Movies I Have Seen - August 2012 (44 movies)

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. 2011 (Anglo-French espionage), Starring
Gary Oldman as George Smiley "Beggarman", Colin Firth as Bill Haydon "Tailor", Tom Hardy as Ricki Tarr, Mark Strong as Jim Prideaux, Ciarán Hinds as Roy Bland "Soldier", Benedict Cumberbatch as Peter Guillam, David Dencik as Toby Esterhase "Poorman", Stephen Graham as Jerry Westerby, Simon McBurney as Oliver Lacon, Toby Jones as Percy Alleline "Tinker", John Hurt as Control, Svetlana Khodchenkova as Irina, Kathy Burke as Connie Sachs, Roger Lloyd Pack as Mendel, Christian McKay as Mackelvore, Konstantin Khabensky as Polyakov, Michael Sarne as Karla (Voice of Karla) (voice), Tomasz Kowalski as Boris, Zoltán Mucsi as Magyar (Hungarian agent), Péter Kálloy Molnár as Hungarian Waiter, Ilona Kassai as Woman in Window, Imre Csuja as KGB Agent, Arthur Nightingale as Bryant, Amanda Fairbank Hynes as Belinda, Peter McNeil O'Connor as Fawn, Matyelok Gibbs as Mrs. Pope Graham, Phillip Hill-Pearson as Norman, Jamie Thomas King as Kaspar, Stuart Graham as Minister, Sarah-Jane Robinson as Mary Alleline, Katrina Vasilieva as Ann Smiley, Linda Marlowe as Mrs. McCraig, William Haddock as Bill Roach, Erksine Wylie as Spikeley, Philip Martin Brown as Tufty Thesinger, Alexandra Salafranca as Turkish Mistress, Denis Khoroshko as Ivan, Oleg Dzhabrailov as Sergei, Gillian Steventon as Listening Woman, Nick Hopper as Janitor Alwyn, Laura Carmichael as Sal, Rupert Procter as Guillam's Boyfriend, John le Carré as Christmas Party Guest, Jean Claude Jay as French Man at Residency, Tom Stuart as Ben, Peter Bartfay as Hungarian Secret Agent (voice), Sarah Linda as Miss Robinson, Nick Shaw as Civil Servant and Eva Von Mitzka as MI5 Spy. Movie Central, August 9, 2012. Soundtrack: "Salut D'Amour" - written by Edward Elgar, arranged & produced by Michael Price; "Mr Wu's A Window Cleaner Now" - Written by 'Frederick Cliff', George Formby and Harry Gifford, Performed by George Formby, Courtesy of EMI Records Ltd; "La Mer" - Written by Charles Trenet, Performed by 'Julio Iglesias'; "The Second Best Secret Agent In The Whole Wide World" - Written by Sammy Cahn and 'James Van Heusen', Performed by Sammy Davis Jr., Courtesy of Manny Davis; Land Du Valsignade - Performed by Jussi Bjorling; Dyna-Mite - Performed by Mud; Spinning Wheel - Performed by Sammy Davis Jr.; Tamara Delihorn - Performed by Oriental Wind; Don't Let It Die - Performed by Hurricane Smith; The Proudest, Loneliest Fool - Performed by Charlie Rich; The National Anthem Of The USSR - Performed by The Red Army Choir; All Kinds Of Everything - Performed by Dana. Trivia: 1. Based on the 1974 novel Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy by John le Carré, Set in London in the early 1970s, the story follows the hunt for a Soviet double agent at the top of the British secret service. 2. Filmed in London, Budapest and Istanbul. 3. The title of the film and its source novel is taken from an English children's rhyme 'Tinker, Tailor' that reads: "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Sailor, Rich Man, Poor Man, Beggar Man, Thief". 4. The hands of the optician adjusting the equipment during Smiley's eye exam belong to Alfie Oldman, Gary Oldman's son. 5. Cameo - John le Carré: author of the 'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy' novel, appears as a slightly drunken guest at the Christmas party. 6. The French song heard in the film's closing scenes is "La Mer", sung by Julio Iglesias. This song was chosen by the filmmakers because they thought it was a song George Smiley would listen to when he was alone; Tomas Alfredson described the song as "everything the world of MI6 isn't." Anachronisms: 1. In the Paris scene with the white Peugeot, two silver, modern cars can be seen parked on the street just up the hill from the Peugeot. 2. When the roof of the train is shown, it is of a ridged type not seen until the introduction of the featured multiple units in 1981. 3. A scene in Istanbul showed a tram. There were no trams in Istanbul in 1973. They were in use up until the mid/late 1960s, at which point they were discontinued, and then re-introduced in the 1990s. 4. One shot where the car drives under the railway bridge clearly shows modern street lights which were put in during the 1990s. 5. In one of the flashbacks to the Christmas party, presumably before Control resigns in 1973, a "Lenin Santa" has everyone sing along to a recording of the Soviet National Anthem. The version that is played is the 1977 version - the original 1944 words fell out of favor after Stalin's death in 1953 and the anthem was played without words until the new version in 1977. 6. The 1973 establishing shot of the Budapest Parliament building shows no red star on the dome. The giant red star was put there during the communist era and was removed during the early 1990's. 7. When in Istanbul, a freighter in the Bosphorus with a bulbous bow can be clearly seen. The bulbous bow wasn't in common use until two decades later. 8. The Fred Perry shirt the guy was wearing after the squash game did not come out until 1976, it was based on the Bjorn Borg Fila original. 9. In the scene where C's flat is entered after his death there is a box full of files. The box itself is packaging for a Dual CS 505-1 turntable. These were not in production until 1980. 10. In the docks scene, when they are taking Irina, a new BMW 7 series can be seen between some barrels, at the left corner of the screen for a glimpse of time. 11. Julio Iglesias' cover of the song 'La Mer' used in the movie's final scene is from a live album recorded in 1976 ('En Directo Olympia'); it wouldn't have been on the turntable at the last Christmas party which had Control and Prideaux in attendance, as that was presumably in 1972. 12. The optician Smiley visits has a sticker representing a huge stylized pair of spectacles diagonally across the door. This would never have been allowed under the General Optical Council's strict rules on advertising, which were not relaxed until the early 1980s. 13. During a roof shot going down the building to the road in Istanbul, 2 split type air conditioners can be clearly seen mounted on a building wall. Split air conditioners came to the Turkish market in mid'90s. 14. At 00:52:17, Siyami Ersek Hospital Tower is visible, which was completed in 2001. 15. When Smiley and Guillam are going through Control's flat after his death - which occurs in 1973 (based on the last document he signs before he leaves The Circus, of which there's a clear close-up showing the date) - there's a box for a Dual CS505-1 turntable - which wasn't made until 1980.

Beginners. 2010 (romantic comedy-drama), Starring Ewan McGregor as Oliver Fields, Christopher Plummer as Hal Fields, Mélanie Laurent as Anna, Goran Višnjić as Andy, Kai Lennox as Elliot, Mary Page Keller as Georgia, Keegan Boos as Young Oliver Fields, China Shavers as Shauna, Melissa Tang as Liz, Amanda Payton as Party Person, Luke Diliberto as Green Witch, Lou Taylor Pucci as The Magician; The Sads: Bambadjan Bamba, Hana Hwang and Samuel T. Ritter; Jennifer Lauren as Record Company Rep, Reynaldo Pacheco as Juan, Jodi Long as Dr. Long, Bruce French as Dr. Wright, Leslie Shea as ICU Nurse #1, Michael Chieffo as Hal's Priest, Jennifer Hasty as Secretary, Rodney Saulsberry as 1978 Museum Staff, June Sanders as 1978 Fancy Woman, Catherine McGoohan as 1978 Older Woman, Terry Walters as Terse Nurse, Lana Young as ICU Nurse #2, Algerita Lewis as Nice Nurse, Regina Redwing as Strict Nurse, Sunday Burke as Home Nurse #1, Patrick L. Birkett as Hal Look-Alike, Sabera Wise as Skating Rink Manager, Rafael J. Noble as Brian, Jose Yenque as Robert; The Primetimers: T.G. Cody, Patrick Scott, Ton Suckhasem, Charles Valentino, Seth Walker and Michael Wilhelms; Cosmo as Arthur (the dog), Jessica Elder as Cat Dancer, Sean Grady as Dancer at Bar, Shelley Robertson as Hotel Manager, Joanna Theobalds as Nurse's Aide. Movie Central, August 9, 2012. Soundtrack: "The Four Seasons" - Composed by Antonio Vivaldi; "Stardust" - Written by Hoagy Carmichael and Mitchell Parish; "Sweet Jazz Music" - Written by Joseph Ferdinand Morton, Performed by Jelly Roll Morton, Courtesy of the Alan Lomax Library of Congress Recordings/New Rounder, LLC.; "Everything's Made for Love (You Know I Know)" - Written by Al Sherman, Charles Tobias and Howard Johnson, Performed by Gene Austin, Courtesy of RCA Records, By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "That Da Da Strain" - Written by Edgar Dowell and Mamie Medina, Performed by Mamie Smith, Courtesy of Document Records; "The Real Thing" - Written by Tom Wolfe and Manish Raval, Performed by The Shakers, Courtesy of Aperture Music; "String Quartet No. 2 in G Major Op. 18/2" - Written by Ludwig van Beethoven, Courtesy of APM Music; "Pools of Blue" - Written and performed by Barclay James Harvest, Courtesy of EMI Records Ltd., Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "I'll Fly to Hawaii" - Written by Ira Schuster, Joseph Schuster and Lou Davis, Performed by Brad Gowans, Courtesy of Cleopatra Records, Inc., By arrangement with The Orchard; "Whatcha Gonna Do About It" - Written by Brian Potter and Ian Samwell, Performed by The Litter, Courtesy of K-Tel Records/Dominion Entertainment, Inc., License arranged by Fine Gold Music, LLC.; "Mamanita" - Written by Joseph Ferdinand Morton, Performed by Jelly Roll Morton, Courtesy of the Alan Lomax Library of Congress Recordings/New Rounder, LLC.; "Super Minx" - Written and performed by Beamish, Courtesy of Extreme Music; "Beer Garden Waltz" - Written and performed by Hugo de Groot, Courtesy of Dewolfe Music, USA, In arrangement with Riptide Music, Inc.; "Buddy Bertrand's Blues No. 1" - Written by Joseph Ferdinand Morton, Performed by Jelly Roll Morton, Courtesy of the Alan Lomax Library of Congress Recordings/New Rounder, LLC.; "4 Seasons 'Spring' - Allegro" - Written by Vivaldi, Performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Courtesy of Extreme Music; "Breezin' Along with the Breeze" - Written by Haven Gillespie, Seymour Simons and Richard Whiting, Performed by Josephine Baker, Courtesy of Columbia Records, By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Howl" - Performed by Allen Ginsberg. Trivia: 1. Written and directed by Mike Mills. The film is based on the true-life coming out of Mills' father at the age of 75, five years before his death. 2. Early in the movie, Oliver comments that his dog, Arthur (and other dogs in the same breed, Jack Russell terrier) now by chance are very cute to humans, and that people love them so much that they often put them in TV shows and movies. The most famous "acting" Jack Russells of recent years (Moose, who played "Eddie" in the TV show Frasier and Moose's son, Enzo, who was the title character in My Dog Skip) were both owned and trained by the same professional animal trainer, Mathilde de Cagny, who owns and trains Cosmo, the dog playing Arthur. 3. At 82 years of age, Christopher Plummer won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for this film, and became the oldest person to ever win an Oscar for acting. Anachronism: The movie is dated 2003 and on the movie night they watch Milk from 2008.

The Patriot. 2000 (American historical war film), Starring Mel Gibson as Benjamin Martin, Heath Ledger as Gabriel Martin, Joely Richardson as Charlotte Selton, Jason Isaacs as Col. William Tavington, Chris Cooper as Col. Harry Burwell, Tchéky Karyo as Jean Villeneuve, Rene Auberjonois as Reverend Oliver, Lisa Brenner as Anne Howard, Tom Wilkinson as Gen. Lord Charles Cornwallis, Donal Logue as Dan Scott, Leon Rippy as John Billings, Adam Baldwin as Loyalist/Capt. Wilkins, Jay Arlen Jones as Occam, Joey D. Vieira as Peter Howard, Gregory Smith as Thomas Martin, Mika Boorem as Margaret Martin, Skye McCole Bartusiak as Susan Martin, Trevor Morgan as Nathan Martin, Bryan Chafin as Samuel Martin, Logan Lerman as William Martin, Mary Jo Deschanel as Mrs. Howard, Jamieson K. Price as Capt. Bordon, Peter Woodward as Charles O'Hara, Grahame Wood as Redcoat Lieutenant, Beatrice Bush as Abigale the Housekeeper, Shan Omar Huey as Joshua, Hank Stone as Rollins, Kirk Fox as Skunk, Jack Moore as Curly, Mark Twogood as Danvers, Colt Romberger as Colt, Terry Layman as General George Washington, Shannon Eubanks as Mrs. Simms, Bill Roberson as Loyalist Simms, Charles Black as Matthew, Andy Stahl as Gen. Nathanel Greene, Kristian Truelsen as Hardwick, Kanin Howell as Postrider, Mark Jeffrey Miller as Wounded Continental, Zach Hanner as British Field Officer, Dara Coleman as Redcoat Sergeant #2, Randell Haynes as Patriot Middleton, John Storey as Cowpens Militiaman, Greg Good as Cowpens Militiaman, John F. Dzencelowcz II as Continental Soldier, John Curran as Redcoat Sergeant #1, Kyle Richard Engels as Billings' Son, John Bennes as Speaker, Roy McCrerey as Redcoat, P. Dion Moore as Redcoat, Tyler Long as Page Poy, John H. Bush as Abner, Gil Johnson as Militiaman, Scott Miles as Patriot Private, Derrick B. Young as Slave Boy, Le Roy Seabrook as Gullah Minister; Gullah Musicians: Samuel Brown Jr., Samuel Brown Sr., Lillie L. Harris and Braima Moiwai; Patrick Tatopoulos as French Naval Officer, Michael E. Rodgers (unconfirmed), Shane Ayon as Grinadier Soldier, Ryan Baber as Redcoat Private, Brad Batchelor as Cavalry Officer, Tasha Biering as Guest at Lord Cornwallis' Ball, Lonnie Burchfield as British Infantry/British Officer/Continental Cannonieer, Kathryn Burns as Guest at Lord Cornwallis' Ball, Robert Cannon as Redcoat Sergeant, Tad Carr as Redcoat/Continental Private, Brian Patrick Catalano as Core Colonial Soldier, Joseph Congema as Redcoat Continental Corporal, Casey Cunningham as Continental Private, Sam Edens as Redcoat/Continental/French Sergeant, Will Finch as Assemblyman, James Furey as Continental Soldier, Dennis Gomez as Redcoat Killed at Cowpens, Michael Mario Good as Redcoat/Charlotte's Servant, Dale Gould as Redcoat/Continental Private, Mark Hale as Cpl. Martin's Man, Lee Hardin as Militiaman Reloading in Battle, C. Michael Haynes as Townsman, Matthew Helms as Patriot Kid, Kevin R. Hershberger as Martin's Militiaman, Eric Holloway as Townsman, Alex Houvouras as Continental Soldier, Patric Johnstone as Green Dragoon Cavalryman, Patrick G. Keenan as British Solidier, Kevin P. King as Redcoat/French Corporal, Gary Lane as Twin Continental Flagbearer, Larry Lane as Twin Continental Flagbearer, David Lowe as British Infantryman/Continental infantlryman/Continental Militiaman, Chad Mason as Redcoat/Continental Private, Drew McClintock as Militiaman, Patrick McNulty as Continental Private, Matthew Mebane as Militiaman, Ken Moran as Redcoat/Continental Private, Michael Neeley as Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier, John Neely as Member of Martin's Militia, Danny Nunn as Continental Private Hit in Leg by Cannonball, William Palko as Redcoat Private, Reid Perry as Redcoat Private; Redcoats/Continental Privates: Scott Peterson, Don Pettit, Marc Phillips and Bryan Quan; Morgan Raque as Continental Private, Steve Reaser as French Soldier, David Rivitz as Redcoat Private, David Michael Ross as British Seargeant, David Rotan as British Field Musician, Marvin Schroeder as Redcoat Colonel Saying 'Make Ready!', Kemper Sease as Beach Slave, Girard Swan as Redcoat, Rock Taulbee as Redcoat Corporal, Nick Vachon as Militiaman and Phil Warren as Redcoat Hacked to Death. Encore Avenue, August 10, 2012. Soundtrack: "Boney" (Traditional) - Performed by Marquetta L. Goodwine and the Gullah Cunneckshun; "Leanin' on de Lawd Side" (Traditional) - Performed by Marquetta L. Goodwine and the Gullah Cunneckshun; "The British Grenadiers" (Traditional). Trivia: 1. The protagonist, Benjamin Martin, is a composite figure based on three real American Revolutionary War officers: Francis Marion, Daniel Morgan and Thomas Sumter. 2. Aunt Charlotte's house is the same one used in Forrest Gump, with slightly different interior paneling. The stone hedge visible in Forrest Gump is camouflaged with bushes in this film. Anachronisms: 1. In the Charleston scene exiting the town hall, an extra is wearing visible, foam ear plugs. 2. When Tavington is searching for the child hiding under the table his boots are clearly visible and certainly of the "Left-Right" variety. Boots were made on straight lasts until the 1800s. 3. Modern snare drums. 4. In the first shot of the film, two of the children are seen playing with alphabet cards. These famous "Hotch Potch, posture master" cards weren't printed until 1782. However the scene takes place in 1776. 5. When the militia are about to be hanged, just before Benjamin Martin rides in, you see the British prepare for the hanging by testing tying sandbags to the noose and opening the trap doors. In actuality, hanging with trap doors didn't happen until after the war. (In the DVD commentary, the director acknowledges this and says they did this because "it looked cool".) 6. After the ships blow up in Charleston Harbor, Benjamin and his band ride through the countryside and we see a high tension electricity pylon in the background. 7. Great Danes were not known by that name until the late 19th century, before that they were called "Boar Hounds". 8. When Charlotte and the kids are hiding from the red coats in the root cellar, they creep past a basket full of bread wrapped in cellophane. Cellophane wasn't invented until 1906. 9. In the scene where Tavington is after Martin's children at Charlotte's plantation, Susan is seen looking out a window covered with a venetian blind. Venetian blinds weren't invented till the late 1800's - 100 years after the time period of the movie. The most accepted "invention" of blinds was by a man from Chile named Hernando de Venuto on May 20, 1857. Clearly, in the home used, they forgot to remove one set. 10. In the final scene showing the new home for the Martins, it is going up with balloon framing. This type of construction was not in practice until the early 1800's. The framing should have been of 17th century post and lintel type. 11. The Great Danes purportedly sent to Cornwallis as a gift from the King have had their ears pricked. This is not done anywhere but in the modern USA, and certainly not at that time in Britain. 12. Aunt Charlotte Selton and Captain Wilkins have reverse suntans (raccoon eyes), obviously from wearing sunglasses out in the sun. The weight of the glasses left actual imprints on the side of her nose, which are easily seen in several close-ups. 13. The movie begins before the war and ends at (or near) the end of it. This is a span of 5-7 years, yet none of the Martin children (especially the little ones) age a day. 14. Rocking chairs are not believed to have been common furniture before the early 19th century. While Col. Martin is waiting in Gen. Cornwalis' office, he notices and begins to specifically examine the rocking chair in the corner, finally going so far as to sit in it. (Though apocryphal, [error] is sometimes attributed with inventing the rocking chair.) 15. Benjamin Martin shoots a British soldier who is on a moving horse using a flintlock pistol at a range of approximately 100 yards. Hitting a moving target at that distance would be difficult even with a modern pistol. The effective range of a black powder pistol is about 20 feet as the barrel is too short to allow all the powder to burn before the ball leaves the barrel (too low a muzzle velocity to achieve any sort of range) 16. Martin is shown several times melting down his dead son's lead soldiers to make musket balls. The model soldiers look to be wearing uniforms dating from about the late 19th Century. 17. The music performed at the party scene was the Gavotte from Bach's Orchestral Suite # 3. This music was unknown until its rediscovery as part of the Bach renaissance started by Felix Mendelssohn in 1850. This piece was first performed in the United States at the Cincinnati May Festival on May 7, 1873. 18. When the children are looking at Polaris (the North Star), modern light pollution can be seen.

Blue Crush. 2002 (surfer film), Starring Kate Bosworth as Anne Marie Chadwick, Matthew Davis as Matt Tollman, Michelle Rodriguez as Eden, Sanoe Lake as Lena, Mika Boorem as Penny Chadwick, Faizon Love as Leslie; Appearances from real-life surfers: Keala Kennelly as Herself, Carol Anne Philips as Event Coordinator, Rochelle Ballard as Herself, Layne Beachley as Herself, Megan Abubo as Herself, Brian L. Keaulana as Lifeguard, Tom Carroll as Surfer, Jamie O'Brien as Surfer, Bruce Irons as Surfer, Makua Rothman as Surfer; Chris Taloa as Drew, Kala Alexander as Kala, Ruben Tejada as JJ, Kaupena Miranda as Kaupena, Asa Aquino as Asa, Fiji (as George Veikoso) as Fiji, Shaun Robinson as Omar, Paul Hatter as Paul, Tamayo Perry as Tamayo, James Grant Benton as Mr. Pukui, Blossom Lam as Mrs. Milari, Paul Chicoine as Hotel Manager, Denise Bee as Cashier, Rosie Jaffurs as Girl at Gas Station, Alana Mock as Girl at Gas Station, Fredrick Patacchia Jr. as Ben, Jason Castillo as Jimmy, Kimo Kahoano as Luau MC, Jenn Bonenza as Marisa, Kim Chipman as Pam, Tara Sweatt as Devon, Donna Perry as Denise, Sonny Miller as Contest Announcer, Kate Skarratt as Herself, Kai Garcia as Lifeguard, Daryl Stant as Lifeguard, Chad Lerma as Chiropractor, Daren Crawford as Surf Magazine Reporter, Todd Messick as Surf Photographer, Zandi Eguires as Girl on Beach, Sage Erickson as Girl on Beach, Jessica Trent Nichols as Billabong Rep, Jenn Marr as Surf Rep; Surfers: Braden Dias, Rico Jimenez, Larry Rios, Kalani Robb, Perry Dane and Gavin Sutherland; Coco Ho as Young Anne Marie, Paul Edney as Beach Goer, Veronica Grey as Surfer Girl, Jordan Kirkwood as Beach Biker, Ender Lee as Hotel Bellman, Kehau Lee, Mia Marcus as Luau Guest, Mariah Serine as Camo Bikini Girl on Beach, Kym Stys as Maid and Joji Yoshida as Guy on Beach. Encore Avenue, August 11, 2012. Soundtrack: "If I Could Fall In Love" (4:23) – Lenny Kravitz; "Rock Star (Jason Nevins Remix Edit)" (3:50) – N.E.R.D; "Party Hard" (4:00) – Beenie Man; "Cruel Summer (Blestenation Mix)" (5:13) – Blestenation; "Big Love" (3:48) – Chicken Josh Debear (rap/vocals); "Daybreaker" (3:54) – Beth Orton; "Everybody Got Their Something" (4:22) – Nikka Costa; "Front To Back (Fatboy Slim Remix)" (3:53) – Playgroup; "And Be Loved" (3:02) – Damian Marley; "Destiny" (5:40) – Zero 7; "Firesuite" (4:37) – Doves; "Youth Of The Nation" – P.O.D.; "Alive" - P.O.D. "Could You Be Loved"/"And Be Loved" (Film Edit) - Written by Bob Marley, Damian Marley and Stephen Marley, Performed by Bob Marley and Damian Marley, Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group and Motown Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Cruel Summer" - Written by Sarah Dallin, Steve Jolley, Tony Swain, Siobhan Fahey and Keren Woodward, Performed by Blestenation with additional vocals by Diana, Contains a sample of "Cruel Summer" - Performed by Bananarama, Courtesy of Warner Strategic Marketing U.K.; "Move" - Written by Dujeous, Performed by Dujeous; "Jam For The Ladies" - Written by Moby, Angie Stone, M.C. Lyte and Michael McDermon, Performed by Moby, Courtesy of V2 Records, Inc./Mute Records Ltd., Contains a sample of "Wherever You Are" - Performed by Mic Geronimo, Courtesy of TVT Records; "The Shores of Maui" - Written by Don Great and Marc Ferrari, Performed by Don Great, Courtesy of MasterSource Music Library; "Firesuite" - Written by Jimi Goodwin, Jez Williams and Andy Williams, Performed by Doves, Courtesy of Astralwerks Records, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Rock Star" (Jason Nevins Remix) - Written by Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo, Performed by N.E.R.D., Courtesy of Virgin Records America, Inc., Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Party Hard" - Written by Dave Kelly, Dameon Beckett, Moses Davis and Winston Burger, Performed by Beenie Man, Courtesy of Virgin Records America, Inc., Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Front 2 Back" - Written by Franklin Toson, Jr. and Trevor Jackson, Performed by Playgroup, Courtesy of Source UK/Virgin Records Limited, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Destiny" - Written by Sophie Barker, Henry Binns, Sam Hardaker and Sia Furler, Performed by Zero 7, Courtesy of Palm/Quango and Mushroom Records (UK) Ltd./Ultimate Dilemma Recordings; "If I Could Fall in Love" - Written by Lenny Kravitz and Craig Ross, Performed by Lenny Kravitz, Courtesy of Virgin Records America, Inc.; "Big Love" - Written by Sovory, Ralph Churchwell IV, Michael Nielsen and Boots Ottestad, Performed by Chicken, Courtesy of The Triangle; "Youth Of The Nation" - Written by Sonny, Marcos, Traa and Wuv, Performed by P.O.D., Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Special Products; "Daybreaker" - Written by Beth Orton, Performed by Beth Orton, Courtesy of Astralwerks and Heavenly Records, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Spilt Milk" and "Sightlines" - Written by Dujeous, Performed by Dujeous; "Promised Land" - Written by Mashek Fashek, Performed by Mashek Fashek, Courtesy of Tuff Gong/Lightyear Entertainment; "Feel Good" - Written by Ivan Scott Martin, Alejandro Martinez and David Lewis Keimo Thomas, Performed by Delinquent Habits, Courtesy of Ark 21/Station 13; "Everybody Got Their Something" - Written by Nikka Costa and Justin Stanley, Performed by Nikka Costa, Courtesy of Virgin Records America, Inc., Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Kinda' Kinky" - Written by Alex Gimeno and Lukasz "Dr. Luke" Gottwald, Performed by Ursula 1000, Courtesy of ESC Music; "Walk About" - Written by Sanoe Lake, Performed by Sanoe Lake. Trivia: 1. Directed by John Stockwell and based on the Outside magazine article "Life's Swell" by Susan Orlean. 2. The movie was shot primarily on the island of Oahu, including the North Shore, Mākaha, Waikīkī, and the JW Marriott Ihilani Resort & Spa at Ko Olina. The production depended heavily on local talent. 3. Many of the characters in the film are portrayed by real surfers found on the North Shore. Some of the world's top female surfers, including ones featured in the original magazine article, surfed the larger waves for the film. The actresses' faces were later digitally superimposed on the surfers. Michelle Rodriguez did most of her own jet ski stunts, including towing Kate Bosworth's stunt double out to the biggest waves. 4. The rainbow behind Kate Bosworth at the end of the competition was real. It was almost edited out because it was too cheesy, but since Hawaii really does have frequent rainbows it was left for authenticity.

Don't Walk Out That Door. 2009 (5 min, short, comedy), Starring Craig Brown as Man and Inessa Frantowski as Woman. Encore Avenue, August 11, 2012. Soundtrack: "Oh Yes, It's Love" - Written by Beckett, Scott, Smith & Snell, Performed by The Bicycles. Directed by Samir Rehem; Writers: Craig Brown and Inessa Frantowski.

Contagion. 2011, Starring Gwyneth Paltrow as Beth Emhoff, Chui Tien You as Li Fai, Josie Ho as Li Fai's Sister, Daria Strokous as Irina, Matt Damon as Mitch Emhoff, Griffin Kane as Clark Morrow, Yoshiaki Kobayashi as Japanese Bus Man, Laurence Fishburne as Dr. Ellis Cheever, John Hawkes as Roger, Jude Law as Alan Krumwiede, Monique Gabriela Curnen as Lorraine Vasquez, Teri McEvoy as School Nurse, Sue Redman as ER Nurse #1, Teri Campbell as ER Nurse #2, Stef Tovar as Dr. Arrington, Mary Jo Faraci as Social Worker, Grace Rex as Carrie Anne, Marion Cotillard as Dr. Leonora Orantes, Armin Rohde as Damian Leopold, Joseph Anthony Foronda as WHO Official, Phillip James Brannon as Paramedic, Rebecca Spence as Jon Neal's Wife, David Lively as Minnesota Medical Examiner, Andrew White as Assistant Medical Examiner, Kate Winslet as Dr. Erin Mears, Larry Clarke as Dave, Anna Jacoby-Heron as Jory Emhoff, Ira Blumen MD as Helpful Doctor, Scott Stangland as Minnesota Health #1, Jimmy Chung as Minnesota Health #2, Rick Uecker as Minnesota Health #3, Tara Mallen as Minnesota Health #4, Jennifer Ehle as Dr. Ally Hextall, Demetri Martin as Dr. David Eisenberg, Elliott Gould as Dr. Ian Sussman, Enrico Colantoni as Dennis French, Bryan Cranston as RADM Lyle Haggerty, John Hines as AIMM Employee #1, Joshua Weinstein as AIMM Employee #2, Sarah Charipar as AIMM Employee #3, Mark Czoske as AIMM Employee #4, Dan Aho as Aaron Barnes, Chin Han as Sun Feng, Hee-Wan Kwon as Japanese Official, Phil Tang as Village Man #1, Robert Chi as Village Man #2, Blair Robertson as Sussman's Assistant, Randy Lowell as Hedge Fund Man in Park, Pete Sack as TV Anchor, Brian J. O'Donnell as Andrew, Kwok Wah Wong as Chinese Health Official #1, Sau Ming Raymond Tsang as Chinese Health Official #2, Jim Ortlieb as Funeral Director, Annabel Armour as Beth's Mother, Sanaa Lathan as Aubrey Cheever, Kara Zediker as Elizabeth Nygaard, Joshua Pollock as Coughing Man, Laura T. Fisher as Sick Lady, Pete A. Kelly as National Guardsman, Mary Beth Dolan as Nun, Jason Babinsky as Shivering Man, Howie Johnson as Morgue Worker, Sanjay Gupta MD as Himself, Thomas Gebbia as Man with Megaphone, Dan Flannery as Hextall's Father, Dan Sanders-Joyce as Home Invasion Thug, Joshua Seiden as Anthony, Kam Tong Wong as Chef, Grant Anderson as Press Conference Videographer, Maura Antas as Family Member, Tommy Bartlett as Pfizer/Roche Board Member, Erik Batoog as Sick Guy, Robert G. Beck as John Neal, Brandon Berk as Extra, Andrew Biesen as Pedestrian, Adam Blaszkiewicz as Angry Person, Raphael Bonacchi as Tallest Police Officer Checking Dr. Orantes's ID, Chrys-Anthony Booker as Survivor, Jeff Botelho as Captain at CDC, Ahmed Boulane as Doctor Haddad, Gene Bryant as Reporter, Jonez Cain as Extra, Kelly Carevic as Anxious Medical Patient, Melanie Case as Pharmacy Clerk, Nicholas Cederlind as Sickly Victim, Cabran E. Chamberlain as Restaurant Patron, Roberta Chung as CDC Employee & MEV-1 Survivor, Liz Clare as Vaccine Recipient, Kimber Closson as Reporter #1, David Cohen as News Reporter, Duke Czlonka as National Guard Sergeant, Kellie Daniel as Sick Child, Andrew Dasz as Airport Passager, Joe DeBartolo as Food Drop Recipient, Corianna Di Julio as Airline Passenger, Amanda Dyar as Vaccinated Citizen, Shannon Edwards as Michael Giannes - Minnesota Health Department, Anas El Baz as Ahraf, Olivia Francessca as Nurse, Kenley Gaffke as Vaccine Patient, Nathan Geist as Lieutenant Commander Williams, Angelina Grace as Minneapolis Airport Passenger, Thurston Hill as Press Room Reporter, John Hoogenakker as Rafik's Lawyer, Felicia June as London Lounge Patron, Alexander Kanellakos as Inoculated Citizen, Andrew R. Kaplan as On air TV Reporter, Sarah Kliban as Interviewee #3, Iris Kohl as Reporter, Don Kress as Business Executive, Suzanne Lang as ER Nurse, Mark Lavell as Survivor, John Lobato as Sickly Victim, Sam Lohan as Dying Woman, Veronica Loud as Café Patron, Lawrence G. Lozano as Sick Person, Patterson Lundquist as Concerned Citizen, Mino Mackic as Airport Businessman, Barbara Elizabeth Maleski as Protesting Teamster, Carl Marino as Pharmacy Fighter, Deanna Marks as Virus Recipient, Timothy W. Mather as Print Journalist, Thomas McCormick as Photographer, Zane McIntosh as Vaccinated Citizen, Dave McNulty as Doctor in Lobby, Samuel Meadows as Press Member, Michael Meyerson as Hayes Valley Resident, E. Roger Mitchell as Driver, Paul D. Morgan as Hazmat Doctor, Jesse Muick as Vaccine Recipient, Larry Nazimek as CDC Employee, Jason Neisewander as Extra, Warith Niallah as Emergency Operations Team Lead, Jim Nieciecki as Dustin Friel Military M.D. with the CDC, Ellen O'Rourke as Mom, Russ Panzarella as Doctor/Looter/Man at Food Drop, Catherine Kim Poon as Nurse, Steven James Price as Lt. Col Ginsberg, Kyle Quesnoy as Redhead Interviewee, Amisha Ram as Vaccine Child, Dillon W. Rasmussen as World Health Organization Employee, Jonathan Retamoza-Davila as Pharmacy Rioter, Kenya Robertson as Waitress, Joshua Rollins as Reporter #3, Sandy Rouge as Medical Staff, Helen Sadler as Polish Maid, Charlie Schildt as Cameraman/Refugee, Walt Sloan as Hospital Physician, Gregory Marshall Smith as CDC Reporter/Health Official, Ylian Alfaro Snyder as Sick Citizen, Steven Soderbergh as John Neal (voice)(also Director), Alexander Sofiyev as San Francisco TV News Reporter , Josh Squire as Vaccine Patient, January Stern as Congress Woman, Michael T Stewart as Citizen, Thomas W. Stewart as Doctor, Chris D. Thomas as Dr. Brad Einhorn, John Thurner as Reporter, Audra Todd as CDC Employee, Ken Venzke as On Air Reporter San Francisco Channel 7, Amr Waked as Rafik, Bobby Watson as Dying Man, James D. Weston II as FBI Agent, Roger Wiggins as CDC Employee, Kumi Yoshida as Japanese Woman and Robert A. Young as Capital Police. Movie Central, August 12, 2012. Soundtrack: "All I Want is You" - Lyrics by Bono, Music by U2, Performed by U2. Trivia: 1. Medical thriller disaster film depicting the rapid spread of a virus, which was inspired by various pandemics such as the 2003 SARS epidemic and the 2009 flu pandemic. 2. Photography was in Hong Kong, Chicago, Atlanta, London, Geneva, and San Francisco. 3. Director Cameo - Steven Soderbergh: as the voice of Jon Neal in the first scene. Beth (Gwyneth Paltrow) talks to him on her cellphone while waiting to board the plane at the airport. Quote: Dr. Ian Sussman: "Blogging is not writing. It's just graffiti with punctuation."

Mulroney: The Opera. 2011, Starring Rick Miller (actor) and Daniel Okulitch (singer) as Brian Mulroney, Stephanie Anne Mills (actor) and Zorana Sadiq (singer) as Mila Mulroney, Rachel Crowther (actor) and Megan Latham (singer) as Mila's Friend #1, Anna Cyzon (actor) and Patricia O'Callaghan (singer) as Mila's Friend #2, Sean Hauk (actor) as Brian's Pool Pal #1, Geoffrey Tyler (actor) as Brian's Pool Pal #2, Mark Breslin (actor) and Joel Katz (singer) as Priest, Mark Breslin (actor) and Martin Houtman (singer) as Nurse, Colin Mochrie (actor) and Peter Barrett (singer) as Jean Chrétien, Wayne Best (actor) and Lawrence Wiliford (singer) as Pierre Trudeau, Ted Dykstra (actor) and Peter Barrett (singer) as Ed Broadbent, Harry Spiegel (actor) as Karlheinz Schreiber, Martin Houtman (actor and singer) as Angel, Joel Katz (actor and singer) as Devil, Janet-Laine Green (actor) and Megan Latham (singer) as Nancy Reagan, Joe Matheson (actor) and Martin Houtman (singer) as Ronald Reagan, Megan Latham (actor) and Zorana Sadiq (singer) as Tory Supporter #1, Zorana Sadiq (actor) and Megan Latham (singer) as Tory Supporter #2, Bobby Prochaska (actor) and Stefan Fehr (singer) as Tory Supporter #3, Richard Waugh (actor) and Peter Barrett (singer) as Tory Supporter #4, Seán Cullen (actor) and Martin Houtman (singer) as Robert Coates, Hannah Cheesman (actor) as German Pole Dancer, Dan Jazzar (actor) as Spa Masseur, Joanne Boland (actor) and Patricia O'Callaghan (singer) as Kim Campbell, Dan Lett (actor) and Lawrence Wiliford (singer) as John Allen Fraser, Susan Coyne (actor) and Shannon Mercer (singer) as Suzanne Blais-Grenier, Michael Murphy (actor) and Joel Katz (singer) as Col. Robert R. McCormick, Dan Redican (actor and singer) as Fictitious Historian, Patrick McKenna (actor) and Eric Shaw (singer) as Debate Moderator, Dan Chameroy (actor and singer) as Newscaster, Chas Lawther (actor) and Joel Katz (singer) as Security Guard, John Ghiz (actor) and Peter Barrett as (singer) Andre Bissonnette, Geordie Johnson (actor) and Stefan Fehr (singer) as John Turner, Richard S. Jones (actor) and Eric Shaw (singer) as Michel Gravel, Richard Jutras (actor) and Martin Houtman (singer) as Robert Bourassa, Joe Macerollo (actor) as Accordianist, Stefan Fehr (actor) and Stefan Fehr (singer) as Co-Pilot, Baie Comeau Chorus: ; Canada Chorus: Okiki Kendall, ; Tory Supporter Chorus: ; Reporter Chorus: Sweeney MacArthur, ; Shopping Dancers: ; Cabinet Ministers: ; Fisherman Dancers: ; Premiers: Joe Santos, David Gale; Additional Vocalists: ; The Rhombus Players: ; Kieran McNally-Kennedy (actor and singer) as Billy 'Newsboy' Winston, Kelly Richardson as Boom operator, Brenley Charkow (actor) as Reporter, Eamon John Stocks (actor) and Zorana Sadiq (singer) as Young Brian Mulroney, Nancy E.L. Ward as Colonel's Housekeeper and Danny Waugh (actor) and Joel Katz (singer) as Secret Service Agent. Movie Central, August 12, 2012. It is a satirical Canadian film about former prime minister Brian Mulroney.

A Perfect World. 1993, Starring Kevin Costner as Robert 'Butch' Haynes, Clint Eastwood as Chief Red Garnett (also Director), Laura Dern as Sally Gerber, T.J. Lowther as Phillip 'Buzz' Perry, Keith Szarabajka as Terry Pugh, Leo Burmester as Tom Adler, Paul Hewitt as Dick Suttle, Bradley Whitford as Bobby Lee, Ray McKinnon as Bradley, Jennifer Griffin as Gladys Perry, Leslie Flowers as Naomi Perry, Belinda Flowers as Ruth Perry, Darryl Cox as Mr. Hughes, Jay Whiteaker as Billy Reeves, Taylor Suzanna McBride as Tinkerbell, Christopher Reagan Ammons as Dancing Skeleton, Mark Voges as Larry Billings, Vernon Grote as Prison Guard, James Jeter as Oldtimer, Ed Geldart as Fred Cummings, Bruce McGill as Paul Saunders, Nik Hagler as General Store Manager, Gary Moody as Local Sheriff, George Haynes as Farmer, Marietta Marich as Farmer's Wife, Rodger Boyce as Mr. Willits, Lucy Lee Flippin as Lucy, Elizabeth Ruscio as Paula, David Kroll as Newscaster, Gabriel Folse as Officer Terrance, Gil Glasgow as Officer Pete, Dennis Letts as Governor, John Hussey as Governor's Aide, Margaret Bowman as Trick 'r Treat Lady, John M. Jackson as Bob Fielder, Connie Cooper as Bob's Wife, Cameron Finley as Bob Fielder Jr., Katy Wottrich as Patsy Fielder, Marco Perella as Road Block Officer, Linda Hart as Eileen (Waitress), Brandon Smith as Officer Jones, George Orrison as Officer Orrison, Wayne Dehart as Mack (the Farmer), Mary Alice as Lottie (Mack's Wife), Kevin Jamal Woods as Cleveland (Mack's Grandson), Tony Frank as Arch Andrews (Farm Owner), Woody Watson as Lt. Hendricks, James W. Gavin as Helicopter Pilot, Craig Hosking as Helicopter Pilot, Norman Howell as 'Butch's' Stunt Double, Mark Thomason as 'Butch's' Stand-in, Cody Ross as 'Phillip's' Stand-in, Jimmy Ray Pickens as Cop, David Stanford as Neighbor kid, Greg Stechman as Teen Onlooker and Libby Villari as Reporter. Encore Avenue, August 13, 2012. Soundtrack: "Ida Red" - Performed by Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, Courtesy of Bill Mack Productions, Arranged by Bob Wills; "Abilene" - Written by John D. Loudermilk, Lester Brown and Bob Gibson, Performed by George Hamilton IV, Courtesy of the RCA Records Label of BMG Music; "South" - Written by Bennie Moten and Thamon Hayes, Performed by Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, Courtesy of Bill Mack Productions; "Please Help Me, I'm Falling (in Love with You)" - Written by Don Robertson and Hal Blair, Performed by Hank Locklin, Courtesy of the RCA Records Label of BMG Music; "Blue Blue Day" - Written by Don Gibson, Performed by Don Gibson, Courtesy of the RCA Records Label of BMG Music; "Catch a Falling Star" - Written by Paul Vance and Lee Pockriss, Performed by Perry Como, Courtesy of the RCA Records Label of BMG Music; "Guess Things Happen That Way" - Written by Jack Clement, Performed by Johnny Cash, Courtesy of Columbia Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Night Life" - Written by Willie Nelson, Walt Breeland and Paul Buskirk, Performed by Rusty Draper, Courtesy of Sony Music Special Products; "Sea of Heartbreak" - Written by Hal David and Paul Hampton, Performed by Don Gibson, Courtesy of the RCA Records Label of BMG Music; "Dark Moon" - Written by Ned Miller, Performed by Erik Jacobsen and Chris Isaak, Courtesy of Reprise Records; "The Little White Cloud that Cried" - Written by Johnnie Ray, Performed by Chris Isaak, Produced by Erik Jacobsen, Courtesy of Reprise Records; "Funny How Time Slips Away" - Written and Performed by Willie Nelson, Courtesy of EMI Records USA, a division of ERG, Under license from CEMA Special Markets; "Don't Worry" - Written and Performed by Marty Robbins, Courtesy of Columbia Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Big Fran's Baby" - Composed by Clint Eastwood, Conducted and Produced by Lennie Niehaus. Anachronisms: 1. In a scene where the police are getting some candy together, some of the candy is in boxes from the 1990s, a design that did not appear until almost 30 years after the time in which the movie is set. 2. The station wagon Butch steals is a either an Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser or its twin the Buick Skylark Sports Wagon, easily identified by the glass "skylights" around the edge of the roof. However these cars were not introduced until February of 1964. Earlier in the movie a reference is made to an upcoming visit to Dallas by President Kennedy, so the car could not exist during the time frame of the movie. 3. Based on the references to President John F. Kennedy and the Texas governor's re-election campaign, the events in this movie take place in 1962. The US paper money shown at the end of the movie and in the opening are modern post-1964 Federal Reserve Notes instead of Silver Certificates which were the only currency in circulation in 1962.

Happy Gilmore. 1996, Starring Adam Sandler as Happy Gilmore, Christopher McDonald as Shooter McGavin, Julie Bowen as Virginia Venit, Frances Bay as Grandma, Allen Covert as Otto, Robert Smigel as IRS Agent, Bob Barker as Himself, Richard Kiel as Mr. Larson, Dennis Dugan as Doug Thompson, Joe Flaherty as Donald the Jeering Fan, Lee Trevino as Himself, Kevin Nealon as Potter, Verne Lundquist as Announcer, Jared Van Snellenberg as Happy's Waterbury Caddy, Ken Camroux as Coach, Rich Elwood as Assistant Coach, Carl Weathers as Chubbs, Nancy McClure as Terry, Helena Yea as Chinese Lady, William Sasso as Mover, Dee Jay Jackson as Mover, Ellie Harvie as Registrar, Ian Boothby as Guy on Green, Andrew Johnston as Crowd Guy - Waterbury, Kimberley Restell as Crowd Girl - Waterbury, Fred Perron as Waterbury Heckler, Helen Honeywell as Crazy Old Lady, Paul Raskin as Starter #1 - Waterbury, William Samples as Starter #2 - AT&T, John Shaw as Daniel Lafferty, Ted Deeken as Auctioneer, John Destry as Zamboni Driver, Jim Crescenzo as Shooters AT&T Caddy, Brett Armstrong as Shooters Tournament Caddy, Peter Kelamis as Potter's Caddy, Stephen Tibbetts as Pro Golfer, Edward Lieberman as Pro Golfer, Donald MacMillan as Young Happy, Louis O'Donoghue as Happy's Dad, Lisanne Collett as Happy's Mom, Stephen Dimopoulos as Italian Guy, Douglas Newell as Starter #4 - Pro-Am, Frank L. Frazier as Blue Collar Fan, David Kaye as Reporter, Zachary Webb as Batting Kid, Simon Webb as Doctor, Mark Lye as Mark Lye, Betty Linde as Elderly Woman, Dave Cameron as Reporter #2, Lou Kliman as Reporter #3, Brent Chapman as Official, Jessica Gunn as Signed Chest Woman, Phillip Beer as Cowboy Joe, Fat Jack as Jack Beard, Michelle Holdsworth as Babe on Green, Charles L. Brame as Abe Lincoln, Carrie Fleming as Donna, Brennan Kotowich as Boy, Joe Sakic as Player at Hockey Tryouts and Ben Stiller as Hal L. - Orderly in Nursing Home. Encore Avenue, August 13, 2012. Soundtrack: "Tuesday's Gone" - Written by Allen Collins and Ronnie Van Zant, Performed by Lynyrd Skynyrd, Courtesy of MCA Records; "Kiss You All Over" - Written by Michael Chapman and Nicolas Chinn (as Nicky Chinn), Performed by Exile, Courtesy of Mike Chapman Enterprises, Inc.; "Money (That's What I Want)" - Written by Berry Gordy (as Berry Gordy, Jr.) and Janie Bradford; "Magic" - Written by David Paton and William Lyall, Performed by Pilot, Courtesy of EMI Records, Under License from CEMA Special Markets; "Carry On Wayward Son" - Written by Kerry Livgren, Performed by Kansas, Courtesy of Epic Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Wooly Bully" - Written by Domingo Samudio (as Sam Samudio), Performed by Sam the Sham & The Pharaohs, Courtesy of Polydor Records, By Arrangement with PolyGram Film and Television Licensing; "Endless Love" - Written by Lionel Ritchie, Performed by Diana Ross and Lionel Ritchie, Courtesy of Motown Records Company, L.P., By Arrangement with PolyGram Film and Television Licensing; "Green Onions" - Written by Booker T. Jones, Steve Cropper, Lewie Steinberg (as Lewis Steinberg) and Al Jackson Jr.; "Happy Day" - Written by Eric Kupper and Orville Brinsley Evans, Performed by Uncanny Alliance, Courtesy of A&M Records, Inc.; "Jump Around" - Written by Larry Muggerud and Erik Schrody, Performed by House of Pain, Courtesy of Tommy Boy Records; "Vidyekhom Svyet Istinly" - Written by K. Shvedov, Performed by Siavyanka Men's Chorus, Courtesy of Harmonia Mundi U.S.A.; "Rock And Roll Part 2" - Written by Gary Glitter and Mike Leander, Performed by Gary Glitter, Courtesy of Laurence Myers Limited; "We've Only Just Begun" - Written by Paul Williams and Roger Nichols, Sung by Carl Weathers (uncredited); "Clubhouse Pie-ano" - Written and Performed by Sourcerer, Courtesy of Neenoon Tunes. Trivia: 1. Bob Barker wasn't sure if he wanted to be in the movie. When he learned that he was going to win the fight with Adam Sandler, he accepted the role. 2. Joe Sakic of the NHL's Colorado Avalanche appears uncredited during the hockey tryout scene. Quotes: Bob Barker: "There is *no* way that you could have been as bad at hockey as you are at golf!" Happy Gilmore: "Alright, let's go!" [Happy throws down his club and punches Bob in the face, who falls to the ground] Happy Gilmore: "You like that, old man? You want a piece of me?"
Bob Barker: [Shaking his head as he gets up] "I don't want a *piece* of you, I want the *whole thing*!" [Punches Happy in the gut, then proceeds to punch him in the face ten times, sending Happy falling into a pond] Happy Gilmore: [Happy gets out] "Now you're gonna get it, Bobby!" [Happy grabs his club and swings at Bob, who blocks, punches Happy in the face, then throws him to the ground. Happy tackles Bob, resulting in both of them rolling down a hill. At the bottom, Happy headbutts Bob] Happy Gilmore: "The price is *wrong*, bitch!"
Bob Barker: [Bob grabs Happy's throat, opens his eyes with a menacing look, stands up, punches Happy in the gut twice, and once in the face before Happy falls down again] "I think you've had enough." [Starts to walk away, but notices Happy start to stand up again] Bob Barker: "No?" [Kicks Happy in the face]
Bob Barker: "*Now* you've had enough... bitch."

Abduction. 2011, Starring Taylor Lautner as Nathan Harper/Steven Price, Lily Collins as Karen Murphy, Alfred Molina as Frank Burton, Jason Isaacs as Kevin Harper, Maria Bello as Mara Harper, Sigourney Weaver as Dr. Geraldine "Geri" Bennett, Michael Nyqvist as Nikola Kozlow, Dermot Mulroney as Martin Price, Elisabeth Röhm as Woman/Lorna Price, Antonique Smith as Sandra Burns, Denzel Whitaker as Gilly, Jake Andolina as CIA Man, Oriah Acima Andrews as Riah, Ken Arnold as Thermal, Steve Blass as Game Announcer, Derek Burnell as Hot Dog Vendor, Ben Cain as Driver, Holly Scott Cavanaugh as Mrs. Murphy, Radick Cembrzynski as Kozlow's Tech, Richard Cetrone as Gregory, Mike Clark as News Reporter, Jack Erdie as Short Sleeves, Rita Gregory as Nurse, Tim Griffin as Red Flannel, Nathan Hollabaugh as Cop, Jason Isaacs as Kevin, Mike Lee as Tech, James Liebro as Stadium Usher, Frank Lloyd as Brighton Beach #2, Christopher Mahoney as Caretaker, Emily Peachey as Girl, William Peltz as Jake, Nickola Shreli as Alek, Victor Slezak as Tom Shealey, Roger Guenveur Smith as Mr. Miles, Adam Stanley as CIA SWAT Team Leader, Art Terry as Amtrak Security Guard, Ilia Volok as Sweater, Cherokee Walker as Helicopter Pilot, Allen Williamson as Billy, Tony Amen as Airport Passenger, David Barckhoff as Party Guest/Pirate Fan, Daniel Clayton as High School Student/Partygoer, K.J. Duffey as Party Guest/Game Spectator, Jim Fitzgerald as CIA Agent #1, Brittany Forringer as Driver/Pirate Fan, Bryan Friday as Brighton Beach, Grace Gentiluomo as Airport Arrival, Sam Harris as E.M.T., Robert Edward Healy III as PNC Park Security Guard, Jimmy Herring as Band Member, Stefanie Jula as Baseball Game Spectator, William Kania as CIA Tactical, Kirk Kelly as Student/Passenger, Sharyn Kmieciak as Hospital Visitor/Baseball Fan, Laurie Mann as Pirate fan, Tiffany Sander McKenzie as Woman in ER Waiting Room, Doug Michaels as Party Boy, Michael A. Migliore as Pittsburgh Pirate Fan, Bradley Naedele as Fake ID Dude, Mark Nearing as Brighton Beach 1, Holly Neelie as Passerby, Diedra Arthur O'Ree as Pedestrian, Dave Parsons as CIA Agent Photographer and Joanna Theobalds as Teacher. Movie Central, August 13, 2012. Soundtrack: "Come on Get It" - Written by Lenny Kravitz and Craig Ross, Performed by Lenny Kravitz, Courtesy of Roadrunner Records, By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Twist" - Written by Nanna Øland Fabricius and Ryan Michael Breen, Performed by Oh Land, Courtesy of Epic Records, By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "#1Nite" - Written by Cobra Starship, Brent Kutzle and Ryan B. Tedder, Performed by Cobra Starship feat. Ryan Tedder, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Crop./Fueled By Ramen, By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing, Ryan Tedder appears courtesy of Interscope Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Good Girl" - Written by Sandy Wilhelm, Mikkel Eriksen, Tor Hermansen and Autumn Rowe, Performed by Alexis Jordan, Courtesy of Columbia Records, By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Novocaine Lips" - Written by Matthew Bair and Ronald Jackson, Performed by Matthew Koma, Courtesy of Interscope Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Slave to Love" - Written and Performed by Bryan Ferry, Courtesy of Virgin Records Ltd., Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "Under My Skin" - Written by Tom Polce, Scott Paul Johnson, Timothy Alexander LoPresto, Zachary Michael Fleury and Ben Carson, Performed by Hot Bodies in Motion, Produced by Tom Polce; "The Witness" - Written by Jade Puget and Davey Havok, Performed by Blaqk Audio; "The Chorus" - Written and Performed by Donora, Courtesy of Rostrum Records; "Blame It on the Boom Boom" - Written by Ben Wells, Jon Lawhon, John Fred Young and Chris Robertson, Performed by Black Stone Cherry, Courtesy of Roadrunner Records, By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing; "Heart Attack" - Written and Performed by Raphael Saadiq, Courtesy of Columbia Records, By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "Loving You Tonight" - Written by Andrew Allen and Rob Ghosh, Performed by Andrew Allen, Courtesy of Epic Records, By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing;
"DJ Love Song" - Written by Shyralessia Worthen, Performed by SuperStar Shyra, Courtesy of Pike and Pine Music; "To Be Loved" - Written by Pat Monahan and David Hodges, Performed by Train, Courtesy of Columbia Records, By arrangment with Sony Music Licensing. Trivia: 1. The chase scene at PNC Park was filmed on August 22, 2010, during an actual game. The Pirates beat the Mets 2-1. John Singleton wanted to film a chase scene there, which was not in the script, with a small crew with Taylor Lautner doing his own stunts. 2. Nathan wears a Pittsburgh Pirates shirt, #21 with the name Clemente on the back. Roberto Clemente was a star player for the Pirates. He was the first Latin American to have 3000 hits, and the first Latin American elected into the Hall of Fame posthumously. He won 12 golden gloves, 15 All-star selections, lifetime .317 batting average, and played in two winning World Series, being MVP in the '71 series. He died on a flight to Nicaragua on the 31st of December, 1972, flying with emergency relief items to help after the earthquake there. The statue outside PNC park (which was possibly going to be named after Clemente before PNC bought the naming rights) where the ticket is left is of Roberto Clemente.

AntiTrust (also titled Conspiracy.com and Startup). 2001, Starring Ryan Phillippe as Milo Hoffman, Rachael Leigh Cook as Lisa Calighan, Claire Forlani as Alice Poulson, Tim Robbins as Gary Winston, Douglas McFerran as Bob Shrot, Richard Roundtree as Lyle Barton, Tygh Runyan as Larry Banks, Yee Jee Tso as Teddy Chin, Nate Dushku as Brian Bissel, Ned Bellamy as Phil Grimes, Tyler Labine as Redmond Schmeichel, Scott Bellis as Randy Sheringham, David Lovgren as Danny Solskjær, Zahf Paroo (as Zahf Hajee) as Desi, Jonathon Young as Stinky, Peter Howitt as Homeless Man, Rick Worthy as Shrot's Assistant, Nathaniel Deveaux as Lawyer, Ian Robison as Lawyer, Linda Ko as Gary's Secretary, Ed Beechner as Ken Cosgrove, Bobby Stewart as Building 20 Guard, Eric Breker as Building 20 Guard, Colin Cunningham as Building 20 Guard, J.R. Bourne as Building 21 Guard, Eric Keenleyside as Coffee Guard, Dayna Devon as TV Interviewer, Ron Halder as Houseman, Sarah Deakins as DOJ Receptionist, Daniel McKellar as Co-Worker, Howard Storey as Rent-A-Guard, Elizabeth Carol Savenkoff as Clarissa Winston, Ingelise Nherlan as Yoga Woman, Peter New as Skinhead, Blaine Perrin as Skinhead, Colin Foo as Grocer, Helena Yea as Grocer's Wife, Kevin Hayes as News Anchor; Reporters: Claire Riley, Patti Vieta, Rob Court, Scott Fee, Norma Wick, Tamara Taggart and Linden Banks; Benita Ha as Party Reporter, Justin Sain as Policeman, Ricardo Scarabelli as Policeman, Ian Bliss as Policeman, Peter Goudie as Senator, Anees Peterman as Senator, Gregor Trpin as Computer Guy, Julie McDowell as Concerned Guest, Miguel de Icaza as Himself, Scott McNealy as Himself, Brian Walley as Press Photographer, Robert J. Halas as Cameraman; Geeks: Daniel Cruz, Tyson Holmes, Rachel McGinnis, Francisco Ortiz, Dino Pallome, Paresh Ramji, Jason Singer, Simon Wong and Greg Armstrong-Morris; David Clennon as Barry Linder, Amy Esterle as Golden Waitress, Rana Morrison as Dawna - Computer Operator and Benjamin B. Smith as Ben. Encore Avenue, August 14, 2012. Soundtrack: "Pigeon Farm" - Written by John Wozniak, Performed by Marcy Playground, Courtesy of Capitol Records, under license from EMI-Capitol Music Special Markets; "Beautiful People" - Written by Gareth Coombes, Robert Coombes, Daniel Goffey and Michael Quinn, Performed by Supergrass, Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group and EMI Records Limited, The Island Def Jam Music Group is under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Prelude No. 5 in G Major, Opus 32" - Composed by Sergei Rachmaninoff, Performed by David Troy Francis, pianist, Courtesy of Barbarian Records; "Pick A Part That's New" - Written by Stuart Cable, Kelly Jones and Richard Jones, Performed by Stereophonics, Courtesy of V2 Records, Inc.; "Forbidden City" - Written by Joe Strummer, Performed by Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros (as Joe Strummer and Mescaleros), Courtesy of Universal International Music, B.V. and Hellcat Records, Universal International Music, B.V. is under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Son Of Sam" - Written and Performed by Elliott Smith, Courtesy of Dreamworks Records, by arrangement with Universal Music Enterprises; "Heroes" - Written by David Bowie and Brian Eno, Performed by David Bowie, Courtesy of RZO Music, Inc.; "Cocktails" - Written and Performed by Bill Conti, Courtesy of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Music Inc.; "Nietzsche" - Written by Courtney Taylor-Taylor (as Courtney Taylor), Performed by The Dandy Warhols (as Dandy Warhols), Courtesy of Capitol Records, under license from EMI-Capitol Music Special Markets; "Godless" - Written by Courtney Taylor-Taylor (as Courtney Taylor), Performed by The Dandy Warhols (as Dandy Warhols), Courtesy of Capitol Records, under license from EMI-Capitol Music Special Markets; "When It All Goes Wrong Again" - Written by Art Alexakis, Greg Eklund and Craig Montoya, Performed by Everclear, Courtesy of Capitol Records, under license from EMI-Capitol Music Special Markets; "Angel" - Written by Robert del Naja (as Robert Del Naja), Mushroom Vowles (as Andrew Vowles), Horace Hinds (as Horace Andy) and Grant Marshall (as Grantley Marshall), Performed by Massive Attack, Courtesy of Virgin Records Ltd./Virgin Records America, Inc. Trivia: 1. The film opened to a poor reception and was generally panned by critics. Some critics found Gary Winston to be a thinly disguised pastiche of Bill Gates and didn't protect against libel; and that NURV seems a whole lot like Microsoft. A Microsoft spokesman said, "From the trailers, we couldn't tell if the movie was about [America Online] or Oracle." 2. Principal photography for Antitrusttook place in Vancouver, British Columbia, and California. Simon Fraser University's Burnaby campus stood in for external shots of NURV headquarters. 3. Three of Winston's thugs have the last names Schmeichel, Sheringham and Solskjaer. This is a reference to the goalkeeper and goal scorers on Manchester United's 1999 U.E.F.A. Champions League winning team. The director is a Man U fan.

The Ides of March. 2011, Starring Ryan Gosling as Stephen Meyers, George Clooney as Governor Mike Morris, Philip Seymour Hoffman as Paul Zara, Paul Giamatti as Tom Duffy, Evan Rachel Wood as Molly Stearns, Marisa Tomei as Ida Horowicz, Jeffrey Wright as Senator Thompson, Max Minghella as Ben Harpen, Jennifer Ehle as Cindy Morris, Gregory Itzin as Jack Stearns, Michael Mantell as Senator Pullman, Yuriy Sardarov as Mike, Bella Ivory as Jenny, Maya Sayre as Sue, Danny Mooney as Campaign Editor, John Manfredi as Advance Guy, Robert Mervak as Piano Player, Fabio Polanco as Security Guard, Frank Jones Jr. as Janitor, Peter Harpen as Head First Bartender, Rohn Thomas as Stage Manager, David McConnell as Director, Mark Stacey White as Sound Man, Lauren Wainwright as Student #1, Kris Reilly as Student #2, Michael D. Ellison as Pullman Staffer, Hayley Meyers as Jill, Leslie McCurdy as Clinic Nurse, Rob Braun as Himself, Rachel Maddow as Herself, Chris Matthews as Himself, Charlie Rose as Himself, Deb Dixon as Local Anchor, Neal Anthony Rubin as Reporter #1, Loretta Higgins as Reporter #2, Joe Dinda as Joe the Staffer, John Repulski as Organist, Cherie Bowman as Air Tran Ticket Agent; Choir: Chyla Anderson, Maxi Anderson, Nelson Beato, Johnny Britt, Alvin Chea, Carmen Carter, Christopher Carter, Carmel Echols, Clydene Jackson, Amy Keys, Lori Perry, Josef Powell, Lamont Van Hook, John West, Will Wheaton and Nita Whitaker; Lauren Mae Shafer as Morris' Make-up Lady, Rachael Adams as Morris Staff, Talia Akiva as Beth Morris, Matthew W. Allen as Senior Staff Member, Ron Baratono as Diner, Sharita Bone as Morris Campaign Staffer, Ewan Bourne as Morris Campaign Staff, Patricia Lynne Cissell as Endorsement Audience Member, Geralyn Clark as Morris Campaign Staff, Sandy Coonan as Mourner, Dennis Doyle Jr. as Video Cameraman, Tiffani Elise Edwards as Pullman Staffer, James Feaheny as Reporter #3, Taylor Fenech as Extra, Steven Hauptman as Bar Patron/Reporter, Pennie-Marie Hawkins as Mourner, Ron Heisler as Pullman iPad Worker, Jennie Kahn-Jacques as Mourner/Campaign Supporter, Tim Kaiser as Mourner, Kimberly Koltyk as Funeral Mourner, Jessica Nichole Lach as Mourner, Abe Larkin as Morris Campaign Staff, Kef Lee as Security Guard, Linda Linsley as Press, Michael Loos as Senator Pullman's Aide, Norine Marsh as Concession Speech Audience Member, Rebecca Mccarthy as Reporter, Tiffany Sander McKenzie as Debate Delegate, Ralph H. Meyer as Mourner/Senior Staff, Darrell P. Miller as Lighting Director, Oz Noori as Morris Campaign Staffer, Heather Park as Morris Campaign Staff, Krishawn Peace as Extra, Michael Peake as Audio Tech, David Pittinger as Business Man, Caroline Rankin as Campaign Rally Attendee, Kara Joy Reed as Morris Campaign Staff, Katy Russell as Audience Member, Stephanie Schaberg as Morris Campaign Staff, Tom Shafer as Hotel Manager, Kristyn Shelley as Audience Member, Joseph Smith as Morris Supporter, Chris Storck as Reporter, Eric Adam Swenson as Campaign Camera Operator, Melody Teodoro-Kurtis as Campaign Press Camera Operator, Nate Thomas as Morris Supporter, Johnny Truong as Morris Campaign Staff, Jeff Weinmann as Reporter and Paul Xiong as Mourner/Driver. Movie Central, August 14, 2012. Soundtrack: "We'll Meet Again" - Written by Ross Parker and Charles Hughes; "Let's Get Away From It All" - Written by Tom Adair and Matt Dennis; "Angel Eyes" - Written by Earl K. Brent (as Earl Brent) and Matt Dennis; "Fairest Lord Jesus" - Traditional. Trivia: Stephen Meyers ('Ryan Gosling') says about a slur on his opponent, "I don't care if it's true. I just want to hear him denying it." This is a reference to a statement attributed to Lyndon B. Johnson, who allegedly referred to an opponent as having carnal knowledge of farm animals. When an aide said he couldn't say that because it wasn't true, Johnson replied, "I know but I just want to hear him deny it."

Metal Tornado. 2011 (TV), Starring Lou Diamond Phillips as Michael Edwards, Nicole Deboer as Rebecca, Greg Evigan as Jonathan Kane, Stephen Macdonald as Nick Edwards, John Maclaren as Ron, Cinthia Burke as Lisa, Sophie Gendron as Allysa Winters, Frank Schorpion as Greg, Alexis Maitland as Megan, Rob Stewart as Dennis Porter, Jon McLaren as Shane, Sean Tucker as Sheriff Joe Riley, Kate Drummond as Wendy, Teri Loretto as Marjorie, Robert Reynolds as Stan Brooks, Paul Rainville as Paul, Landon Hicks as Trail Bike Rider, Mark Slacke as Woodsman, Chris Wyllie as Albert Miller, Todd Duckworth as Stephen Winters, Ross Wilson as Priest, Claudia Jurt as Deputy Barker, Pamela Masey as Linda Bradshaw, Jack Eyamie as Hank Brooks, Tim Finnigan as Young Farmer, Victor Cornfoot as Police Officer, Geoff McBride as Mr. Whalen, Henry Kwok as Detective, Terry Green as General Dawkins, Camille Solari as Melissa, Claude Naubert as Jacques, Daniel Simpson as Kevin the Security Guard, Caroline Redekopp as TV Reporter, J.F. Dufault as Patient, Paul Finnigan as Dr. Crawford, Jolanta Mojsej as Corporate Executive and Simon Seline as Scientist. Movie Central, August 15, 2012. Quebec-Ontario co-production.

The Guard. 2011 (Irish black comedy), Starring Brendan Gleeson as Sergeant Gerry Boyle, Don Cheadle as FBI Agent Wendell Everett, Liam Cunningham as Francis Sheehy-Skeffington, Mícheál Óg Lane as Eugene Moloney, David Wilmot as Liam O'Leary, Mark Strong as Clive Cornell, Fionnula Flanagan as Eileen Boyle, Sarah Greene as Sinéad Mulligan, Rory Keenan as Garda Aidan McBride, Dominique McElligott as Aoife O'Carroll, Katarina Čas as Gabriela McBride, Darren Healy as Jimmy Moody, Pat Shortt as Colm Hennessy; Young Men in Car: Ronan Collins, Paraic Nialand, John Patrick Beirne, Liam O'Conghaile and Christopher Kilmartin; Declan Mannlen as James McCormick, Laurence Kinlan as Photographer, Owen Sharpe as Billy Devaney, Wale Ojo as Doctor Oleyuwo, Mark O'Halloran as Garda No. 1, Gary Lydon as Garda Inspector Gerry Stanton, Conor Moloney as Detective, Laura Hitchings as Female Garda, Sharon Kearney as Woman at Bartley's House, David Pearse as Bartley, Dermot Healy as Old Farmer, Eamonn Olwill as Priest, Yuyang Sheilds as Diner Waitress; Musicians: Gay McKeon, Mary Corcoran, Colm Gannon and Johnny McDonagh; Henchmen: Dominick Hewitt, Giedrius Nagys and Gary Robinson. Movie Central, August 15, 2012. Soundtrack: "Rock Star" - Written by Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo, Performed by N.E.R.D.; "Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep" - Written by Harold Stott and Giuseppe Cassia, Performed by Middle of the Road; "Ode to Billie Joe" - Written by Bobbie Gentry, Performed by Bobbie Gentry; "Everything Happens To Me" - Written by Matt Dennis and Tom Adair, Performed by Chet Baker; "Leaving on a Jet Plane" - Written by John Denver, Performed by John Denver. Trivia: It is the most successful independent Irish film of all time in terms of Irish box-office receipts.

The Quick and the Dead. 1995, Starring Sharon Stone as Ellen, Gene Hackman as Herod, Russell Crowe as Cort, Leonardo DiCaprio as Kid (Fee Herod), Tobin Bell as Dog Kelly, Roberts Blossom as Doc Wallace, Kevin Conway as Eugene Dred, Keith David as Sgt. Cantrell, Lance Henriksen as Ace Hanlon, Pat Hingle as Horace the Bartender, Gary Sinise as Marshall, Mark Boone Junior as Scars, Olivia Burnette as Katie, Fay Masterson as Mattie Silk, Raynor Scheine as Ratsy, Woody Strode as Charles Moonlight (Coffin maker for the Town of Redemption), Jerry Swindall as Blind Boy, Scott Spiegel as Gold Teeth Man, Jonothon Gill as Spotted Horse, Sven-Ole Thorsen as Gutzon, Lennie Loftin as Foy, Matthew Gold as Foy's Boy, Arturo Gastelum as Carlos Montoya, David Cornell as Simp Dixon, Josef Rainer as Virgil Sparks, Stacey Ramsower as Young Ellen, Tony Boggs as Zeb, Scott Ryder as Gunfighter, Timothy Patrick Quill as Man in Bar, Solomon Abrams as Man on Veranda, John Cameron as Bordello Swell, Bruce Campbell as Wedding Shemp (scenes deleted), Michael Stone as Counselor, Butch Molina as Saloon Patron; Young Herod's Men: Gregory Goossen, Mick Garris and Oliver Dear; James Cotner as Townsman, Cindy Hundt as Bordello Girl and John A. Willingham as Gunfighter. Encore Avenue, August 15, 2012. Soundtrack: "El Tierra Calento" - Written by Alex Gonzalez, Performed by El Mariachi Tepalcatepec De Michoacan, Courtesy of Discos Dos Coronas, (A Division of Two Crowns International Inc.); "Un Mexicano En El Norte" - Written by Demetrio Farias, Performed by El Mariachi Tepalcatepec De Michoacan, Courtesy of Discos Dos Coronas, (A Division of Two Crowns International Inc.). Trivia: 1. This was Woody Strode's final performance (the film is dedicated to him). 2. Sharon Stone was so insistent that Leonardo DiCaprio appear in the film that she paid his salary personally. 3. Russell Crowe's first American feature. Anachronisms: 1. The Armani logo on Ellen's sunglasses. 2. Remington-Peters did not begin stamping "R-P" on their ammunition until the 1960s. 3. When the bartender is filling the peanut bowls it is obvious the big peanut jars he is feeding from are made of plastic. 4. During the gunfight between Ellen and Cort, there is a close up shot of Ellen's eyes including her contact lenses. 5. When Ellen wakes up after sleeping with Kid, you can see she is wearing modern day white colored mesh panties. 6. Fresh red apples are seen in a bowl and Herod is cutting one at dinner. It's doubtful that such items would have been available in the southwest at any price.

Outrageous! 1977 (Canadian comedy), Starring Craig Russell as Robin Turner, Hollis McLaren as Liza Connors, Richert Easley as Perry, Allan Moyle as Martin, David McIlwraith as Bob, Gerry Salsberg as Jason, Andrée Pelletier as Anne, Helen Shaver as Jo, Martha Gibson as Nurse Carr, Helen Hughes as Mrs. Connors, Jonah Royston as Dr. Beddoes, Richard Moffatt as Stewart, David Woito as Hustler, Rusty Ryan as Jimmy, Trevor Bryan as Miss Montego Bay, Jackie Loren as Jackie Loren, Michael Daniels as Performer in Gold, Mike Ironside as Drunk, René Fortier as Manatee DJ, Maxine Miller as Peggy O'Brien, Michel as Performer in Pink, Brent Savoy as Bob's Friend, Aaron Schwartz as New York Club Owner and Gregory Terlecki as Club Manatee Show Spectator. Encore Avenue, August 16, 2012. Outrageous! was one of the first gay-themed films ever to receive widespread theatrical release in North America. Soundtrack: "It Ain't Easy" (1977) - Music by Paul Hoffert (uncredited), Lyrics by Brenda Hoffert (uncredited), Performed by Brenda Hoffert, Later sung by Craig Russell (uncredited) imitating Peggy Lee; "Ave Maria (Op.52 No.1)" (1825) - Written by Franz Schubert (uncredited), Performed by Brenda Hoffert; "Step Out" (1977) - Music by Paul Hoffert (uncredited), Lyrics by Brenda Hoffert (uncredited), Performed by Cecille Frennette; "Christmas Song" - Composer unknown, Performed by Cecille Frennette; "Give My Regards to Broadway" (1904) (uncredited) - Written by George M. Cohan, Sung on a record, Later Sung by Craig Russell imitating Judy Garland; "Frankie and Johnny" (1912) (uncredited) - Music and Lyrics by Bert Leighton and Frank Leighton, Sung by Craig Russell imitating Mae West; "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" (1953) (uncredited) - Music by Jule Styne, Lyrics by Leo Robin, Sung by Craig Russell imitating Carol Channing, Marlene Dietrich, Ethel Merman, Ella Fitzgerald, Pearl Bailey and Bette Midler; "Lili Marlene" (1938) (uncredited) - Music by Norbert Schultze, A few bars played after Russell's impersonation of Marlene Dietrich. Other visual and vocal impersonations by Craig Russell: Tallulah Bankhead, Bette Davis and Barbra Streisand.

Chasing Madoff. 2011 (documentary), Starring Frank Casey as Himself, Neil Chelo as Himself, Marc A. Hermann as News photographer (archive footage), Gaytri Kachroo as Herself, Bernie Madoff as Himself (archive footage), Harry Markopolos as Himself, Michael Ocrant as Himself; Interviews/Appearances: Ronnie Sue Ambrosino, Dominic Ambrosino, Sergeant Harry Bates, Ellen Bernfeld, Michael de Vita, Elaine Grosos, Maureen Ebel, Cynthia & Richard Friedman, David Kotz, Faith Markopolos, Louis & Georgia Markopolos; Harry, Louie & George Markopolos; James Ratley, Renee Rosen, Burt Ross and Mary Thomajan; Cast: Michael Bien, Jeff Bessner, Brandon Kliman, Jenna Kliman, Al Van Mil, Tim Morgan, Lin Oi Kwan, Andrew Pink and Paul Spagnato. Movie Central, August 16, 2012. Soundtrack: "Lacrimosa" and "Confutatis" (From The Mozart Requiem Mass) - Performed by Apollo Symphony Orchestra; "Indiana Days" - Courtesy of APM Music; "No One Would Listen" - By Harry Markopolos, Published by John Wiley & Sons. The film is based on the book by Harry Markopolos. Storyline: The film includes interviews with Markopolos and fellow investigators Frank Casey, Neil Chelo, Michael Ocrant, and Gaytri Kachroo over how they pursued and exposed Bernie Madoff and his elaborate ponzi scheme for bilking investors out of $50 billion.

Lost in Space. 1998, Starring Gary Oldman as Dr. Zachary Smith/Spider Smith, William Hurt as Prof. John Robinson, Matt LeBlanc as Maj. Don West, Mimi Rogers as Dr. Maureen Robinson, Heather Graham as Dr. Judy Robinson, Lacey Chabert as Penny Robinson, Jack Johnson as Will Robinson, Jared Harris as Older Will Robinson, Mark Goddard as General, Lennie James as Jeb Walker, Marta Kristen as Reporter #1, June Lockhart as Principal Cartwright, Edward Fox as Businessman, Adam Sims as Lab Technician, Angela Cartwright as Reporter #2, John Sharian as Noah Freeman, Abigail Canton as Annie Tech, Richard Saperstein as Global Sedition attack pilot, Dick Tufeld as Rambler-Crane series Robot (voice), Gary Hecker as Blarp (voice), William Todd Jones as Spider Smith (Shadow), and Kamay Lau as Space Cadet Reporter. Encore Avenue, August 18, 2012. Soundtrack: "Lost In Space (Theme)" - Written by John Williams, Performed by Apollo 440, Courtesy of Epic Records; "Will & Penny's Theme" - Written by Noko, Trevor Gray and Howard Gray, Performed by Apollo 440, Courtesy of Epic Records; "I'm Here...Another Planet" - Written by The Creatures & Juno Reactor, Performed by Juno Reactor & The Creatures, Courtesy of Blueroom Released & The Creatures; "Bang On" - Written by Alex Gifford, Performed by The Propellerheads, Courtesy of Dreamworks Records/Wall of Sound Recordings, Under license from Universal Music Special Markets/Propellerheads; "Song for Penny" - Written by Richard Fearless & Tim Holmes, Performed by Death In Vegas, Courtesy of Time Bomb Recordings/Concrete Records; "Everybody Needs a 303" - Written by Fatboy Slim & Edwin Starr, Performed by Fatboy Slim, Courtesy of Astralwerks/Caroline Records Inc., Contains a sample of "Everybody Needs Love", Written & Performed by Edwin Starr; "Lost In Space" - Written by Space/Palmer, Performed by Space, Courtesy of Gut Records, Ltd.; "Busy Child" - Written by The Crystal Method, Performed by The Crystal Method, Courtesy of Outpost Records, Under license from Universal Music Special Markets. Trivia: 1. The plot is adapted from the 1965–1968 CBS television series Lost In Space. The film focuses on the Robinson family, who undertake a voyage to a nearby star system to begin large-scale emigration from a soon-to-be uninhabitable Earth, but are thrown off course by a saboteur and must try to find their way home. 2. Several of the actors from the original TV series had cameos in the film.Several of the actors from the TV show appeared in the film. June Lockhart (Maureen Robinson) appeared as Will's school principal "Cartwright" in a hologram. Mark Goddard (Major West) appeared as Major West's commanding officer. Angela Cartwright (Penny Robinson) and Marta Kristen (Judy Robinson) appeared as news reporters. Dick Tufeld returned to his role as the voice of the Robot, having played the voice of the Robot in the original program, as well as narrating the series. However, Jonathan Harris, who played Dr. Smith in the series, declined an offer to cameo as a Global Sedition representative who deals with Dr. Smith in the film. Bill Mumy and Jonathan Harris, the two actors most supportive of the idea of a new movie (as well as the two most popular characters on the show), did not appear in it. Mumy wanted to play the older Will Robinson but the director thought it would be too distracting from the plot to have the original Will play the older Will. Harris was to have played the man who hired, then betrayed, Dr. Smith. 3. The television series Lost in Space was set in the future of 1997 - the year the film began production. was set in the future of 1997 - the year the film began production. 4. According to the screen writer, if this movie did receive a sequel it would of been about the Robinson Family making it to Alpha Prime. However they'll discover that Alpha Prime is already populated with humans because they previously went through a worm hole in the first movie that sends them into the future. Along with a sub-plot with Judy Robinson creating a cure for Dr. Smith to prevent the spider infection from turning him into Spider Smith and Penny ending up receiving the same color changing abilities as Blawp has.

Air Knob. 2009 (8 min, Short, Comedy), Starring Nathan Fleet as Rock Guitarist/Folk Guitarist, Emanuela Dussin as Girlfriend and Avery Fleet as Boy. Encore Avenue, August 18, 2012. Directed by Nathan Fleet; Writing credits: Nathan Fleet (story); Nathan Fleet (written by) & Derek Dwyer (written by); Original Music by Nathan Fleet. Trivia: 1. All the guitar audio was pre-recorded and played back on set. This would allow Nathan Fleet, the film's composer and on-screen guitarists, perfect sync and technical accuracy of the guitar parts. 2. Filmed entirely on location in Hamilton, Ontario. Storyline: An acoustic air guitarist into folk music is sitting on his front stoop playing. He is challenged into an air guitar duel by the guy who lives directly across the street who is an electric air guitarist into rock music. The electric air guitarist's girlfriend and a young boy passing by on his bicycle watch the duel. With each guitar lick, the duel steps up a notch. Finally the acoustic air guitarist thinks he's found a way to win the duel and the girl.

Sarah's Key (French: Elle s'appelait Sarah). 2010 (French) Starring Kristin Scott Thomas as Julia Jarmond, Mélusine Mayance as Sarah Starzynski, Niels Arestrup as Jules Dufaure, Frédéric Pierrot as Bertrand Tezac, Michel Duchaussoy as Édouard Tezac, Dominique Frot as Geneviève Dufaure, Natasha Mashkevich as Mme Starzynski, Gisèle Casadesus as Mamé, Aidan Quinn as William Rainsferd, Sarah Ber as Rachel, Arben Bajraktaraj as M. Starzynski, Karina Hin as Zoé, James Gerard as Mike Bambers, Joe Rezwin as Joshua, Kate Moran as Alexandra, Paul Mercier as Michel Starzynski, Alexandre Le Provost as Policier en civil, Serpentine Teyssier as Gardienne Immeuble, Simon Eine as Franck Levy, Julie Fournier as Femme brune Vel d'Hiv, Paige Barr as Ornella Harris, Joanna Merlin as Mme Rainsferd, George Birt as Richard Rainsferd, Vinciane Millereau as Nathalie Dufaure, Sylviane Fraval as Bertrand’s Mother, Dan Herzberg as Le gendarme rouquin, Nancy Tate as Alice, Frédérick Guillaud as Richard Rainsferd jeune, Maurice Lustyk as Homme au violon, Charlotte Poutrel as Sarah adulte, Maxim Driesen as Edouard Tezac enfant, Xavier Beja as André Tezac, Jacqueline Noëlle as Vieille femme, Jean-Pierre Hutinet as Le médecin ferme, Jonathan Kerr as Officier de police camp, Matthias Kreß (as Matthias Kress) as Officier allemand ferme, Franck Beckmann as Officier allemand train, Nicolas Seconda as Gendarme 1 Vel d'Hiv, François D'Aubigny as Gendarme 2 Vel d'Hiv, Stéphane Charond as Gendarme 1 camp, José Fumanal as Gendarme 2 camp, Gilles Louzon as Gendarme 3 camp, Pierre Nahori as Policier train, Sophie Bacry Picciotto as Voix 1, Christian Vurpillat as Voix 2, Rosa Herzberg as Voix 3 femme, Robert Rotsztein as Voix 4 homme, Yasmine Ghazarian as Une femme camp, Naëva Lissonnet as Fillette camp, Céline Caussimon as Infirmière vel d'hiv, Claudine Acs as Femme hystérique Vel d'Hiv, Viktoria Li as Infirmière clinique, Loïc Risser as Infirmier, Franck Chailly as Brancardier, Marco Florio as Serveur italien, Alice Erskine as Serveuse café Mozart, Stéphanie Gesnel as Jeune femme á la fenétre, Gérard Couchet as Vioil homme á la fenétre, Mark Fairchild as Bob Rainsferd, Melinda Wade as Jeune femme blonde américaine, Kiley Liddell and Brooke Liddell as Sarah Bébé, Anoushka Ravanshad as Italian woman, Jacques Chirac as Himself (archive footage) and Tatiana De Rosnay as Client in restaurant. Movie Central, August 19, 2012. Soundtrack: 1 La Java Bleue - G. Koger, N Renard & V.Scotto; 2 The Round Up - Max Richter; 3 The Buses - Max Richter; 4 The Vel d'Hiv - Max Richter; 5 Julia's Visit - Max Richter; 6 The Camp - Max Richter; 7 Time Piece - Max Richter; 8 Secrets - Max Richter; 9 Clouds 1 - Max Richter; 10 The Escape - Max Richter; 11 When She Came Back - Max Richter; 12 Clouds 2 - Max Richter; 13 The Tree, The Beach, The Sea - Max Richter; 14 Julia's Discovery - Max Richter; 15 I Am Writing This Letter - Max Richter; 16 Clouds 3 - Max Richter; 17 Julia's Journey - Max Richter; 18 When She Went Away - Max Richter; 19 The Journal - Max Richter; 20 Julia Walking - Max Richter; 21 All the Years Come Back - Max Richter; 22 Sarah's Notebook - Max Richter; 23 Easy Swing - Loren Wilfong; 24 A Different Kind of Love - Dick Walter; 25 Moonlight Magic - Alan Moorhouse; 26 Oif'n Veg Shtait Ah Boim - Traditional Chant Yiddish. Trivia: 1. An adaptation of the novel with the same title by Tatiana de Rosnay. 2. Although British, Kristin Scott-Thomas delivers her English dialogue in an American accent, but for most of the film she speaks fluent French as she is Anglo-French.

Tower Heist. 2011, Starring Ben Stiller as Josh Kovaks, Eddie Murphy as Slide, Casey Affleck as Charlie, Alan Alda as Arthur Shaw, Matthew Broderick as Mr. Fitzhugh, Stephen McKinley Henderson as Lester, Judd Hirsch as Mr. Simon, Téa Leoni as Special Agent Claire Denham, Michael Peña as Enrique Dev’Reaux, Gabourey Sidibe as Odessa, Nina Arianda as Miss Iovenko, Marcia Jean Kurtz as Rose, Juan Carlos Hernández as Manuel, Harry O'Reilly as Special Agent Danszk, Peter Van Wagner as Marty Klein Esq., Zeljko Ivanek as Director Mazin, Lynne Rossetto Kasper as Radio Host, Annika Pergament as NASDAQ/News Reporter, Clem Cheung as Kwan, Robert Downey Sr. 'A Prince' as Judge Ramos; Kids in Lobby: Max Russell Pratts, Nathan Malnik, Spencer Malnik, Jarod Malnik, Julie Vilanova and Cynthia Patsos; Kate Upton as Mr. Hightower’s Mistress, Marilyn Kim as Mrs. Jin, Judianny Compres as Rita, Omar Nicodemo as Tower Security, Dylan Ratigan as News Reporter, Allie Woods Jr. as Mr. Newhouse, Johnny Tran as Huang, Monika Plocienniczak as TV News Reporter, James Colby as Special Agent Huggins, Edward Noone as Special Agent, Frank Pesce as Riker’s Prison Guard, Annie Park as Girl in Mall, Christina Calph as Victoria's Secret Saleswoman, Kevin Pariseau as Swarovski Jewelry Salesman, Desmin Borges as Modell's Sneaker Salesman, Jessica Szohr as Sasha, Brian Distance as Tower Security Officer, Village as Tower Security Officer, Les Papp II as Tower Security Officer, Michael Stratton as Tower Security Officer, Christopher Arocho Rivaro as Doorman, Craig Castaldo as Radioman, Dwight 'Heavy D' Myers as Courthouse Guard, Veronika Korvin as Maid, Robert Clohessy as Parade Cop, Jan Owen as Mrs. Cronan, Lucky Park as Lucy the Dog; Arresting Special Agents: Robert Christian, Mark Philip Patrick, Paul R. Hickert, Kelvin Davis and Christopher Breslin; Ty Jones as Shaw's Prison Guard, Ted Lochwyn as Shaw's Prison Guard, Madison Knopp as Charlie and Sasha's Baby, Troy Hall as Delivery Man, Julie T. Pham as Huang's Wife, Bojun Wang as Huang's Son, Juanita Howard as Mr. Newhouse’s Wife, Bob Roseman as Josh's Prison Guard; Stunt Doubles: Gregory Fitzpatrick and Virgil Carter; Mike D. Anderson as Slide's Guy, Andrew Ayala as Parade Vendor, Darra Like Dat Boyd as Traffic Officer, Bill Chemerka as Maintenance Man, Alix Cross as Student, Nick Diamantis as Tower Valet, John Farrer as Upscale Resedent, Jane Gussin as Bar Patron, Vonn Harris as Clown Pirate, Moe Hindi as Tower Photographer, Rosemary Howard as Pedestrian, Rock Kohli as Bagel-cart Vendor, Ilan Krigsfeld as Released Inmate, Debbie Lang as Victoria Secret Shopper, Matt Lauer as Himself, John A. Locke as Gap Shopper, Gabriel Lopez as Inmate, Leroy S. Mobley as Parade Goer, Stephane Nicoli as Parade Goer, Mark Pettograsso as Prision Inmate - Rikers Island, Dennis Rees as Press Photographer, Peter Riga as Tower Guest, Mark Steiger as Parade Goer, Stream as Indian Sari Lady, Zuzanna Szadkowski as Polish Maid, Barbara Vincent as Neir's Bar Waitress and Steven Weisz as Doorman Tomas. Movie Central, August 20, 2012. Soundtrack: "Genius of Love" - Written and Performed by Tom Tom Club; "I'm Doing Fine Now" - Performed by New York City; Twelth Street Rag"; "Groovin'" - Performed by Booker T & The MG's; "Dadeland Girl"; "Drum Cadence"; "She Got Me" - Performed by Krunkadelic; "El Africano" - Performed by Wilfrido Vargas; "An American Christmas" - Performed by University of Washington Husky Marching Band; "Quimbara"; "Happy Birthday To You"; "Charge The Field"; Disco Frog" - Performed by Kermit & The Girls; "LSU Drumline Cadences" - Performed by LSU Tiger Marching Band; "Footlifter" - Performed by The Macy's Great American Marching Band; "Hey, Look Me Over" aka "Hey, Fightin' Tigers" - Performed by LSU Tiger Marching Band; "Land of 1000 Dances"; "Christmas Medley"; "Parade Route"; "Basketball Pep Band" - Sarah Scarlata Drum Line; "Mi Bomba Sono" - Tito Puente; "Santa's Parade."

Hard Times: Lost on Long Island. 2012 (TV Documentary), Starring Chris Foley as Himself - Comedian, Alan Fromm, Susan Fromm, David Hartstein, Heather Hartstein, Nick Puccio, Regina Puccio, Anne Strauss and Mel Strauss. HBO, August 20, 2012, with Connie Luther. Directed by Marc Levin. Dedicated to the late David Hartstein. Storyline: Though the recession officially ended in summer 2009, the fallout continues for some 25 million unemployed and underemployed Americans, many of whom worked their way up the corporate ladder, achieving the American Dream, only to see it slip through their fingers.

The Reflecting Skin. 1990, Starring Viggo Mortensen as Cameron Dove, Lindsay Duncan as Dolphin Blue, Jeremy Cooper as Seth Dove, Sheila Moore as Ruth Dove, Duncan Fraser as Luke Dove, David Longworth as Joshua, Robert Koons as Sheriff Ticker, David Bloom as Deputy, Evan Hall as Kim, Codie Lucas Wilbee as Eben, Sherry Bie as Cassie, Jason Wolfe as Cadillac Driver, Dean Hass as Passenger, Guy Buller as Passenger, Jason Brownlow as Passenger, Jeff Walker as Adam Blue; Joyce Robbins and Jacqueline Robbins as Twins; Debi Greenawdt as First Woman, Sandra Redmond and Second Woman and Walt Healy as Old Man. Encore Avenue, August 21, 2012. Trivia: 1. Film about a young child growing up in rural Idaho in the 1950s. It was directed by Philip Ridley. 2. The film weaves elements of the grotesque, vampirism, child sexual abuse, and religious zealotry throughout its narrative about the perceptions and fantasies of an impressionable pre-adolescent boy and his friends. 3. The film places the majority of its action outdoors around the dilapidated farms and in the wheat fields of Idaho shot in idyllic sunlight which belies the dark secrets of the characters and plot. 4. The story is told in an objective, somewhat absurdist style, which recalls David Lynch by way of Days of Heaven. Storyline: Young Seth Dove becomes obsessed with the idea of vampires and soon attaches his fixation onto a woman named Dolphin Blue. After his father’s suicide, Seth’s brother comes home from his military tour of duty in Micronesia and begins an affair with Dolphin, leaving Seth to become completely infatuated with the notion of his brother’s danger. Along with this, Seth finds himself at the mercy of an unstable mother along with a group of men, who plague the small children of Seth’s continually shrinking rural population. Quote: Cameron Dove: "Why don't you go play with your friends?" Seth Dove: "They're all dead."

Elizabeth I. 2005 (two-part British historical drama television miniseries), Starring Parts 1 and 2: Helen Mirren as Elizabeth I, Hugh Dancy as Earl of Essex, Toby Jones as Robert Cecil, Patrick Malahide as Sir Francis Walsingham, Ian McDiarmid as Lord Burghley, Toby Salaman as Dr Lopez, Ewen Bremner as King James VI; Part 1: Jeremy Irons as Earl of Leicester, Jérémie Covillault as Duke of Anjou, Erick Deshors as Jean de Simier, Simon Woods as Gifford, Diana Kent as Lady Essex, Barbara Flynn as Mary Queen of Scots, Geoffrey Streatfeild as Sir Anthony Babington, John McEnery as Jesuit Priest, Martin Savage as Stubbs, David Delve as Sir Francis Drake, Martin Marquez as Don Bernadino de Mendoza, Charles Millham as Priest, Ann Firbank as Lady Anne, Mykolas Doroffjus as Davison, Rimantas Bagdzevicius as Howard of Effingham, Remigijus Bilinskis as Man With Pitchfork, Geoffrey T. Bersey as Hatton, Arvydas Dapsys as MP; Part 2: Will Keen as Francis Bacon, Eddie Redmayne as Southampton, Ben Pullen as Sir Walter Raleigh, Charlotte Asprey as Frances Walsingham, Malcolm Terres as Chaplain, Douglas Reith as Judge, Anna Steel as Lady in Waiting, Ramünas Rudokas as Thomas Burghley; Plus: Jamie Glover as Richard (unknown episodes), Gerard Naprous as Executioner(unknown episodes), Daniel Naprous as Horsemaster (unknown episodes) and Arturas Nemanis as Executioner/Horse Wrangler (unknown episodes). HBO, August 19 and 21, 2012, with Connie Luther. Trivia: 1. The miniseries covers approximately the last 24 years of Elizabeth's nearly 45-year reign. Part 1 focuses on the final years of her relationship with the Earl of Leicester. Part 2 focuses on her subsequent relationship with the Earl of Essex, played by Hugh Dancy. The series originally was broadcast in the United Kingdom in two two-hour segments on 'Channel 4'. It later aired on HBO in the United States, CBC and TMN in Canada, ATV in Hong Kong, ABC in Australia, and TVNZ Television One in New Zealand. 2. The series went on to win Emmy, Peabody, and Golden Globe Awards. The same year, Helen Mirren starred as Queen Elizabeth II in The Queen, with which she dominated the award season. 3. The series was filmed in Vilnius, Lithuania, where the massive sets were constructed inside a sports arena that was abandoned in the 1970s. The Whitehall Palace set was constructed to scale from original plans. Quote: Queen Elizabeth I: "The hardest thing to govern is the heart." Anachronisms: 1. Elizabeth uses a fork when having dinner with Leicester before the battle against Spain but the fork was not introduced to England until the early 17th century when James I was on the throne. 2. While waiting on the beach to see if the Spanish Armada was about to invade England in 1588, Robert Dudley, first Earl of Leicester, pulled out his telescope to check the flag on a ship that was sailing up the river. The Telescope was invented by Hans Lippershey in 1608.

Virtual Lies (aka Cyber Seduction). 2012 (TV Movie), Starring Christina Cox as Jamie Chapman, Marc Menard as Will Chapman, Quinn Lord as Dylan Chapman, Brenda M. Crichlow as Rose Peterson, Ali Liebert as Allison Dean, Christos Shaw as Danny, Alexander Calvert as Tyler Sanderson, Michael Daingerfield as Dr. John Turner, Jennifer Kosovic as Geena, Kelly-Ruth Mercier as Mother, Jennifer Spence as Dr. Gloria Reese, Stephanie Hannay as Sexy Teacher, Crystal Mudry as Jamie Stunt Double, Corry Glass as Allison Stunt Double and John Tench as Walker. Movie Central, August 22, 2012. The film was produced with the participation of Corus Entertainment Inc. through Movie Central. The film's story is based in Seattle, Washington, but the film credits the Province of British Columbia Film Incentive BC, so may have been filmed in British Columbia, using occasional shots of the Space Needle in Seattle.

Killer Elite. 2011, Starring Jason Statham as Danny Bryce, Clive Owen as ex-SAS officer Spike Logan, Yvonne Strahovski as Anne Frazier, Robert De Niro as Hunter, Dominic Purcell as Davies, Aden Young as Meier, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje as The Agent, Ben Mendelsohn as Martin, Grant Bowler as Captain James Cregg, Matthew Nable as Pennock, Jamie McDowell as Diane, Chris Anderson as Finn, George Murphy as ADR Voice, Gillie McKenzie as Shooter and stunt double, Firass Dirani as Bakhait, Rodney Afif as Sheikh Amr, Andrew Stehlin as Dutchy, David Whiteley as MI6 Man, Lachy Hulme as Harris, Nick Tate as Commander B, Bille Brown as Colonel Fitz, Stewart Morritt as Campbell, Michael Dorman as Jake, Daniel Roberts as McCann, Dion Mills as Fiennes, Simon Armstrong as Gowling, Richard Elfyn as Porter, Brendan Charleson as Bazza, Sandy Greenwood as Harris' Girlfriend, Boris Brkic as Justice, Riley Evans as Joey, Sofia Nikitina as Donna, Tim Hughes as Major D, Tony Porter as Colonel Z, Michael Carman as The Don, Jack Llewellyn as Soldier #1, Huw Garmon as Sergeant #1, Barry Stones as Sergeant #2, Salim Fayad as Karim Bux, Sharbel Sukkar as Bakhait Guard, Melissa Martin as Woman in Office, Stephen Phillips as Local, Kristy Barnes-Cullen as Supply Room Nurse, Kate Neilson as Air Hostess, Ray Tiernan as Footman, Zane Dirani as Hussain, Mohamed Dirani as Salim, Michael Dirani as Ali, Emily Jordan as Exotic Woman, Grahame Mapp as Airplane Passenger #1, Sue Mapp as Airplane Passenger #2, Blake O'Leary as Car Kid #1, Cody Faull as Car Kid #2, Mo Dirani as Cellar Guard, Marcus Herrick as Train Driver and Melissa Martin as Woman In Office. Movie Central, August 22, 2012. Soundtrack: "Delilah" - Composed by Barry Mason (as B. Mason)/Les Reed (as L. Reed), (c) 1968 Donna Music Limited, Administered by J. Albert & Son Pty Limited, Used with permission; "Turkish Acid Bath (Shelter From the Storm)" - Performed by Kasabian, Words & Music by Sergio Pizzorno (as Pizzorno), Published by Sony/ATV Music Publishing, Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment UK Ltd; "Strange Brew" - Performed by Cream, Written by Eric Clapton, Gail Collins and Felix Pappalardi, © E.C. Music Ltd (PRS), All rights administered by Warner Chappell Music Publishing Limited, Published by Universal Music Publishing MGB Australia Pty Ltd., Courtesy of Polydor UK Ltd, Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd; "Peaches" - Performed by The Stranglers, Written by Hugh Cornwell (as Cornwell), Jet Black (as Duffy), Dave Greenfield (as Greenfield) and Jean-Jacques Burnel (as Burnel), Albion Music Ltd., Published by Complete Music Ltd/Universal Music Publishing MGB Australia Pty Ltd., Licensed courtesy of EMI Records Ltd; "Love Sensation" - Performed by Loleatta Holloway, Written by Dan Hartman, EMI Blackwood Music Inc. (BMI), Sound recording courtesy of Verse Music Group LLC ©2011, Originally released on Salsoul Records; "Out of the Shadow" - Written by Nicolas Neidhardt, Performed by Nicolas Neidhardt and Cyril Tarquini, Produced by Nicolas Neidhardt for Aktion Entertainment; "I Fought The Law" - Performed by The Clash, Written by Sonny Curtis, Published by Sony ATV/Acuff-Rose Music Ltd, Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment UK Ltd.; "Laisse-moi le temps d'apprendre..." - Written by Nadia Farès, Paul Breslin and Nicolas Neidhardt, Performed by Nadia Farès, Produced by Nicolas Neidhardt for Aktion Entertainment; "New Race" - Performed by Radio Birdman, Written by Deniz Tek, Published by Universal Music Publishing Australia Pty Ltd, Master recording courtesy of Radio Birdman/Trafalgar Music Australia. Trivia: The film is based on the 1991 novel The Feather Men by Sir Ranulph Fiennes. Anachronisms: 1. The Clear Sky travel agency has a six digit (should be seven) 0171 phone number. The 0171 code didn't exist until 1995, before that it was 071, and in the 1980's when the scene is set, the code for London was 01. 2. The movie takes place in 1980, but one of the very first establishing shots in the movie clearly shows a red Pontiac Fiero, which didn't come out until 1984. 3. In the final sequence, Spike is escaping in a second generation Volkswagen Jetta, a car that did not existed until 1985. 4. In two of the London arial shots, three Mercedes Citaro low-floor articulated buses can be clearly seen - which only started production in 1997, and were introduced to London in 2002. Moreover, there were no articulated buses in London at all in 1980, when the movie is set. 5. In the opening scenes Jason Stratham is using the Beretta 92F handgun first manufactured in 1992 and the film is set in 1980. However, the Beretta 92S was available in 1980 and is visually almost indistinguishable from the 92F. 6. In the escape scene early in the movie, De Niro's character Hunter takes a Glock 17 handgun from a guard. This weapon was not manufactured/sold until about 1984. Since the scene is set in 1980 it is somewhat improbable that he would have one. 7. At one point there is a shot of the Eiffel Tower, featuring the lighthouse. This was added for the 21st century celebration but the movie takes place in the early 80s. 8. Davied carries a Sig Sauer pistol throughout the movie even though Sig Suaer wasn't established until 1985. 9. When Spikes leaves the van where Davies' dead body lies, the intersection on background is crossed by semi-trailer pulled by series 4 Scania truck. Scania introduced 4-series trucks in 1995. 10. When Danny and Davies are scouting the Brecon Beacons in 1980, Danny's coat clearly has a Superdry logo on the collar. SuperGroup, the parent company of Superdry wasn't founded until 1985. Superdry as a brand wasn't founded until around 2003. 11. The sequence featuring a car chase starting and finishing at the hospital featured many vehicles with license plates showing three numbers and four letters, a format which has never been used in England. 12. When Hunter sits with Anne in the cafe in Paris the menu items written on the wall have prices in Euros, in 1980 it should have been Francs. 13. Mobile radio sets with short antennas are used, which came into use much later. 14. The type of helmet used during the assassination of the last target is clearly of a later era. 15. When the ransom money is being taken out of the attaché case, the one-hundred dollar bills have the current large faced Benjamin Franklin rather than the regular faced bills of the time period.

Klute. 1971, Starring Jane Fonda as Bree Daniel, Donald Sutherland as John Klute, Charles Cioffi as Peter Cable, Roy Scheider as Frank Ligourin, Dorothy Tristan as Arlyn Page, Rita Gam as Trina, Nathan George as Trask, Vivian Nathan as Psychiatrist, Lee Wallace as Nate Goldfarb, Sylvester Stallone as Discothèque Patron, Teri Garr as Psychiatrist's Receptionist, Morris Strassberg as Mr. Goldfarb, Barry Snider as Berger, Betty Murray as Holly Gruneman, Jane White as Janie Dale, Shirley Stoler as Momma Reese, Robert Milli as Tom Gruneman, Anthony Holland as Actor's Agent, Fred Burrell as Man in Hotel, Richard Shull as Sugarman, Mary Louise Wilson as Producer in Adv. Agency, Marc Malvin as Asst. Prod. in Adv. Agency, Rosalind Cash as Pat, Jean Stapleton as Goldfarb's Secretary, Jan Fielding as Psychiatrist's Secretary, Antonia Rey as Mrs. Vasek, Robert Ronan as Director in Little Theatre, Richard Ramos as Asst. Dir. in Little Theatre, Jerome Collamore as Custodian, Candy Darling as Discotheque Patron, Kevin Dobson as Man at Bar, Veronica Hamel as Model, Richard Jordan as Man kissing Jane Fonda in night club, Margaret Linn as Evie, Tony Major as Bill Azure, Harry Reems as Discotheque Patron, Joe Silver as Dr. Spangler and Ellen Stretton as Woman at Bar. Encore Avenue, August 22, 2012. Trivia: The film tells the story of a prostitute who assists a detective in solving a missing person's case. The movie was written by Andy Lewis and Dave Lewis and directed by Alan J. Pakula. Klute was the first installment of what informally came to be known as Pakula's "paranoia trilogy". The other two films in the trilogy are The Parallax View (1974) and All The President's Men (1976). The film includes a cameo appearance by Warhol Superstar actress Candy Darling, and another by All in the Family costar Jean Stapleton. All In the Family began airing in January 1971, the same month as the film's release. The music was composed by Michael Small. Jane Fonda won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in the film.

Afghan Luke. 2011 (Canadian), Starring Nick Stahl as Luke Benning, Nicolas Wright as Tom Holiday, Stephen Lobo as Mateen, Steve Cochrane as Sgt. Rick Cahoon, Pascale Hutton as Elita, Vik Sahay as Imran Sahar, Ali Liebert as Miss Freedom, Parm Soor as Ustad Mir, Lewis Black as Lewis Black, Yuriy Sobeshchakov as Russian Pilot, Emmanuel Shirinian as Assad, Pablo Silveira as Hamid, Torrance Coombs as Davey, Ron Lea as Mark, Tim Webber as Dr. Hinkley, Colin Cunningham as Christer, Jason Schombing as Shah, Katarina Mueller as Small Afghan Girl, Hooshang Saadi as Hazaras #1, Rahmat Azizi as Afghan Hazara Guide, Mak Parhar as Taliban #1, Gary Gill as Taliban #2, Suniel Samra as Afghan Boy, Jagua Arneja as Afghan Rapper, Anousha Alamian as Angry Farmer #1, Meysam Motazedi as Angry Farmer #2, Mina E. Mina as Mateen's Uncle, Haroon Khan as Senior Taliban, Raj Lal as Younger Taliban, Babik Salimy as Taliban with knife and Gary Levert as Rory. Movie Central, August 23, 2012. Soundtrack: "Bang Bang" - Performed by K'Naan; "Going To A Go Go"; "Howlin' For My Baby" - Performed by Garrett Mason; "The Power" - Performed by The Snap; "Hey Little Girl" - Performed by Garrett Mason. The story follows a Canadian journalist investigating the possible mutilation (by Canadian snipers) of corpses in Afghanistan.

Don't Be Afraid of the Dark. 2011, Starring Bailee Madison as Sally Hurst, Katie Holmes as Kim, Guy Pearce as Alex Hurst, Jack Thompson as William Harris, Alan Dale as Charles Jacoby, Julia Blake as Mrs. Underhill, Garry McDonald as Emerson Blackwood, Edwina Ritchard as Housekeeper, Nicholas Bell as Psychiatrist, Trudy Hellier as Evelyn Jacoby, James Mackay as Librarian, Emelia Burns as Caterer, Carolyn Shakespeare-Allen as Airport Cart Driver, Terry Kenwrick as Bill; Grant Piro, Todd Macdonald, Angus Smallwood, Dylan Young and Guillermo del Toro as the Creature Voices (voices); Abbe Holmes as Joanne Hurst(voice), Libby Gott as Nurse, Lance Drisdale as Policeman, David Tocci as Workman, Bruce Gleeson as Buggy Driver, Kim Ross as Traveller and Lisa N Edwards as Cocktail Party Guest. Movie Central, August 23, 2012. Soundtrack: Music by Marco Beltrami and Buck Sanders: 1. Gramophone Lullaby; 2. Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark Main Titles; 3. Sally Arrives at Blackwood Manor; 4. Lamb Lamp Lambency; 5. Sally’s Lullaby; 6. Garden Music; 7. Into the Basement; 8. Sneaky Sally; 9. Silly Sally; 10. Tooth Fairy’s Gift; 11. Gardener Gets Snipped; 12. Treesome; 13. Don’t Turn Out the Lights; 14. Bed Bugs; 15. Shrink Rap; 16. Sally Leaves; 17. The Library; 18. Goblins in the Garage; 19. Goblin Trouble; 20. Voices from the Pit. Songs: "When You and I Were Young, Maggie" - Written and Performed by John McCormack; - Written and Performed by "Kensington High" - Written and Performed by Ted Nash; "Immutably Amusing" - Written and Performed by Andy Suzuki; "Crystal Images" - Written and Performed by O. Allan Combs; "Concerto Grosse for 2 Violins - Written by Vivaldi. Trivia: 1. Filmed at the Drusilla Mansion in Mount Macedon, Victoria and Melbourne, Australia. The story follows a man, his girlfriend, and his daughter, respectively, moving into a 19th century Rhode Island mansion, where his withdrawn daughter begins to witness malevolent creatures that emerge from a sealed ash pit in the basement of the house. It is a remake of the 1973 ABC made-for-television horror film of the same name that starred Kim Darby. 2. Cameo - Screenplay writer Guillermo del Toro: passenger on the plane behind Sally.

Honey. 2003, Starring Jessica Alba as Honey Daniels, Lil' Romeo as Benny, Mekhi Phifer as Chaz, David Moscow as Michael Ellis, Zachary Isaiah Williams as Raymond, Joy Bryant as Gina, Missy Elliott as Herself, Laurie Ann Gibson as Katrina, Ginuwine as Himself, Lonette McKee as Mrs. Daniels, Christian Monzon as Bar Customer, Al Shearer as Bar Customer, Jull Weber as Joey, O'Neal McNight as Katrina's Friend, Kevin Duhaney as Otis, William Omar Tobar as Beat Boxer, Ivan 'Flipz' Velez as Street Dancer, Jeremy Cedeno as Street Dancer, Nicole Neal as Street Dancer, Suga May as Street Dancer, Damien Luvara as Neighborhood Guy, Sean Newman as Neighborhood Guy, Sarah Francis as Letitia, Anthony Sherwood as Mr. Daniels, Lee Smart as Casting Director, Scott Neil as Lenny, Wes Maestro Williams as B.B., Tracy Dawson as Assistant Director, Brandy Ward Marie as Choreographer, Jordan Madley as Honey's Friend, Natalie Johnson as Honey's Friend, Richard Fagon as Bouncer, Farnsworth Bentley (as Derek J. Watkins) as Barber, Alicia Bruce as Barber, Lyriq Bent as Barber, Alison Sealy-Smith as Marisol, Dwayne Morgan as Poet,
Judy Embden as Mrs. Strom, Edney Hendrickson as 2nd Assistant Director, Roy Anderson as Undercover Cop, Jadakiss as Himself, Sheek Louch (as Sheek) as Himself, Shawn Fernandez (as Shawn Desman) as Himself, Harmonica Sunbeam as Himself, Rodney Jerkins as Himself, Silkk as Himself, 3rd Storee as Themselves, Tweety as Herself, Shamari Fears as Herself (as Blaque), Natina Reed as Herself (as Blaque) and Brandi Williams as Herself (as Blaque). Encore Avenue, August 27, 2012. Soundtrack: "Ooh-Wee" - Written by Bobby Hobb, Performed by Mark Ronson (featuring Ghostface Killah, Nate Dogg, Saigon & Trife Da God (as Trife), Courtesy of Elektra Entertainment Group, Contains a sample of "Scorpio",As recorded by Dennis Coffey, Licensed courtesy of Avant Garde Enterprises, Inc./Interior Music Corp.; "Gimme the Light" - Written by Sean Henriques and Troy Remi, Performed by Sean Paul, Courtesy of VP Records/Atlantic Recording Corp., By arrangmeent with Warner Strategic Marketing; "React" - Written by Erick Sermon, Justin Smith and Reggie Noble, Performed by Erick Sermon featuring Redman, Courtesy of J Records, Redman appears courtesy of Def Jam Records; "4ever" - Written by J. Jackson, Lil' Mo, Bryan Cox and Craig Love, Performed by Lil' Mo (featuring Fabolous), Courtesy of Elektra Entertainment Group, By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; "Now Ride" - Written by J. Jackson, Herbert Jackson pka "Scratchhater", Performed by Fabolous, Courtesy of Elektra Entertainment Group, By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; "I'm Good" - Written by Rodney Jerkins, Natina Reed, LaShawn Daniels and Fred Jerkins, Performed by Blaque, Courtesy of Elektra Entertainment Group, By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; "Hurt Sumthin'" - Written by Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott (as Missy Elliott), Lashaun Owens and Karriem Mack, Performed by Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott (as Missy Elliott), Courtesy of Elektra Entertainment Group, By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; "Into You" - Written by Tamia Washington, Ernesto Shaw, Ken Mill, J. Jackson, Tim Kalley, Bob Rableson, Ronald Lapreed and Lionel Richie, Performed by Fabolous (featuring Tamia), Courtesy of Elektra Entertainment Group, By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing, Contains a sample of "Zoom" - Performed by The Commodores, Courtesy of Motown Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Still Searchin'" - Written by Damien Marley, Stephen Marley, Roland Lyn-Fook and Yamie Bolo, Performed by Damien Marley featuring Stephen Marley and Yamie Bolo, Courtesy of Motown Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Is It All Over My Face" - Written by Steven D'Acquisto and Charles Arthur Russell, Performed by Loose Joints, Courtesy of Payback Industries, Inc. dba West End Records, By Arrangement with Bug; "Guajira (I Love U 2 Much)" - Written by Andres Levin, Rafael Torres, Alex Mosquera and Descemer Bueno, Performed by Yerba Buena, Courtesy of Razor and Tie LLC, By Arrangement with Sugareal; "Thugman" - Written by Charlese Keys, Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott (as Missy Elliott), Clifford Smith, Corey Woods, Jason Hunter, Robert Diggs, Jr., Patrick Charles and Derrick Harris, Performed by Tweet (featuring Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott (as Missy Elliott)), Courtesy of Elektra Entertainment Group, Contains a sample of "Y'All Been Warned", Performed by Wu Tang Clan, Courtesy of Columbia Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "No More Drama" - Written by Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Barry DeVorzan and Perry Botkin Jr., Performed by Mary J. Blige, Courtesy of MCA Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Closer" - Written by Goapele Mohlabane, Anthony Anderson and Michael Aaborg, Performed by Goapele, Courtesy of Skyblaze Recordings; "It's a Party" - Written by Tamara Savage, Joi Campbell and Warryn S. Campbell II, Performed by Tamia, Courtesy of Elektra Entertainment Group, By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; "The Way I Am" - Written by R. Harbor and Scott Storch, Performed by Knoc-Turn'Al, Courtesy of Elektra Entertainment Group, By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; "Know Your Way" - Written by Ebony Alleyna and Richard Taylor, Performed by Ebony Alleyna, Courtesy of New Vision Arts Management; "Rule" - Written by Roland Orzabal, Ian Stanley, Chris Hughes, Nasir Jones, Jean Claude Olivier, Samuel J. Barnes and Amerie Mi Marie Rogers, Performed by Nas (as NAS) featuring Ameriie, Courtesy of Columbia Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "On the Wall" - Written by Rodney Jerkins and Norman Gregg, Produced by Rodney Jerkins for Darkchild.com, Performed by Fats, Courtesy of Darkchild Entertainment; "Missing You" - Written by Rodney Jerkins, LaShawn Daniels, Fred Jerkins and Kenneth Pratt, Produced by Rodney Jerkins for Darkchild.com, Performed by K Young; "Think of You" - Written by Rodney Jerkins, LaShawn Daniels, Fred Jerkins and Ameriie, Produced by Rodney Jerkins for Darkchild.com, Performed by Ameriie, Courtesy of Rise Records/Columbia Records; "Let It Go" - Written by Rodney Jerkins, LaShawn Daniels, Fred Jerkins and Kenneth Pratt, Produced by Rodney Jerkins for Darkchild.com; "J-A-D-A" - Written by Rodney Jerkins, Jason Phillips and Sean Jacobs, Produced by Rodney Jerkins for Darkchild.com, Performed by Jadakiss and Sheek, Jadakiss appears courtesy of Ruff Ryders/Interscope Records, Sheek appears courtesy of D-Block, Inc./Ruff Ryders Records/Interscope Records; "My Block" - Written by Dewayne Carter, Rodney Jerkins, Anthony Torres, Dominic Durham, Kenny Pratt, Shawn Carter, Berry Gordy, Fonce Mizell (as Alphonso Mizell), Frederick Perrea, Deke Richards, Kanye West, Roberta Flack, Charles Mass, Donny Hathaway, Brad Jordan, Nashiem Myrick and Lee Stass, Produced by Rodney Jerkins for Darkchild.com, Performed by Zal, Courtesy of Cash Money Records/Universal Music, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Sexy" - Written by Rodney Jerkins, LaShawn Daniels, Fred Jerkins, Kenneth Pratt and Shawn Desman, Produced by Rodney Jerkins for Darkchild.com, Performed by Shawn Desman, Courtesy of BMG Canada/UOMO LLC; "Honey" - Written by Rodney Jerkins, LaShawn Daniels, Fred Jerkins and Kenneth Pratt, Produced by Rodney Jerkins for Darkchild.com, Performed by 3rd Storee, Courtesy of Edmonds Record Group/Def Soul Records; "Hypnotic" - Written by Rodney Jerkins, LaShawn Daniels, Fred Jerkins and Kenneth Pratt, Produced by Rodney Jerkins for Darkchild.com, Performed by Tweet, Courtesy of Goldmind Inc./Elektra Records; "Hot" - Written by Rodney Jerkins, LaShawn Daniels, Fred Jerkins and Kenneth Pratt, Produced by Rodney Jerkins for Darkchild.com, Performed by Ginuwine, Courtesy of Epic Records; "Ooh Wee" - Written by Rodney Jerkins, LaShawn Daniels, Fred Jerkins and Kenneth Pratt, Produced by Rodney Jerkins for Darkchild.com, Performed by K Young; "Booty Shake" - Written by Rodney Jerkins, LaShawn Daniels, Fred Jerkins and Kenneth Pratt, Produced by Rodney Jerkins for Darkchild.com; "I Believe" - Written by Rodney Jerkins, LaShawn Daniels, Fred Jerkins, Kenneth Pratt and Dominic Durham, Produced by Rodney Jerkins for Darkchild.com, Co-Produced by Fred Jerkins, III, Dominic Durham for Darkchild.com, Performed by Yolanda Adams, Courtesy of Elektra Records; "Body Talk" - Written by Rodney Jerkins, LaShawn Daniels, Fred Jerkins and Kenneth Pratt, Produced by Rodney Jerkins for Darkchild.com, Performed by K Young. Trivia: 1. A number of popular hip hop and R&B musicians make cameos in the film, including producer Rodney Jerkins, Jadakiss and Sheek Louch of D-Block, Tweet, and Ginuwine. Canadian R&B artist Shawn Desman was also featured. 2. The movie is inspired by the life of choreographer Laurieann Gibson, she also appears in the film as Katrina, and worked as the film's choreographer. 3. Singer/actress Aaliyah was originally cast as Honey Daniels, before her death in August 2001. 4. Romeo (Benny) grew two inches and his voice deepened before shooting completed. In the scene where Benny and Raymond go to class and Honey says that she has to go to a video shoot, Romeo had to stand with his legs far apart in order to appear shorter, because he was as tall as Jessica Alba.

Daughter of the Bride [A Very Merry Daughter of the Bride (original title)]. 2008 (TV Movie), Starring Joanna Garcia as Roxanne, Helen Shaver as Rose, Kenneth Welsh as Jack, Lucas Bryant as Dylan, Chantal Perron as Tish, Luke Perry as Charlie, Lorette Clow as Liz Sandor, James D. Hopkin as Martin Sandor, Myrna Vallance as Angry Bride, Heather Robertson as Becky, Jason Priestley as William, Larry Austin as Minister, Emily Talia as Pregnant Bride and Christy Greene as Jessica/Cute Short Bride. Movie Central, August 27, 2012. Soundtrack: "You Cast A Spell On Me". Shot on location in Calgary, Alberta, my home town.

Welcome to Collinwood (also known as The Pride of the East Side). 2002, Starring William H. Macy as Riley, Isaiah Washington as Leon, Sam Rockwell as Pero, Michael Jeter as Toto, Luis Guzmán as Cosimo, Patricia Clarkson as Rosalind, Andrew Davoli as Basil, George Clooney as Jerzy, David Warshofsky as Babitch, Jennifer Esposito as Carmela, Gabrielle Union as Michelle, Michael Scott Costa as Michael Jeter's Stunt Double and Stand-In, Bill Piper as George Clooney's Stand-In, John Buck Jr. as Old Man in Prison, Brett C. Leonard as Mickey, Frank O'Donnell as Priest, Peter Veneziano as Referee, Bernard Canepari as Judge, Art Oughton as Corrections Officer, Ray Calabrese as Oswald, Annie Kitral as Nun #1, Lissy Gulick as Nun #2, Dorothy Silver as Nun #3, Maryanne Nagel as Mrs. Antwerp, Don Kost as Beddo, June Lang as Old Purse Woman, Basil Russo as Funeral Home Director, Angela Russo as Arguing Woman, Wayne S. Turney as Arguing Man, Rohn Thomas as Janitor, Rae Sunshine Lee as Prison Inmate, Danny Lentz as Bailiff, Blaine Pate as Cosimo's Lawyer and Ann Russo as Colleen. Encore Avenue, August 27, 2012. Soundtrack: "Via Con Me" - Written and Performed by Paolo Conte, Courtesy of Warner Music Italy SpA, By Arrangement with Warner Special Products; "Come Di" - Written and Performed by Paolo Conte, Courtesy of Warner Music Italy SpA, By Arrangement with Warner Special Products; "Maybe It's You" - Written by Mark Mothersbaugh and Anita Greenspan, Performed by Johnny Crawford, Courtesy of Mutato Muzika; "Snappy Pappy" - Written and Performed by Mark Mothersbaugh, Courtesy of Mutato Muzika; "Twist A" - Written and Performed by Mark Mothersbaugh, Courtesy of Mutato Muzika; "You and Me" - Written by Jeff Mleczko, Performed by Toledo Polkamotion; "My Little Darling" - Written by Jeff Mleczko, Performed by Toledo Polkamotion. Trivia: 1. American crime comedy film about five small-time criminals, from the Collinwood neighborhood of Cleveland, who try to organize one last big job. The story is a remake of the 1958 Italian film I soliti ignoti by Mario Monicelli. 2. Terminology - Mullinski: someone who takes the fall for a crime for someone else, Bellini: a dream heist, Krazner: a brick wall mortared with sand and water, making it easy to break, Antwerp: A tool created to collapse a Krazner wall, Kapuchnik: a heist gone so bad it is not salvageable. 3. Directed and written by Anthony Russo and Joe Russo. 4. Receiving only a limited release, the film made back only $336,620 of its $12 million budget. 5. Film shot in Cleveland, Ohio.

Cell 211 (Spanish: Celda 211). 2009 (Spanish), Starring Luis Tosar as Malamadre, Alberto Ammann as Juan Oliver, Antonio Resines as José Utrilla, Manuel Morón as Ernesto Almansa, Carlos Bardem as Apache, Marta Etura as Elena, Luis Zahera as Releches, Fernando Soto as Armando Nieto, Vicente Romero as Tachuela, Manolo Solo as Director cárcel, Patxi Bisquert as Jon Arteaga, Joxean Bengoetxea as Antxon, Elorza 'El Profesor', Anartz Zuazua as Asier Urruticoechea, Miguel Martín as Pincho, Félix Cubero as Germán, David Selvas as Ernesto Dueñas, Ricardo de Barreiro as Julián, Antonio Durán 'Morris' as Borrego, Jesús Carroza as Elvis, Suso Lista as Pitufo, Juanma Hernández as Rafa, Jesus Del Caso as Médico, Ramiro Alonso as Geo ordenador, Xavier Estévez as Jefe Geos, Juan Carlos Mangas as Calígula, Antonio Mora, Fernando Otero as Moncho, Hilario Pino as Presentador Informativo, Pedro Piqueras as Presentador TV, Pedro Salazar as Muñeco and Marian Varela as Locutora. Movie Central, August 28, 2012. Trivia: 1. An artistic and commercial success, the film won eight Goya Awards (Spain), including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor (Luis Tosar) and Best Adapted Screenplay. 2. The movie is dedicated to 'Luis Ángel Puente', a fireman of the city of Zamora (Spain) where the film is located. He participated in the film and died rescuing two boys in the Duero river shortly after.

The Beguiled. 1971, Starring Clint Eastwood as Corporal John 'McBee' McBurney, Geraldine Page as Martha Farnsworth, Elizabeth Hartman as Edwina Dabney, Jo Ann Harris as Carol, Darleen Carr as Doris, Mae Mercer as Hallie, Pamelyn Ferdin as Amelia 'Amy', Melody Thomas as Abigail, Peggy Drier as Lizzie, Pattye Mattick as Janie, Charles Briggs as 1st Confederate Captain, George Dunn as Sam Jefferson, Charles Martin as 2nd Confederate Captain, Matt Clark as Scrogins, Patrick Culliton as Miles Farnswoth, Wayne 'Buddy' Van Horn as Soldier, Randy Brown as Confederate Sergeant, Victor Izay as Wagon Driver, Bill Lee as Singer and Jim Malinda as Wade. Encore Avenue, August 28, 2012. Soundtrack: Music by Lalo Schifrin. "At The Beat Of A Drum" (??); "What A Friend". Trivia: The script is based on the 1966 Southern Gothic novel written by Thomas P. Cullinan, originally titled A Painted Devil. The film marks the third of five collaborations between Director Don Siegel and Eastwood, following Coogan's Bluff (1968) and Two Mules for Sister Sara (1970), and continuing with Dirty Harry (1971) and Escape from Alcatraz (1979). Anachronism: Edwina sings a couple of lines from the gospel song "In the Garden," which wasn't written until 1912, more than 50 years after the time of the story.

Magnum Force. 1973, Starring Clint Eastwood as SFPD Homicide Inspector Harry Callahan, Hal Holbrook as SFPD Homicide Lt. Neil Briggs, David Soul as SFPD Traffic Officer John Davis, Tim Matheson as SFPD Traffic Officer Philip Sweet, Kip Niven as SFPD Traffic Officer Alan "Red" Astrachan, Robert Urich as SFPD Traffic Officer Michael Grimes, Felton Perry as SFPD Stakeout Inspector Earlington "Early" Smith, Mitchell Ryan as SFPD Traffic Officer Charles "Charlie" McCoy, Margaret Avery as Prostitute, Bob McClurg as Cab Driver, John Mitchum as SFPD Stakeout Inspector Frank DiGiorgio, Albert Popwell as Pimp (J.J. Wilson), Richard Devon as Carmine Ricca, Christine White as Carol McCoy, Tony Giorgio as Frank Palancio, Jack Kosslyn as Walter, Bob March as Estabrook, Adele Yoshioka as Sunny, Maurice Argent as Nat Weinstein, Russ Moro as Ricca's Driver, Clifford A. Pellow as Guzman, Clarence 'Buzz' Anderson as Reporter, Susheela Asregadoo as Girl by Mailbox, Nina B. Blake as Hotel Patron, Kenneth Boyd as Black Dude, John Bracci as Hijacker, Marcia Brandwynne as Reporter, Christopher Brooks as Demonstrator, Art Brown as Himself, Jeff Carter as Range Master, Willie Carter as Black Dude, Al Cingolani as Man by Pool, Reuben Collins as Reporter, Cab Covay as Tall Thin Man, Paul D'Amato as Store Crook, Michael L. Davis as Ricca's Bodyguard, Brenda Dennis as Stewardess, Cash Earley as Stewardess, Aaron Edwards as Reporter, Drew Eshelman as Man at Mailbox, Debra A. Estok as Nude Girl, Peter Fitzsimmons as Black Man, Ray K. Goman as Cop, Joseph Gostanian as Hijacker, Wayne Grace as Palancio's Driver, J. Peter Hanson as Airline Executive, Lisa Herman as Brunette Girl, Barbara Herring as Blonde Girl, Will Hutchins as Stakeout Cop, Jay Jacobus as Airline Executive, George R. Kalange as Engineer, Gwyn Karon as Reporter, Craig Kelly as Airport counterman, Edgy Lee as Reporter, John Lester as Reporter, Lucy Lowry as Stewardess, Bruce Mackey as Demonstrator, Ron Magers as Reporter, Angela May as Stewardess, Linda McClure as Girl by Pool, Ricci McGee as Black Dude, Terence McGovern as Demonstrator, Janet McGrath as Girl by Pool, Don Michaelian as Man by Pool, Joe Miksak as Avery, Lynn Mortensen as McCoy Child, Niels Mortensen as McCoy Child, Bruce Neckels as Controller, Eugene A. Nelson as Reporter, Ben Niems as Demonstrator, Tom O'Neill as Man by Pool, Rudy Ortega as Demonstrator, Tony Piazza as Police Cadet, Charles Raino as Demonstrator, George Reading as Reporter, Jack Rosenblaum as Reporter, Ray Saunders as Doctor Infirmary, Jack Schmidt as Airline Executive, Robert E. Simpson as Nude Boy, Karna Small as Reporter, Melvina Smedley as Woman in Discount Store, Windrim Smith as Demonstrator, Suzanne Somers as Pool Girl, Owen Spann as Reporter, William Swan as Doorman, Steve Treacy as Police Photographer, Robert Trebor as Reporter, Ed Vasgersian as Casale, Conni Venturi as Girl by Pool, John Allen Vick as Demonstrator, Robert V.R. Ware as Co-Pilot, Carl Weathers as Demonstrator, Johnny Weissmuller Jr. as Palancio's Hitter, Joseph Whipp as Palancio's Hitter, William L. Williams as Hotel Patron, Phil Wilson as Reporter and Jeff Wynne as McCoy Child. Encore Avenue, August 28, 2012. Trivia: 1. The second film to feature Clint Eastwood as maverick cop Harry Callahan after the 1971 film Dirty Harry. Ted Post, who also directed Eastwood in TV's Rawhide and the feature film Hang 'Em High, directed the second film in the Dirty Harry series. 2. This film features early appearances by David Soul, Tim Matheson and Robert Urich as the primary antagonists, the vigilante traffic cops. The film would launch a number of careers, including David Soul (Starsky & Hutch television series), Robert Urich (S.W.A.T., Vega$ and Spencer for Hire) and Tim Matheson (films like Animal House (1978) and Fletch (1985). Future Three's Company TV star Suzanne Somers can be seen as the topless blonde at the mobster's pool party. 3. At 124 minutes, it is also the longest Dirty Harry film. 4. According to Clint Eastwood biographer Marc Eliot the addition of a black partner Early Smith was a "conscious attempt by Warner to ameliorate the outrage that the punk in the 'Do you feel lucky?' scene (in 'Dirty Harry') was black." Quote: 1. Pilot: "Excuse me, Captain. This may seem silly, but - can you fly?" Harry Callahan: "Nope. Never even had a lesson." 2. Harry Callahan: [at end of main titles] "This is a 44. Magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world, and it could blow your head clean off. Do you feel lucky?" [fires at the audience] Anachronism: Just after Harry gets word there's trouble in the airport, we hear a female voice over the public address system: "American Airlines Flight 557, Electra II Flagship, nonstop for Washington, now boarding at Gate 5." American Airlines stopped using Electra IIs in 1969. In fact, the full-size Lockheed Electra II turboprop had virtually disappeared from all U.S. airlines by the time of "Magnum Force."

Sudden Impact. 1983, Starring Clint Eastwood as Insp. Harry Callahan, Sondra Locke as Jennifer Spencer, Pat Hingle as Chief Lester Jannings, Bradford Dillman as Captain Briggs, Paul Drake as Mick, Audrie J. Neenan as Ray Parkins, Jack Thibeau as Kruger, Michael Currie as Lt. Donnelly, Albert Popwell as Horace King, Mark Keyloun as Officer Bennett, Kevyn Major Howard as Hawkins, Bette Ford as Leah, Nancy Parsons as Mrs. Kruger, Joe Bellan as Burly Detective, Wendell Wellman as Tyrone, Mara Corday as Loretta - Coffee Shop Waitress, Russ McCubbin as Eddie, Robert Sutton as Carl, Nancy Fish as Historical Society Woman, Carmen Argenziano as D'Ambrosia, Lisa Britt as Elizabeth, Bill Reddick as Police Commissioner, Lois de Banzie as Judge, Matthew Child as Alby, Michael Johnson as Assassin, Nick Dimitri as Assassin, Michael Maurer as George Wilburn, Pat DuVal as Bailiff, Christian Phillips as Hawkin's Crony, Steven Kravitz as Hawkin's Crony; Young Guys: Dennis Royston, Melvin Thompson, Jophery Brown and Bill Upton; Lloyd Nelson as Desk Sergeant, Christopher Pray as Detective Jacobs, James McEachin as Detective Barnes, Maria Lynch as Hostess, Ken Lee as Loomis, Morgan Upton as Bartender, John X. Heart as Uniform Policeman; Gang Members: David Gonzales, Albert Martinez, David Rivers and Robert Rivers; Harry Demopoulos M.D. as Dr. Barton, Lisa London as Young Hooker, Tom Spratley as Senior Man, Eileen Wiggins as Hysterical Female Customer, John Nowak as Bank Robber, John Bleifer as Old Man on Tour Bus, Christine Card as Dancer at Wedding, Michael V. Gazzo as Threlkis, Camryn Manheim as Girl in Elevator, Dihlon McManne as Cop and Meathead as Bull Dog. Encore Avenue, August 29, 2012. Soundtrack: "THIS SIDE OF FOREVER" - Performed by Roberta Flack, Music by Lalo Schifrin, Lyrics by Dewayne Blackwell. Trivia: 1. The fourth film in the Dirty Harry series, directed by and starring Clint Eastwood (making it the only Dirty Harry film to be directed by Eastwood himself). The film is notable for the catchphrase, "Go ahead, make my day", which is uttered by Clint Eastwood's character in the beginning of the film. 2. Many of the film's scenes were filmed in San Francisco and Santa Cruz, California. The scene where Harry chases a bank robber in the downtown business district offers a rare glimpse of the area before it was devastated by the Loma Prieta earthquake of October 17, 1989. Footage for the robbery in "Acorn Cafe" was actually shot at Burger Island (now a McDonald's) at the corner of 3rd Street and Townsend in San Francisco. At this point in his career, Eastwood was receiving a salary that included 60% of all film profits, leaving the other 40% for the studio. Estimates had Eastwood earning $30 million for Sudden Impact. 3. In total in the US, the film made $67,642,693, making it the highest grossing of the five films in the Dirty Harry franchise. 4. The last of six movies made by real-life couple Clint Eastwood and Sondra Locke. 5. Sudden Impact is best remembered for Harry's catchphrase, "Go ahead, make my day". In 2005, it was voted in a poll by the American Film Institute as the sixth most memorable line in cinema history. United States President Ronald Reagan used the "make my day" line in a March 1985 speech threatening to veto legislation raising taxes. When campaigning for office as mayor of Carmel-by-the-Sea, California in 1986, Eastwood used bumper stickers entitled "Go Ahead — Make Me Mayor". Quote: [Callahan dares a crook to shoot his hostage] "Harry Callahan: Go ahead, make my day."

Pale Rider. 1985, Starring Clint Eastwood as "Preacher", Michael Moriarty as Hull Barret, Carrie Snodgress as Sarah Wheeler, Richard Dysart as Coy LaHood, Christopher Penn as Josh LaHood, Sydney Penny as Megan Wheeler, Richard Kiel as Club, Doug McGrath as Spider Conway, Jeffrey Weissman as Teddy Conway, John Russell as Marshal Stockburn, S. A. Griffin as Deputy Folke, Billy Drago as Deputy Mather, Charles Hallahan as McGill, Marvin J. McIntyre as Jagou, Fran Ryan as Ma Blankenship, Richard Hamilton as Pa Blankenship, Graham Paul as Ev Gossage, Chuck LaFont as Eddie Conway, Allen Keller as Tyson, Tom Oglesby as Elam, Herman Poppe as Ulrik Lindquist, Kathleen Wygle as Bess Gossage, Terrence Evans as Jake Henderson, Jim Hitson as Biggs, Loren Adkins as Bossy, Tom Friedkin as Miner Tom, Jack Radosta as Deputy Grissom, Robert Winley as Deputy Kobold, Jeffrey Josephson as Deputy Sedge, John Dennis Johnston as Deputy Tucker; Horsemen: Mike Adams, Clay Lilley, Gene Hartline, R.L. Tolbert, Cliff Happy, Ross Loney, Larry Randles, Mike McGaughy and Gerry Gatlin; Lloyd Nelson as Bank Teller, Jay K. Fishburn as Telegrapher, George Orrison as Stationmaster Whitey, Milton Murrill as Porter, Mike Munsey as Dentist/Barber, Keith Dillin as Blacksmith, Wayne Van Horn as Stage Driver, Fritz Manes and Glenn Wright as Stage Riders. Encore Avenue, August 29, 2012. Song: "Megan's Theme". Trivia: 1. Produced and directed by Clint Eastwood, who also stars in the lead role. This movie has plot similarities to the classic Western Shane (1953), including in its final scene, as well as previous Eastwood films featuring his Man with No Name character and his 1973 western High Plains Drifter. The title is a reference to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, as the rider of a pale horse is Death. 2. The film was primarily filmed in the Boulder Mountains and the Sawtooth National Recreation Area in central Idaho, just north of Sun Valley in late 1984. The opening credits scene featured the jagged Sawtooth Mountains south of Stanley. Train-station scenes were filmed in Tuolumne County, California, near Jamestown. Scenes of a more established Gold Rush town (in which Eastwood's character picks up his pistol at a Wells Fargo office) were filmed in the real Gold Rush town of Columbia, also in Tuolumne County, California. 3. The first horse assigned to Richard Kiel collapsed the first time he climbed aboard. He was then assigned a stronger horse. 4. The train station built for production was used again late in 1988 for Back to the Future Part III 5. When Stockburn arrives in town, Coy La Hood describes the Preacher to him. Stockburn appears unnerved and says quietly, "That man is dead," perhaps hinting that he had killed him or watched him die before. Clint Eastwood revealed in interviews that his character is in fact a ghost. Other clues to the Preacher's true nature are the ghastly bullet wound scars seen when he is dressing, and his sudden appearances and disappearances throughout the movie. Anachronisms: 1. Early in the film, during the bad guys hooraw through tin-panner's camp, one member of the gang is clearly shown shooting a 1872 Colt Single Action Army revolver at a steer. The film is set prior to the availability of the SAA and all other revolvers shown throughout the film are Colt cartridge conversions of the 1860 Army model, or the Preacher's cartridge conversion Remington. 2. When the Preacher rescues Megan Wheeler from the attempted rape by Josh, a modern bra strap can briefly be seen on her shoulder as she rides away on the Preacher's horse.

Rebirth (II). 2011, (Documentary), Starring Tim Brown as Himself, Nicholas Chirls as Himself, Tanya Villanueva Tepper as Herself, Ling Young as Herself and Brian Lyons as Himself. Movie Central, August 28, 2012. Soundtrack: "The Rose" - Performed by Bette Midler; "The Closer I Get To You"; "Hallelujah" - Performed by k.d. lang; "Over The Rainbow", "Central Park Music"; "Happy Birthday To You". Trivia: the finished film focuses on the lives of five individuals: a teenager, Nick, whose mother died; a firefighter, Tim, who lost colleagues; a woman, Tanya, who lost her fiancé; a woman, Ling, who has undergone over 40 surgeries to help deal with the devastation of the attack; and a construction worker, Brian, who is helping to rebuild. Storyline: Filmed over the ensuing years after the attack on New York's World Trade Center, this documentary takes a look a the physical and emotional healing process involved in the aftermath of such a tragedy.

Snatch. 2000, Starring Benicio Del Toro as Franky Four Fingers, Dennis Farina as 'Cousin' Avi Denovitz, Vinnie Jones as Bullet Tooth Tony, Brad Pitt as Mickey O'Neil, Rade Sherbedgia as Boris 'The Blade' Yurinov, Jason Statham as Turkish (Narrator), Alan Ford as Brick Top, Mike Reid as Doug 'The Head' Denovitz, Robbie Gee as Vinny, Lennie James as Sol, Ewen Bremner as Mullet, Jason Flemyng as Darren, Ade as Tyrone, William Beck as Neil, Andy Beckwith as Errol, Jason Buckham as Gary, Mickey Cantwell as Liam, Nikki Collins as Alex, Teena Collins as Susi, Charles Cork as MC, James Cunningham as Horrible Man, Sorcha Cusack as Mum O'Neil, Mickey Dee as Jack The All Seeing Eye, Sam Douglas as Rosebud, Adam Fogerty as Gorgeous George, Goldie as Bad Boy Lincoln, Stephen Graham as Tommy, Sid Hoare as Reuben, Ronald Isaac as Referee, Chuck Julian as Michael, Dave Legeno as John, Eric Meyers as Avi's Colleague, Jason Ninh Cao as Charlie, Paul O'Boyle as Patrick, Jimmy Roussounis as Paulie, Sidney Sedin as Pauline, Trevor Steedman as Bomber Harris, Yuri Stepanov as Himy, Peter Szakacs as Sausage Charlie, John Taheny as Salt Peter, Mick Theo as Mad Fist Willy, Andy Till as John The Gun, Velibor Topic as The Russian, Scott Welch as Horace 'Good Night' Anderson; Gypsy Men: Michael Hughes, Liam McMahon and Jim Warren; Gypsy Kids: Austin Drage, Liam Donaghy and Joe Williams; Brick Top's Henchmen: John Farnell, Shaun Pearson, Dean Smith and Roy Snell; Tim Faraday as Policeman, Andrew Shield as Policeman, Dean Batchelor as Waterboy, Sol Campbell as Bouncer, Elwin 'Chopper' David as Boxer, Tom Delmar as Thug with Head Crushed in Door, Christopher Fosh as Bricktop's Henchman, Julianne Nicholson as Bookies Agent, Guy Ritchie as Man Reading Newspaper, Peter Rnic as Irish Traveller, Andy Skinner as Mickey O'Neil Boxing Corner, Kriss Sprules as Crowd Member and Tony Tang as Patrick. Encore Avenue, August 30, 2012. Track listing: "Diamond" - Klint; "Vere Iz da Storn?" - Benicio del Toro; "Supermoves" - Overseer; "Hernando's Hideaway" - The Johnston Brothers; "Zee Germans" - Jason Statham; "Golden Brown" - The Stranglers; "Dreadlock Holiday" - 10cc; "Hava Nagila" - John Murphy and Daniel L. Griffiths; "Avi Arrives" - Dennis Farina; "Cross the Tracks (We Better Go Back)" - Maceo & the Macks; "Disco Science" - Mirwais; "Nemesis" - Alan Ford; "Hot Pants (I'm Coming, Coming, I'm Coming)" - Bobby Byrd; "Lucky Star" - Madonna; "Come Again!" - Alan Ford; "Ghost Town" - The Specials; "Shrinking Balls" - Vinnie Jones; "Sensual Woman" - The Herbaliser; "Angel" - Massive Attack; "RRRR...Rumble" - Charles Cork; "Fuckin' in the Bushes" - Oasis; "Avi's Declaration" - Dennis Farina; "Don't You Just Know It" - Huey "Piano" Smith & the Clowns. Soundtrack: "SUPER MOVES" - Written by Dr. Chug (as Dr Chug), Performed by Overseer, Courtesy of Columbia Records, By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; "DIAMOND" - Written by Seba and Josh Harvey, Performed by Klint, Courtesy of Tritone Records Limited; "HERNANDO'S HIDEAWAY" - Written by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross (as J Ross), Performed by The Johnston Brothers, Courtesy of The Decca Record Company Limited, Licensed by kind permission from the Universal Music Group; "VIVA LAS VEGAS" - Written by Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman; "GOLDEN BROWN" - Written by Hugh Cornwell, Jean-Jacques Burnel (as Jean Jacques Burnel), Jet Black (as Brian Duffy) and Dave Greenfield, Performed by The Stranglers, Courtesy of EMI Records Ltd; "GHOST TOWN" - Written by Jerry Dammers, Performed by The Specials, Courtesy of EMI Records Ltd; "DREADLOCK HOLIDAY" - Written by Eric Stewart and Graham Gouldman, Performed by 10CC, Courtesy Mercury Records Ltd (London), Licensed by kind permission from the Universal Music Group; "CROSS THE TRACKS (WE BETTER GO BACK)" - Written by James Brown, Performed by Maceo Parker (as Maceo) and the Macks, Courtesy of Polydor UK Ltd, Licensed by kind permission from the Universal Music Group; "DISCO SCIENCE" - Written by Mirwais Ahmadzaï (as Mirwaïs Ahmadzai) and Kim Deal, Performed by Mirwais Ahmadzaï (as Mirwaïs), Courtesy of Naïve/Sine, a division of Sony Music Entertainment UK, Contains a sample of "Cannonball" by The Breeders, Courtesy of 4AD and Warner Elektra; "LUCKY STAR" - Written and Performed by Madonna, By Arrangement with Warner Special Products/Warner UK Strategic Marketing; "HOT PANTS (I'M COMING, COMING, I'M COMING)" - Written by James Brown and Fred Wesley, Performed by Bobby Byrd, Courtesy of Polydor UK Ltd, Licensed by kind permission from the Universal Music Group; "SENSUAL WOMAN" - Written and Produced by Jake Wherry & Ollie Teeba, Performed by The Herbaliser, Courtesy of Ninja Tunes; "ANGEL" - Written by Robert del Naja, Grant Marshall (as Grantley Marshall), Mushroom Vowles (as Andrew Vowles) and Horace Hinds, Performed by Massive Attack, Courtesy of Virgin Records Limited; "ARE YOU THERE?" - Written by Seba, Performed by Klint, Courtesy of Tritone Records Limited; "FUCKIN' IN THE BUSHES" - Written by Noel Gallagher, Performed by Oasis, Courtesy of Big Brother Recordings Ltd/Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd, Contains samples from Murray Lerner's film Message to Love: The Isle of Wight Festival (1997) (as "Message to Love - Isle of Wight 1970"), Used by permission of Castle Music Pictures/Pulsar Productions; "DON'T YOU JUST KNOW IT" - Written by Huey P. Smith (as Huey Smith) and John Vincent, Performed by Huey P. Smith (as Huey "Piano" Smith) - Courtesy of Ace Records of Mississippi, Issued under licence from the Demon Music Group Ltd; "HAVA NAGILA" (uncredited) - Traditional; "KOSHA NOSTRA THEME" (uncredited) - Written by John Murphy & Daniel L. Griffiths. Quote: Mickey: "Good dags. D'ya like dags?" Tommy: "Dags?" Mickey: "What?" Mrs. O'Neil: "Yeah, dags." Tommy: "Oh, dogs. Sure, I like dags. I like caravans more."

A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas. 2011 (3D stoner comedy Christmas film), Starring John Cho as Harold Lee, Kal Penn as Kumar Patel, Neil Patrick Harris as "Neil Patrick Harris", Danny Trejo as Mr. Perez, Danneel Harris as Vanessa Fanning, Elias Koteas as Sergei Katsov, Paula Garcés as Maria Perez-Lee, Tom Lennon as Todd, Patton Oswalt as Larry Juston/Mall Santa, Eddie Kaye Thomas as Andy Rosenberg, David Krumholtz as Seth Goldstein, Amir Blumenfeld as Adrian, Richard Riehle as Santa Claus, Jordan Hinson as Mary, John Hoogenakker as Gustav, Jake Johnson as Jesus, Bobby Lee as Kenneth Park, Yasen Peyankov as Yuri, Melissa Ordway as Gracie, RZA as Lamar, Da 'Vone McDonald as Latrell, Brett Gelman as T.V. Director, David Burtka as David Burtka, Isabella Gielniak as Caren, Austin Bickel as Kid in Line, Inga Wilson as Mom in Line, Marvin Cruz as Timo Perez, Allyson V. Lengers as Wafflebot Kid, Gabriel Anderson as Wafflebot Kid, Eric Kissack as Wafflebot (voice), Shirley Benyas as Nana Perez, Esteban Cruz as Pepe Perez, Ashley Coss and Chloe Coss and Hannah Coss as Ava; Teens: Tyler Nelson, Tom Kruszewski and Steven A. Clark; Bennett Saltzman as Boris, Hilary Anderson as Hot Teenage Girl, Tristan Canning as Noah, David Rife as White Castle Employee, Dave Davies as Church Security Guard, Gabriella Dilone as Inez Perez, Dana DeLorenzo as Becca the P.A., Dan Levy as Reporter, Ripper Brown as St. Peter, Evan Mann as Heaven's Bartender, Gareth Reynolds as Heaven's Bartender, Cassie Keller as Topless Angel, Chernise Yvette Taylor as Topless Angel, Arnold Agee as House Party Teen, Jodi Gabrielle Beals as Protestor, April Canning as Rosenberg's Wife, Alex Diaz as Wafflebot, Sabrina Dungan as Dancing Chick at Party, Jeff Edwards as Wafflebot, David Geister as Orthodox Jew, Krystal Katz as Kissing Party Lesbian #1, Kelly Kirstein as Partygoer, Kandis Mak as Dancer, Danielle McKee as Melanie, Ralph H. Meyer as Restaurant Patron, Marcus Natividad as Tattooed Gangster, Tiffany Osborne as Dancer, Jessica Provencher as Dancer, Melody Teodoro-Kurtis as Perez Family Member, Banzai Vitale as Angry Protester and David Wogh as Wafflebot. Movie Central, August 30, 2012. Soundtrack: "It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas" - Performed by Perry Como et al; "Has Anybody Seen Kris Kringle?"; "Donde Esta Santa Claus"; "Ding Dong Merrily On High"; "Christmas With The One That I Love"; "Sleigh Ride (Vocal)" - Performed by Johnny Mathis; "Daddy Fat Sax" - Performed by Big Boi; "Ave Maria" - Written by Franz Schubert; "Dougie Houser" - Performed by Envy; "Burnin'"; "Let's Go" - Performed by Natural Habitz; "Drop It Like It's Hot" - Performed by Royce; "White Christmas" and "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" - Performed by Bing Crosby; "What's Up Blood?" - Written and Performed by They Might Be Giants; "Wonderful Christmas Time"; "Hallelujah Chorus (From The Messiah)"; "Carol Of The Bells"; "Silent Night"; "Deck The Halls", "We Wish You A Merry Christmas" and "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town" - Performed by Neil Patrick Harris; "Little Drummer Boy"; "Do Not Conceal Thy Radiant Eyes"; "Just Look Around"; "Sleigh Ride"; "Michigan and Vermont" - Written by Gregory James Jenkins, Performed by Gregory James Jenkins; "Christmas Fever" - Written by Gregory James Jenkins, Performed by Genevieve Jones and Gregory James Jenkins; "Couture Failure" - Written by Gregory James Jenkins, Performed by Gregory James Jenkins; "Number 24" - Written by Gregory James Jenkins, Performed by Gregory James Jenkins; "It's a Very Jolly Day (For You to Die)" - Written by Gregory James Jenkins and Zabeth Russell, Performed by Gregory James Jenkins; "Waffle Bot Party" - Written by Gregory James Jenkins, Performed by Gregory James Jenkins. Trivia: 1. It is a sequel to the 2008 film Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay and the third installment in the Harold & Kumar film series. It is the first installment of the series to be shown in 3D. Filming took place in Detroit, Michigan, then Los Angeles and New York City. 2. One of the lies Adrian tells to the virgin is that Kumar works at the White House. Kal Penn, who plays Kumar, actually works at the White House and took time off from that job to make this movie. 3. Todd calls Harold "Sulu" at one point. John Cho, who plays Harold, also played Sulu in the 2009 version of Star Trek. 4. David Burtka, who plays "David Burtka" is Neil Patrick Harris's fiancé in their real lives. In the same way that the character that Neil Patrick Harris plays is distinguished in the credits from being himself, Burtka is credited as "David Burtka" instead of "himself." 5. Director Todd Strauss-Schulson was the man who got his throat slit by Sergei Katsov when Adrian visualizes the gangster's acts. 6. Unlike "Escape from Guantanamo Bay", the title characters briefly eat at a White Castle restaurant with Rosenberg and Goldstein. 7. Neil Patrick Harris tells Harold and Kumar that he will see them in the fourth installment.

Kitchen Party. 1997, Starring Scott Speedman as Scott, Laura Harris as Tammy Driscoll, Tygh Runyan as Wayne, John Payne as Bill, A.J. Bond as Tim, James McBurney as Cal, Janafor Ryane as Marni, Joelle Thomas as Marie, Kevin McNulty as Brent, Gillian Barber as Barb, Marie Stillin as Marge, Sarah Strange as Cynthia, Dave Cox as Lester Jr., Jason Wiles as Steve, Jessica Leis as Bill's Kid, Aisha Schliessler as Bill's Kid, Marc Petey as Twin Dave, Ryan Petey as Twin Nat, Michelle Skalnik as Crystal, Tom McBeath as Rick, Tamsin Kelsey as Arlene, Jerry Wasserman as Les Sr., Chris Wilding as Alley Teen, Jay Brazeau as Fred, Peter LaCroix as Officer 1, Ken Roberts as Officer 2, Melissa Barker Sauer as Girl In Car, Cam Labine as Guy In Car, Greg Anderson as Officer 3, Nick Margellos as Guy In Car and David Brindle as D.J. (voice). Encore Avenue, August 30, 2012. Soundtrack: "Puke" - Written and Performed by Tristan Psionic; "C.M." Spurge; "No Compromise" Minority; "Pick And Choose" Ten Days Late; "Ragweed" Rollerball; "Middle" The Bittermen; "Tell Me When It's Over" Knucklehead; "Sorry" - Performed by Twin Princess; "Rocketship" - Performed by Racket Ship"; "All Of The Important Things..." - Written and Performed by Tristan Psionic; "Booby Trap" Godheadsilo; "Lost My Eyesight" - Performed by Brown Eyed Susans; "Da Da Da Da" - Performed by Smoother; "Go Home" - Written and Performed by Rollerball; "Truth This Time" The Soft Tips; "Flow, Ebb & Die" SIANspheric; "The Pill" The Brûlé Sound Pharmacy; "Calendar" - Performed by Furnaceface; "Trans Potato" Ken Stringfellow; "Johnny's On The Run" - Written and Performed by Knucklehead; "Nothing Boy" The Lux. Trivia: The movie cast a number of then-unknown young Canadian actors, including Scott Speedman, Laura Harris, and Tygh Runyan, and was released on September 8, 1997 at the Toronto Film Festival. Thanks to: Big Gary's Vacuum Systems Ltd.; Vancouver, British Columbia; The Calgary Society Of Independent Filmmakers; and Crescent Entertainment.

Tying Your Own Shoes. 2009, Starring Petra Tolley, Matthew Brotherwood, Daninah Cummins and Katherine Newton (the artists). Encore Avenue, August 30, 2012. NFB of Canada. This short documentary is an intimate glimpse into the exceptional mindsets and emotional lives of four adult artists with Down Syndrome. An artful, four-way essay about ability, this animated film explores how it feels to be a little bit unusual. Director Shira Avni. The four artists were interviewed about life, love, art, war, relationships, childhood and their experiences of Down syndrome. The interviews took place over multiple sessions and resulted in over 40 hours of video footage. The recordings were then edited together, with input from the artists, who went on to animate their self-portraits. The majority of animation in the film, however, was created by Katherine, Matthew, Petra and Daninah.

One Angry Juror. 2010 (TV Movie), Starring Jessica Capshaw as Sarah Walsh, Jeremy Ratchford as Don Burston, Aaron Douglas as D.A. Riley, Shomari Downer as Walter Byrd, Michael Jai White as Derrick, Imani Hakim as Rakesha Anderson, Jonathan Scarfe as Curtis, Aaron Pearl as Det. Runyon, Candace Churchill as Mahalia, Peter Benson as Eric, Garry Chalk as Vincent Walsh, Tom Butler as Fitzgerald, Darla Fay as Tina, Mesach Peters as Kevin Brown, Sarah Edmondson as Louise, Michael St. John Smith as Judge #1, Brendan Penny as Allen, Angela Moore as Sheree, Julian D. Christopher as Bernard, Keith Dallas as Albert, Vanesa Tomasino as Sandra, Kris McRonney as Spider, Kevin Frempong as Leroi, Anthony Joseph as Jermaine Anderson, Linda Darlow as Judge #2, Jonathan Mubanda as Pigboy, David Mubanda as Alphonso, Michael Miller as Mackey Mac, Ingrid Tesch as Nurse, Kayla Hammond as Florence Anderson, Gwynyth Walsh as Marbella Walsh, Mark Burgess as Jury Foreman, Janet Pinnick as Clerk, Terrell LeGrier as Spider's Gangster and Reila Aphrodite as May. Movie Central, August 30, 2012. Soundtrack: "Someday" - Performed by Nate Sylak; "Things Are Gonna Get Better" - Performed by Hipjoint; "Feels Real" - Performed by Animal Nation; "Bump And Grind"; High Noon Low Tide"; "Without Your Guitar"; "Get Up"; "Show My Face".

Monster-in-Law. 2005, Starring Jennifer Lopez as Charlie Cantilini Fields, Michael Vartan as Dr. Kevin Fields, Jane Fonda as Viola Fields, Wanda Sykes as Ruby, Adam Scott as Remy, Monet Mazur as Fiona, Annie Parisse as Morgan, Will Arnett as Kit, Elaine Stritch as Gertrude Fields, Stephen Dunham as Dr. Paul Chamberlain, Randee Heller as Beverly Hills Dog Owner, Mark Moses as Coffee Shop Customer, Tomiko Fraser as Coffee Shop Clerk, Rochelle Flexer as Dr. Patel's Nurse, Wayne Nickel as George, Jenny Wade as Viola's Young Replacement, Bruce Gray as TV Executive, Zach McLarty as Assistant Director, Stephanie Turner as Tanya Murphy the Pop Star, Harriet Harris as Therapist, Jimmy Jean-Louis as Prince Amir, Christopher Scott as Prime Minister, Pamela Rowan as Woman Club Member, Monica R. Guiza as Rehearsal Dinner Guest, Amber Mead as Kit's Date, Christina Masterson as Pretty Young Thing at Wedding, Madison Poer as (unconfirmed), Marissa Poer as (unconfirmed), Gianfranco Tordi as Italian Waiter, Kristen Aldridge as Boutique Salesgirl, John Aylward as Priest, Amie Barsky as Waitress, Lorenzo Caccialanza as Signor Ramondi, George Garritano as Viola's Wardrobe Assistant, Mike Kirkland as Young TV Executive, Michael Nardelli as Party Guest, Tyson Power as Father Tyson, Wendy Rodriguez as Bridesmaid, Aaron Stephens as Kevin's Friend, Kellee Stewart as Make-Up Girl and Amanda Wyss as Tina Gray (archive footage). Encore Avenue, August 31, 2012. Soundtrack: "Tell Mama" - Written by Clarence Carter, Marcus Daniel and Wilbur Terrell, Performed by Etta James, Courtesy of Geffen Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Love (Koop Remix)" - Written by Rosey (as Nancy Joy Kaye) and Darryl Swann, Performed by Rosey, Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Everyday is a Holiday (with You)" - Written by Esthero and Sean Lennon, Performed by Esthero, Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc., By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; "Into My Soul" - Written by Filippo Clary, Massimo Bollini, and Francesca Terrenato, Performed by Gabin featuring Dee Dee Bridgewater, Courtesy of Astralwerks Records, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "L-L-Love" - Written by Erica Driscoll and Bruce Driscoll, Performed by Astaire, Courtesy of Wax Divine Records; "Tour of Outer Space" - Written by Thomas Voyce and Simon Rycroft, Performed by Rhombus featuring Raashi Malik, Courtesy of Festival Mushroom Records/Rhombus Music Limited; "Make Up Bag" - Written by Savan Kolecha, Andrew Frampton and Wayne Wilkins, Performed by Andrew Frampton, Wayne Wilkins and Emma Rhodes, Courtesy of Photogenic; "Just a Ride" - Written by Jem Griffiths, Mike Caren and Howard Blake, Performed by Jem Griffiths (as Jem), Courtesy of ATO/RCA under arrangement by Zync Music Inc., Contains a sample of "An Elephant Called Slowly", Performed by Howard Blake; "Down with You" - Written by Ellie Lawson, Leor Dimant, John O'Brien, Jeff Phillips, Joe Macre and Rick Witkowski, Performed by Ellie Lawson, Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp., By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing, Contains a sample of "Safety in Numbers", Performed by Crack the Sky, Courtesy of Lifesong Records, a division of PKM Productions LLC; "Won't U Please B Nice" - Written by Nellie McKay, Performed by Nellie McKay, Courtesy of Columbia Records, By Arrangement with SONY BMG Music Licensing; "Sugar Loaf" - Written by Rick Rossi, Performed by the Rick Rossi Jazz Quartet; "Where Happiness Lives" - Written by Even Johansen, Performed by Magnet, Courtesy of Filter US Recordings; "1963" - Written by Rachael Yamagata and Mark Batson, Performed by Rachael Yamagata, Courtesy of RCA Victor, By Arrangement with SONY BMG Music Licensing; "Sun Quartet for Strings, Op. 20, No. 6" - Written by Joseph Haydn, Performed by Kodaly String Quartet, Courtesy of Naxos, By arrangment with Source/Q; "Sweet Adeline" - Written by Harry Armstrong and Richard H. Gerard; "Tina's Dream II" - from A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), Written by Charles Bernstein; "Parakeets of Paraguay" - Written by Cédric Dumont, Performed by Frank Chacksfield and His Orchestra, Courtesy of Decca Music Group Limited, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Cowbells" - Written by Bob Florence (as Robert Florence), Performed by The Bob Florence Trio, Courtesy of Fresh Sounds Records; "String Quartet No. 21 in D Major, K. 575, 'Prussian No. 1', Allegretto", Written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Performed by Eder Quartet, Courtesy of Naxos, By Arrangement with Source/Q, Appearance by the Rick Rossi String/Flute Trio; "The Beast" - Written by Dave Cavanaugh, Performed by Milt Buckner, Courtesy of Capitol Records, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music; "For Once in My Life" - Written by Orlando Murden and Ronald Miller (as Ron N. Miller), Performed by Stevie Wonder, Courtesy of Motown Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises; "Don't Wait Too Long" - Written by Madeleine Peyroux, Jesse Harris and Larry Klein, Performed by Madeleine Peyroux, Courtesy of Rounder Records, By Arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group. Trivia: All of the photos of Viola Fields on her table with famous people are real pictures of Jane Fonda with Oprah Winfrey, Ted Turner, Jon Voight and Gloria Steinem. The only "doctored" item is the cover of Time Magazine, which Fonda was set to appear on the cover of, however Pope John Paul II's Death in 2005 took the headline and subsequently, the cover.