tom Heddon, Dominic Purcell as Jeremy Niles, Rhys Coiro as Norman, Billy Lush as Chris, Laz Alonso as Sheriff John Burke, Willa Holland as Janice Heddon, Walton Goggins as Daniel Niles, Anson Mount as Coach Milkens, Drew Powell as Bic, Kristen Shaw as Abby, Megan Adelle as Melissa, Jessica Cook as Helen, Randall Newsome as Blackie, Tim Smith as Larry, Richard Folmer as Pastor, Wanetah Walmsley as Kristen, Clyde Heun as Referee, Rod Lurie as Logger #1 (also Director and Screenplay Writer), Kelly Holleman as Beauty Queen, Grayson Capps as Band Member #1, Tommy MacLuckie as Band Member #2, Josh Kerin as Band Member #3, John Milham as Band Member #4, Kristin Kelly as Teenager at BBQ, Charlotte Biggs as Stadium Patron, Jessica 'Jessie' Blake as Fan, Kimberly Lynn Campbell as Fan, Timothy Hoffman as Football Fan, Jeremy John's as Paramedic, Sara Kenley as Blackwater Cheerleader/Janice's Friend, Rick LaCour as Road Crew Supervisor, Billy Leo as #1 Football Fan, Joanna Theobalds as Kelly and Shane Tucker as Fight Guy. Movie Central, July 12, 2012. Soundtrack: "Goin' Down" - The Monkees; "Funk N49" - The James Gang Lyrics; "Bad Reputation" - Boots Ottestad; "1812 Ceremonial Overture" - Written by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky; "Flirtin' With Disaster" - Molly Hatchet; "Summer Wine" - Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood; "Release Me And Let Me Love Again" - Clifton Chenier; "Breathless" - Wanda Jackson; "Hey Good Lookin" - Buckwheat Zydeco; "There Goes My Girl" - Robbie Wyckoff; "Gimme Three Steps" - Lynyrd Skynyrd; "Never Forget You" - The Noisettes; "Train Train" - Blackfoot; "Big Ole Woman" and "Mercy" - Grayson Capps; "The Star-Spangled Banner" - Written by John Stafford Smith and Francis Scott Key; "Fur Elise" and "Romance for Violin & Orchestra No. 2 in F Major, OP. 50" and "Concerto for Violin & Orchestra in D Major, OP. 61" - Written by Ludwig van Beethoven. Trivia: 1. Filming took place in Shreveport and Vivian, Louisiana. 2. The film, a remake of the controversially violent 1971 movie, is considered fairly faithful to Sam Peckinpah's original, though the location has been moved from Cornwall, England to the U.S. Mississippi Gulf Coast, and the hero's profession has been changed from mathematician to screenwriter.
The Change-Up. 2011, Starring Ryan Reynolds as Mitch Planko Jr., Jason Bateman as Dave Lockwood, Leslie Mann as Jamie Lockwood (Dave's wife), Olivia Wilde as Sabrina McKay (Dave's legal associate), Alan Arkin as Mitch Planko Sr., Mircea Monroe as Tatiana, Gregory Itzin as Flemming Steel, Ned Schmidtke as Ted Norton, Dax Griffin as Blow-Dried Goon, Craig Bierko as Valtan, Taaffe O'Connell as Mona, Fred Stoller as Movie Set PA, TJ Hassan as Kato (Kinkabe Lawyer), Ming Lo as Ken Kinkabe, Sydney Rouviere as Cara Lockwood, Andrea Moore as Sophia, Matthew Cornwell as Parks Foreman, Faith Alhadeff as Nicolette Peters, Luke Bain as Peter Lockwood, Lauren Bain as Sarah Lockwood, Jamie Renell as Lawyer, Kenny Alfonso as Businessman at Sonsie Café, Joe Knezevich as Amalgamated Exec, Matthew Stanton as PA, Gabe Wood as Neighbor, Cooper Gore as Neighbor's Kid, Ed Ackerman as Victor, Jeanine Jackson as Carla Nelson, Vickie Eng as Erin Walsh, Amber Seyer as Beautiful Woman, Anna Colwell as Cute Girl in Elevator, Steven Dean Davis as Tattoo Artist, Suzanne Arkin as Pamela, Patricia French as Dave's Secretary, Jeanette Miller as Grandma Taylor, Greg Savage as Construction Worker, Adam Boyer as Tattoo Artist, Matthew Rimmer as Tattoo Artist, Bailey Anne Borders as Babysitter, Ken DeLozier as Minister, Anton Mertens as Amalgamated Attorney, Paul Barlow Jr. as Amalgamated Attorney, Anthony Breed as Amalgamated Attorney, Gary Babiarz as Amalgamated Attorney, Lindsey Walden as Photo Double, Jeremy Lippman as Construction Worker, Dimitrius Pulido as Greased-Up Lorno Guy, Clay Chamberlin as Boom Operator, Blake Goza as First AD, Ryter Shay Cannon as Tommy, Arin Logan as Sexy Girl in Bar, Martha Bird Knighton as Old Lady, Lindsey Blackwell as Little Girl, Michael Beasley as Security Guard, Clay Edmond Kraski as Security Guard, Andrew R. Kaplan as Law Partner, Nadej k Bailey as Student, Lisa M. Barfield as Recital Parent, Peter den Boer as Amalgamated Lawyer, Frances Cobb as Mall Shopper, Orlando Vargas Diaz as Attorney, Derek Ryan Duke as Extra, Tatum Etheridge as Firefly Girl, Joseph Geoffroy II as Movie Grip/Office Worker, Bradford Haynes as Dad, Patterson Lundquist as Waiter, Todd Maynor as Recital Parent, Jilian McLendon as Mall Shopper, Tabatha Minchew as Braves Fan, Miles Mussenden as Attorney, Anna Rappaport as Firefly Girl, Steven Reddington as Parks Dept. Employee, Timothy J. Richardson as Lorno Grip, Joel Rogers as Businessman, Sherrod Sisco as Party Guest, Joshua Tanksley as Valet, Lesley Warren as Amalgamated Attorney, Gloria Webber as Business Woman and Iziah Williams-Collier as Braves Player. Movie Central, July 12, 2012. Soundtrack: "Brass Monkey" - Written by Beastie Boys and Rick Rubin, Performed by Beastie Boys, Courtesy ofThe Island Def Jam Music Group, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Juicy" - Written by Kevin Griffin, Performed by Better Than Ezra, Courtesy of Entertainment One U.S. LP; "All Mixed Up" - Written by Nick Hexum and Doug Martinez, Performed by 311, Courtesy of Volcano Entertainment III, LLC, By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik" - Written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; "Different Hunger" - Written by Trevor Hall and Jimmy Messer, Performed by Trevor Hall, Courtesy of Vanguard Records, a Welk Music Group Company, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "The Pleasure Center" - Written and Performed by Stephen Greaves, Courtesy of Riptide Music Inc.; "Run Em Over" - Written and Performed by Daniel Lenz, Courtesy of Riptide Music Inc.; "Dirk Dagger (Private Spy)" - Written by Larry Tuttle, Performed by Larry Tuttle and Novi Novog, Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music; "Cherry Pie" - Written by Jani Lane (as John Oswald), Performed by Warrant, Courtesy of Columbia Records, By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Short Skirt/Long Jacket" - Written by John McCrea, Performed by Cake, Courtesy of Columbia Records, By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "String Quartet In E Minor G. 202" - Written by Luigi Boccherini, Performed by Quartetto Borciani, Courtesy of Naxos, By arrangement with Source/Q; "Higher Ground" - Written by Stevie Wonder, Performed by Red Hot Chili Peppers, Courtesy of Capitol Records LLC, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall" - Written by Guy Berryman, Jon Buckland (as Jonathan Buckland), Will Champion (as William Champion), Chris Martin, Peter Allen, Adrienne Anderson and Brian Eno, Performed by Coldplay, Courtesy of EMI Records Ltd., Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Doodlin" - Written by Horace Silver, Performed by Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers, Courtesy of Blue Note Records, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Loco Blues" - Written by Renaud Perez Perry, Performed by The Homemade Jamz Blues Band, Courtesy of NorthernBlues Music, Inc.; "Let's Get It On" - Written by Marvin Gaye and Ed Townsend, Performed by Marvin Gaye, Courtesy of Motown Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Sundress" - Written by Ben Kweller, Performed by Ben Kweller, Courtesy of ATO Records, By arrangement with aboveandbiond. Trivia: The film was shot in Atlanta, Georgia which is also its setting.
Battlefield Earth (also referred to as Battlefield Earth: A Saga of the Year 3000). 2000, Starring John Travolta as Terl, Barry Pepper as Jonnie Goodboy Tyler, Forest Whitaker as Ker, Kim Coates as Carlo, Sabine Karsenti as Chrissy, Michael Byrne as Parson Staffer, Christian Tessier as Mickey, Sylvain Landry as Sammy, Richard Tyson as Robert the Fox, Christopher Freeman as Processing Clerk, John Topor as Processing Clerk/One-Eyed Guard/Teleportation Supervisor, Shaun Austin-Olsen as Planetship, Tim Post as Assistant Planetship/Psychlo Guard, Earl Pastko as Bartender, Michel Perron as Rock, Michael MacRae as District Manager Zete, Todd McDougall as Psychlo Wrangler, Derrick Damon Reeve as Psychlo Hoser, Jason Cavalier as Floyd, Sean Hewitt as Heywood, Andrew Albert as Labour Supervisor, Alan Legros as Heavy Set Guard, Andy Bradshaw as Mason, Jim Meskimen as Blythe, Robert Higden as Supply Clerk, Rejean Denoncourt as Communication Officer, Tait Ruppert as Rodman, Mulumba Tshikuka as Human Pilot, Kelly Preston as Chirk, Marie-Josée Croze as Mara, Nadine Corde as Psychlo Babe, Russell Yuen as Speaking Bandit, Andrew Campbell as Leering Grin Bandit, Noël Burton as Clinko and Craig Gauthier as Alien. Movie Central, July 12, 2012. Trivia: 1. Author L. Ron Hubbard is the founder of the controversial Church of Scientology, to which John Travolta and Kelly Preston belong. The film covers only the first half of the L. Ron Hubbard book. The original plans called for a sequel to be produced, which would be based on second half of the novel by L. Ron Hubbard. These plans were scrapped due to the poor critical and public reaction to this film. 2. Until I Know Who Killed Me exceeded their record by winning eight Razzies in 2008, 'Battlefield Earth' was tied with Showgirls for the most Golden Raspberry Award wins in a year: seven. While 'Showgirls' received almost twice as many Razzie nominations, 'Battlefield Earth' "won" in every single category it was nominated at the 2001 Awards. Forest Whitaker was the only nominee to escape without a Razzie (for Worst Supporting Actor; Barry Pepper won). 'Battlefield Earth' also went on to win special Razzies for Worst Drama of Our First 25 Years (2005) and Worst Picture of the Decade (2010).
Drive. 2011 (American neo-noir crime drama), Starring Ryan Gosling as Driver, Carey Mulligan as Irene, Bryan Cranston as Shannon, Albert Brooks as Bernie Rose, Oscar Isaac as Standard Gabriel, Christina Hendricks as Blanche, Ron Perlman as Nino, Kaden Leos as Benicio, Jeff Wolfe as Tan Suit, James Biberi as Cook, Russ Tamblyn as Doc, Andy San Dimas as Stripper, Joey Bucaro as Chauffeur, Tiara Parker as Young Woman, Tim Trella as Hitman #1, Jimmy Hart as Hitman #2, Tina Huang as Waitress, John Pyper-Ferguson as Bearded Redneck, Craig Baxley Jr. as Masked Man #1, Kenny Richards as Masked Man #2, Joe Pingue as Assistant Director #1, Dieter H. Busch as Assistant Director #2, Chris Muto as Caterer, Rachel Dik as Newscaster, Cesar Garcia as Waiter, Steve Knoll as Movie Star, Mara LaFontaine as Movie Star Girlfriend, Teonee Thrash as Police Officer, Ralph Lawler as Basketball Announcer (voice) and Adela Tirado as Chola. Movie Central, July 12, 2012. Soundtrack: "Nightcall" - Written by Vincent Belorgey (as Vincent Pierre Claude Belorgey) & Guy-Manuel De Homem-Christo (as Guy Manuel Homem Christo), Performed by Kavinsky & Lovefoxxx, Courtesy of Records Makers, Published by Universal Music; "A Real Hero" - Written by David Grellier, Austin Garrick & Bronwyn Griffin, Performed by College featuring Electric Youth, Courtesy of Valerie Records; "Tick Of The Clock" - Written by Johnny Jewel, Performed by The Chromatics, Courtesy of Italian Do It Better Records, Published by Johnny Jewel Publishing; "Oh My Love" - Written by Riz Ortolani & Katina Ranieri (as Rina Ranieri), Performed by Riz Ortolani feat. Katina Ranieri (as Katyna Ranieri), Courtesy of Universal Records, Published by Universal Music Publishing Ricordi Srl.; "Under Your Spell" - Written by Johnny Jewel, Performed by Desire, Courtesy of Italians Do It Better Records, Published by Johnny Jewel Publishing, "Back in Toon". Trivia: The name of the main character is never revealed. He's always referred to as: 'Kid' or 'Driver' even in the end credits he is listed as 'Driver'.
The Debt. 2011, Starring Helen Mirren as Rachel Singer (Tel Aviv 1997), Tom Wilkinson as Stephan Gold (Tel Aviv 1997), Ciarán Hinds as David Peretz (Tel Aviv 1997), Romi Aboulafia as Sarah Gold (Tel Aviv 1997), Tomer Ben David as Sarah's Husband (Tel Aviv 1997), Ohev Ben David as Sarah's Son (Tel Aviv 1997), Jonathan Uziel as Mossad Agent (Tel Aviv 1997), Elana Kivity Davenport as Publisher (Tel Aviv 1997), Eli Zohar as Stephan's Driver (Tel Aviv 1997), Irén Bordán as Seminar Moderator (Tel Aviv 1997), Jessica Chastain as Young Rachel (Berlin 1965), Marton Csokas as Young Stephan (Berlin 1965), Sam Worthington as Young David (Berlin 1965), Jesper Christensen as Doktor Bernhardt/Dieter Vogel (Berlin 1965), Brigitte Kren as Frau Bernhardt/Nurse (Berlin 1965), Bálint Merán as Man on Tram (Berlin 1965), Christian Strasser as Station Guard (Berlin 1965), Alexander Fennon as Postal Worker (Berlin 1965), István Betz as Train Driver (Berlin 1965), Alexander Jagsch as Border Guard (Berlin 1965), András Szurdi as Soldier (Tel Aviv 1970), Melinda Korcsog as Young Sarah (Tel Aviv 1970), Nitzan Sharron as Party Guest (Tel Aviv 1970), Adar Beck as Party Guest (Tel Aviv 1970), Kátya Tompos as Newspaper Receptionist/Kátya (Ukraine 1997), József Rácz as Kátya's Boyfriend (Ukraine 1997), István Göz as Yuri Tiov (Ukraine 1997), Igor Vovk as Babenko Registrar (Ukraine 1997), Morris Perry as Ivan Schevchuk (Ukraine 1997) and Erika Szórádi as Babenko Nurse (Ukraine 1997). Movie Central, July 13, 2012. Soundtrack: "Ohne Dich" - Written by Gerhard Narholz (as Otto Sieben) and Joachim Relin, Courtesy of APM Music; "Leila" - Written by Dol Dauber, Beda (Fritz Löhner-Beda), Performed by Bruno Majcherek, Courtesy of Marlstone Music; "She's Not There" - Written by Rod Argent, Performed by The Zombies, Courtesy of Marquis Enterprises Ltd. Trivia: 1. The 2010 American version is based on the 2007 Israeli film of the same name (Ha-Hov or HaChov, in Hebrew). 2. This is the second movie Ciarán Hinds has played a Mossad agent. The first time was in Munich. Anachronisms: 1. One of the cars shown when the Rachel, Stefan and David are getting off the plane in 1966 is a 1981 Oldsmobile Delta 88. 2. The necklace camera Rachel uses to surreptitiously photograph Vogel is impossibly small for a film camera of that time period. 3. Vogel uses latex gloves when examining Rachel in 1966, but this was not common in medical practice before the 1980s. 4.
Some of the white-and-yellow trams seen in several scenes are Tatra T or KT models that were built only from the 1970s. 5. Returning from its mission, the Israeli squad is welcomed at Atarot air field in 1966. At that time, Atarot was actually in Jordanian hands. 6. The junction box where Stephan listens into the emergency call from Dr. Bernhardt's office is marked "DDR Telekommunikation". The term "Telekommunikation" wasn't in use in German speaking countries before the 1990's. 7.
In the movie poster, young Rachel Singer (circa. 1965) is seen holding a Beretta 92 handgun. This model pistol didn't come out until the mid-1970's. 8. When Rachel is been driven in the car in Israel, a green Egged bus is reflected in her sun glasses. Until the end of the '90s all of Egged's buses were red or white with faded red stripes and the company did not change the color of its buses to green until after 2000 but the scene takes place in 1997.
Ray. 2004, Starring Jamie Foxx as Ray Charles, Sharon Warren as Aretha Robinson (Ray Charles' mother), Kerry Washington as Della Bea Robinson, Regina King as Margie Hendricks, Renee Wilson as Pat Lyle, Larenz Tate as Quincy Jones, Harry Lennix as Joe Adams, Clifton Powell as Jeff Brown, Curtis Armstrong as Ahmet Ertegun, Richard Schiff as Jerry Wexler, Kurt Fuller as Sam Clark, Richard A. Smith as Til, Patrick Bauchau as Dr. Hacker, Terrence Dashon Howard as Gossie McKee, Chris Thomas King as Lowell Fulson, Wendell Pierce as Wilbur Brassfield, Bokeem Woodbine as David "Fathead" Newman, Aunjanue Ellis as Mary Ann Fisher, C. J. Sanders as Young Ray Robinson, Denise Dowse as Marlene Andres, Warwick Davis as Oberon, David Krumholtz as Milt Shaw, Thomas Jefferson Byrd as Jimmy, Rick Gomez as Tom Dowd, Robert Wisdom as Jack Lauderdale, Julian Bond as Himself, Kimberly Ardison as Ethel McRae, Willie Metcalf, Mike Pniewski as Bus Driver, Terrone Bell as Young George Robinson, Gary Grubbs as Billy Ray, Carol Sutton as Eula, Bill Breaux as Cop #1, Alex Van as Cop #2, Roland 'Bob' Harris as Jesse Stone, Tom Clark as Alan Freed, Afemo Omilami as Angry Husband, Elisabeth Omilami as Angry Wife, Vernel Bagnaris as Dancin' Al, Fahnlohnee Harris as Trudy Daniels, Michael Travis Stone as Robert, Eric O'Neal Jr. as Ray Charles Jr. - 5-6 Yrs., Tequan Richmond as Ray Charles Jr. - 9-10 Yrs., Matthew Benjamin as Musician in Billy Ray's, John Swasey as Customs Agent #1, James Huston as Customs Agent #2, Marc Lynn as Downbeat Reporter, Kyle Scott Jackson as King Bee, Todd J. Smith as Student Reporter, Rutherford 'Rudy' Cravens as White Promoter, Darnell Williams as Fast Girl, Jedda Jones as Mercedes, Jeffrey Galpin as Cop #3, Michael Arata as Cop #4, Estella Denson as Lady in Rain, Johnny O'Neill as Art Tatum Piano Interpretations, Jamil Sharif as Ray's Band - 1st Trumpet, Edward Anderson as Ray's Band - 2nd Trumpet, Alonzo Bowens as Ray's Band - Alto Saxophone, Clarence Johnson as Ray's Band - Baritone Saxophone, Edwin Livingston as Ray's Band - Bass, Herman LeBeaux as Ray's Band - Drums, Raymond Webber as Lowell Fulson's Band - Drums, Ray Charles as Himself (archive footage), James J. Duhon as Protester, Tobi Gadison as Paul the Trumpet Player, Larry Gamell Jr. as Bouncer, Justin Groetsch as Fan, Gene Kevin Hames Jr. as Legislator, Trae Ireland as Neighbor, Cliford Johnson as Protestor, Summer LeAnn as Beach Dancer, Benee Leavy as Violinist for 'Georgia On My Mind' scene with Jamie Foxx, Chris Love as Jazz musician, Murphy Martin as Fan, Darlene Moore as Airline Stewardess, Paula Jai Parker as Ruth Brown, Karen Pritchett as Concert Go'er, Ben Pronsky as Southern Marine, Carlos Rivero as Custom Agent, Sonny Shroyer as Governor Jimmie Davis, Curt Sobel as Conductor, Thomas Sobel as Sam Clark's Assistant and Travis Willingham as Northern Marine. Movie Central, July 14, 2012. Soundtrack: "What'd I Say" - Written by Ray Charles, Performed by Ray Charles, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; "Anytime" - Written by Herbert 'Happy' Lawson, Performed by Eddy Arnold, Courtesy of RCA Nashville, Under license from BMG Film & TV Music; "Anytime" - Written by Herbert 'Happy' Lawson, Performed by Ray Charles; "Emanon" - Written by Dizzy Gillespie (as John 'Dizzy' Gillespie) and Milton Shaw, Performed by John Thomas; "Route 66" - Written by Bobby Troup, Performed by Jamie Foxx, Piano by Ray Charles; "Straighten Up and Fly Right" - Written by Nat 'King' Cole (as Nat King Cole) and Irving Mills, Performed by Jamie Foxx, Piano by Ray Charles; "Yesterdays" - Music by Jerome Kern, Lyrics by Otto A. Harbach, Performed by Johnny O'Neill; "Red Wing Boogie" - Written and Performed by Willie Metcalf (as Willie Metcalf, Jr.); "Rock This House" - Written by Lowell Fulson, Performed by Chris Thomas King; "My Little Pal Ray" - Written and Performed by Willie Metcalf (as Willie Metcalf, Jr.); "Everyday I Have the Blues" - Written by Memphis Slim (as Peter Chatman), Performed by Chris Thomas King; "Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee" - Written by Stick McGhee and J. Mayo Williams, Performed by Stick McGhee, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; "We Will Walk through the Streets of the City" - Traditional; "Baby Let Me Hold Your Hand" - Written by Ray Charles, Performed by Ray Charles; "Walk Around" - Written by R.H. Harris, Performed by The Soul Stirrers (as Soul Stirrers), Courtesy of Tuff City Records; "Roll with My Baby" - Written by Sam Sweet, Performed by Ray Charles, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; "The Midnight Hour" - Written by Sam Sweet, Performed by Ray Charles, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; "The Key of G" - Written and Performed by Ray Charles; "Pete Johnson's Stride" - Written and Performed by Ray Charles; "Mess Around" - Written by Ahmet Ertegun - Performed by Ray Charles, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp.; "I Got a Woman" - Written by Ray Charles, Performed by Jamie Foxx, Piano by Ray Charles; "I Got a Woman" - Written by Ray Charles, Performed by Ray Charles, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; "Hallelujah I Love Her So" - Written by Ray Charles, Performed by Ray Charles, Courtesy of Ray Charles Enterprises; "Drown in My Own Tears" - Written by Henry Glover, Performed by Ray Charles; "Drown in My Own Tears" - Written by Henry Glover, Performed by Aunjanue Ellis; "Leave My Woman Alone" - Performed by Ray Charles, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; "Mary Ann" - Written by Ray Charles, Performed by Ray Charles, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; "What Kind of Man Are You?" - Written by Ray Charles, Performed by Ray Charles and Mary Ann Fisher, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; "Moonlight Sonata" - Written by Ludwig van Beethoven (as Ludwig Von Beethoven), Arranged by Curt Sobel, Performed by Curt Sobel, Courtesy of Palisades Music Productions; "Night Time Is the Right Time" - Written by Lew Herman and Samuel Mathews, Performed by Ray Charles and Margie Hendricks, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; "Mary Ann" - Written by Ray Charles, Performed by Jamie Foxx; "As It Falls" - Written by Willie Tee (as Wilson Turbinton), Performed by Willie Tee (as Wilson "Willie Tee" Turbinton); "What'd I Say" - Written by Ray Charles, Performed by Ray Charles; "I Believe to My Soul" - Performed by Ray Charles, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; "Georgia on My Mind" - Music by Hoagy Carmichael, Lyrics by Stuart Gorrell, Performed by Ray Charles, Courtesy of Ray Charles Enterprises; "Montuno Uno" - Written by Curt Sobel and Gary Schreiner, Performed by Curt Sobel and Gary Schreiner, Courtesy of Palisades Music Productions; "Hit the Road Jack" - Written by Percy Mayfield, Performed by Jamie Foxx; "Hit the Road Jack" - Written by Percy Mayfield, Performed by Ray Charles and Carmen Carter; "Hit the Road Jack" - Written by Percy Mayfield, Performed by Ray Charles and Margie Hendricks, Courtesy of Ray Charles Enterprises; "Unchain My Heart" - Written by Bobby Sharp and Teddy Powell, Performed by Ray Charles, Courtesy of Ray Charles Enterprises; "You Don't Know Me" - Written by Eddy Arnold and Cindy Walker, Performed by Ray Charles; "Rockhouse" - Written by Ray Charles, Performed by Ray Charles, Courtesy of Ray Charles Enterprises; "I Can't Stop Loving You" - Written by Don Gibson, Performed by Ray Charles, Courtesy of Ray Charles Enterprises; "Bye Bye Love" - Written by Boudleaux Bryant and Felice Bryant, Performed by Ray Charles, Courtesy of Ray Charles Enterprises; "Hard Times (No One Knows Better Than I)" - Written by Ray Charles, Performed by Ray Charles, Courtesy of Ray Charles Enterprises; "Born to Lose" - Written by Ted Daffan, Performed by Ray Charles, Courtesy of Ray Charles Enterprises. Trivia: 1. Biographical film focusing on 30 years of the life of rhythm and blues musician Ray Charles. It is an independently produced film in which Jamie Foxx received an Academy Award for Best Actor for his performance. Jamie Foxx had to wear eye prosthetics that really did make him blind for up to 14 hours a day during shooting. Jamie Foxx played the piano in all scenes himself. 2. First African-American biopic to be nominated for a Best Picture Oscar. First African-American biopic to be nominated for (6) Academy Awards, including Best Actor and Best Picture. Anachronisms: 1. The 737-400 aircraft shown landing after Ray Charles returns from the European tour was not introduced until the 1980s. 2. While touring with Lowell Fulsom, the band drives past a train that includes "spine" rolling stock with containers stacked two high. These cars (along with containers) were not introduced until many years later. 3. At the 1965 Newport Jazz Festival scene, Quincy Jones is wearing "Ray Bans" sunglasses bearing the familiar Ray Bans logo, introduced in 1990, on the corner of one of the lenses. 4. In a scene set in 1954, Ray and the guys from Atlantic Records pull up in front of a theater in a 1956 Ford taxicab. 5. At several points during Ray's early career, the light switches on the wall are a modern style, not seen for years afterwards. 6. Ray and Bea's first baby has a very modern pacifier in his mouth. Apparently the baby was being truly pacified. 7. In a scene set in 1961, a police motorcycle is an EVO motored Harley-Davidson, not available until 1984. 8. The vinyl siding on Bea's and Ray's original house didn't exist in the late 1950s. 9. In a scene set in the late 1950s, Ray's baby boy is sitting on a Precious Moments blanket. Precious Moments were not introduced until the early 1970s. 10. About halfway through the movie Ray scrounges around on the floor trying to pick up some tablets that fell out of a canister. The floor has round rubber tiling of a type not available until 1975. 11. While recording "Georgia On My Mind", the microphone he is singing into reads "ABC-Paramount." At the time, ABC Records did not have it's own recording studio. This particular session was recorded at Capitol Studios in New York City. 12. When the DJ is playing I've Got A Woman, the record label is red. However, Atlantic records was still using yellow labels on their 45s until # 1083, and this record was # 1050. A red label would be a reissue. 13. During Ray's World Tour set in the 60's, there is a shot of an airport approach with a clearly visible 737-300 or -400. While the 737 first entered commercial service in 1968, the 300/400 variants weren't introduced until 1985. 14. At the end of the movie when Ray is being honored by the Georgia legislature in 1979 it shows his wife, Della Bea, standing with him. However, Ray Charles and Della Bea were divorced in 1977. 15. An airliner is shown landing during one of Ray's early 1960s tours. The plane is clearly a modern twin-engine jet (737, 757, or 767) instead of one of the three or four engine jets in use in the early 1960s.
Wyatt Earp's Revenge. 2012, Starring Val Kilmer as Wyatt Earp (1907), Shawn Roberts as Wyatt Earp (1878), Matt Dallas as Bat Masterson, Wilson Bethel as Doc Holliday, Daniel Booko as James "Spike" Kenedy, Scott Whyte as Charlie Bassett, Steven Grayhm as Sam Kenedy, Levi Fiehler as Bill Tilghman, Trace Adkins as Miflin Kenedy, Diana DeGarmo as Dora Hand, David O'Donnell as Conrad (1907), Caia Coley as Mrs. Kenedy, Kaitlyn Black as Susie, Wes Brown as Ed, Mason Cook as Conrad (1878), Lyle Kanouse as Judge Hinkle, Brian Groh as Jones, Martin Santander as Sanchez, Peter Sherayko as Fowler Sheriff, Andrew Hawkes as Livery Man, Jonathan E. Eisley as Jack, Kevin McNiven as Snitch, Miracle Laurie as Fannie Garretson, Darren Shepherd as Clerk, Dan Ringey as Bartender, Charlie Bewley as Sam Bass, Rob Daly as Chavez Y Chavez, Ardeshir Radpour as Gunman, John Hopkins- Luder as Deputy (Sheriff with wanted poster), Biff Wiff as Ned Buntline, Coley Feifer as Fowler Boy, Karin McKechnie as Townswoman, and Morgane Slemp. Movie Central, July 14, 2012. Soundtrack: "Goodbye Yesterday" - Written by Chantelle Barry and Scott Whyte, Performed by Scott Whyte, Copyright 2011 Rich Gypsy Music(ASCAP). Trivia: Film about legendary lawman Wyatt Earp sitting down having an interview with a reporter in Los Angeles and talks about his first ride to find the person who killed his first love. Val Kilmer previously portrayed Doc Holiday in the 1993 Wyatt Earp film Tombstone. Anachronism: Car tire tracks in grass when father confronts the sons about what happened and how the younger got shot.
Wildcats. 1986, Starring Goldie Hawn as Molly McGrath, Swoosie Kurtz as Verna McGrath, Robyn Lively as Alice Needham, Brandy Gold as Marian Needham, James Keach as Frank Needham, Jan Hooks as Stephanie Needham, Bruce McGill as Dan Darwell, Nipsey Russell as Ben Edwards, Mykel T. Williamson as Levander 'Bird' Williams, Tab Thacker as Phillip Finch, Wesley Snipes as Trumaine, Jsu Garcia (as Nick Corri) as Cerulo, Woody Harrelson as Krushinski, Willie J. Walton as Marvel, Rodney Hill as Peanut, Lindsey Orr as Central Player, Albert Michel as Alonzo, Eddie Frescas as Translator, M. Emmet Walsh as Walt Coes, Jenny Havens as Jeannie, Tony Salome as Mr. Remo, George Wyner as Principal Walker, Noel De Souza as Doctor, Ann Doran as Mrs. Chatham, Gloria Stuart as Mrs. Connoly, Pilar Delano as Angelique, Bruce French as Mayhew, Royce Wallace as Judge, Hakeem Abdul-Samad (as Hakeem) as Boy, Lee Weaver as Maurice, LL Cool J (as L.L. Cool J) as Rapper, Vincent Isaac as Companion #1, Stan Foster as Companion #2, Dap 'Sugar' Willie as Poolhall Man #1, Chino 'Fats' Williams as Poolhall Man #2, John Vargas as Poolhall Man #3, David Kanakes as Goon #1, David Nieker as Goon #2, Tom E. Willman as Prescott Assistant Coach, Gwen McGee as Bird's Girl, Tan'ya Harris as Central Cheerleader, Deborah Webber as Spectator, Gary Austin as Spectator, Richard B. Brown as Referee, Sylvester Blaylock as Referee, Steven L. Carlson as Prescott Quarterback, Jimmy Borto as Football Player, Josef Cannon as Johnson, Michelle Cohen as Girl in Stands, Ellia English as Marva, James Kall as Line Judge, Sabrina Padwa as Girl at Dance, Jennifer Scott as Cheerleader, Mark Tuggle, and Bob Wagner as Football Player. Encore Avenue, July 15, 2012. Soundtrack: "Good Hands" - Performed by The Isley Brothers, Written by Hawk Wolinski and James Newton Howard, Produced by Hawk Wolinski, James Newton Howard and The Isley Brothers; "Show Me How It Works" - Performed by Mavis Staples, Written by Hawk Wolinski, James Newton Howard and David Pack, Courtesy of Private I/CBS Records; "Razzle Dazzle" - Performed by Michael Jeffries, Written by Hawk Wolinski and James Newton Howard; "Penetration" - Performed by Brenda Russell, Written by Hawk Wolinski and James Newton Howard; "Love Lives Alone" - Performed by Táta Vega (as Tata Vega), Written by Hawk Wolinski, James Newton Howard and David Pack; "Don't Wanna Be Normal" - Performed by Randy Crawford, Written by Patrick Leonard, Hawk Wolinski, James Newton Howard, David Pack and Michael McDonald; "Football Rap" - Performed by LL Cool J (as L.L. Cool J), Written by LL Cool J (as James Todd Smith), Courtesy of Def Jam Records; "Rock It" - Performed by Sidney Justin, Written by Hawk Wolinski and James Newton Howard; "We Stand Alone" - Performed by Joe Cocker, Written by Hawk Wolinski, James Newton Howard and Joe Cocker, Courtesy of Capitol Records, Inc.; "Hard To Say" - Performed by James Ingram, Written by Hawk Wolinski, James Newton Howard and David Pack, Courtesy of Qwest Records; "Stormy Monday" - Performed by T-Bone Walker, Written by T-Bone Walker (as Aaron T. Walker), Courtesy of Gregmark Records; "She Blinded Me With Science" - Written by Thomas Dolby and Joe Kerr. Trivia: 1. Stadium scenes were filmed at Lane Technical High School's athletic field in Chicago, Illinois. 2. Debut of Wesley Snipes. 3. The football song Wildcats team performs at the end of the movie when the credits are rolled is a parody of the 1985 Chicago Bears' video of "The Super Bowl Shuffle," the year the Bears won the Super Bowl. 4. Film debut of Woody Harrelson. 5. LL Cool J's song "Football Rap," which appears during the opening credits, did not appear on the film's soundtrack album, nor was it ever commercially released.
Jetsons: The Movie. 1990, Starring George O'Hanlon as George Jetson (voice), Mel Blanc as Mr. Spacely (voice), Penny Singleton as Jane Jetson (voice), Tiffany as Judy Jetson (voice), Patric Zimmerman as Elroy Jetson (voice), Don Messick as Astro the Dog (voice), Jean Vander Pyl as Rosie the Robot (voice) (as Jean Vanderpyl), Ronnie Schell as Rudy 2 (voice), Patti Deutsch as Lucy 2 (voice), Dana Hill as Teddy 2 (voice) (voice as Charlie Brown), Russi Taylor as Fergie Furbelow (voice), Paul Kreppel as Apollo Blue (voice), Rick Dees as Rocket Rick Ragnarok (voice), Jeff Bergman as George Jetson/Mr. Cosmo Spacely (voice) (additional scenes)/Basketball Coach, Brian Cummings as (voice), Brad Garrett as Bertie Furbelow (voice), Steve McClintock as Cosmic Cosmo (voice), Rob Paulsen as (voice), Susan Silo as Gertie Furbelow (voice), Janet Waldo as Robot secretary/Judy Jetson (voice), B.J. Ward as Gertrude (voice), Michael Bell as Board member #1 (voice), Jim Ward as (voice) and Frank Welker as Squeep/Grungees (voice). Encore Avenue, July 15, 2012. Soundtrack: "We're the Jetsons" (Jetsons' Rap) – XXL; "Through the Blue" – Gayle Rose; "Mall Theme" – John Duarte; "Home" – Tiffany; "Jetsons Main Title" – The Stunners; "Jetsons Main Title" - Written by William Hanna, Joseph Barbera & Hoyt Curtin; "Gotcha" - Written by Tim James and Steve McClintock, Performed by Steve McClintock and Garm Beall; "Maybe Love, Maybe Not" - Written by Tim James, Steve McClintock & Steve Kempster, Performed by Steve McClintock; "Staying Together" - Written by Mike Piccirillo, Performed by Shane Sutton, Courtesy of MCA Records; "I Always Thought I'd See You Again" - Written by Tim James, Steve McClintock, Phil Coleman & George Tobin, Performed by Tiffany, Courtesy of MCA Records; "First Time in Love" - Written by Mike Piccirillo, Performed by Shane Sutton, Courtesy of MCA Records; "You and Me" - Written by Tim James, Steve McClintock, Mark Mancina & George Tobin, Performed by Tiffany, Courtesy of MCA Records; "You and Me" - Written by Tim James, Steve McClintock & Mark Mancina, Performed by Tiffany, Courtesy of MCA Records; "We're the Jetsons (Jetsons' Rap)" - Written by Mike Piccirillo, Performed by XXL; "With You All the Way" - Written by Carl Wurtz, Performed by Shane Sutton, Courtesy of MCA Records. Trivia: 1. It was the film debut of Brad Garrett. 2. Janet Waldo, voice artist and the original voice of Judy Jetson, recorded the part for this film but was later replaced by then-pop starlet Tiffany. Studio executives hoped Tiffany would attract a younger audience. Ms. Waldo continued (somewhat graciously) to voice the part in subsequent 'Jetsons' productions. 3. Jeff Bergman was used in some scenes, because George O'Hanlon and Mel Blanc died during production. The film is dedicated to the memory of both men. 4. The last film project of George O'Hanlon, Penny Singleton and Mel Blanc. 5. George O'Hanlon had suffered a stroke, so when he made the later Jetson series and the movie, he was practically blind and had very little short term memory. He had to have each line spoken to him so he could repeat it back. 6. Janet Waldo, the original voice of Judy Jetson, can still be heard at one point of the film. When Judy Jetson and Apollo Blue are in the hologram, and Judy falls through the hologram tree, Apollo asks her if she's alright. Judy responds, "Uh... I think." This line is said by Waldo. 7. A few moments before his death, George O'Hanlon had recorded all of his dialogue for George Jetson. According to voice director Andrea Romano, O'Hanlon had suffered a second stroke and found it difficult to read and hear and in the end he died in the recording studio doing what he loved. 8. Rick Dees, as "Rick Dees and his Cast of Idiots", hit #1 on the Billboard Charts in 1976 with the song 'Disco Duck'. Rick Dees was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 1999.
The Story of Us. 1999, Starring Bruce Willis as Ben Jordan, Michelle Pfeiffer as Katie Jordan, Colleen Rennison as Erin Jordan at Ten, Jake Sandvig as Josh Jordan at Twelve, Tim Matheson as Marty, Rob Reiner as Stan, Julie Hagerty as Liza, Rita Wilson as Rachel, Ken Lerner as Dr. Rifkin, Victor Raider-Wexler as Dr. Hopkins, Albert Hague as Dr. Siegler, Jayne Meadows as Dot, Tom Poston as Harry, Betty White as Lillian Jordan, Red Buttons as Arnie Jordan, Paul Reiser as Dave (Ben's Literary Agent), Steven Greene as Youth soccer player, Phil Lopian as "man on street 1", Kris Texiera as "store clerk", Casey Boersma as Josh Jordan at Two and a Half, Dylan Boersma as Josh Jordan at Three, Daniel Henson as Josh Jordan at Seven, Tara Blanchard as Erin Jordan at Five, Adam Zweibel as Camper, Alan Zweibel as Uncle Shelly (credits)/Uncle Josh, Bill Kirchenbauer as Andy Kirby, Lucy Webb as Joanie Kirby, Jessie Nelson as Realtor, Tommy Tang as Cooking Teacher, Yaping as Store Clerk, James J. Ritz as Maitre d', Ryan Townsend as Waiter, Michael Chapman as Waiter, Jordan Lund as Clergyman, Robert Alan Beuth as Obstetrician, Marci Rosenberg as Sonia, Art Evans as George, Renée Ridgeley as Sara, Matthew Moreno as Taxi Driver, David C. Fisher as Restaurant Patron, Phil Hawn as Restaurant Patron and John O'Hara as Camp Fire Boy. Encore Avenue, July 15, 2012. Soundtrack: "(I) Get Lost" - Written and Performed by Eric Clapton, Produced by Eric Clapton, Courtesy of Reprise Records; "It's Good Enough for Rock N' Roll" - Written and Performed by Gilby Clarke; "That Stuff" - Written and Performed by Gilby Clarke; "I'm So Excited" - Written by Trevor Lawrence, June Pointer, Ruth Pointer and Anita Pointer, Performed by The Pointer Sisters, Courtesy of The RCA Records Label of BMG Entertainment; "The Sheik of Araby" - Written by Ted Snyder, Harry B. Smith (as Harry Bache Smith) and Francis Wheeler, Performed by Teddy Wilson, Courtesy of Sire Records Group, by arrangement with Warner Special Products; "God Bless America" - Written by Irving Berlin; "Keepin' Out Of Mishchief Now" - Written by Andy Razaf and Fats Waller (as Thomas 'Fats' Waller), Performed by Ruby Braff & His New England Songhounds, Courtesy of Concord Records; "Adagio From Concerto in D for Trumpet & Orchestra" - Composed by Leopold Mozart, Performed by Leipzig New Bach Collegium Musicum, Soloist: Ludwig Güttler, Conductor: Max Pommer, Courtesy of Capriccio Digital, by arrangement with Source/Q; "Easy Living" - Written and Performed by Matt Sinclair, Courtesy of Zomba Music Services; "Wonderful Tonight" - Written and Performed by Eric Clapton, Courtesy of Polydor Limited, Under licence from Univeraal Music Special Markets; "Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree" - Written by Lew Brown, Charles Tobias and Sam H. Stept; "Bourée From Suite For Orchestra #1 in C Major BWV 1066" - Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach, Performed by Camerata Romana, Conductor: Eugen Duvier, Courtesy of Point Classics, by Arrangement with Source/Q; "Roman Song" - Written and Performed by Alessandro Alessandroni, Courtesy of Zomba Music Services; "Love Is A Many Splendored Thing" - Written by Paul Francis Webster and Sammy Fain; "Get Happy" - Written by Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler; "Saturday Night Is The Loneliest Night In The Week" - Written by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne; "Classical Gas" - Written and Performed by Mason Williams, Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc., by Arrangement with Warner Special Products; "(I) Get Lost" - Written and Performed by Eric Clapton, Courtesy of Reprise Records, Produced by Eric Clapton and Simon Climie, Mixed by Andy Bradfield, Drum and Bass Programming by Paul Waller. Trivia: 1. The last full length feature film of Red Buttons. 2. Rob Reiner played the part of Stan simply because he was the cheapest actor he could find. 3. Portraying an unhappy housewife came relatively easy for Michelle Pfeiffer, who at the time of filming had to deal with the dissolving of her production company as well as the death of her father. 4. In a case of life imitating art, Bruce Willis was going through his own divorce with then-wife Demi Moore at the time of filming. Quote: Rachel: "You were our Fred and Ethel Mertz!" Katie Jordan: "Funny, we thought you were OUR Fred and Ethel Mertz."
Notting Hill. 1999 (British romantic comedy), Starring Julia Roberts as Anna Scott, Hugh Grant as William Thacker, Richard McCabe as Tony, Rhys Ifans as Spike, James Dreyfus as Martin, Dylan Moran as Rufus the Thief, Roger Frost as Annoying Customer, Henry Goodman as Ritz Concierge, Julian Rhind-Tutt as 'Time Out' Journalist, Lorelei King as Anna's Publicist, John Shrapnel as PR Chief, Clarke Peters as 'Helix' Lead Actor, Arturo Venegas as Foreign Actor, Yolanda Vazquez as Interpreter, Mischa Barton as 12-Year-Old Actress, Tim McInnerny as Max, Gina McKee as Bella, Emma Chambers as Honey, Hugh Bonneville as Bernie, Dorian Lough as Loud Man in Restaurant, Sanjeev Bhaskar as Loud Man in Restaurant, Paul Chahidi as Loud Man in Restaurant, Matthew Whittle as Loud Man in Restaurant, Melissa Wilson as Tessa, Emma Bernard as Keziah, Emily Mortimer as Perfect Girl, Tony Armatrading as Security Man, September Buckley as Third Assistant Director, Philip Manikum as Harry the Sound Man, Sam West as Anna's Co-Star, Dennis Matsuki as Japanese Businessman, Patrick Barlow as Savoy Concierge, Andy de la Tour as Journalist, Maureen Hibbert as Journalist, Rupert Proctor as Journalist, David Sternberg as Journalist, Ann Beach as William's Mother, Sally Phillips as Caroline, Alec Baldwin as Jeff King, Ian Boo Khoo as Journalist, Simon Callow as Himself in Film within Film, Sean Cronin as Walk On, Omid Djalili as Cashier at Coffee Shop, Ray Donn as Journalist, Michael Higgs as Man at Market, João Costa Menezes as Journalist, Matthew Modine as Movie-Within-Movie Actor, Taylor Murphy as Journalist, Vivienne Soan as Bystander and Richard Woolfenden as Press Photographer. Encore Avenue, July 16, 2012. Soundtrack: "From the Heart" - Another Level; "When You Say Nothing at All" - Ronan Keating; "Do What You Like" - Take That; "She" - Elvis Costello; "She" - Charles Aznavour; "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart?" - Al Green; "In Our Lifetime" - Texas; "I Do (Cherish You)" - 98 Degrees; "Born to Cry" - Pulp; "Ain't No Sunshine" - Lighthouse Family; "You've Got a Way" (Notting Hill remix) - Shania Twain; "Gimme Some Lovin'" - Spencer Davis Group; "Will and Anna" - Trevor Jones (Score); "Notting Hill" - Trevor Jones (Score); "Ain't No Sunshine" - Bill Withers[15] (bonus track); "SHE" - Written by Charles Aznavour & Herbert Kretzmer, Performed by Elvis Costello, Courtesy of Standard Music Ltd, Courtesy of Mercury Records (London), Licensed from PolyGram Film and TV Licensing UK; "SHE" - Written by Charles Aznavour & Herbert Kretzmer, Performed by Charles Aznavour, Produced by Del Newman, Courtesy of Standard Music Ltd, Courtesy of EMI Records SA (France); "I Do (Cherish You)" - 98 Degrees; "BORN TO CRY" - Written by Richard Hawley, Jarvis Cocker, Nick Banks, Candida Doyle, Steve Mackey and Mark Webber, Performed by Pulp, Courtesy of PolyGram Music Publishing and Island Music Ltd, Courtesy of Island Records Ltd, Licensed from PolyGram Film and TV Licensing UK; "IN OUR LIFETIME" - Written by John McElhone (as Gerry McElhone) and Sharleen Spiteri, Performed by Texas, Used by permission of EMI 10 Music Ltd, Courtesy of Mercury Records Ltd (London), Licensed from PolyGram Film and TV Licensing UK; "HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU" - Written by Mildred J. Hill and Patty S. Hill, Used by permission of EMI Music Publishing Ltd/Keith Prowse Music Publishing Ltd; "WHEN YOU SAY NOTHING AT ALL" - Written by Paul Overstreet and Don Schlitz, Performed by Ronan Keating, Courtesy of Scarlet Moon Music, administered by BMG Music Publishing, By permission of Screen Gems - EMI Music Ltd, Courtesy of MCA Music Publishing, Courtesy of Polydor Ltd (UK), Licensed from PolyGram Film and TV Licensing UK; "HOW CAN YOU MEND A BROKEN HEART" - Written by Barry Gibb and Robin Gibb, Performed by Al Green, Courtesy of Gibb Brothers Music, administered by BMG Music Publishing Ltd, Courtesy of Cream/Hi Records Inc., Licensed from Crimson Productions Ltd.; "AIN'T NO SUNSHINE" - Written by Bill Withers, Performed by Bill Withers, Used by permission of EMI Music Publishing Ltd, Courtesy of Columbia Records/Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd.; "BLUE MOON" - Music by Richard Rodgers, Lyrics by Lorenz Hart, Used by permission of EMI United Partnership Ltd; "YOU'VE GOT A WAY" - Written by Shania Twain and Robert John Lange (as RJ Lange), Performed by Shania Twain, Courtesy of Mercury Records, Licensed from PolyGram Film & TV Licensing UK; "TURN THE LIGHTS DOWN LOW" - Written by Bob Marley, Performed by Bob Marley and Lauryn Hill, Courtesy of Blue Mountain Music Ltd, Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment Inc, Courtesy of Island Records Inc, Licensed from PolyGram Film and TV Licensing UK; "FROM THE HEART" - Performed by Another Level, Written by Diane Warren, Produced and arranged by Kris Kellow, Executive producer Diane Warren; "GIMME SOME LOVIN'" - Written by Spencer Davis, Steve Winwood and Muff Winwood, Performed by Spencer Davis Group; "NO MATTER WHAT" - (USA version's ending title)
(Andrew Lloyd Webber/Jim Steinman), Performed by Boyzone. Trivia: 1. During the birthday dinner scene, Anna Scott is asked how much she made on her last film, and her reply is $15 million. This is the amount she (Julia Roberts) was paid for her role in Notting Hill. 2. Many of the shots of Julia Roberts used in the opening credits came from the show "Entertainment Tonight" (1981). 3. The book William reads as he sits on the park bench at the end of the movie is "Captain Corelli's Mandolin" by Louis de Bernières. Captain Corelli's Mandolin was to be director Roger Michell's next film after Notting Hill, but he became seriously ill and had to be replaced by John Madden. Quote: Anna Scott: "After all... I'm just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her."
Hush. 1998, Starring Jessica Lange as Martha Baring, Gwyneth Paltrow as Helen Baring, Johnathon Schaech as Jackson Baring, Nina Foch as Alice Baring, Debi Mazar as Lisa, Kaiulani Lee as Sister O'Shaughnessy, David Thornton as Gavin, Hal Holbrook as Dr. Franklin Hill, Richard Lineback as Hal Bentall, Richard Kohn as Clayton Richards, Faith Potts as Georgina Richards, Tom Story as Priest, Jolene Carroll as Church Warden, Jacob Press as Usher, Joe Inscoe as Doctor, Catherine Shaffner as Nurse, Lenny Steinline as Paramedic, Rick Gray as Banker, Tom Holmes as Auctioneer, Owen Valentine as Official, Ricardo Miguel Young as Policeman, Woody Robertson Jr. as Policeman, Charles Thomas Baxter as Racing Enthusiast, Jayne Hess as Nursing Home Nun, Sarah Elspas and Rebecca Elspas and Jacob Elspas as Helen's Baby, Diandra Newlin as ER Patient and Rob 'Captain Rob' Robinson as Truck Driver. Encore Avenue, July 16, 2012. Soundtrack: "Hush Little Baby Don't You Cry" - Composer unknown, Played during the opening credits, Variations played throughout as part of the score; "Auld Lang Syne" - Traditional; lyrics by Robert Burns, Played and sung at the New Year's party; "As I Walked Out One Evening" - Written by W.H. Auden (1938), Used by permission of Curtis Brown Ltd. Trivia: Jessica Lange earned a Golden Raspberry Award nomination for Worst Actress, losing to the Spice Girls for Spice World.
Bed of Roses. 1996, Starring Christian Slater as Lewis Farrell, Mary Stuart Masterson as Lisa Walker, Pamela Segall as Kim, Josh Brolin as Danny, Brian Tarantina as Randy, Debra Monk as Lewis' Mom, Mary Alice as Alice, Kenneth Cranham as Simon, Ally Walker as Wendy, Anne Pitoniak as Grandma Jean, Michael Haley (as R.M. Haley) as Lewis' Dad, Cass Morgan as Aunt Meg, Gina Torres as Francine, Nick Tate as Bayard, Víctor Sierra as Jimmy, Michael Mantell as Sam, Zachary Chaltiel as Jason, Claire Mari Jacobs as Lisa's Secretary, Paul Cassell as 1st Executive, Yvonne Zima as Young Lisa, Desiree Casado as Amelia, Aldis Hodge as Prince, Jessica Brooks Grant as Queen, Jonathan Nocera as King, Leah Pepper as Sara, Donna Jean Fogel as Student Teacher, S.A. Griffin as Stanley, Edith Blume as Mumuu Woman, Liz Sinclair as Sad Woman, Al Cerullo as Helicopter Pilot, Benjamin Rutkowski as Boy in Library, John D. Bair as Newsstand Vendor, Jamie Harrold as Marc, Adrian Lee as Flight Attendant, Andrea Leigh as Jan and Lisa Scarola as Storytime Reader. Encore Avenue, July 16, 2012. Soundtrack: "The Right Place" - Written by Mark Nevin, Performed by Eddi Reader; "Independent Love Song" - Written by Cheryl Parker & Joe Youle, Performed by Scarlet; "Nervous Heart" - Written by Mark Addison & Joe Zimmerman (as Josef Zimmerman), Performed by The Borrowers; "Swan Song" - Written and Performed by Matthew Sweet, Courtesy of Zoo Entertainment; "Insensitive" - Written by Anne Loree, Performed by Jann Arden; "Killing Time" - Written by Tina Harris & Daniel O'Brien, Performed by Daniel O'Brien; "Ice Cream" - Written and Performed by Sarah McLachlan, Courtesy of Nettwerk Productions/Arista Records, Inc.; "Silent Night" - Courtesy of APM; "Ding, Ding, Merrily..." - Courtesy of APM.
Friends with Benefits. 2011, Starring Justin Timberlake as Dylan Harper, Mila Kunis as Jamie Rellis, Woody Harrelson as Tommy, Jenna Elfman as Annie Harper, Patricia Clarkson as Lorna, Richard Jenkins as Mr. Harper, Nolan Gould as Sam, Emma Stone as Kayla, Andy Samberg as Quincy, Bryan Greenberg as Parker, Masi Oka as Darin Arturo Morena, Shaun White as Himself, Andrew Fleming as Driver, Catherine Reitman as Female Co-Worker, Courtney Henggeler as Flight Attendant, Tiya Sircar as Hostess, Christopher T. Wood as Ira Ungerleider, Lili Mirojnick as Laura, Rupak Ginn as Male Co-Worker (L.A.), Duane Shepard Sr. as Older Man, Chike Johnson as Taxi Driver, Angelique Cabral as Pam Niborski, Lance Kerfuffle as Security Guard, Jerry Ying as Photographer, Jerry Hyman as Caricaturist, Nick Lee as Dylan's Neighbor, Jason Sung Lee as Dylan's Friend, Michael Morris as Carriage Driver, Brooklyn McLinn as Policeman; Dancers: Timothy Bish, LaJon Dantzler, Angel Feliciano, Laura Fremont, Nicole Guidetti, Alicia Mazepa, Mayumi Miguel, Jermaine Montell, Joanna Numata, Danielle Polanco, Wes Pope, Steven Rosa, Seth Stewart, DeAnna Walters, Adam Zotovich; William Patrick Brown as Passenger, Ryan Dodson as Airport Passanger, Tammy Dugen as DeeDee, Amanda Gist as Airport Businesswoman, Teresa Hui as Dancer, Rashida Jones as Maddison, Zack Kibria as Airport Traveler, Jeremy McLain as Chess Player, Hannibal Miles as Dancer, Sindy Nurse as Times Square Dancer, Usman Ojibara as Party Patron, Evelina Pereira as Belgian Girl, Alex Phillip as Classmate/Reception Guest, Agueda Ramirez as Flash Mob Extra, Shane Schoeppner as Airport Diner, Jason Segel as Brice, Naeem Uzimann as Hallal Food Vendor, Barbara Vincent as Flash Mob (Grand Central), James Wallington as Photographer's Assistant and Bryan Williams as Dancer. Movie Central, July 16, 2012. Soundtrack: "Hey, Soul Sister" - Written by Amund Bjorklund (uncredited), Espen Lind (uncredited) and Pat Monahan (uncredited), Performed by Train; 1. Magic Carpet Ride (Philip Steir Remix) – Steppenwolf; 2. "L.O.V." – Fitz and the Tantrums; 3. "Booty Call" – G. Love and Special Sauce; 4. "New York, New York (FWB Remix)" – Ray Quinn feat. Ultra Love; 5. "Boys Don’t Cry" – Grant Lee Phillips; 6. "Such a Colorful World" – Max & Simon; 7. "Satellite" – Peter Conway; 8. "Let a Woman Be a Woman (And a Man Be a Man)" – Dyke & The Blazers; 9. "At the Window" – Double 0 Zero; 10. "Love’s Gonna Getcha" – Tal & Acacia; 11. "Jump" – Kris Kross, contains a sample of "I Want You Back" - Jackson 5, contains a sample of "Funky Worm" - The Ohio Players; 12. "This Too Shall Pass" – Rogue Wave; 13. "Tightrope" – Janelle Monae; 14. "Take a Bow" – Greg Laswell; 15. "Closing Time" – Semisonic; "Runaway Baby" - Bruno Mars; "Unconditioner Love" and "Just A Friend" - Ryan Perez-Dagle; "Paradise Dreaming" - Eric Paul; "Girls Fall Like Dominoes" - Nicki Minaj; "Fake Movie Schmaltzfest" and "Wee Ping Pong" - Halli Cauthery??; "Life's A Party" - Tim Myers; "Si Tu Me Queres A Mi" - The Latin Uniques; "Pumped Up Kicks" - Foster The People; "Nice Try" - I Am Arrows; "Everyday" - Vethver??; "Fireworks" - ?? and Kings??; "I Will Follow You Into The Dark" - Death Cab For Cutie; "Percussion Gun" - White Rabbits; "Safety Dance (NSFW Remix)" - Men Without Hats. Trivia: 1. "Bryce", the male lead in the fictional romantic comedy shown throughout the film is played by Jason Segel in an uncredited role. He also appeared as Mila Kunis's love interest in Forgetting Sarah Marshall and as Justin Timberlake's romantic rival in Bad Teacher, both romantic comedies. 2. While dancing for the track 'Closing Time', the people standing around Jamie change as the camera angle changes.
Cross. 2011 (action fantasy), Starring Brian Austin Green as Callan McCrae, Patrick Durham as War, Michael Clarke Duncan as Erlik, John Sachar as Shark, Tom Sizemore as Detective Nitti, Vinnie Jones as Gunnar, Danny Trejo as Lexavier, William Zabka as Saw, Robert Carradine as Greek/Dr. Zyal, Lori Heuring as Lucia, Tim Abell as Riot, Jake Busey as Backfire, Gianni Capaldi as English, C. Thomas Howell as Jake, Susie Abromeit as Sunshine, Roman Mitichyan as Ara, Tanner Wiley as The Deviant, André Gordon as Ranger, Branden Cook as Slag, Judy Marie Durham as April, Bart Johnson as Landon McCrae, Michael Masini as Rook, Rachel Noll as Beth, Samantha Mumba as Ishka, Lew Temple as Detective Red, Jessica Chobot as Abbey, Fernando Lara as Mario, Camille Langfield as Pain, David Mattey as Kong, Aurelia Scheppers as Brianna, Lindsey Axelsson as Patty, Amanda Lund as Ava Malone, Stephanie Drapeau as Juliane, Christopher May as Officer Malone, Erica Taylor as Nurse Raven, Oliver Rayon as Fuego, James Logan as Trench, Shannan Leigh Reeve as Wire, Carey Scott as Bubba, Natalie Britton as Kia, Gary Castro Churchwell as Patch, Paul Anthony Scott as Clash, Tamara Frapasella as Sky, Jeff Prewett as Shiv, Natalie Pena as Gigi Love, Wendy Allyn as Mila, Rydell Danzie as Brute, Kathryn Weisbeck as Lilly, Elina Loukas as Nadia, Andrew J McGuinness as Thugman 3, Luke LaFontaine as Jersey, Amber Noelle Ehresmann as Selene, Nat Dixon as Zara, Casey Hendershot as Big Red, Stephen Moffatt as Zar, Priscilla Iden as Doll, Jody Mortara as Lisa, Wendy Rosoff as Paris, Markell Pool as Payaso, Chase McKenna as Maggie, Kimberly Dollar as Lexi, Elizabeth Schaible as Elizabeth, Tiffany Tessa Doorn as Jessica, Adi Spektor as Zawisza Czarny, Matthew Vaughan as Smooch, Anita Lugliani as Atina, Emily Fletcher as Mila, Amy Wolpa as Danielle, Dotan Baer as T-hug, Beverly Hynds as Sakura, Eric Reinholt as Stallman, Todd Roy as Bass, Ned Liebl as Saint, Natalie Howe as Dr. Sloan, Eddie Lamar as Joker, Brittany Werner as Milly, Whitnee Patterson as Whitnee, Kristen Olson as Nurse Sullivan, Megan Titus as Elena, Jeffrey Givens as Detective Young, Anna Bohn as Zoey, Joshua Kovalscik as Harvy Jacklesmith, Katharine Jameson as Lisa, R. Daniel Long as Rip, Ashley Russo as Ann, Baylen Johnson as Young Callan McCrae, Tia Marie Schroeder as Shilah, Martin Trees as Vice, Joel Bond as Cowboy, Harley Marquette as Wrath, Shana Rose as Rachel, Steve Shane as Dooley, Nicholas Leiting as Nick, Asa Holley as Nuke, Troy H. King as Butcher, Taran Butler as Magnus, Alan Henke as Stone, Jenny Kerr as Jackie, Samantha Lonigro as Sam, Sophia Gabriella as Amy, George Kim as Meter Maid, Christopher Cedeño as Tops, Hernandez Eleazal as Bazan, Howard A. Thomas as Dutch, Karen Levine as Kaza and Erin Grace as Thug. Movie Central, July 17, 2012. The film was released direct-to-video.
Shark Night 3D. 2011, Starring Sara Paxton as Sara Palski, Dustin Milligan as Nick, Chris Carmack as Dennis Crim, Katharine McPhee as Beth, Joel David Moore as Gordon, Donal Logue as Sheriff Greg Sabin, Joshua Leonard as Red, Sinqua Walls as Malik, Alyssa Diaz as Maya, Chris Zylka as Blake, Jimmy Lee Jr. as Carl, Damon Lipari as Keith, Christine Bently Quinn as Jess, Kelly Sry as Wonsuk, Tyler Bryan as Kyle, Michael Warren as College student, Stephen Warren as College Student and David Speed as Tom. Movie Central, July 17, 2012. Soundtrack: Top Johnny! – Love You Like An Animal; King Fantastic – All Black Ying Yang (The Party Song); Cook Classic – Bouncer; California Wildebeest – Minute Men; Asia Bryant – Bad Girls; John Alexander Chappo – Come Home; Jeffery Broussard & The Creole Cowboys – Johnny Billy Goat; California Wildebeest – Lies; Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin – Back In The Saddle; Apex Manor – Teenage Blood; MD Urban – Girls And Synths; Rat Attack – Lay It Down; Joey Siara – Something In The Water; Rat Attack – Round & Round; Dustin Milligan – Shark Bite. Principal photography took place in the fall of 2010 in Louisiana around the Ark-La-Tex and at Caddo Lake in Uncertain, Texas. Filmed on location in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Melancholia. 2011, Starring Kirsten Dunst as Justine, Charlotte Gainsbourg as Claire, Alexander Skarsgård as Michael, Brady Corbet as Tim, Cameron Spurr as Leo, Charlotte Rampling as Gaby, Jesper Christensen as Little Father, John Hurt as Dexter, Stellan Skarsgård as Jack, Udo Kier as Wedding Planner, Kiefer Sutherland as John, James Cagnard as Michael's Father, Deborah Fronko as Michael's Mother, Charlotta Miller as Betty 1, Claire Miller as Betty 2, Gary Whitaker as Limo Driver, Katrine Sahlstrøm as Girl with Guitar (as Katrine Acheche Sahlstrøm) and Christian Geisnæs as Wedding Photographer. Movie Central, July 17, 2012. Soundtrack: "Tristan und Isolde" - Written by Richard Wagner.
Skyline. 2010, Starring Eric Balfour as Jarrod, Scottie Thompson as Elaine, Brittany Daniel as Candice, Crystal Reed as Denise, Neil Hopkins as Ray, David Zayas as Oliver, Donald Faison as Terry, Tanya Newbould as Jen, J. Paul Boehmer as Colin, Robin Gammell as Walt, Phet Mahathongdy O'Donnell as Airplane Mom/Bartender, Byron McIntyre as Limo Driver, Jackie Marin as Girl in Pool, Tony Black as Guy at Party, Eliza Till as Girl at Party, James Huang as Soldier #1, Erik Rondell as Soldier #2, Johnny DeBeer as Rocket Soldier, Lauren Marin as Abducted Girl, Matt Frels as Abducted Guy, Pam Levin as Pregnant Abductee, Aneliese Roettger as Model, Andreea Florescu as Socialite, Leon 'Lee' Fuller as Passenger, Marcus Nel-Jamal Hamm as Terry's friend, Gladys Khan as Indian Diplomat Air Passenger, Mobin Khan as Indian Diplomat Air Passenger, Elena Kolpachikova as Bohemian, Waymond Lee as Airport Traveler, Justin Reed as Airport Security Guard, Vanessa Ross as Stewardess, Evan Shafran as Airplane Passenger and Abu Baker Siddiq as Airport Limo Driver. Movie Central, July 17, 2012. Soundtrack: "WHERE MY MONEY AT" - Written by Ryan Montgomery and Nicholas Warwar, Performed by Royce Da 5'9", Courtesy of Make It Count Records and Gracie Productions; "SUPERSONIC SKYLINE" - Written by Marcas Harris and Barron Ryan Bollar, Performed by Mr. Robotic, Courtesy of Music and Robots, Inc.; "KINGS AND QUEENS" - Written by Jared Leto, Performed by 30 Seconds to Mars, Courtesy of Virgin Records America, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music, © Universal Music--Z Tunes LLC on behalf of itself and Apochraphex Music; "ONE TWO THREE" - Written by Tony Bull and Andy Bull, Performed by Buchman, Courtesy of Brighton Boulevard Records; "NEW MONEY" - Written by Ryan Montgomery and Nicholas Warwar, Performed by Royce Da 5'9", Courtesy of Make It Count Records, Gracie Productions and One Records; "SINE LANGUAGE (METASYN REMIX)" - Written by Ken Jordan, Scott Kirkland, Skyler Gordy and Stefan Gordy, Performed by The Crystal Method featuring LMFAO, Courtesy of Tiny E Records; "SOMETHING 2 RIDE 2" - Written by Ryan Montgomery, Christopher Martin and Phonte Coleman, Performed by Royce Da 5'9" featuring Phonte, Courtesy of Make It Count Records, Gracie Productions and One Records; "THE AMERICAN WAY" - Written by Ken Jordan and Scott Kirkland, Performed by The Crystal Method, Courtesy of Tiny E Records; "HIDING OUT" - Written by Alexandra Sargent, Performed by Alexandra Sargent, Christian Saint-Louis, Chris Kinney and Stephen Franks, Courtesy of Alexandra Sargent; "DOWNWARDS" - Written by Tony Buchen, Andy Bull and Ursula Rucker, Performed by Buchman featuring Ursula Rucker, Courtesy of Brighton Boulevard Records; "DROP SKYLINE" - Written by Marcas Harris and Cory Bold, Performed by Mr. Robotic, Courtesy of Music and Robots, Inc.; "THE BLUES" - Written by Tony Buchen, Lachlan Brahe and Graeme Pillemar, Performed by Baggsmen featuring Sweet U Turn Jenkins, Courtesy of Brighton Boulevard Records; "DAMAGE CONTROL" - Performed by Madsonik, Written by Matthew Margeson, Courtesy of Madsonik Music Publishing. Trivia: The film was completely financed by Greg Strause and Colin Strause without the assistance of any major studio. The film was shot almost entirely at co-director Greg Strause's condo building adjacent to Marina Del Rey (but technically located in the city limits of Venice, Los Angeles). Anachronism: A TV is shown with an Emergency Broadcast System alert. The EBS was replaced by the Emergency Alert System in 1997.
Vanishing on 7th Street. 2010 (post-apocalyptic horror-thriller), Starring Hayden Christensen as Luke, John Leguizamo as Paul, Thandie Newton as Rosemary, Jacob Latimore as James, Taylor Groothuis as Briana, Jordon Trovillion as Concession Girl, Arthur Cartwright as Security Guard, Neal Huff as Chicago Reporter, Hugh Maguire as Patient, Erin Nicole Brolley as Paige, Stephen Clark as Male TV Anchor, Carolyn Clifford-Taylor as Female TV Anchor, Larry Fessenden as Bike Messenger, Nick Yu as Chinese Reporter, Arnold Agee as Kid, Christina Benjamin as Movie Theater Patron, Courtney Benjamin as Movie Theater Patron, Benjamin Brennan as Movie Theater Patron, Jennifer Lynn Bryant as Movie Theater Patron, Dennis Budziszewski as Movie Theater Patron, Ron Causey as Movie Theater Patron, Kyle Clarington as Movie Theater Patron, Will Clarke as Movie Theater Patron, Pamela Croydon as Pedestrian, Shawntay Dalon as Vanished #2, Adam DeFilippi as Movie Theater Patron, P.J. Edwards as AMC Employee, Dave Kilgore as Movie Theater Patron and Shana Schultz as Bar Patron. Movie Central, July 17, 2012. Soundtrack: "Hello Little Boy" - Written and Performed by Mildred Anderson, Licensed by Arrangement with Prestige Music (BMI), Courtesy of Prestige Records/Concord Music Group, Inc.; "Have You Ever Loved Someone" - Written by Joseph Duncan, Performed by The Vocaleers, Licensed by Arrangement with Music Sales Corporation, Courtesy of Music Sales Corporation; "Keep On Lovin' You" - Written by Woodrow "Buddy" Johnson, Performed by Ella and Buddy Johnson, Licensed by Arrangement with Music Sales Corporation, Courtesy of Music Sales Corporation; "Let Up" - Written and Performed by Abbey Lincoln, Licensed by Arrangement with Orpheum Music (BMI), Courtesy of Riverside Records/Concord Music Group, Inc.; "The Bells" - Written and Performed by Al Smith, Licensed by Arrangement with Prestige Music (BMI), Courtesy of Prestige Records/Concord Music Group, Inc.; "So Tenderly" - Written by Howard Herrick (ASCAP), Produced by Steve Lindsey and Dillon O'Brian, Published by XHMHX Music; "Forever" - Written by Lamont Herbert Dozier, Freddie Gorman and Brian Holland, Performed by The Marvelettes, Licensed by Arrangement with Stone Agate Music; Jobete Music Co. Inc., Courtesy of Motown Records, Under License from Universal Music Enterprises; "Goodbye My Angel" - Written by Howard Herrick (ASCAP), Published by Minster Hill Publishing Company; "Your Good Thing (Is About To End) - Written by Isaac Hayes and David Porter, Performed by Mable John, Licensed by Arrangement with Arrangement with Irving Music, Inc. (BMI), Courtesy of Stax Records/Concord Music Group, Inc.
The Fast and the Furious. 2001, Starring Paul Walker as Brian O'Conner, Vin Diesel as Dominic Toretto, Michelle Rodriguez as Leticia "Letty" Ortiz, Jordana Brewster as Mia Toretto, Rick Yune as Johnny Tran, Chad Lindberg as Jesse, Johnny Strong as Leon, Matt Schulze as Vince, Ted Levine as Sgt. Tanner, Ja Rule as Edwin, Vyto Ruginis as Harry, Thom Barry as Agent Bilkins, Stanton Rutledge as Muse, Noel Guglielmi as Hector, R.J. De Vera as Danny Yamato, Beau Holden as Ted Gassner, Reggie Lee as Lance Nguyen, David Douglas as Rasta Racer, Peter Navy Tuiasosopo as Samoan Guard, Neal H. Moritz as Ferrari Driver, F. Valentino Morales as Dispatcher, Doria Clare Anselmo as Ferrari Passenger, Glenn K. Ota as Johnny's Father, Mike White as Night Truck Driver, Delphine Pacific as Racer's Edge Clerk, Monica Tamayo as Monica, Megan Baker as Gimel, Tammy Monica Gegamian as Edwin's Babe, Adam Carrera as Surfer, Rob Cohen as Pizza Hut Delivery Guy, Chic Daniel as LAPD Officer with Shotgun, Flora Huang as Biker Girl, Michael G. Kehoe as Party Crew Member, Norman Gregory McGuire as Punk Dude, January Pugh as Edwin's Girl, Angela Rockwood as Hot Chick, Felicia Tang as Hot Chick and Vanessa Viola as Hot Chick. Encore Avenue, July 18, 2012. Soundtrack: "Deep Enough" - Written by Edward Kowalczyk (as Ed Kowalczyk), Performed by Live, Courtesy of Radioactive Records, J.V.; "Watch Your Back" - Performed by Benny Cassette, Courtesy of Island Records; "Say Aah" - Written by Chad Elliot, Arthur Javonn Alexander and Shawna & Tracey A. Horton, Performed by Shawna, Courtesy of Def Jam Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Rollin' (Urban Assault Vehicle)" - Written by Fred Durst, DMX (as Earl Simmons), Method Man (as Clifford Smith), Redman (as Reggie Noble) and Swizz Beatz (as Kaseem Dean), Performed by Limp Bizkit featuring DMX, Redman and Method Man, Limp Bizkit appears courtesy of Interscope Records, DMX appears courtesy of Ruff Ryders/Def Jam, Redman appears courtesy of Def Jam, Method Man appears courtesy of Def Jam; "Furious" - Written by Ja Rule (as J. Atkins), Irv Gotti (as I. Lorenzo) and R. Wilson, O. Miller, Performed by Ja Rule featuring Vita and 01, Ja Rule appears courtesy of Def Jam/Murder Inc. Records, Vita appears courtesy of Murder Inc. Records; "Pov City Anthem" - Written by Irv Gotti (as Irving Lorenzo), Caddillac Tah (as Crocker) and Takwon Green, Performed by Caddillac Tah, Courtesy of Murder Inc./Def Jam Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Lock It Down" - from the full-length album "Original Masters", Written by Carlos Vasquez and Michael Licata, Performed by Digital Assasins, Courtesy of Offworld Music; "Nurega" - Written by Andy Spence, Performed by Organic Audio, Courtesy of Tummy Touch Records, Ltd.; "Area Codes" - Written by Ludacris (as Christopher Bridges), Nate Dogg (as Nathaniel Hale) and Jazze Pha (as Phalon "Jazze Pha" Alexander), Performed by Ludacris, Courtesy of Def Jam Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Race Against Time Part 2" - Written by Ja Rule (as J. Atkins), Irv Gotti (as I. Lorenzo) and R. Mays, Performed by Durrell Babbs featuring Ja Rule, Tank appears courtesy of Blackground Entertainment, Ja Rule appears courtesy of Def Jam/Murder Inc. Records; "Life Ain'ta Game" - Written by Ja Rule (as J. Atkins), Martin Gore (as M. Gore), N. Hersh and D. Young, Performed by Ja Rule, Courtesy of Def Jam/Murder Inc. Records; "Evil Ways" - Written by Clarence Henry, Performed by Santana, Courtesy of Columbia Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Nigga Wit a Badge" - Written by Magdaleno Robles Jr., Performed by Magdaleno Robles Jr. (as Guic Onezer DRP) featuring Senen Reyes (as Sen Dog), FM, Mr. Slip and Lil Jay, Courtesy of After Tha Fact Records and Latin Thug; "Polkas Palabras" - Written by Juan Francisco Ayala, Performed by Molotov, Courtesy of Universal Music Latino, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Mercedes Benz" - Written by Joe Little III and Gerald Levert, Performed by Say Yes, Courtesy of Def Soul Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Atrevido" - Written by Nicolas Vincent Nocchi, Rolden Gonzalez Rivero, Hiran Riveri Medina and Yotuci Omar Romero Manzaneras, Performed by Orishas, Courtesy of EMI Music France, Under license from EMI-Capitol Music Special Markets and Courtesy of Sunco Records J.V., Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Debonaire" - Written by Edsel Dope and Simon Dope, Performed by Dope, Courtesy of Epic Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Superstar" - Wtitten by Josey Scott, Performed by Saliva, Courtesy of Island Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Good Life (Remix)" - Written by Faith Evans, Rasheem Pugh, Tamy Lester Smith, August Moon and Tyrone Thomas, Performed by Faith Evans, Ja Rule, Vita and Caddillac Tah, Faith Evans appears courtesy of Bad Boy Entertainment, Ja Rule appears courtesy of Murder Inc./Def Jam Records, Vita and Caddillac Tah appear courtesy of Murder Inc. Records, Contains a sample from "Seven Minutes Of Funk", Performed by The Whole Darn Family, Courtesy of Amherst Records, Inc.; "Nocturnal Transmission" - Written by BT (as Brian Transeau), Performed by BT, Courtesy of Warner Music U.K. Ltd./Reprise Records, By Arrangement with Warner Special Products; "Another One Bites the Dust" - Written by John Deacon (as John Richard Deacon); "Fourth Floor (Score)" - Written by Brian Tyler, Performed by Brian Tyler, Courtesy of Tippecanoe Records.
2 Fast 2 Furious. 2003, Starring Paul Walker as Brian O'Conner, Tyrese Gibson (as Tyrese) as Roman Pearce, Eva Mendes as Monica Fuentes, Cole Hauser as Carter Verone, Ludacris (as Chris 'Ludacris' Bridges) as Tej, Thom Barry as Agent Bilkins, James Remar as Agent Markham, Devon Aoki as Suki, Amaury Nolasco as Orange Julius, Michael Ealy as Slap Jack, Jin Auyeung as Jimmy, Edward Finlay as Agent Dunn, Mark Boone Junior as Detective Whitworth, Matt Gallini as Enrique, Roberto 'Sanz' Sanchez as Roberto, Eric Etebari as Darden, Johnny Cenatiempo as Korpi, Troy Brown as Paul Hackett, Corey Eubanks as Max Campisi, Sam Maloof as Joe Osborne, Troy Robinson as Feliz Vispone, Jose Perez as Jose, Sincerely A. Ward as Slap Jack's Girlfriend; Suki's Girls: Nievecita Dubuque, Tequilla Hill, Bettina Huffer and Phuong Tuyet Vo; Felecia Rafield as Detective, Mateo Herreros as Detective, Walter 'Duke' Foster as Detective, Zachary L. Mann as US Customs Lead Agent, Marc Macaulay as Agent, Cobette Harper as Agent, Limary L. Agosto as Waitress, Tony Bolano as Gardener, Tara Carroll as Seductress, Neal Moritz as Swerving Cop, Marianne M. Arreaga as Police Chopper Pilot and Tamara Jones as Customs Technician. Encore Avenue, July 18, 2012. Soundtrack: "Like a Pimp" - Written by David Banner, Barry White, Chad Butler and Bun B (as Bernard Freeman), Performed by David Banner featuring Lil' Flip, Courtesy of Universal Music, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises, Contains excerpts from "Take It Off", Performed by U.G.K., Courtesy of Jive Records; "Peel Off" - Written by Jin Auyeung & Anthony Parino, Performed by Jin Auyeung (as Jin), Courtesy of Ruff Ryders/Virgin Records; "Rollin' on 20's" - Written by Lil' Flip (as Wesley Weston), Anthony Sears & Chris Gallien, Performed by Lil' Flip, Courtesy of Sucka Free/Columbia Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment Inc.; "Act a Fool" - Written by Ludacris (as Christopher Bridges) and Keith McMasters, Performed by Ludacris, Courtesy of Disturbing tha Peace Entertainment, Inc./Def Jam South; "Represent" - Written by Trick Daddy (as Maurice Young) & Carlos Hernandez, Performed by Trick Daddy, Courtesy of Slip-N-Slide Records/Atlantic Recording Corporation; "Oye" - Written by Hugo Diuaz, Luis Diaz, Pitbull (as Armando Perez) and Steven Trujillo, Performed by Pitbull, Courtesy of Diaz Brothers Music Group, Inc.; "Deport Them" - Written by Sean Paul (as Sean Paul Henriques) and Tony Kelly, Performed by Sean Paul, Courtesy of K..licious & VP Records; "Ride" - Written by Maurice Sinclair, Performed by Maurice Sinclair, Courtesy of StreetMindz Entertainment; "Peter Piper" - Written by Darryl McDaniels (as Darryl Matthew McDaniels) and Joseph Simmons (as Joseph Ward Simmons), Performed by Run-D.M.C., Courtesy of Profile Records/Arista Records, Inc.; "Pick Up the Phone" - Written by R. Kelly and Ludacris (as Christopher Bridges), Produced by R. Kelly for Bass Productions, Ltd., Performed by Tyrese Gibson (as Tyrese) and Ludacris featuring R. Kelly, Tyrese appears courtesy of J Records, Ludacris appears courtesy of Disturbing tha Peace Entertainment, Inc./Def Jam South, R. Kelly appears courtesy of Jive Records; "Block Reincarnated" - Written by Shawnna (as Rashawnna Guy), Jason Harrow and Keith McMasters, Performed by Shawnna featuring Jason Harrow (as Kardinal Offishall), Courtesy of Disturbing tha Peace Entertainment, Inc./Def Jam South, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises, Kardinal Offishall appears courtesy of MCA Records; "Hands in the Air" - Written by Premro V. Smith, DeWayne "Big Du" Martin and Darren "Milwaukee Black" Jordan, Performed by Eightball, Courtesy of Bad Boy Records/Universal Records; "Pump It Up" - Written by Joe Budden, Justin Smith, George Funky Brown (as George Brown), Robert Kool Bell (as Robert Bell), Ronald Bell, Robert Spike Mickens (as Robert Mickens), Claydes Smith, Richard Westfield and Dennis D.T. Thomas (as Dennis Thomas), Performed by Joe Budden, Courtesy of Def Jam Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises, Contains a sample from "Soul Vibrations", Performed by Kool & The Gang, Courtesy of MCA Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Miami" - Written by Kelvin Johnson & Keith McMasters, Performed by K'Jon, Courtesy of Sound Room Inc.; "On & On & On" - Written by David A. Sheats, Sonny Bono, Erin Johnson', 'Big Boi (as Antwan Patton), André Benjamin, Goodie Mob featuring Big Gipp and T-Mo, Khujo, Performed by Dungeon Family, Courtesy of Arista Records, Inc., Under license from BMG Special Products, Inc., Contains a sample of "The Beat Goes On", Performed by Orbit, Courtesy of Unidisc Music, Inc., Nivea appears courtesy of Jive Records; "Get Out the Way" - Written by Michael Taliferro and Brandon Washington, Performed by Kali Slimm, Courtesy of MI-TY INC.; "Start (Intro)" - Performed by Ludacris, 0:09; "Slum" - Performed by I-20, 3:06; "Gettin' It" - Performed by Chingy, 4:19; "Hell Yeah" - Performed by Dead Prez, 4:32; "We Ridin'" - Performed by Fat Joe, 3:01; "Fuck What a Nigga Say" - Performed by Dirtbag, 3:16; "Finish (Outro)" - Performed by Ludacris, 0:10. Cameos: Michael Thomas Dunn: the indie filmmaker makes an appearance as a street racer in the warehouse scene (driving a modified PT Cruiser). Neal H. Moritz: the producer appears as one of the swerving cops.
Fast Five. 2011, Starring Vin Diesel as Dominic Toretto, Paul Walker as Brian O'Conner, Jordana Brewster as Mia Toretto, Tyrese Gibson as Roman Pearce, Ludacris (as Chris 'Ludacris' Bridges) as Tej Parker, Matt Schulze as Vince, Sung Kang as Han Lue, Gal Gadot as Gisele Harabo, Tego Calderon as Tego Leo, Don Omar as Rico Santos, Joaquim de Almeida as Hernan Reyes, Dwayne Johnson as Luke Hobbs, Elsa Pataky as Elena Neves, Michael Irby as Zizi, Fernando F. Chien as Wilkes, Alimi Ballard as Fusco, Yorgo Constantine as Chato, Geoff Meed as Macroy, Joseph Melendez as Chief of Police Alemeida, Jeirmarie Osorio as Rosa, Mark Hicks as Capa, Esteban Cueto as Berto, Corey Eubanks as Lanzo, Luis Da Silva as Diogo, Luis Gonzaga as Cash House Door Guard, Carlos Sanchez as Evidence Technician, Ben Blankenship as Lead DEA Agent, Pedro García as Conductor, Arturo Gaskins as Croupier, Jay Jackson as Field Reporter, Arlene Santana as Field Reporter; News Anchors: Kent Shocknek, Sharon Tay and Andy Rosa Adler; Johnny Michaels as Convict, Michelle Rodriguez as Letty (archive footage), Kevin W. Clark as Background, Tommy Dallace as Shadow Ryder, Lincoln de Oliveira as Dialect Coach, Orlando Vargas Diaz as South American Kingpin Druglord, Benjamin Easterday as Reyes Henchman/Driver, Antonio Echeverria as Driver, Natalie Gal as Brazilian, Randi Lamey as Cocktail Girl, Eva Mendes as Monica Fuentes, Jason Mignot as Train Passenger, Mariselle Morales as Hot Beach Girl, William Palmer Jr. as Street Car Racer/Dancer, L. Stephanie Ray as Evidence Technician, Ralph Ruiz as Gunman, Zach Sale as Brazilian Police Officer, Amanda Salinas as Party Girl, Alex Schoenauer as Hedgmen, Gregory Marshall Smith as Henchman/Train Passenger/Prison Guard, Melody Smith as Rio Girl, Richard Tavernaro as Officer Castro and Brian Tester as Reyes Bodyguard. Movie Central, July 18, 2012. Soundtrack: "BATALHA" - written by Wellington Galdino De Oliveira, performed by Obando; "OA" - wirtten by Douglas G.Simpson and Kareem Knight, performed by Euphon; "FOLLOW ME FOLLOW ME" - written by Black Alien, Speed Freaks, Rafinha and Tejo, Performed by Tejo,Black Alien & Speed; "CARLITO MARRON" - written by carlinhos Brown and Arnold Antunes, performed by Carlinhos Brown; "L.GELADA - 3DA MADRUGADA" - written by MV Bill, performed by MV Bill; "HOW WE ROLL" - written by William Landron Rivera, performed by Don Omar (Remix by Hybrid); "REPPIN' MY CITY" - written by Johnny Glanton, performed by John John; "DESABAFO/DEIXA EU DIZER" - written by Marcelo D2, Nave, Ronaldo souza & Ivan lins, performed by Marcelo D2/Claudia; "HAN DRIFTING" - written by Mike Truman, Chris Healings and Charlotte James, performed by Hybrid; "MILLION DOLLAR RACE" - written by Eduardo Martins, Mike truman and Chris Healings, performed by Edu K and Hybrid; "TABOO (LAMBADA INTERPOLATION)" - written by William Landron Rivera, Ulises Hermosa and Milton Restituyo, performed by Don Omar; "BIG CITY" - written by Douglas G. Simpson and Kareem Knight, performed by Doug Simpson and Slim; "DANZA KUDURO" - written by William Rivera, Faouze Barkati and Phillip de Oliveira, performed by Don Omar feat. Lucenzo; "HOW WE ROLL (FAST FIVE MIX)" - written by William Rivera, Trevor smith, Tariek Shamel and Horton Williams, performed by Don Omar feat. Busta Ryhmes, Reek Da Villian, J-Doe; "FURIOUSLY DANGEROUS" - written by Ryan Montgomery, Dominick Wickliffe, Mrashall Mathers and Joe Budden, performed by Ludacris feat. Slaughterhouse & Claret J. Trivia: 1. The film is alternatively known as Fast & Furious 5 or Fast & Furious 5: Rio Heist. 2. Fast Five has grossed over $625 million worldwide, making it number 59 on the all-time worldwide list of highest-grossing films, in unadjusted dollars. 3. Filming took place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; San Juan, Puerto Rico; and Atlanta, Georgia. 4. The first "Fast and Furious" film to be released in IMAX. 5. When Tej, Roman and Han are sitting around a coffee table each discussing his plans for his share the money, there is a bottle of Conjure Cognac on the table. Conjure is co-owned by Ludacris who plays Tej Parker in the film. 6. The stunt involving the flatbed truck slamming into the moving train was filmed practically without the use of miniatures or CGI. The collision nearly derailed the train, as can clearly be seen.
The Hangover Part II. 2011, Starring Bradley Cooper as Phil, Ed Helms as Stu, Zach Galifianakis as Alan, Justin Bartha as Doug, Ken Jeong as Mr. Chow, Paul Giamatti as Kingsley, Mike Tyson as Himself, Jeffrey Tambor as Sid Garner, Mason Lee as Teddy, Jamie Chung as Lauren, Sasha Barrese as Tracy, Gillian Vigman as Stephanie, Aroon Seeboonruang as Monk, Nirut Sirichanya as Fohn, Yasmin Lee as Kimmy, Nick Cassavetes as Tattoo Joe, Sondra Currie as Linda Garner, Schnitrnunt Busarakamwong as Grand Wizard, Bryan Callen as Samir, Brody Stevens as Kingsley Guy, Nimit Luksameepong as Desk Officer, Michael Berry Jr. as Vladi, Andrew Howard as Nikolai, Danai Thiengdham as Cell Block Officer, Thana Srisuke as Fighting Monk, Pairot Noiply as Shouting Man, Penpak Sirikul as Joi, Sanita Jai-Ua as Hostess #1, Chanicha Shindejanichakul as Hostess #2, Vithaya Pansringarm as Minister, Kim Lee as Dancer; Wedding Band/Ska Rangers: Palakorn Chaiklang, Palakorn Gunjina, Pongsatorn Sawadchatchawan, Kaweewit Chaikaew, Pure Watanabe, Rattana Janprasit and Jetsada Yuktabutra; Tanner Maguire as Phil – 12 Years Old, William A. Johnson as Stu – 12 Years Old, Aedin Mincks as Alan – 12 Years Old, Dylan Boyack as Doug – 12 Years Old, William Jiang as Chow – 12 Years Old, Lynne Kidder as Woman at Restaurant, Fred North as Helicopter Pilot, Crystal the Monkey (as Crystal) as Drug Dealing Monkey, Channon Roe as Stefan Lefrontier, Michael Bennett as American Tourist, Iran Daniel as TSA Agent, Christina Ebert as Airport Passenger, Lex de Groot as Interpol Agent, Ami Haruna as Pole Dancer, Olivia Jackson as Interpol, Claire Kim as Dancer, Virginia Lalata as Hostess #3, Jessica Lee as Thai Club Girl, Scott Moran as The Monkey, Jamie Noel as Girl with Mr. Chow, Desmond O'Neill as Soi Cowboy Drunkard, Todd Phillips as Mr. Creepy, Mika Santoh as Thai Pole Dancer and Karen Jean Wu as Flight Attendant. Movie Central, July 18, 2012. Soundtrack: "Bad Man's World" - Written by Jenny Lewis and Johnathan Rice, Performed by Jenny Lewis; "Sophi Needs A Ladder" - Written & Performed by Deadmau5; "Shimmy Shake" - Written by Jason Ruder & George Drakoulias, Performed by Jason Ruder & George Drakoulias; "Bangkok Days" - Written and Performed by Emir Isilay, Courtesy of Bankstone Records; "Black Hell" - Danzig; "Stronger" - Kanye West; "The Downeaster 'Alexa'" - Billy Joel; "Pretend" - New Peplewski??; "The Beast in Me" - Mark Lanegan; "Monster" - Kanye West; "Smokestack Lightnin" - Howlin' Wolf; "Imma Be - Black Eyed Peas; "Alantown (to the tune of 'Allentown')" - (Ed Helms); "Pusher Man" - Curtis Mayfield; "Time In A Bottle" - Jim Croce; "Love Train" - Wolfmother; "I Ran" - Ska Rangers; "One Night In Bangkok" - Mike Tyson; "Just The Way You Are" - Ska Rangers; "Turn Around Part 2" - Flo ?? and Pitbull.
Pitch Black. 2000, Starring Vin Diesel as Richard B. Riddick, Radha Mitchell as Carolyn Fry, Cole Hauser as William J. Johns, Keith David as Abu 'Imam' al-Walid, Lewis Fitz-Gerald as Paris P. Ogilvie, Claudia Black as Sharon 'Shazza' Montgomery, Rhiana Griffith as Jack/Jackie, John Moore as John 'Zeke' Ezekiel, Simon Burke as Greg Owens, Les Chantery as Suleiman, Sam Sari as Hassan, Firass Dirani as Ali, Ric Anderson as Total Stranger, Vic Wilson as Captain Tom Mitchell, Angela Makin as Dead Crew Member, Peter Chiang and Spaceship Traveler in Cryo and Ken Twohy and Spaceship Traveler in Cryo. Encore Avenue, July 18, 2012. Trivia: 1. Also known as The Chronicles of Riddick: Pitch Black in later home media releases. 2. Desert scenes filmed in the same location used for Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome in Queensland, Australia. 3. Despite mixed reviews from critics, it was a sleeper hit, grossing over US$53 million worldwide. It has since developed its own cult following, particularly around the antihero Riddick. A sequel, The Chronicles of Riddick, was released in 2004.
Repeaters. 2010, Starring Dustin Milligan as Kyle Halsted, Amanda Crew as Sonia Logan, Richard de Klerk as Michael Weeks, Alexia Fast as Charlotte Halsted, Gabrielle Rose as Peg Halsted, Hrothgar Mathews as Ed Logan, Benjamin Ratner as Bob Simpson, Tom Scholte as Sgt. Tibbs, Michael Adamthwaite as Tiko Taylor, Manoj Sood as Mr. Singh, Sophie Lui as Naomi Church, John Cassini as Lt. Howard, Donna Yamamoto as Police Officer #1, John Tench as Mr. Weeks, Anja Savcic as Michelle, Teach Grant as Rafe Bouchard, Michael Kopsa as Mr. Greeber, Charley Bucket as Young Charlotte, Jacob Carl as Young Kyle, Stephen E. Miller as Back Hoe Driver, Emily Perkins as Jumper, Lucie Guest as Waitress and Jade Pawluk as Guy in Bar. Movie Central, July 19, 2012. Soundtrack: “Kettering” by The Antlers; “Blue Lines” by Styrofoam Ones; “T.R.O.U.B.L.E.” by We Are Wolves; “Tape Song” by The Kills; “Angels” by Black Mountain; “Paper Dolls” by Kill Hannah; “That Home” by The Cinematic Orchestra (feat. Patrick Watson); “Breakneck Speed” by Tokyo Police Club.
The Wild Hunt. 2009 (Canadian drama/horror), Starring Ricky Mabe as Erik Magnusson, Mark A. Krupa as Bjorn Magnusson, Trevor Hayes as Shaman Murtagh, Tiio Horn as Princess Evlynia/Lyn, Kent McQuaid as Greg'Ash, Claudia Jurt as Tamara (referee), Nicolas Wright as King Argyle, Kyle Gatehouse as David, Terry Simpson as Bernie/Captain BernHeart, Spiro Malandrakis as Olivier (referee), Victor Trelles as Miguel/The Mexican Viking, Martin Stone as Magnus Gunnarsson, Holly O'Brien as Princess Ambrosia, Nicholas Simard as Viking #1, Claude Gauthier as Viking #2 and Örn Árnason as Icelandic (voice) (as Orn Arnason). Movie Central, July 19, 2012. Soundtrack: "Thes habet er whar wersitring" - Performed by Sequentia.
I Still Know What You Did Last Summer. 1998, Starring Jennifer Love Hewitt as Julie James, Freddie Prinze, Jr. as Ray Bronson, Brandy Norwood (as Brandy) as Karla Wilson, Mekhi Phifer as Tyrell Martin, Matthew Settle as Will Benson/Fisherman, Jennifer Esposito as Nancy, Muse Watson as Ben Willis, Bill Cobbs as Estes, Jeffrey Combs as Mr. Brooks, Benjamin Brown as Darick the Dockhand, Ellerine Harding (as Ellerine!) as Olga, John Hawkes as Dave, Jack Black as Titus Telesco, Red West as Paulsen, Michael P. Byrne as Thurston, Michael Bryan French as Doctor, Dee Ann Helsel as Nurse, John Harrington as Todd, Mark Boone Jr. as Pawn Shop Owner, Dan Priest as Professor, Sylvia Short as Old Woman, Lisa Hoover as Cocktail waitress and Summer Moore as Classmate. Encore Avenue, July 19, 2012. Soundtrack: "Try to Say Goodbye" - Performed by Jory Eve, 3:35; "Julie's Theme" - Performed by John Frizzell, 2:52; "Getting Scared" - Written by Imogen Heap & Guy Sigsworth, Performed by Imogen Heap, Courtesy of Almo Sounds, Inc.; "Eden" - Written by Alex Callier, Performed by Hooverphonic, Courtesy of Epic Records & Sony Music Entertainment (Belgium) S.A./N.V., by arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Blue Monday" - Written by Stephen Morris, Peter Hook, Bernard Sumner & Gilliam Gilbert, Performed by Orgy, Courtesy of Elementree Records/Reprise Records, by arrangement with Warner Special Products; "Sugar Is Sweeter" - Written by C.J. Bolland, Re-Mix by Danny Saber featuring Justin Warfield, Courtesy of London Records 90 Limited, by arrangement with Polygram Film & TV Music; "How Do I Deal" - Written by Dillon O'Brian, Phil Roy and Bob Thiele Jr., Produced by Bruce Fairbairn and David Foster, Performed by Jennifer Love Hewitt; "Here I Go Again" - Written by David Coverdale & Bernie Marsden, Performed by Whitesnake, Courtesy of Geffen Records, Under License from Universal Music Special Markets & EMI Records (UK) Ltd.; "Hey Now Now" - Written by Shelly Peiken, John Shanks, Denny Scott & Kenny Scott, Performed by Swirl 360, Courtesy of Mercury Records, by arrangement with Polygram Film & TV Music; "That Girl" - Written by Esthero & Martin McKinney, Performed by Esthero, Courtesy of The Work Group, by arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Relax" - Written by Mark Knopfler, Andress Bagge & Claudia Ogalde, Performed by Deetah, Courtesy of London Records 90 Limited, by arrangement with Polygram Film & TV Music, contains "Why Worry" - Performed by Dire Straits, Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc/Mercury Records Ltd., by arrangement with Warner Special Products; "I Will Survive" - Written by Freddie Perren (as Fredrick J. Perren) & Dino Fekaris, Performed by Jennifer Love Hewitt; "(Do You) Wanna Ride" - Written by Cory Tatum, Daniel Johnson, Bobby Torrence, Robert Rice & Reginald Long, Performed by Reel Tight, Courtesy of Restless Records, by arrangement with Warner Special Products; "Venus Got It Goin' On" - Written by Norman Howell, Horace Payne & Benwoit Tshiwala, Performed by Born Jamericans, Courtesy of Delicious Vinyl; "Testimony" - Written by Grant Lee Phillips, Performed by Grant Lee Buffalo, Courtesy of Slash Records/Reprise Records, by arrangement with Warner Special Products; "Polite" - Written by Greg Wells & Bijou Phillips, Performed by Bijou Phillips, Courtesy of Almo Sounds, Inc.; "Gorecki" - Written by Andrew Barlow & Lou Rhodes (as Louise Rhodes), Performed by Lamb, Courtesy of Mercury Records Limited, by arrangement with Polygram Film & TV Music.
The Skeleton Key. 2005 (supernatural horror), Starring Kate Hudson as Caroline Ellis, Gena Rowlands as Violet Devereaux, John Hurt as Benjamin Devereaux, Peter Sarsgaard as Luke Marshall, Joy Bryant as Jill Dupay, Maxine Barnett as Mama Cynthia, Fahnlohnee Harris as Hallie, Marion Zinser as Elderly Bayou Woman, Deneen Tyler as Desk Nurse, Ann Dalrymple as C.N.A, Trula Marcus as Nurse Trula, Tonya Staten as Nurse Audrey, Tom Uskali as Robertson Thorpe, Jen Apgar as Madeleine Thorpe, Forrest Landis as Martin Thorpe, Jamie Lee Redmon as Grace Thorpe, Ronald McCall as Papa Justify, Jeryl Prescott Sales as Mama Cecile, Isaach De Bankole as Creole Gas Station Owner, Cristha Thorne as Creole Mother, Lakrishi Kindred as Frail Customer, Lawrence 'King' Harvey as Bar Man, Mark Krasnoff as Pickup Driver, Sabah as Luke's Secretary, Susannah Thorarinsson as Waitress in Bar, Bill H. McKenzie as Mr. Talcott, Joe Chrest as Paramedic; Party Guests: David Curtis, Tiffany Helland, Bryan Ruppert; Rebirth Brass Band: Philip Frazier, Derek Shezbie, Glen Andrews, Stafford Agee, Keith Frazier, Derrick Tabb, Shamar Allen, Byron Bernard and Herbert Stevens; Jazz Band: George Harper, Howard McCary, Kevin O'Neal, Ryan Porter, Rudy Regalado, Nolan Shaheed; 3rd Infantry Band Members: Dustin Fleetwood, Roderick Harrison and Torrey McKinley; Rico E. Anderson as Orderly in Hospital; Andreas Beckett as Ballroom Dancer; Pauline Boudreaux as Party Guest; Kristi Chalaire as Club Goer; Natasha Delahunt as Ballroom Dancer; James J. Duhon as Club Goer, Ianello Garcino as Mama Cecile's Lyncher, Justin Groetsch as Club Goer, Michael Tyler Henry as Older Martin, Korey L. Jarmon as Club Goer, David Jensen as Country Doctor, Karen Kaia Livers as Preacher, Melissa Reneé Martin as Caviar Eating Guest, Natalie McNeil as Cigar Smoking Party Guest, Piper Moretti as 1930s Party Guest, Sarah Pettycrew as Ballroom Dancer, Karen Pritchett as Bar Patron, Ross Rouillier as Vigilante, Joel Schmidt as Terrebonne Sheriff, L.J. Stevens as Older Grace and Michael Wozniak as Lynch Group Leader. Encore Avenue, July 19, 2012. Soundtrack: "Do Whatcha Wanna" - Written by Keith Frazier, Philip Frazier and Kermit Ruffins, Performed by ReBirth Brass Band (as The Rebirth Brass Band); "Feel Like Funkin' It Up" - Written by Keith Frazier, Philip Frazier and Kermit Ruffins, Performed by ReBirth Brass Band (as The Rebirth Brass Band); "Death Letter" - Written by Johnny Farmer, Performed by Johnny Farmer, Courtesy of Fat Possum Records, Inc. and Big Legal Mess, LLC, By Arrangement with Wixen Music; "Je Crois Entendre Encore" from "Les Pecheurs de perles" - Written by Georges Bizet, Performed by Beniamino Gigli, Courtesy of The RCA Records Label, By Arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment; "Conjure of Sacrifice" - Written by Ehren Kruger, Walter Breaux, Bruce Sunpie Barns, Fawn Lohnee Harris, Eluard Burt II and Alfred Roberts, Performed by Walter Breaux, Bruce Sunpie Barns, Fawn Lohnee Harris, Eluard Burt II and Alfred Roberts; "Barefoot Dancing" - Written by BlackBud, Performed by BlackBud, Courtesy of Independiente; "The Goldrush" - Written by Joseph Washbourn, Performed by Joseph Washbourn; "Come On in My Kitchen" - Written by Robert Johnson, Performed by Robert Johnson, Courtesy of Columbia Records, By Arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment; "Bounce That Thing" - Written by Torrey McKinley, Dustin Fleetwood, Roderick Harrison and Rosalyn Flot, Performed by 3rd Nfantry, Courtesy of No Jack Music; "Les Clefs de la Prison" - Written by John A. Lomax and Alan Lomax, Performed by Elita, Mary and Ella Hoffpauir, Courtesy of Rounder Records, By Arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group; "Think Louie" - Written and Performed by Don Nelson, Courtesy of Too Cool Records; "The Storm is Passing Over" - Written by Charles A. Tindley; "61 Highway Blues" - Adapted & Arranged by Fred McDowell and Alan Lomax, Performed by "Mississippi" Fred McDowell, Courtesy of The Alan Lomax Archive/Rounder Records, By Arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group; "God Moves on the Water" - Written by Blind Willie Johnson, Performed by Blind Willie Johnson, Courtesy of Shanachie Entertainment Corp.; "Porgi Amor Qualche Ristoro" from "Le Nozze de Figaro" - Written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (as W.A. Mozart), Performed by Marina Mescheriakova, soprano with the Nicolaus Esterházy Sinfonia conducted by Michael Halász, Courtesy of Naxos, By Arrangement with Source/Q; "Iko Iko" - Written by Rosa Lee Hawkins, Barbara Ann Hawkins and Joan Marie Johnson, Performed by The Dixie Cups, Courtesy of Sun Entertainment Corp., By Arrangement with Nola Leone/Ace Music Services; "If I Can Dream" - Written by Earl Brown (as W. Earl Brown), Performed by Elvis Presley, Courtesy of Sony BMG Strategic Marketing Group/The RCA Records Label, By Arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment. The movie was filmed at the historic Felicity Plantation, actually located on the Mississippi River in Saint James Parish, Louisiana, not the coastal, swampy Terrebonne Parish.
Offline. 2012 (television), Starring Mischa Barton as Aiden Ashley, Ron Lea as Detective Page, Marco Grazzini as Paul Rogers, Dan Levy as Jack Dayton/Unknown Man, Natalie Brown as Jill Gachet, Marc Caven as Winton Cornelis, Kevin Jubinville as Shamus Ashley, Peter Dillon as Detective Bonham, Chantal Quesnelle as Michelle Ashley, Pierre Brault as Building Manager, Derek Bujalski and Mic Jones as Stunt Actors and Chris Wyllie as Upstairs Tenant. Movie Central, July 19, 2012. Soundtrack: ?? Filming on the project began on June 15, 2011 in Ottawa, Ontario and was completed in three weeks.
Winnie the Pooh. 2011, Starring Jim Cummings as Winnie the Pooh and Tigger (voice), Travis Oates as Piglet (voice), Tom Kenny as Rabbit (voice), Craig Ferguson as Owl (voice), Bud Luckey as Eeyore (voice), Jack Boutler as Christopher Robin (voice), Kristen Anderson-Lopez as Kanga (voice), Wyatt Dean Hall as Roo (voice), Huell Howser as the Backson (voice) and John Cleese as the Narrator (voice). Movie Central, July 20, 2012. Soundtrack: "The Tummy Song" (Jim Cummings, Robert Lopez), 1:07; "It's Gonna Be Great" (Written by Robert Lopez, performed by Bud Luckey and Jim Cummings), 2:05; "Pooh's Finale" (Robert Lopez, Zooey Deschanel, and the Cast of Winnie the Pooh), 1:05; "Main Title Sequence/Winnie the Pooh" (She & Him), 2:24; "Pooh Greets the Day", 2:46; "Get You Tiggerized!", 2:08; "Woods and Words/The Backson Song", 3:41; "Eeyore Needs His Tail/The Winner Song" (Cast of Winnie the Pooh), 2:08; "Picnic and Beehive Chase", 2:26; "Hundred Acre Spy Game", 3:34; "Stuck in the Pit/Balloon Chase", 4:04; "A Honey Happy Ending", 2:44; "Winnie the Pooh Suite", 4:38; "The Tummy Song" - Music and Lyrics by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Performed by Jim Cummings and Robert Lopez; "A Very Important Thing to Do" - Music and Lyrics by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Performed by Zooey Deschanel; "Everything is Honey" - Music and Lyrics by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Performed by Jim Cummings, Zooey Deschanel, and Robert Lopez; "The Winner Song" - Music and Lyrics by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Performed by Bud Luckey and Cast; "Winnie the Pooh" - Written by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman, Performed by Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward, Arranged by Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward; "So Long" - Written by Zooey Deschanel, Performed by Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward; "The Wonderful Thing About Tiggers" - Written by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman; "The Backson Song" - Music and Lyrics by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Performed by Craig Ferguson, Travis Oates, Jim Cummings, Wyatt Dean Hall, Bud Luckey, Tom Kenny and Kristen Anderson-Lopez; "It's Gonna Be Great" - Music and Lyrics by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Performed by Jim Cummings and Bud Luckey; "Finale" - Music and Lyrics by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Performed by Jim Cummings, Zooey Deschanel, Robert Lopez and Cast.
Sucker Punch. 2011, Starring Emily Browning as Babydoll, Abbie Cornish as Sweet Pea, Jena Malone as Rocket, Vanessa Hudgens as Blondie, Jamie Chung as Amber, Carla Gugino as Madame Vera Gorski/Dr. Vera Gorski, Oscar Isaac as Blue Jones, Jon Hamm as the Doctor/The High Roller, Scott Glenn as The Wise Man/The General/The Bus Driver, Gerard Plunkett as The Stepfather/Priest, Richard Cetrone as CJ, Malcolm Scott as The Cook, Ron Selmour as Danforth, AC Peterson as Mayor/Lighter Orderly, Revard Dufresne as Big Boss Thug/Orderly #3, Kelora Clingwall as Babydoll's Mother, Frederique De Raucourt as Babydoll's Sister, Monique Ganderton as Lobotomy Nurse/High Roller Girl #1, Lee Tomaschefski as Lobotomy Nurse/High Roller Girl #2, Eli Snyder as Tommy Soldier #1, Cainan Wiebe as Tommy Soldier #2, Danny Bristol as Tommy Soldier #3Brad Kelly as Guard/Chauffeur #1, Peter Bryant as Guard/Chauffeur #2, Patrick Sabongui as Earl, John R. Taylor as Grim Doctor, Chris Nowland as Cemetary Cop, Christine Willes as Reception Nurse/Designer, Gina Garenkooper as Bitter Clipboard Nurse, Michael Adamthwaite as State Trooper #1, Phillip Mitchell as State Trooper #2, Ian Tracey as Police Officer #1, Sean Campbell as Police Officer #2; Dancers: Arassay Reyes, Danielle Benton, Caitlin Goguen, Maiko Miyauchi, Paula Giroday, Louise Hradsky, Juliana Semenova, Allie Bertram, Vicky Lambert, Caroline Torti, Chantal Hunt, Carla Catherwood, Stephanie Sy, Kathryn Schellenberg, Geneen Gorgiev, Annie Au, Tia Haraga, Hailley Caulfield and Daniela Dib; Jeff Dimitriou as 'Emilio' Gangster Dancer, John Howard as Band Member #1, Thomas Fornataro as Band Member #2, Antoine Baby Harry Calaway as Band Member #3, G! Force as Band Member #4, Nii Nortey Engmann as Band Member #5, Gary Hecker as Special Creature Vocals and Cara Hrdlitschka as Brothel girl. Encore Avenue, July 20, 2012. Soundtrack: "SWEET DREAMS (ARE MADE OF THIS)" - Written by Annie Lennox and David A. Stewart (as David Stewart), Produced by Marius De Vries and Tyler Bates, Performed by Emily Browning; "WHERE IS MY MIND?" - Written by Frank Black (as Charles Thompson), Produced by Marius De Vries and Tyler Bates, Performed by Yoav featuring Emily Browning, Yoav appears courtesy of You Are Here Music; "ASLEEP" - Written by Johnny Marr and Morrissey (as Steven Morrissey), Produced by Marius De Vries and Tyler Bates, Performed by Emily Browning; "REQUIEM IN D MINOR, K. 626: INTROIT: REQUIEM AETERNAM" - Written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Performed by the Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus, Courtesy of Naxos, By Arrangement with Source/Q; "ARMY OF ME" - Written by Björk (as Björk Guðmundsdóttir) and Graham Massey, Performed by Björk, Graham Massey appears courtesy of 808 State/ZTT records LTD, Courtesy of Elektra Entertainment Group/One Little Indian/Wellhart/Polydor Ltd (UK), By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "WHITE RABBIT" - Written by Grace Slick, Produced by Marius De Vries and Tyler Bates, Performed by Emiliana Torrini; "I WANT IT ALL/WE WILL ROCK YOU MASH-UP" - 'I Want It All' written by Queen, 'We Will Rock You' written by Brian May (as Brian Harold May), Mash-Up produced by Marius De Vries and Tyler Bates, Performed by Queen with 'Armageddon' (as Armageddon aka Geddy), Courtesy of Hollywood Records and Queen Productions Limited; "SEARCH AND DESTROY" - Written by Iggy Pop and James Williamson, Produced by Marius De Vries and Tyler Bates, Performed by Skunk Anansie, Skunk Anansie appears courtesy of Boogooyamma Ltd.; "STABAT MATER: QUANDO CORPUS MORIETUR" - Written by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi, Performed by the Cologne Concert Orchestra, Courtesy of Naxos, By Arrangement with Source/Q; "TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS" - Written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, Produced by Marius De Vries and Tyler Bates, Performed by Alison Mosshart and Carla Azar, Alison Mosshart appears courtesy of Domino Recording Co., Carla Azar appears courtesy of TBD Records and ATP Records; "ARMY OF ME" - Written by Björk (as Björk Guðmundsdóttir) and Graham Massey, Performed by Björk featuring Skunk Anansie, Courtesy of One Little Indian/Wellhart/Polydor Ltd (UK); "LOVE IS THE DRUG" - Written by Bryan Ferry and Andy Mackay (as Andrew Mackay), Produced by Marius De Vries and Tyler Bates, Performed by Carla Gugino and Oscar Isaac.
Major Payne . 1995, Starring Damon Wayans as Major Benson Winifred Payne, Karyn Parsons as Emily Walburn, Steven Martini as Cadet Alex Stone, Michael Ironside as Lt. Col. Stone, Orlando Brown as Cadet Kevin "Tiger" Dunn, Andrew Harrison Leeds as Cadet Dotson, Damien Wayans as Cadet Dwight "D." Williams, Chris Owen as Cadet Wuliger, Mark W. Madison as Cadet Fox, Peyton Chesson-Fohl as Cadet Sgt. Johnson, Shawayna Phillips as Chante Bands, Scott 'Bam Bam' Bigelow as Huge Biker, Joda Blare-Hershman as Cadet Bryan, Stephen Coleman as Cadet Leland, Mark Conway as Police Sergeant, David DeHart as Wellington Cadet Captain, Joshua Todd Diveley as New Cadet, Robert Faraoni Jr. as Smart Ass Soldier, Michael Gabel as Lt. Wiseman, Albert Hall as General Decker, William Hickey as Dr. Phillips, Ross Bickell as Col. Braggart, R.J. Knoll as Blind New Cadet, Dean Lorey as Mr. Shipman, Brad Martin as MP, Seymour Swan as Soldier, Leonard Thomas as Bleeding Soldier, Hechter Ubarry as Guerilla Leader, Carolyn L. A. Walker as Miss Goodman, R. Stephen Wiles as Cadet Heathcoat, Christopher James Williams as Marksman, Tommy Wiles as Cadet, Al Cerullo as Chopper Pilot, John Louis Fischer as Chopper Pilot, Rodney P. Barnes as Weightlifter, Curtis Bush as Terrorist, Chris Gilmore as Academy Cadet Lt. Col., Jeff McBath as Sports Fan and Chax Stern as Soldier. Encore Avenue, July 20, 2012. Soundtrack: "The Donna Reed Show Theme"; "Bad to the Bone" - Written and Performed by George Thorogood; "R-E-S-P-E-C-T" - Written by Otis Redding, Performed by Aretha Franklin; "Pop That Coochie" - Performed by 2 Live Crew; "Hey Mr. D.J." (Maurice's Club Mix With Rap) - Performed by Zhané, Additional remix and production by Maurice Joshua; "I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You)" - Performed by Aretha Franklin; "Funky Drill" (Jodies) - Music by Jay Sands & Twist Sands. Trivia: The film is a loose remake of the 1955 film The Private War of Major Benson, starring Charlton Heston. While generally receiving unfavorable reviews, the movie has become a cult favorite, especially with JROTC/Civil Air Patrol/Young Marines cadet programs. References: The Andy Griffith Show (1960) (TV Series); The Bullwinkle Show (1961) (TV Series); Cool Hand Luke (1967); Billy Jack (1971); Happy Days (1974) (TV Series); Cujo (1983); The Oprah Winfrey Show (1986) (TV Series); Malcolm X (1992); Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1994); Referenced in: Your Studio and You (1995); poster seen: The Notorious B.I.G.: Ready to Die - The Remaster (2004) (Video); In "One More Chance", BIG says 'Major pain like Damon Wayans'; Spoofs: The Donna Reed Show (1958) (TV Series); Apocalypse Now (1979) - The scene where he is alone in the room practicing martial arts and wanting to go to war; the use of the phrase "terminate with extreme prejudice" after Major Payne shoots the monster in the closet.
PU-239. 2007, Starring Paddy Considine as Timofey, Oscar Isaac as Shiv, Valeriu Pavel Dan as Red Army Hero, Kenneth Bryans as Prusokov, Radha Mitchell as Marina, Danya Baryshnikov as Tolya, Connor McIntyre as Facility Director, Derek Hutchinson as Facility Deputy, Jason Flemyng as Vlad, Jordan Long as Yegor, Xenia Alina Grigore as Lap Girl, Mélanie Thierry as Oksana, Constantin Barbulescu as Dmitri (Hardware Store Owner), Oana Cojocaru as Svetlana(Girl on Ladder), Stefan Iancu as Andrei, Florina Cercel as Valentina (Shev's Mother), Lucia Maier as Olga (Shev's Aunt), Ioana Abur as Injured Dog Owner, Denisa Rosca as Crying Kid, Nikolaj Lie Kaas as Tusk, Rudy Rosenfeld as Butterfly Man, Irene Bagach as Victorya Secretsky, Dan Chiriac as CD Seller, Steven Berkoff as Starkov, Bogdan Farkas as Starkov's Bouncer, Georgiana Andronic as Way Too Young, Anatoli Ciumac and Florin Roata as Flatheads, Mihai Bendeac as Random Worker, Ioan Brancu as TV Vendor, Matyelok Gibbs as Ana, Sophia Lansky as Additional Voices (voice), Derren Nesbitt as Pepsi, Bogdan Uritescu as Foreman, Yoshinori Yamamoto as Japanese Business Man. HBO, July 21, 2012. Soundtrack: "Soul in the Bottle" - Written & Performed by Ella Leya, Courtesy of B-Elite Music; "Don't Forget" - Written & Performed by Ella Leya, Courtesy of B-Elite Music; "Rodina" - Written by 'Yuriy Shevchuk(I)', Performed by 'D.D.T.'; "Tanya" - Written by Armen S. Grigoryan, Performed by Krematoriy; "Pavlic Morozov" - Written by Armen S. Grigoryan, Performed by Krematoriy; "Myachik" - Written by 'Vladimir Kuzmin(I)', Performed by Dynamik; "Everybody's free (to feel good)" - Written by 'Tim Cox(IX)' and 'Nigel Swanston(I)', Performed by 'Rozalla(I)'; "Gruppa-krovi" - Written by 'Viktor Tsoy(I)', Performed by Kino; "Let the music (lift you up)" - Written by Michael anthony Banks, Melvin Hassan Watkins, Paul Waterman, Paul Taylor and 'Mark Hadfield(II)', Performed by Loveland; "Get me some money" - Written and performed by 'Martin Blasick(I)'; "Volya Irazum" - Written by Andrey V. Bolshakov and Elin Alexandr, Performed by Arya; "Blue Monday (hardfloor mix)" - Written by 'Bernard Sumner(I)', 'Stephen Morris(III)', 'Peter Hook(I)' and 'Phil Cunningham(III)', Performed by 'New Order(I)'. Trivia: Pu-239 is the chemical symbol for plutonium-239 (239Pu), a radioactive isotope of the chemical element plutonium. The film was shot primarily in Romania, in Bucharest and Ploieşti, and also in Moscow, Russia.
The Boy Next Door. 2008 (TV), Starring Dina Meyer as Sara Wylde (Ellen ?), Woody Jeffreys as Sayers, Marc Menard as Walsh, Barclay Hope as Edward, Michael Coleman as Lewis, Crystal Lowe as Nicole, Sheelah Megill as Marie, Christopher Russell as Michael, Cory Monteith as Jason, Neill Fearnley as Bruce, Karin Konoval as Lillian, Frances Flanagan as Beatrix, Alain Chanoine as Wilbur, Max Gilbert as Desk Sergeant and Richard Keats as Mayor Warner. Movie Central, July 21, 2012.
Flypaper. 2011, Starring Patrick Dempsey as Tripp Kennedy, Ashley Judd as Kaitlin, Octavia J. Spencer as Madge Wiggins, Jeffrey Tambor as Gordon Blythe/Vicellous Drum, Pruitt Taylor Vince as Wyatt 'Jelly' Jenkins, Mekhi Phifer as Darrien, Matt Ryan as Gates, Tim Blake Nelson as Billy Ray 'Peanut Butter' McCloud, Curtis Armstrong as Mitchell Wolf, John Ventimiglia as Weinstein, Natalia Safran as Swiss Miss, Rob Huebel as Rex Newbauer, Eddie Matthews as Jack Hayes, Adrian Martinez as Mr. Clean, Rob Boltin as Credit Manager, James DuMont as Detective, Victor Palacios as E.M.T., Raymond Rivera as Hector the Janitor, Tamara Stuparich de la Barra as News Reporter #2, Crystal Kung as News Reporter #1, Joseph Nemmers as Cop, Victor Tijerino (as Victor Palacios) as E.M.T., Monica Acosta as Bank Customer, Beau Brasseaux as E.M.T., Ashley Braud as News Reporter, Mindy Caraccioli as Bank customer/Teller, Thomas C. Daniel as Sgt. Sharpe, Judy Durning as Elderly Customer, Kasey Emas as Bank Customer and Amber Gaiennie as Reporter. Movie Central, July 21, 2012. Filming took place in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
A Little Help. 2010, Starring Jenna Fischer as Laura Pehlke, Chris O'Donnell as Bob Pehlke, Kim Coates as Mel Kaminsky, Lesley Ann Warren as Joan Dunning, Brooke Smith as Kathy Helms, Rob Benedict as Paul Helms, Aida Turturro as Nancy Feldman, Jacob Levine as Seth Feldman, Ron Leibman as Warren Dunning, Shari Albert as Rhonda, Nadia Dajani as Angela Behar, Arden Myrin as Ms. Gallagher, Lynn Cohen as Mrs. Cosolito, Daniel Yelsky as Dennis Pehlke, Sarah Wilson as Amanda, Michelle Hurst as Eileen, Dion DiMucci as Himself, Joy Suprano as Julie Cantoni, Jim Florentine as Brian Markland, Gracie Bea Lawrence as Gracie, Miles Williams as Christopher, Zach Page as Kyle Helms, Elaine Kussack as Sara, Sara Kapner as Wendy Helms, Douglas Lipman as Doug, Sam McMurray as Big Bad Don, Markus Goldberg as Birthday Party Guest, Mark Vincent as Garage mechanic, Carla Briscoe as Kristen, Brandon Perler as Noah, Kristen Boulé as Waitress, Jay Klaitz as Patient, Matt Oberg as Minister, Eddie Frierson as Parrot Voice, James Rebhorn as Dr. Bronstein and Millie Trachtenberg as Scornful Parent. Movie Central, July 22, 2012. Soundtrack: "Girl From Ipanama" - Written by Antonio Carlos Jobim, Vinicius de Moraes (as Vinicius Moraes) and Norman Gimbel; "Down In A Hole (You've Got To Stop Digging)" - Words and Music by Jakob Dylan, Performed by Jakob Dylan, Recorded and Mixed by Jason Lader; "Runaway" - Written by Max Crook and Del Shannon, Performed by Del Shannon, Courtesy of Mole Hole Records; "Ray" - Words and Music by Zach Page, Performed by Zach Page; "You're No Match For What You've Gotten In" - Words and Music by Jakob Dylan, Performed by Jakob Dylan, Recorded and Mixed by Jason Lader, Courtesy of Columbia Records; "Baby Hold On To Me" - Written by Eddie Money and James Lyon, Performed by Eddie Money, Courtesy of Music Sales Corporation on behalf of Eddie Money; "Runaround Sue" - Written by Ernie Maresca and Dion DiMucci, Performed by Dion DiMucci (as Dion), Courtesy of Dion Productions Inc. New Masters; "Hot Nuts" - Written by Doug Clark, Licensed by arrangement with Rhinelander Music Inc.; "Limbo Rock" - Written by John Sheldon, Billy Strange; "If You Want To Rock And Roll" - Written by Dion DiMucci, Performed by Dion DiMucci (as Dion) and Zach Page, Licensed courtesy of Bronx Soul Music, Inc.; "God Bless America" - Written by Irving Berlin; "Hot Humid And Hazy" - Written by Jerry Burnham and Raun Burnham, Courtesy of APM Music; "I'm Lucky" - Written by Celeigh Chapman (as Céleigh Chapman) and Austin Wintory, Performed by Celeigh Chapman (as Céleigh Chapman) and Roger Manning; "No Season At All" - Words and Music by Jakob Dylan, Performed by Jakob Dylan, Recorded and Mixed by Jason Lader, Courtesy of Columbia Records; "Help You" - Music by Louden Swain, Lyrics by Rob Benedict, Performed by Louden Swain, Courtesy of 3 Car Wreckords.
Our Idiot Brother. 2011, Starring Paul Rudd as Ned Rochlin, Elizabeth Banks as Miranda Rochlin, Zooey Deschanel as Natalie Rochlin, Emily Mortimer as Liz Rochlin Anderson, Kathryn Hahn as Janet Ziebell, Steve Coogan as Dylan Anderson, Hugh Dancy as Christian Smith, Rashida Jones as Cindy Harris, Shirley Knight as Ilene Rochlin, T. J. Miller as Billy Orwin, Adam Scott as Jeremy Horne, Janet Montgomery as Lady Arabella Galloway, Matthew Mindler as River Anderson/Rochlin, Sterling Brown as Officer Omar Coleman, James Biberi as Gus Drnnan, Katie Aselton as Amy (dog owner), Nick Sullivan as Customer, Francesca Papalia as Sadie, Bob Stephenson as Officer Washburn, Peter Hermann as Terry, Kelly Briter as Girl with Jeremy, Kayla Squiteri as Echo 'baby', Summer Squiteri as Echo 'baby', Lydia Haug as Tatiana, Gina Artese as Ballerina, Silvestre Rasuk as Conflicted Kid on Train, Andrew Secunda as Curious Man on Train, Wrenn Schmidt as Beth Phillips, Kathy Fitzgerald as Velma, Adi Hanash as Paramedic, Nikki E. Walker as Female Cop, Marceline Hugot as Judy, Camille Bright as Destiny's House Girl #1, Teja Frank as Destiny's House Girl #2, Alexia Rasmussen as Chloe, Lucas Near-Verbrugghe as Max, Polly Draper as Ellen, Neal Lerner as Darren, Vanessa Dunn as Ballerina, Victoria Gates as Ballerina, Sean Grady as Ballet Dancer, Larry Gregory as Guest at Bris, Danielle McKee as Inmate's Wife, Thomas Mintz as Djembe Player, Mark J. Parker as Comedy Club Patron, Desira Pesta as Natalie's Roommate, Mark Steiger as Writer at Cafe, Christopher Evan Welch as Robbie, Julie White as Lorraine. Movie Central, July 22, 2012. Soundtrack: 1. Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round The Ole Oak Tree - Eric D. Johnson; 2. Wonderful Future - Willie Nelson; 3. The Main Title - Nathan Larson & Eric D. Johnson; 4. When They Fight, They Fight - Generationals; 5. Lightning Bug - Fruit Bats; 6. Mellotron Melody - Nathan Larson; 7. Midnight Rider – Willie Nelson; 8. Taking You With Me - Daniel Tashian & Mindy Smith; 9. The Harvest Time - Nathan Larson & Eric D. Johnson; 10. Cool Yourself - Thao with the Get Down Stay Down; 11. Ol’ Blue - Willie Nelson; 12. The Taxi - Nathan Larson & Eric D. Johnson; 13. Cowboys and Hobos - Nathan Larson & Eric D. Johnson featuring Nina Persson; 14. 2 Roadrunners – Eric D. Johnson; ; 15. The Things You Lost - El May; 16. Beautiful – Carole King.
41. 2012 (documentary), Starring George H.W. Bush in interview, with documentary footage. HBO, July 23, 2012. Profile of George Herbert Walker Bush, the 41st U.S. President. Shot on location at: The White House, Central Intelligence Agency, Arlington National Cemetery, United States Naval Observatory, Kennebunkport (Maine), Washington DC, College Station (Texas), Houston (Texas) and Reliant Stadium (Houston).
eXistenZ. 1999 (body horror-science fiction), Starring Jennifer Jason Leigh as Allegra Geller, Jude Law as Ted Pikul, Ian Holm as Kiri Vinokur, Willem Dafoe as Gas, Don McKellar as Yevgeny Nourish, Callum Keith Rennie as Hugo Carlaw, Christopher Eccleston as the Seminar Leader, Sarah Polley as Merle, Robert A. Silverman as D'Arcy Nader, Oscar Hsu as Chinese Waiter, Kris Lemche as Noel Dichter, Vik Sahay as Male Assistant, Kirsten Johnson as Female Assistant, James Kirchner as Landry, Balázs Koós as Male Volunteer, Stephanie Belding as Female Volunteer and Gerry Quigley as Trout Farm Worker. Encore Avenue, July 23, 2012. Soundtrack: 1 Existenz by Antenna; 2 Metalflesh Game-Pods; 3. Reality Bleed Through Effect; 4 Umblycord; 5 Organis Pod Technology; 6 Pop Your Spine With a Little Hydro-Gun; 7 Genuine Game Urge; 8 Insect Boards; 9 Original Marway Tissue Aschitecture; 10 Viral Ecstasy; 11 Trout Farm; 12 Genuis in a Game-Pod; 13 What's So Special About the Special?; 14 Hypoallergenic Weapons; 15 Elemt of Psychosis; 16 Tramumatized Nervous System; 17 Anti-Existenzialists; 18 Industrial Espionage Happens; 19 Transcendenz by Pilgrimage; 20 It Neural-Surged. Quote: Ted: "eXistenZ is paused!" Produced with help of Telefilm Canada.
Margin Call. 2011, Starring Kevin Spacey as Sam Rogers, Paul Bettany as Will Emerson, Jeremy Irons as John Tuld, Zachary Quinto as Peter Sullivan, Penn Badgley as Seth Bregman, Simon Baker as Jared Cohen, Stanley Tucci as Eric Dale, Demi Moore as Sarah Robertson, Aasif Mandvi as Ramesh Shah, Mary McDonnell as Mary Rogers, Ashley Williams as Heather Burke, Susan Blackwell as Lauren Bratberg, Al Sapienza as Louis Carmelo, Maria Dizzia as Executive Assistant, Jimmy Palumbo as Security Guard, Peter Y. Kim as Timothy Singh, Grace Gummer as Lucy, Oberon K. Adjepong as Coffee Guy, Naeem Uzimann as Trader and Steven Weisz as Trader. Movie Central, July 24, 2012. Soundtrack: "Deep Tech" - Written by 'Philip Quinaz', Performed by 'Philip Quinaz', Courtesy of Que Fancy Music; "Booty Drop" - Written by 'Philip Quinaz', Performed by 'Philip Quinaz', Courtesy of Que Fancy Music; "Wolves" - Performed by Phosphorescent; "Prelude, Op.29(?), No.15" (Chopin) - Performed by Vicletla ? Zambetti. Trivia: 1. In New York City, more than 80 percent of the action was shot on the 42nd floor of One Penn Plaza, which had recently been vacated by a trading firm. 2. The CEO's name, John Tuld, rhymes with the name of the ex-CEO of the now-defunct investment bank Lehman Brothers, Richard S. Fuld. Lehman Brothers, like the firm in this film, found themselves catastrophically over-leveraged in mortgage-backed-securities in the financial crisis of 2008. They eventually declared bankruptcy, and Richard Fuld was heavily criticized for his involvement in these events.
The Dark Knight Rises. 2012, Starring Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne, Gary Oldman as Commissioner Gordon, Tom Hardy as Bane, Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Blake, Anne Hathaway as Selina, Marion Cotillard as Miranda, Morgan Freeman as Fox, Michael Caine as Alfred, Matthew Modine as Foley, Alon Moni Aboutboul as Dr. Pavel, Ben Mendelsohn as Daggett, Burn Gorman as Stryver, Daniel Sunjata as Captain Jones, Aidan Gillen as CIA Op, Sam Kennard as Special Ops Sergeant, Aliash Tepina as Hooded Man #2, Nestor Carbonell as Mayor, Brett Cullen as Congressman, Nick Julian as Caterer, Miranda Nolan as Maid #2, Claire Julien as Maid #3, Reggie Lee as Ross, Joseph Lyle Taylor as DWP Man, Chris Ellis as Fr. Reilly, Tyler Dean Flores as Mark, Juno Temple as Jen, Duane Henry as SWAT in Dive Bar, James Harvey Ward as SWAT in Alley, Gonzalo Menendez as Cop in Manhole, Cameron Jack as Sewer Thug #1, Lex Daniel as Sewer Thug #2, Thomas Lennon as Doctor, Trevor White as Yuppie, Rob Brown as Allen, Fredric Lehne as Exchange Security Chief, Courtney Munch as Female Security Guard, Chris Hill as Paparazzi #1, Travis Guba as Paparazzi #2, Jay Benedict as Rich Twit, Will Estes as Officer Simon Jansen, David Dayan Fisher as Shoe Shine Man at GSE, P.J. Griffith as Sniper at Exchange, Glen Powell as Trader #1, Ben Cornish as Trader #2, Russ Fega as Trader #3, Andres Perez-Molina as Valet at Museum, Brent Briscoe as Veteran Cop, John Nolan as Fredericks, Oliver Cotton as 2 Star Air Force General, Mark Killeen as Airport Cop, Sarah Goldberg as Analyst #1, John Macmillan as Analyst #2, Robert Wisdom as Army Captain at Bridge, Ronnie Gene Blevins as Cement Truck Driver, John Hollingworth as CIA Analyst, Ian Bohen as Cop with Gordon, Uri Gavriel as Blind Prisoner, Noel G. as Ex-Prisoner at River, Max Schuler as Foley's Kid, Daina Griffith as Foley's Wife, Hector Atreyu Ruiz as Gangbanger, Patrick Cox as Huge Inmate, Aramis Knight as Kid with Apple, Josh Stewart as Barsad, William Devane as President, Harry Coles as Younger Prison Child, Joey King as Older Prison Child, Liam Neeson as Ra's Al Ghul, Julie Mun as Reporter at Stadium, Cillian Murphy as Dr. Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow, David Gyasi as Skinny Prisoner, Patrick Jordan as Special Forces #2, Tom Conti as Prisoner, Joshua Elijah Reese as Mercenary at City Hall, Desmond Harrington as Uniform, Mychael Bates as Bomb Truck Driver, Rory Nolan as Little Boy at Bridge, Tomas Arana as Wayne's Lawyer, Peter Holden as Applied Sciences Tech #1, David Monahan as Applied Sciences Tech #2, Jillian Armenante as Lawyer's Clerk, Aja Evans as Greeter at Museum, Aldous Davidson as Valet at Wayne Enterprises, Michael James Faradie as Guard at Blackgate, Wade Williams as Warden at Blackgate, Antwan Lewis as Reporter at Wayne Enterprises, Jake Canuso as Waiter in Florence Café, Josh Pence as Young Ra's Al Ghul, India Wadsworth as Warlord's Daughter, Kevin Kiely as Thug #1 in Basement, Daniel Newman as Thug #2 in Basement, Massi Furlan as Janitor at GSE, Warren Brown as Mercenary Security #1, Luke Rutherford as Mercenary Security #2, Phillip Browne as Mercenary Security #3, Christopher Judge as Mercenary Security #4, Aldo Bigante as 2nd Cop with Gordon, Charles Jackson Coyne as Anthem Singer, Patrick Leahy as Board Member #2, Todd Gearhart as Uniform #2, Joseph M. Abbott as Irish Street Thug, Isiah Adams as Young Stock Broker, Lucia M. Aguirre as Gotham Rogues Fan, Tony Alameda as Mercenary, Chris Albright as Gotham Rogues Fan, Charlie Alejandro as Gotham City Police Officer, Tony Amen as Prisoner, James Avise as Gotham Rogues Fan, Grant Babbitt as Angry Mobster/Prisoner, Fileena Bahris as Gotham Rogues Fan, Russell Balogh as Museum Ball Guest, David Nathie Barnes as Prisoner, Joseph Basile as Mercenary Soldier Protector, Tiffany Bell as Gotham Rogues Fan, Brandon Blackwell as S.W.A.T. Guy, James Blankenfeld as Gotham City Police Officer, Rick Bolander as Mercenary, Johnathan Bowen as Extra, Kyle Patrick Brennan as Police Officer, Corey Brown as Police Officer, Graham Brown as Thug, Star Bunner as Police Officer, Steven Butros as Stock Broker, Timothy Butts as Gang member, John Cashin as Thug, As Katja Mehlhorn Catya Maré as Female Cop, Scott Churchson as Gotham City Police Officer, Matt Cipro as NYSE Day Trader, Ryan Clark as Gotham Rogues Player, Carl Clemons as Banes's Henchmen, Willie Colon as Gotham Rogues Player, Daniel R Cooper as NYSE Sercurity Guard, Bill Cowher as Gotham Rogues Coach, Scot Cregan as Gotham National Guard Soldier, Ruben Dario Cruz II as Gothamite, Gioacchino Jim Cuffaro as Prisoner, Chris J. Cullen as Thug, Michael Didriksson as Mercenary, Marvin Duerkholz as Logan, Gray Ellis as SWAT, Jonn Faircrest as Board Member, Steve Fantini as Gotham Police Officer, Anthony Farraj as Prisoner/Mob, Shawn Farrell as Thug, John Farrer as Older Upscale Person, James Farrior as Gotham Rogues Player, Frank Fata as Prisoner/Thug, Susan Feldbusch as Spectator/Fan, Luke Oscar Ford as Party Attendant, Justin Fortmeier as Gotham Rogues Supporter, Gary Gibbs as Prisoner, Sophia Gilberto as Young Woman, Gregory Gillaspie as Gothamite, Christopher Bryan Gomez as Stock Broker, Matthew Gooley as Football Fan, Michael Grand as Police Officer, Vito Grassi as Thug, Ryan Green as Gotham City Rogues Fan, Kevin Gurnari as Mercenary Soldier, Casey Hampton as Gotham Rogues Player, Frank Hansen as S.W.A.T. Bridge Sniper, Sam Harris as Prisoner, Greg Hart as Gotham Rogues Fan, Ed Heavey as Police Officer, Quillian Hightower as Day Trader, John W. Iwanonkiw as Gotham Police Officer/Fan, Curtis Jermaine as Mercenary, Edgar Jimz as Gotham State SWAT Team, Stephen T. Johnson as Reporter, Joe Kane as Gotham Rogues Fan, William Kania as Gothamite, Tiffany Kemp as Gotham Rogues Fan, David Dustin Kenyon as Prisoner, Sun Jae Kim as Stock Broker, Sharyn Kmieciak as Gothamite, Zackary Kresser as Mercenary, Ilan Krigsfeld as Gotham Bridge Thug, Alex Kruz as Wall Street Broker, Shannon Lanier as Gotham Rogue Fan, Joshua Lassman as GSE Pit Boss, Robert Leckington as Mob/Thug, Bryan Lee as Stock Broker, LeJon as Thug, Paul Jude Letersky as Gotham City Police Officer, Joe Lipari as Prisoner, Silvia Lombardo as Tourist, Jack Mahrt as Mercenary, John Mancini as Soldier/Military Technical Advisor, Max Mangel as Gotham Rogues Fan, Dan Marcus as Gotham Rogues Fan, Jorge Mardel as Gotham Rogues Fan, London May as Court Room Thug, Mike J. McAllister as Gotham Rogues Fan, Orion McCabe as Mercenary, Sean P. McCarthy as Football Fan, David Dale McCue as Gotham City Police Officer, Kyle McGrath as Man in Crowd, Tiffany Sander McKenzie as Gotham Rogues Fan, Randall Mcneal as Wayne Security Guard, Allen Merritt as Angry Mobster, Heath Miller as Gotham Rogues Player, Olan Montgomery as Wayne Enterprises Security, Jeremy Moon as Pedestrian, Alex Moore as Mercenary, Nial Nelson-Hopkins as Gotham Rogues Fan, Shane Nolan as Gotham City Police Officer, Jackson Nunn as Prisoner/Thug, Joseph O'Brien as Gotham City News Cameraman, Shaun O'Donnell as Gothamite, Michael O'Neill as Thug, Michael Papajohn as Prison Guard, Salomon Passariello as Prisoner/Mob, Mark Perrone as Doorman, Steve Perry as Game Patron, Adam Piacente as Gotham City Police Officer, Ernest Pierce as Gotham City Police Officer, Kyle David Pierce as Gotham Stock Trader, David Michael Plowman as Gotham City Policeman, Troy Polamalu as Gotham Rogues Player, Maurkice Pouncey as Gotham Rogues Player, Michael Power as Gotham Police Officer, Ryan Preimesberger as Stock Broker, Diezel Ramos as Prison Guard, Jake Ramos as Gotham City Cop, James Rawlings as Thug, Joseph Rittenhouse as Police Officer, Shindo Ki Rodriguez as Thug, Kirsten Roeters as Doris in Black, Ben Roethlisberger as Gotham Rogues Player, Tyler Rumsey as Construction Worker, Alan Saginian as Thug, Eric Salazar as Angry Thug, Greg Sammis as Thug, Zachary Scheer as Gothamite, Emily Schooley as Hot Football Fan, Chris Sciacco as Gotham City Police Officer, Barak Shpiez as Gotham Rogues Fan, Gary Sievers as Prisoner, Aaron Smith as Gotham Rogues Player, Eric Smith as Thug, Ken Spassione as Thug Combatant, Blake Steigerwald as Mercenary, Franz Strassmann as Gotham City Police Officer, Tom Struthers as Sandwich Man, Kevin Tanski as Police Officer, Sami Tesfay as Thug, Matthew Thane as Thug, Gualberto Del Toro as Mercenary, Thomas Tull as Gotham Rogues owner, Craig Usiak as Mercenary, Chris Vaina as Thug, Michelle Vezzani as Gotham City Press, Barbara Vincent as Gotham Rogues Fan, Mike Wallace as Gotham Rogues Player, Hines Ward as Gotham Rogues Player, Michael Watkins as GPD Police Sergeant, Christopher Watts as Gotham Rogues Fan, James Werley as Pedestrian, Jase Whitaker as Stockbroker - Gotham Stock Exchange, Lawrence Whitener as Gothamite (Queensboro Bridge), Nickolas Wiegand as TV Cameraman, Jason Yee as Mercenary Soldier, Mitchell Yee as Gotham Prisoner/Male Mob Member/Thug, Maria Zambrana as Gothamite, John Zion as Gotham City Police Officer, Alex Ziwak as Thug and Rafael Zubizarreta as Bane Mercenary. IMAX Theatre, July 24, 2012, with Bethany Luther. Trivia: Around 10,000 extras were used to shoot the Gotham Rogues scene in Heinz Field. Some of the Pittsburgh Steelers played football players, including Hines Ward, who played himself. MacFarlane Toys, which produces a line of licensed action figures of Pro Sports Athletes, created one of Hines Ward wearing the Gotham Rogues uniform that he was seen wearing in the movie. During the football sequence shown in the preview a player is seen wearing a jersey with the last name of Ravenstahl on it. This is Luke R. Ravenstahl, the Mayor of Pittsburgh, where portions of the movie were shot. He was Washington & Jefferson College's starting place kicker on the football team for three years and was team captain for his senior year. He holds the school record for most consecutive extra points. Quote: Batman: "No guns, no killing." Catwoman: "Where's the fun in that?"
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
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