Movies I Have Seen - September 2014 (80 movies)

The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle. 2000, Starring
Piper Perabo as Karen Sympathy
Robert De Niro as Fearless Leader
Rene Russo as Natasha Fatale
Jason Alexander as Boris Badenov
Randy Quaid as Cappy von Trapment
Paget Brewster as Jenny Spy
Janeane Garofalo as Minnie Mogul
Carl Reiner as P.G. Biggershot
Jonathan Winters as Whoppa Chopper Pilot, Ohio Cop with Bullhorn, Old Jeb
John Goodman as Oklahoma State Trooper
Kenan Thompson as Lewis
Kel Mitchell as Martin
James Rebhorn as President Signoff
David Alan Grier as Measures
Lily Nicksay as Sydney
Jon Polito as Schoentell
Don Novello as Fruit Vendor Twins
Phil Proctor as RBTV floor director
Jeffrey Ross as District Attorney
Wesley Mann as Clerk
Johnny Luckett (uncredited) as Television Repairman
Billy Crystal (uncredited) as Mattress Salesman[citation needed]
Whoopi Goldberg (uncredited) as Judge Cameo[citation needed]

Voices

June Foray as Rocky, animated Natasha Fatale, Voice of Narrator's Mother
Keith Scott as Bullwinkle, animated Fearless Leader, animated Boris Badenov, Voice of the Narrator

Rene Russo ...
Natasha
Jason Alexander Jason Alexander ...
Boris
Piper Perabo Piper Perabo ...
Karen Sympathy
Randy Quaid Randy Quaid ...
Cappy von Trapment
Robert De Niro Robert De Niro ...
Fearless Leader
June Foray June Foray ...
Rocky / Cartoon Natasha Fatale / Narrator's Mother (voice)
Keith Scott Keith Scott ...
Bullwinkle / Narrator / Cartoon Boris Badenov / Cartoon Fearless Leader (voice)
Janeane Garofalo Janeane Garofalo ...
Minnie Mogul
Carl Reiner Carl Reiner ...
P.G. Biggershot
Jonathan Winters Jonathan Winters ...
Whoppa Chopper Pilot / Ohio Cop with Bullhorn / Jeb
John Goodman John Goodman ...
Oklahoma Cop
Kenan Thompson Kenan Thompson ...
Lewis
Kel Mitchell Kel Mitchell ...
Martin
James Rebhorn James Rebhorn ...
President Signoff
David Alan Grier David Alan Grier ...
Measures
Norman Lloyd Norman Lloyd ...
Wossamotta U. President
Jon Polito Jon Polito ...
Schoentell
Rod Biermann Rod Biermann ...
Ole
Don Novello Don Novello ...
Fruit Vendor Twins
John Brandon John Brandon ...
General Admission
Harrison Young Harrison Young ...
General Foods
Nigel Gibbs Nigel Gibbs ...
General Store
Ed Gale Ed Gale ...
The Mole
Phil Proctor Phil Proctor ...
RBTV Floor Director
Dian Bachar Dian Bachar ...
RBTV Studio Technician
Drena De Niro Drena De Niro ...
RBTV Lackey
Mark Holton Mark Holton ...
FBI Agent - Potato
Doug Jones Doug Jones ...
FBI Agent - Carrot
Jane Edith Wilson Jane Edith Wilson ...
FBI Agent - Radish
Lily Nicksay Lily Nicksay ...
Sydney
Julia McAnuff Julia McAnuff ...
Little Karen
Adam Miller Adam Miller ...
Little Ole
Steve Rankin Steve Rankin ...
Arrest Cop
Phillip V. Caruso Phillip V. Caruso ...
Rance (as Phillip Caruso)
Brian T. Finney Brian T. Finney ...
Bailiff
Wesley Mann Wesley Mann ...
Clerk
Jeffrey Ross Jeffrey Ross ...
District Attorney
Arvie Lowe Jr. Arvie Lowe Jr. ...
Sharp-Eyed Student
Chip Chinery Chip Chinery ...
Security Guard
Ellis Williams Ellis Williams ...
Security Guard (as Ellis E. Williams)
David Brisbin David Brisbin ...
Average Dad
Kristen Lowman Kristen Lowman ...
Average Mom
Myrna Niles Myrna Niles ...
Average Grandma
Jack Donner Jack Donner ...
Average Grandpa
Amanda Brookshire Amanda Brookshire ...
Average Kid
Patric Brillhart Patric Brillhart ...
Average Kid
Jared Doud Jared Doud ...
Average Teen
Paget Brewster Paget Brewster ...
Jenny Spy
Victor Raider-Wexler Victor Raider-Wexler ...
Igor
Max Grodénchik Max Grodénchik ...
Horse Spy
Eugene Alper Eugene Alper ...
Horse Spy
Alexis Thorpe Alexis Thorpe ...
Supermodel
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Taraji P. Henson Taraji P. Henson ...
Left-Wing Student (as Taraji Henson)
Jennifer Austin Jennifer Austin ...
Nurse #1 (uncredited)
Michael Beardsley Michael Beardsley ...
Wossamotta U. Student (uncredited)
Edward Beckford Edward Beckford ...
FBI agent (uncredited)
Susan Berman Susan Berman ...
Weasel / Rocky (voice) (uncredited)
Dar Billingham Dar Billingham ...
Ice Skater (uncredited)
Robert Bundy Robert Bundy ...
Dr. Spy (uncredited)
John Campion John Campion ...
Dr. Spy (uncredited)
Teresa Couch Teresa Couch ...
Wossamotta U. Student (uncredited)
Billy Crystal Billy Crystal ...
Mattress Salesman (uncredited)
Elwood Edwards Elwood Edwards ...
You've Got Mail Voice (voice) (uncredited)
Corey Foxx Corey Foxx ...
French Student (uncredited)
Whoopi Goldberg Whoopi Goldberg ...
Judge Cameo (uncredited)
Matthew James Gulbranson Matthew James Gulbranson ...
FBI Agent (uncredited)
Rick Kain Rick Kain ...
FBI Agent (uncredited)
Jason Kakebeen Jason Kakebeen ...
Zombie (uncredited)
Chad Keller Chad Keller ...
Wossamotta U. Student (uncredited)
Scott King Scott King ...
Storm Trooper (uncredited)
Johnny Luckett Johnny Luckett ...
Television Repairman (uncredited)
Jeremy Maxwell Jeremy Maxwell ...
Angry French Student (uncredited)
Danielle McKee Danielle McKee ...
Wossamotta Student (uncredited)
Gary Pike Gary Pike ...
Agent (uncredited)
Kelly Sells Kelly Sells ...
Pottsylvanian Spy / Dance Hall Girl (uncredited)
Nicki Sixteen Nicki Sixteen ...
Wossamotta U. Student (uncredited)
Victor M. Slone Victor M. Slone ...
Cheapo Depo Rental Car Agent (uncredited)
T.J. Thyne as Right-Wing Student and Randy Woltz as Photographer. Encore Avenue, September 1, 2014, Edmonton, Alberta. Music by Mark Mothersbaugh. Soundtrack: "Be Ya Self" - Written by Rick Nelson, Sam Hollander, David Schommer (as Dave Schommer) and Tarsha Vega,
Performed by Tarsha Vega
Courtesy of the RCA Records Label of BMG Entertainment
Cryptik Souls Crew
Written by Marc Costenzo, Phil Rae, Tony Cammillo
Performed by Len
Courtesy of Epic Records/Work
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Contains a sample of "Dynomite"
Performed by Daguera
Courtesy of A&M Records
Under licesne from Universal Music Enterprises
Contains a sample of "Let's Have Some Fun"
Performed by the Barkays
Courtesy of Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Univer Music Enterprises
Side by Side
Written by Harry M. Woods
Secret Agent Man
Written by P.F. Gloom and Steve Barri
America
Written by Paul Simon
Blue Danube
Written by Johann Strauß
America the Beautiful
Written by Katherine L. Bates and S.A. Ward
Hooray for Hollywood
Music by Richard A. Whiting
Lyrics by Johnny Mercer
Dreamer
Written by Roger Hodgson and Rick Davies
Performed by Supertramp
Courtesy of A&M Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Bad Boys
Written by Ian Levis
Rocky Show Theme
Written by Fred Steiner
Duelin' Banjoes
Written by Arthur Smith
Rocky the Flying Squirrel
Written by Frank Comstock
Hail, Hail, Pottsylvania
Written by Fred Steiner
Through the Eyes of a Child
Written by Mark Mothersbaugh, Lanat Coppock, and Lisa McClowry
Performed by Lisa McClowry.

Trivia: It is an American live-action adventure comedy film produced by Universal Pictures, based on the television cartoon The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show by Jay Ward. The animated characters Rocky and Bullwinkle shared the screen with live actors portraying Fearless Leader (Robert De Niro), Boris Badenov (Jason Alexander), Natasha Fatale (Rene Russo). The film also featured supporting roles done by Piper Perabo, Randy Quaid, Kel Mitchell and Kenan Thompson.[1] June Foray reprised her role as Rocky, whilst Keith Scott voices Bullwinkle and the film's narrator.

This film is also notable for its ensemble cast featuring guest appearances by performers including Paget Brewster, Janeane Garofalo, John Goodman, David Allen Grier, Don Novello, Jon Polito, Carl Reiner, Whoopi Goldberg, and Jonathan Winters.

Released in 2000, The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle was the third film in four years to have been a Jay Ward cartoon adaptation (George of the Jungle (1997) and Dudley Do-Right (1999) having preceded it). On a $76 million budget the film grossed $35 million worldwide. In the end credits, Rocky, Bullwinkle, Boris, Natasha, and Fearless Leader, in their original animated designs against a black background, fight for control of the credits and alternatively display each of the major credits as if they are turning a revolving wall panel with the credits printed on it. Then the end credits begin to change on their own while the characters chase each other in varying combinations. Then the minor end credits begin to scroll up normally with one last display of Rocky and Bullwinkle seated and waving to the audience.
Filming locations:
Guadalupe, California, USA
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Placer County Courthouse - 101 Maple Street, Auburn, California, USA (Ohio courthouse);
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Stage 28, Universal Studios - 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, California, USA
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Woodland, California, USA
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Chapman University - One University Drive, Orange, California, USA
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Chicago, Illinois, USA
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Clarksburg, California, USA
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El Dorado County, California, USA
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New York, USA
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Placer County, California, USA (Missouri);
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Plymouth, California, USA
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Rocklin, California, USA
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Santa Monica, California, USA
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Sheridan, California, USA
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Washington, District of Columbia, USA
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Yolo County, California, USA (Ohio).

Follows:
Rocky and His Friends (1959) (TV Series)
The Bullwinkle Show (1961) (TV Series)
Boris and Natasha (1992) (TV Movie).
References:
Secret Agent (1964) (TV Series)
The Sound of Music (1965)
Star Trek (1966) (TV Series)
Love Story (1970)
Deliverance (1972)
Taxi Driver (1976)
Fearless Leader (Robert De Niro) quotes the 'Are you talking to me?' line. Robert De Niro also said that line in Taxi Driver
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)
Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)
They Live (1988)
The Simpsons (1989) (TV Series)
Real Stories of the Highway Patrol (1993) (TV Series)
Kenan & Kel (1996) (TV Series).
Fearless Leader (Robert De Niro) says to Boris & Natasha "You talkin' to me?...There's no one else here, so you must be talking to me". This is a reference to his most famous lines in Taxi Driver (1976).
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The name of Bullwinkle's alma matter is Wossamotta U.
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June Foray, one of the surviving members of the original Rocky and His Friends (1959), who created the voice of Rocket J. Squirrel, does Rocky's voice for this film. She also recreates the voice of Natasha (when Natasha is in cartoon form) and her ubiquitous "old woman" voice from the old series as the voice of the narrator's mother.
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Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell, a comedy duo of the mid '90s, play Lewis and Martin respectively. A nod to another comedy duo, Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin.
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The businesses lining the highways have some rather unusual names. Among them are "Lotta Room Motel", "Pump Her Up" (gas station), "Beefy Buns" (fast food), and (glimpsed briefly through the driver's window of the truck) "Boob Mart".
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This film was originally in pre-production in the early 1990s, with Danny DeVito and Meryl Streep set to play Boris and Natasha. Legal problems with copyrights prevented the film being made until several years later.
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The students in the film were actually real students of Chapman University, where part of the film takes place.
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Palm trees that were left on the Chapman University campus after the filming of Crimson Tide (1995) were covered and disguised as redwood trees.
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For the narration, Keith Scott is doing an imitation of the voice of the late William Conrad, who had been the narrator for the original animated adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle, Rocky and His Friends (1959).
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Jason Alexander admitted to doing the movie strictly for the money.
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As Fearless Leader, Robert De Niro, known for being a method actor, is the first actor to interpret a cartoon character as a method performance.
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The University infirmary is labeled "J. Ward", a homage to Rocky and Bullwinkle creator, Jay Ward.
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Monica Potter was originally cast as Karen Sympathy.
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Joe Pesci and Cher turned down the roles of Boris and Natasha.
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Director Cameo - Des McAnuff: The first person to turn off their TV after Bullwinkle's speech.
Quotes: 1. Narrator: "And so RBTV changed its name from Really Bad Television to Rocky and Bullwinkle Television." Bullwinkle: "What's the difference?" 2. Rocky: "Hokey smoke, are you all right?" Bullwinkle: "Yes, but I think we're on the wrong show." [looking at Karen] Bullwinkle: "Look how well they drew that girl." 3. Narrator: "At that moment, Karen and Rocky's only hope in the whole WORLD, was Bullwinkle J. Moose... In other words, they didn't have a prayer."

Money Train. 1995, Starring
Wesley Snipes - John
Woody Harrelson - Charlie
Jennifer Lopez - Grace Santiago
Robert Blake - Donald Patterson
Chris Cooper - Torch
Joe Grifasi - Riley
Scott Sowers - Mr. Brown
Skipp Sudduth - Kowalski
Wesley Snipes ...
John
Woody Harrelson Woody Harrelson ...
Charlie
Jennifer Lopez Jennifer Lopez ...
Grace Santiago
Robert Blake Robert Blake ...
Donald Patterson
Chris Cooper Chris Cooper ...
Torch
Joe Grifasi Joe Grifasi ...
Riley
Scott Sowers Scott Sowers ...
Mr. Brown
Skipp Sudduth Skipp Sudduth ...
Kowalski
Vincent Laresca Vincent Laresca ...
Subway Robber
Nelson Vasquez Nelson Vasquez ...
Subway Robber
Vincent Patrick Vincent Patrick ...
Frank the Bartender
Aida Turturro Aida Turturro ...
Woman on Platform
Alvaleta Guess Alvaleta Guess ...
Woman on Platform
Vincent Pastore Vincent Pastore ...
Gambler
David Tawil David Tawil ...
Gambler
Ron Ryan Ron Ryan ...
Gambler
Gregory McKinney Gregory McKinney ...
Guard (as Greg McKinney)
Mitch Kolpan Mitch Kolpan ...
Guard
Jeremy Roberts Jeremy Roberts ...
Guard
John Norman Thomas John Norman Thomas ...
Detective
Oni Faida Lampley Oni Faida Lampley ...
Dispatcher
Jack O'Connell Jack O'Connell ...
Dispatcher
Saul Stein Saul Stein ...
Brown's Enforcer
Manny Siverio Manny Siverio ...
Brown's Enforcer
John Cenatiempo John Cenatiempo ...
Brown's Enforcer (as Johnny C.)
Enrico Colantoni Enrico Colantoni ...
Dooley
Christopher Anthony Young Christopher Anthony Young ...
Guard with Dooley
Dean Norris Dean Norris ...
Guard with Dooley
Richard Grove Richard Grove ...
Motorman
Steven Randazzo Steven Randazzo ...
Guy at Bar
William Charlton William Charlton ...
Businessman
Moss Porter Moss Porter ...
Mickey
Keith Leon Williams Keith Leon Williams ...
Darryl
José Zúñiga José Zúñiga ...
Victor (as Jose Zuniga)
Thomas G. Waites Thomas G. Waites ...
Barricade Captain
Leikili Mark Leikili Mark ...
Punk Girl
Kevin Guy Brown Kevin Guy Brown ...
Punk Guy
Bill Nunn Bill Nunn ...
Crash Train Motorman
Sharon Schaffer Sharon Schaffer ...
Token Clerk
Angel Caban Angel Caban ...
Decoy Cop
Joe Bacino Joe Bacino ...
Decoy Cop
Jose Soto Jose Soto ...
Hood
Lawrence Gilliard Jr. Lawrence Gilliard Jr. ...
Hood (as Larry Gilliard Jr.)
Flex Alexander Flex Alexander ...
Hood (as Flex)
Michael Artura Michael Artura ...
Captain #2
Mark Weil Mark Weil ...
Stockbroker
Joseph Wilson Ayesu Joseph Wilson Ayesu ...
Little Joe
Katie Gill Katie Gill ...
Crosswalk Child
Cody Gill Cody Gill ...
Crosswalk Child
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Anthony Backman Anthony Backman ...
Man on Platform (uncredited)
John Bryant John Bryant ...
Subway Passenger (uncredited)
Catherine Dudley-Rose Catherine Dudley-Rose ...
Cop's Girlfriend (uncredited)
Harrison Freed Harrison Freed ...
Bar Patron (uncredited)
Patricia Holihan Patricia Holihan ...
Bar Patron (uncredited)
Marshall Dancing Elk Lucas as Passenger and Scott McKinley as Transit Cop. Encore Avenue, September 1, 2014, Edmonton, Alberta. Music by Mark Mancina. Soundtrack: "The Train Is Coming" - Written by Ken Boothe and Shaggy (as Orville Burrell),
Produced by Robert Livingston and Shaun 'Sting Int'l' Pizzonia
Performed by Shaggy featuring Ken Boothe
Courtesy of Virgin Records Ltd.
Making Love
Written by Tim Kelley, Bob Robinson, Kevin Wales, Michael Marcel Keith (as Micheal Keith),
Daron Tavaris Jones (as Daron Jones), Marvin E. Scandrick III (as Marvin Scandrick) and Quinnes Dammond Parker (as Quinnes Parker)
Produced by Tim & Bob
Executive Producer: Sean Combs (as Sean 'Puffy' Combs)
Performed by 112
Courtesy of Bad Boy Entertainment/Arista Records
Top of the Stairs
Written and Performed by Skee-Lo
Produced by Walter "Kandor" Kahn and Skee-Lo
Courtesy of Sunshine/Scotti Bros. Records
Show You the Way to Go
Written by Kenny Gamble (as Kenneth Gamble) and Leon Huff
Produced by Teddy Riley
Performed by Men of Vizion
Courtesy of MJJ Music
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Still Not Over You
Written by Trey Lorenz, Mark C. Rooney and Mark Morales
Produced by Mark C. Rooney and Mark Morales
Performed by Trey Lorenz
Courtesy of Sony 550 Music
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Nuevo Dia
Written by Kike Santander
Performed by Gloria Estefan
Courtesy of Epic Records
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Where Ever You Are
Written by Denzil Foster & Thomas McElroy
Performed by Terry Ellis
Courtesy of Eastwest Records America
By Arrangement with Warner Special Products
All That Matters
Written by Denzil Foster & Thomas McElroy
Performed by Samuelle
Courtesy of Lombard Street/2-Tuff-E-Nuff Records
Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning
Written by Irving Berlin
Dance Without Sleeping
Written by Melissa Etheridge, Mauricus 'Fritz' Lewak (as Mauricio Fritz Lewak) & Kevin McCormick
Performed by Melissa Etheridge
Courtesy of Island Records, Inc.
By Arrangement with PolyGram Film & TV Licensing
I Love You...I'll Kill You
Written by Michael Cretu (as Curly M.C.) & David Fairstein
Performed by Enigma
Courtesy of Virgin Schallplatten GmbH/Virgin Records America, Inc.
I Remember That Night
Written by Daz Dillinger (as Dillinger) and Juvenile
Performed by Juster
Courtesy of TVT Records
The Thrill I'm In
Written by Jimmy Jam (as James Harris III) and Terry Lewis
Produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis
Performed by Luther Vandross
Courtesy of Epic Records
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Oh Baby
Written by Alexander Richbourg, McKinley Horton, Tony Hightower, Sammy Crumbley, Jason Sylvain and Ron Jackson
Produced by Richbourg
Executive Producers: Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis
Performed by 4.0
Courtesy of Perspective/Savvy Records.

Trivia: It is an American comedy thriller film starring Wesley Snipes, Woody Harrelson and Jennifer Lopez as New York City transit cops and Robert Blake as their iron-fisted boss. After losing his job, Harrelson's character plots to hijack and then rob the "money train" which hauls collected fare revenues for the New York City Subway from the system's stations. The subway car used as the money train in the film is a modified R21 subway car.[2] The rolling stock was modified by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and film crew into an imposing subway train covered in silver armor plating and equipped with flashing orange lights and sliding barred doors, like those on a jail cell. After production, the car was donated to the New York Transit Museum, and is currently stored at the Coney Island Complex, as of February 2010. Other cars were used as props in the movie.[2]

Four additional R30s were used for filming on New York City Subway property. These four cars were 8463, 8510, 8558, and 8569.[2]

The actual money train resembled a normal maintenance train painted yellow with black diagonal stripes. The New York City subway system retired its money trains in 2006; the introduction of the MetroCard and computerized vending machines that allowed fare payment by credit card have dramatically reduced the number of coins stored in subway stations. Filming locations:
John Street, Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA
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Los Angeles, California, USA
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New York City, New York, USA
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Sony Pictures Studios - 10202 W. Washington Blvd., Culver City, California, USA (studio).
Reception: The film took in $35,431,113 at the North American box office, including $10,608,297 on its opening weekend.[3] With a budget at an estimated $68,000,000 and a box office total of approximately $77 million, the film was a moderate box office bomb.[4] It was generally poorly received by film critics,[5] described by one reviewer as "a loud and truly pointless action-comedy".[6] Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a "Rotten" rating of 22% based on 32 reviews.

In addition to its middling reviews, the film was vilified for its portrayal of a man robbing a ticket booth by running a rubber tube around the bulletproof partition and dousing the attendant with an unknown flammable liquid, then threatening to set them on fire. This crime was repeated in real life after the film's release, although the police did not think the similar crime was related to the film. Nevertheless, many people including Bob Dole called for a boycott of the film.
The original music score by Mark Mancina was released in March 2011 by La-La Land Records as a limited edition of 3000 copies. The album features approximately 41 minutes of music across 17 tracks. Additional music is composed by John Van Tongeren.
Two days after the film opened, two men poured petrol over a ticket booth on the Brooklyn subway and set it alight in an incident similar to the one depicted in the film. The booth attendant was burned and later died of his injuries. Consequently New York subway workers called for a boycott of the film and the removal of all the posters from every station. Republican senator Bob Dole quickly came out in support of them. Columbia Pictures refused to bow to their demands.
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The subway car used as the money train in the film is a modified R21 subway car. The car was modified by the Metropolitan Transit Authority and film crew in a way that looks absolutely nothing like the actual revenue collection trains used in the system. After production, the car was donated to the New York City Transit Museum. It currently is stored at the Coney Island Yard in Brooklyn as part of the museum car fleet and was briefly on display at the New York City Transit Museum.
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In the opening scene where Wesley Snipes hits one of the Money Train cops, there is a Die Hard 2 poster on the wall. Die Hard 2 (1990) was also written by Doug Richardson.
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While there are scenes that show R30 class subway trains running on the IRT Lexington Avenue Line, this would be physically impossible in reality. Due to NYC's subway having been constructed by competing companies, trains for the lettered lines would not fit on the numbered lines as they are too wide. IRT trains are narrower and shorter than BMT/IND trains.
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The Wall Street station scenes were filmed at the Union Square station on the IRT Lexington Ave. line. The 33rd Street station is the real one, on the same line. All scenes filmed on the subway set featured retired carbon steel R-30 subway cars, painted red. Scenes filmed on the actual New York subway featured stainless steel R-62 cars.
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Robert Blake claims that his first meeting with producer Jon Peters consisted of Peters wrestling Blake to the ground. At the premiere, Blake said Peters told him he wrestled with Blake to see if Blake would lose his temper.
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12 New York subway cars were shipped over to Los Angeles to the film set. They were converted to run on propane so that the rails on the film set did not need to be electrified - a potential health hazard for all the crew.
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Average & Median Shot Length = ~4.2 seconds.
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R30 trains were retired from passenger service in 1993, these trains along with the IRT sized R33 and R36 trains were among the last in the system to never have air conditioning. The R30 would have become too heavy if air conditioning was added.
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The prop train used for the Money Train was an actual retired NYC subway train that was destined to be scrapped. After the film was completed, it was donated to the NYC Transit Authority and currently resides in the Coney Island Rapid Transit Yard.
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Most of the subway scenes were filmed on a 4000-foot-long set built to resemble a typical four-track New York subway trunk line. It included three stations, all of which were built as local stops with the platforms on the outside of the outer tracks. Included were I-beams between each track, spaced five feet apart just as they are in New York. The ceiling, however, was much higher than on any actual New York subway line.
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R30 trains were called BMT Redbirds for their identical paint scheme to that of the IRT trains.
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This boasts the distinction of having one of the longest sets ever constructed for a film. At over 3000 feet long, 20 feet high and four railway tracks wide, the set was roughly the same size as two Empire State building lying side by side. The original plan was to film in the real New York subway but the logistics proved too problematic.
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Despite the fact that this was filmed in Super 35, "Filmed in Panavision" is listed in the end credits.
It is impossible to "bleed the brakes" or otherwise dump out compressed air on any NYC subway car and force a runaway condition. When air pressure is lost on a subway car, it actually engages the brakes. This is a common fail-safe in rapid transit and railroad systems.
Originally, the movie was developed by director Tony Scott and writer Doug Richardson. After some time Scott left the project and was replaced by Joseph Ruben, who fired Richardson and had the script rewritten. Quotes: 1. John: "No, you ain't gonna hit him." Charlie: "Why not?" John: "Because I'm gonna hit him!" [smacks a transit cop in the face] 2. Grace Santiago: [to Charlie] "Should we break this up? They're tuggin' at his collar for dear life over there."

Riddick. 2013 (British-American science fiction), Starring
Vin Diesel as Riddick
Matthew Nable as Colonel R. "Boss" Johns
Jordi Mollà as Santana
Katee Sackhoff as Dahl
Dave Bautista as Diaz
Bokeem Woodbine as Moss
Raoul Trujillo as Lockspur
Conrad Pla as Vargas
Nolan Gerard Funk as Luna
Danny Blanco Hall as Falco
Noah Danby as Nuñez
Neil Napier as Rubio
Karl Urban as Siberius Vaako
Alex Branson as Lex Branman
Andreas Apergis as Krone
Keri Hilson as Santana's Prisoner

Vin Diesel ...
Riddick
Jordi Mollà Jordi Mollà ...
Santana
Matt Nable Matt Nable ...
Boss Johns
Katee Sackhoff Katee Sackhoff ...
Dahl
Dave Bautista Dave Bautista ...
Diaz
Bokeem Woodbine Bokeem Woodbine ...
Moss
Raoul Trujillo Raoul Trujillo ...
Lockspur
Conrad Pla Conrad Pla ...
Vargas
Danny Blanco Hall Danny Blanco Hall ...
Falco
Noah Danby Noah Danby ...
Nunez
Neil Napier Neil Napier ...
Rubio
Nolan Gerard Funk Nolan Gerard Funk ...
Luna
Karl Urban Karl Urban ...
Vaako
Andreas Apergis Andreas Apergis ...
Krone
Keri Hilson Keri Hilson ...
Santana's Prisoner (as Keri Lynn Hilson)
Charlie Marie Dupont Charlie Marie Dupont ...
Consort
Jan Gerste Jan Gerste ...
Consort
Antoinette Kalaj Antoinette Kalaj ...
Consort
Alexandra Sokolovskaya as Consort and Lani Minella as Aereon VO. Movie Central, September 1, 2014. Soundtrack: Music by Graeme Revell.

Trivia: It is an British-American science fiction film, the third installment in the The Chronicles of Riddick film series. Produced by and starring Vin Diesel as the title character, Riddick is written and directed by David Twohy, who previously wrote and directed the first two installments, Pitch Black (2000) and The Chronicles of Riddick (2004). The film was released on September 4, 2013, in the UK and Ireland, and September 6, 2013, in the United States. It was shown in both conventional and IMAX Digital theaters.
Filming Locations: Montreal, Québec, Canada.
Vin Diesel agreed to make a cameo appearance in The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006) in exchange for the rights to the "Riddick" franchise from Universal Pictures. This allowed him to produce this film independently.
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Production on the film was in jeopardy of shutting down when there was a delay in financing. Vin Diesel funded the film himself until the bank loan came through.
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When Riddick steps into the identifier for the emergency beacon, the stats on him read: "Richard B. Riddick. Escaped convict. Murderer." This is how he introduced himself to the character of Paris in Pitch Black (2000).
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"Riddick" takes place 5 years after the previous film "The Chronicles of Riddick", which was set 5 years after the original film "Pitch Black". Which means, "Riddick" takes place a decade after "Pitch Black". "Riddick" was released 13 years after "Pitch Black".
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Vin Diesel's original vision was to have the "Chronicles of Riddick" become like J.R.R Tolkien's Middle-Earth. "Pitch Black" was to serve like "The Hobbit", to be a stand alone film to establish the universe, and to have a trilogy of the "Chronicles of Riddick" serving like "The Lord of the Rings".
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Keri Hilson auditioned for the role of Dahl. The role went to Katee Sackhoff but David Twohy was so impressed with Hilson's charisma that wrote a small role for her in the film.
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Vin Diesel wanted the movie to be shot on 35mm film, but due to the films low budget paired with large number of visual effect shots, the movie had to be shot digitally. As a compromise, director David Twohy added a subtle film grain effect throughout the film.
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The screenplay's original title was "The Chronicles of Riddick: Dead Man Stalking".
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It was rumored at one point that "Riddick" was going to follow Riddick, as he journeys to The Underverse to find Kyra.
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Karl Urban makes a brief appearance as Vakko the Necromonger Commander from the previous film.
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The joystick in the cockpit of the craft Riddick leaves the planet on is a Saitek x52.
When asking Riddick about the events of Pitch Black, Johns mentions that the system has two suns. In that film, the system is shown with three suns.
The "exploding bomb" shoulder patch worn by Johns' mercenaries is an actual U.S. Army shoulder patch, of the 52nd Ordnance Group (EOD).
Matt Nable's character Boss Johns is the father of William J. Johns, portrayed by Cole Hauser in Pitch Black (2000). In real life Nable is only three years older than Hauser.
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While in chains, Riddick "predicts" that he'll kill Santana within a 5 second window. After doing so, he exclaims, " I like to be a man of my word." Riddick can be seen in similar circumstances in previous installments. In the animated short "Dark Fury", Riddick told the head merc Junner, that he would bury his weapon in Junner's eye. In the film "Chronicles of Riddick", he threatened to kill a prison guard with a metal "tea cup" after witnessing his abuse of Kyra. Needless to say, that each opponent met their ends exactly how Riddick predicted.
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The bounty on Riddick's head is never stated. Diaz claims to know what it's at but never says.
Follows:
The Chronicles of Riddick: Into Pitch Black (2000) (TV Movie)
Pitch Black (2000)
The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay (2004) (Video Game)
The Chronicles of Riddick (2004)
The Chronicles of Riddick: Dark Fury (2004) (Video)
The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena (2009) (Video Game)
Riddick: Blindsided (2013) (Short)
References: Pitch Black (2000) - Johns questions Riddick in several scenes about the events that took place in Pitch Black.
Quote: Diaz: "Yeah. Let's cut him loose." Dahl: "That was five seconds." Riddick: "I like to be a man of my word."

Prisoners. 2013, Starring
Hugh Jackman as Keller Dover
Jake Gyllenhaal as Detective Loki
Viola Davis as Nancy Birch
Maria Bello as Grace Dover
Terrence Howard as Franklin Birch
Melissa Leo as Holly Jones
Paul Dano as Alex Jones
Dylan Minnette as Ralph Dover
Zoë Soul as Eliza Birch
Erin Gerasimovich as Anna Dover
Kyla Drew Simmons as Joy Birch
Wayne Duvall as Captain Richard O'Malley
Len Cariou as Father Patrick Dunn
David Dastmalchian as Bob Taylor
Jeff Pope as Elliot Milland

Hugh Jackman ...
Keller Dover
Jake Gyllenhaal Jake Gyllenhaal ...
Detective Loki
Viola Davis Viola Davis ...
Nancy Birch
Maria Bello Maria Bello ...
Grace Dover
Terrence Howard Terrence Howard ...
Franklin Birch
Melissa Leo Melissa Leo ...
Holly Jones
Paul Dano Paul Dano ...
Alex Jones
Dylan Minnette Dylan Minnette ...
Ralph Dover
Zoë Soul Zoë Soul ...
Eliza Birch
Erin Gerasimovich Erin Gerasimovich ...
Anna Dover
Kyla Drew Simmons Kyla Drew Simmons ...
Joy Birch (as Kyla-Drew Simmons)
Wayne Duvall Wayne Duvall ...
Captain Richard O'Malley
Len Cariou Len Cariou ...
Father Patrick Dunn
David Dastmalchian David Dastmalchian ...
Bob Taylor
Brad James Brad James ...
Officer Carter
Anthony Reynolds Anthony Reynolds ...
Officer Wedge
Robert C. Treveiler Robert C. Treveiler ...
Forensics Guy (as Robert Treveiler)
Sandra Ellis Lafferty Sandra Ellis Lafferty ...
Mrs. Milland
Victoria Staley Victoria Staley ...
Check Out Girl
Todd Truley Todd Truley ...
Detective Chemelinski
Brian Daye Brian Daye ...
Desk Sergeant
Alisa Harris Alisa Harris ...
Police Clerk
Robert Mello Robert Mello ...
Roger
Jeff Pope Jeff Pope ...
Sex Offender #1
Rodrick Goins Rodrick Goins ...
Sex Offender #2
Mark Drum Mark Drum ...
Sex Offender #3
Lana Yoo Lana Yoo ...
Chinese Waitress
Pam Smith Pam Smith ...
Police Station Reporter #1
Gloria Webber Gloria Webber ...
Police Station Reporter #2
Michelle Keller Michelle Keller ...
Woman at Vigil
John Atwood John Atwood ...
Newscaster
Stacy Melich Stacy Melich ...
Woman Motorist
J. Omar Castro J. Omar Castro ...
Cop in Hospital
Jane McNeill Jane McNeill ...
Nurse
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Chance Bartels Chance Bartels ...
Paparazzi Photographer (uncredited)
Todd Bellinger Todd Bellinger ...
Concerned Neighbor (uncredited)
Becky Boyd Becky Boyd ...
Blue Car Passenger (uncredited)
Melvin Breedlove Melvin Breedlove ...
Busboy (uncredited)
Frederick Carpenter Frederick Carpenter ...
Police Officer (uncredited)
Takara Clark Takara Clark ...
Captain O'Malley's Secretary (uncredited)
Jason Davis Jason Davis ...
Paul Brewer (uncredited)
Katrina Despain Katrina Despain ...
Kim Milland (uncredited)
Faith Dillon Faith Dillon ...
Reporter #3 (uncredited)
Andrew Fincher Andrew Fincher ...
Uniform Officer (uncredited)
Micky Francis Micky Francis ...
Search and Rescue Volunteer (uncredited)
Nyah Gantt Nyah Gantt ...
Vigil Kid (uncredited)
Mike Gassaway Mike Gassaway ...
Detective Rand (uncredited)
Fred Griffith Fred Griffith ...
Groggy Man (uncredited)
C.C. Ice C.C. Ice ...
Search and Rescue Volunteer (uncredited)
Kevin L. Johnson Kevin L. Johnson ...
Forensic Tech (uncredited)
Jerome Joyce Jerome Joyce ...
Search and Rescue Volunteer (uncredited)
Andrew R. Kaplan Andrew R. Kaplan ...
Police Desk Clerk (uncredited)
King King ...
Perpetrator (uncredited)
Ryan-Iver Klann Ryan-Iver Klann ...
Doctor (uncredited)
Scott Ledbetter Scott Ledbetter ...
Detective (uncredited)
Sharon McHenryPower Sharon McHenryPower ...
Neighbor (uncredited)
Taylor McPherson Taylor McPherson ...
Concerned Neighbor (uncredited)
Tiffany Morgan Tiffany Morgan ...
Jane Brewer (uncredited)
Dave Moro Dave Moro ...
Precision Driver (uncredited)
Isaiah Motz Isaiah Motz ...
Search and Rescue Volunteer (uncredited)
Ryder Norris Ryder Norris ...
Young Barry (uncredited)
Brody Rose Brody Rose ...
Bill Brewer (uncredited)
Mary Shaw Mary Shaw ...
Neighbor Woman (uncredited)
Jordan M. Sloane Jordan M. Sloane ...
Man on Bridge (uncredited)
Tom Thon Tom Thon ...
Gray Haired Old Man (uncredited)
Josh Turner as Perpetrator and Michael J. Walker as Emergency Medical Technician. Movie Central, September 2, 2014, Edmonton, Alberta. Music by Jóhann Jóhannsson. Soundtrack: "Put Your Hand In The Hand" - Written by Gene MacLellan, Performed by Ocean, Courtesy of Buddah Records, By arrangement with Sony Licensing; "Escape" - Written and performed by Jóhann Jóhannsson; "Codex" - Written by Thom Yorke (as Thomas Yorke), Jonny Greenwood (as Jonathan Greenwood), Colin Greenwood, Ed O'Brien (as Edward O'Brien) and Phil Selway (as Philip Selway), Performed by Radiohead, Courtesy of Xurbia Xendless Ltd, By arrangement with Warner/Chappell Music; "Jingle Bells" (uncredited) - Written by James Pierpont; "The Star-Spangled Banner" (uncredited) - Written by Francis Scott Key.

Trivia: It is an American thriller film directed by Denis Villeneuve. The film has an ensemble cast including Hugh Jackman, Jake Gyllenhaal, Viola Davis, Maria Bello, Terrence Howard, Melissa Leo, and Paul Dano.[3] The plot focuses on the abduction of two young girls in Pennsylvania and the subsequent search. The film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Cinematography. Prisoners received positive reviews from critics.
Filming locations: Conyers, Georgia, USA (Conyers, Milstead, Rockdale County); Porterdale, Georgia, USA (The Old Mill on the Yellow River); Monroe, Georgia, USA (Gas Station in the rain Hwy 78 @ Troy Smith Rd); Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
Early in the film Anna and Joy are seen in the Birch household watching a white rat. Later in the film, when Keller decides to take matters into his own hands and leaves to find Alex, the scene cuts again to the rat at Birch household, but now it is black, foreshadowing Keller Dover's transition from holy man to sinner.
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The first time it was submitted to the MPAA, it received an NC-17 rating due to its tone and subject matter. The film's torture scenes were later cut by a couple of frames along with scenes suggesting pedophilia and it then received the R rating.
Detective Loki (played by Jake Gyllenhaal) is clearly visible in many scenes wearing a Freemasons ring on his left hand
The name of Alex Jones' aunt is Holly Jones. Holly Jones is also the name of a ten-year old girl who was kidnapped and murdered in Toronto in 2003.
For the hammer scene, Hugh Jackman was asked by director Denis Villeneuve to be completely ferocious for the next take. That take was used in the final film.
In this film a detective named Loki obsessively tries to find to kidnapped children. In Norse Mythology there is a tale (Loka Táttur) where the god Loki persistently tries to protect a child from a giant named Skrymir after Odin and Hönir tried and given up on the task.
Hugh Jackman portrays a father whose daughter is kidnapped and missing in this film. He was originally attached to play a similar role in The Lovely Bones (2009), but dropped out. That role was filled by Mark Wahlberg, who at one point was attached to play the lead role in this film.
Mark Wahlberg and Christian Bale were set to star with Bryan Singer directing, but the two actors opted to make The Fighter (2010) instead.
Leonardo DiCaprio was attached for a long time to the project but he dropped out eventually.
There are no opening credits just the Title of the movie.
Hugh Jackman was attached to the project with Antoine Fuqua directing. Both dropped out. After several years in development, Jackman returned in the lead role.
Early in the Movie in the Neighborhood you can hear Steller's Jays calling. These birds are not found in Pennsylvania their range only extends from the Pacific Coast to the Rockies.
The movie is set in Pennsylvania there is billboard advertising Atlanta law firm Morgan and Morgan above the liquor store (which, in PA, would be State-run, not privately owned).
The area code on Dover's truck is 570, which is the Scranton/Wilkes Barre area of Pennsylvania, but the license plate on Loki's car indicate Montgomery County, which is a couple of hours south and does not use the 570 area code.
Detective Loki works for a municipal police department in Pennsylvania yet all of the police cars with lights activated have only blue lights. Blue lights in Pennsylvania are "courtesy lights" for volunteer firefighters/EMS personnel private vehicles. They are not emergency lights with any traffic control powers. Police use either a combination of red and blue or, if using a single light, red only.
The byline of one of the newspaper articles shown in the film is "Aaron Guzikowski", the film's screenwriter.
Detective Loki's cards reveal his full name to be David Wayne Loki.
To play Holly Jones, Melissa Leo wore a grey wig and a foam rubber posterior prepared by costume designer Renée April in order to "ground" her character. Leo also requested the props assistants to avoid cleaning her glasses after each day's shooting.
Jessica Chastain was rumored for a role.
Quotes: 1. Keller Dover: "Where's my daughter?" 2. Detective Loki: "I'm gonna find your daughters."

The Big Picture. 1989, Starring
Kevin Bacon as Nick Chapman
Emily Longstreth as Susan Rawlings
J. T. Walsh as Allen Habel
Jennifer Jason Leigh as Lydia Johnson
Michael McKean as Emmet Sumner
Kim Miyori as Jenny Sumner
Teri Hatcher as Gretchen
Dan Schneider as Jonathan Tristan-Bennet
Jason Gould as Carl Manknik
Tracy Brooks Swope as Lori Pressman
Don Franklin as Todd Marvin
Gary Kroeger as Mark
Fran Drescher as Polo Habel
June Lockhart as Janet Kingsley
Roddy McDowall as Judge
Eddie Albert as M.C.
John Cleese as Bartender
Martin Short as Neil Sussman (uncredited)
Elliott Gould as Prosecutor

Kevin Bacon ...
Nick Chapman
Emily Longstreth Emily Longstreth ...
Susan Rawlings
J.T. Walsh J.T. Walsh ...
Allen Habel
Jennifer Jason Leigh Jennifer Jason Leigh ...
Lydia Johnson
Michael McKean Michael McKean ...
Emmet Sumner
Kim Miyori Kim Miyori ...
Jenny Sumner
Teri Hatcher Teri Hatcher ...
Gretchen
Dan Schneider Dan Schneider ...
Jonathan Tristan-Bennet
Jason Gould Jason Gould ...
Carl Manknik
Tracy Brooks Swope Tracy Brooks Swope ...
Lori Pressman
Don Franklin Don Franklin ...
Todd Marvin
Gary Kroeger Gary Kroeger ...
Mark
Alice Hirson Alice Hirson ...
Mrs. Chapman
Grant Owens Grant Owens ...
Mr. Chapman
Fran Drescher Fran Drescher ...
Polo Habel
Suzy Cote Suzy Cote ...
Mindy Habel (as Suzy Coté)
Eddie Albert Eddie Albert ...
M.C. (as Eddie Albert Sr.)
June Lockhart June Lockhart ...
Janet Kingsley
Stephen Collins Stephen Collins ...
Attorney
Roddy McDowall Roddy McDowall ...
Judge
Robert Bauer Robert Bauer ...
Wounded Soldier
Vladimir Skomarovsky Vladimir Skomarovsky ...
Man in Nick's Movie
C.W. Hemingway C.W. Hemingway ...
Joey
Holly Fields Holly Fields ...
Daughter
Yvonne Peattie Yvonne Peattie ...
Mrs. Feldzar
Stan Ivar Stan Ivar ...
Charlie
David Hayward David Hayward ...
George
Caitlin Clarke Caitlin Clarke ...
Sharon
Nancy Valen Nancy Valen ...
Young Sharon
Wesley Pfenning Wesley Pfenning ...
Woman in Cabin
John Cleese John Cleese ...
Bartender
Richard Blake Richard Blake ...
Abe Lincoln
Walter Olkewicz Walter Olkewicz ...
Babe Ruth
Scott Coffey Scott Coffey ...
Waiter (as T. Scott Coffey)
Bruce Kirby Bruce Kirby ...
Businessman
Richard Belzer Richard Belzer ...
Video Show Host
Tom Maier Tom Maier ...
Building Manager
Michael Jocum Michael Jocum ...
PEZ® People
Tim Landers Tim Landers ...
PEZ® People
Martin Lund Martin Lund ...
PEZ® People
Mike Miller Mike Miller ...
PEZ® People
Novi Novog Novi Novog ...
PEZ® People
Valen Watson Valen Watson ...
Woman in Restaurant
Jennifer Karr Jennifer Karr ...
Woman in Restaurant
Sue-Ann Leeds Sue-Ann Leeds ...
Woman in Restaurant
Buddy Garion Buddy Garion ...
Man in Restaurant
Jim Pollack Jim Pollack ...
Man in Restaurant
Scott Williamson Scott Williamson ...
Restaurant Manager
Victor Steinbach Victor Steinbach ...
Andres Vargiak
Arlene Lorre Arlene Lorre ...
Cleopatra
George Rogan George Rogan ...
Security Guard / Nazi
Perla Walter Perla Walter ...
Housekeeper
Pamela Morris Pamela Morris ...
Cheryl
Lulie Newcomb Lulie Newcomb ...
Receptionist
Patty Howeth Patty Howeth ...
Woman with Fridge
Beth Chamberlin Beth Chamberlin ...
Stewardess
Britta Wilson Britta Wilson ...
Stewardess
Suzee Slater Suzee Slater ...
Stewardess (as Suzanne M. Slater)
Brad Zutaut Brad Zutaut ...
Surfer
Matthew Eichler Matthew Eichler ...
Piano Player
Nadine Lenore Patterson Nadine Lenore Patterson ...
Twin
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Elliott Gould Elliott Gould ...
Prosecutor - Trial of Janet Kingsley (uncredited)
Martin Short Martin Short ...
Neil Sussman - Nick's Agent. Movie Central, September 2, 2014, Edmonton, Alberta. Music by David Nichtern. Soundtrack: "The Whites of Their Eyes" - Written by Christopher Guest and Michael McKean,
Performed by PEZ® People
Sung by Michael McKean
You're Driving Me Crazy
Written by David Nichtern and Gregory Prestopino (as Greg Prestopino)
Performed by Gregory Prestopino (as Greg Prestopino)
Angel
Written by Eric Kaz
Performed by Bonnie Raitt
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.
By Arrangement with Warner Special Products
The Christmas Song
Written by Mel Tormé (as Mel Torme) and Robert Wells (as Bob Wells)
Performed by Dick Haymes
Courtesy of MCA Records
Blame It on the Bossa Nova
Written by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil
Performed by Eydie Gormé (as Eydie Gorme)
Courtesy of Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme
Midnight at the Oasis
Written by David Nichtern
"Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" (uncredited) - Written and Performed by George Michael (1984); "Ballade N°1 en sol mineur opus 23" (uncredited) - Composed by Frédéric Chopin (1831-1835).

Trivia: It is an American comedy film starring Kevin Bacon and directed by Christopher Guest. In a fictionalized version of Tinseltown itself, Nick Chapman (Bacon) is an up-and-coming film director hot off the winning of a student award for his short film. Release: Greenlit by David Puttnam of Columbia Pictures, the president was ousted two weeks after production began, and the subsequent regime at the studio, according to Guest, were unable to figure out what could be done with the film. Columbia quietly gave The Big Picture a limited theatrical release (where it opened to mixed reviews) before sending it to video. Filming locations:
Ballroom, Park Plaza Hotel - 607 S. Park View Street, Los Angeles, California, USA
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Los Angeles, California, USA
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Paramount Ranch - 2813 Cornell Road, Agoura, California, USA (backroads area, old cabin);
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Park Plaza Hotel - 607 S. Park View Street, Los Angeles, California, USA.
During filming they rented a luxury house for three days to shoot in, not knowing that actor Charles Bronson had just purchased a home across the street. Before the three days were up the crew had managed to kill Bronson's cat by accident. The story is related in the book "I Killed Charles Bronson's Cat", written by the movies location manager Barry Gremillion.
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Teri Hatcher's first movie.
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Also the last cinema film acting role of Eddie Albert.
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During the student awards dinner, after the Crossed Sabres of Truth is shown, Dan Schneider's line "...regrettably killed while filming" could be a reference to Vic Morrow, who was Jennifer Jason Leigh's father. She plays Lydia in the film. Even if not intended to be about him, it was how she lost her father.
Quotes: 1. "Nick Chapman: What is it?" Emmet Sumner: "It's this stupid movie. It's called 'Coffins from Hell.'" Nick Chapman: "What is it about?" Emmet Sumner: "Coffins from hell." 2. Nick Chapman: "I want you to be my friend again." Emmet Sumner: "Nick, I was always your friend." Nick Chapman: "No, I know. I, I mean, I wanna be your friend again."

Niagara Motel. 2006 (Canadian), Starring
Craig Ferguson as Phillie, the motel caretaker
Peter Keleghan as Henry
Damir Andrei as Boris the Motel Owner
Wendy Crewson as Lily
Anna Friel as Denise
Kristen Holden-Ried as R.J.
Kevin Pollak as Michael
Caroline Dhavernas as Loretta
Catherine Fitch as Sophie
Tom Barnett as Dave
Actress Caroline Dhavernas previously played the lead role in the television series Wonderfalls created by Bryan Fuller and also set in Niagara Falls. Actress Anna Friel went on to star in the television series Pushing Daisies also created by Bryan Fuller.

Craig Ferguson ...
Phillie
Peter Keleghan Peter Keleghan ...
Henry
Damir Andrei Damir Andrei ...
Boris the Motel Owner
Wendy Crewson Wendy Crewson ...
Lily
Anna Friel Anna Friel ...
Denise
Kris Holden-Ried Kris Holden-Ried ...
R.J. (as Kristen Holden-Ried)
Kevin Pollak Kevin Pollak ...
Michael
Caroline Dhavernas Caroline Dhavernas ...
Loretta
Catherine Fitch Catherine Fitch ...
Sophie
Tom Barnett Tom Barnett ...
Dave
Normand Daneau Normand Daneau ...
Gilles
Janet-Laine Green Janet-Laine Green ...
Helen
Harry Nelken Harry Nelken ...
Bartender
Mike Bell Mike Bell ...
Pool Player / Talk Show Guest #4
Curtis Moore Curtis Moore ...
Salesman
Jessica Burleson Jessica Burleson ...
Receptionist
David Stuart Evans David Stuart Evans ...
Job Applicant (as David Evans)
Jeff Skinner Jeff Skinner ...
Mr. Wilcox
Ernesto Griffith Ernesto Griffith ...
Manny Gerard
Krista Bridges Krista Bridges ...
Sandy
Danièle Lorain Danièle Lorain ...
Lucille
Pierre Collin Pierre Collin ...
Claude
Stephen Eric McIntyre Stephen Eric McIntyre ...
Billy
Joanne Rodriguez Joanne Rodriguez ...
Talk Show Guest #1
Sara McCrindle Sara McCrindle ...
Talk Show Guest #2
Lee White Lee White ...
Talk Show Guest #3
Tracy Beemer Tracy Beemer ...
Mrs. Phillie Phillips (as Tracy McMahon)
Kevin Klassen Kevin Klassen ...
Young John
Clifford Wasylik Clifford Wasylik ...
Older John
Sarah Constible Sarah Constible ...
Foster Mom
Eleanor Coopsammy Eleanor Coopsammy ...
News Anchor
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Cory Cassidy Cory Cassidy ...
Construction Worker (uncredited)
Brian Kawakami as Japanese Tourist and Robert Kostyra as Camera Thief. Encore Avenue, September 2, 2014, in Edmonton, Alberta. Music by Guy Fletcher. Soundtrack: "Could It Be Real" - Written by Dominic Paterson, Francois Paterson and Christelle Pechin,
Performed by Soma Sonic
Courtesy of Subsonic Recordings
What a Difference a Day Makes
Performed by Dinah Washington
Right Back Where We Started From
Performed by Carol Kenyon
Danny Cummings (vocals, drums)
Tony Clarke (guitars)
Chris White (baritone sax)
The Lyric String Quartet.

Storyline: Niagara Motel features its namesake and the ongoings amongst the inhabitants of the motel located in Niagara Falls. The characters include a knockout waitress (Caroline Dhavernas) being recruited to star in low budget porn videos, a young couple with a criminal past struggling to recover their child from social services, and a middle class husband and wife in a marriage that is disintegrating in near-record time all led by a drunken motel caretaker (Craig Ferguson).
Trivia: It is a Canadian drama film directed by Gary Yates. The film earned numerous nominations, including a Genie Award for Best Supporting Actress for Caroline Dhavernas. Based on George F. Walker's six play series Suburban Motel.
Locations: Most of the film was filmed in and around Winnipeg, Manitoba. The motel scenes were filmed in Steinbach. Additional scenes were filmed in Lockport and Selkirk. Filming locations:
Steinbach, Manitoba, Canada (hotel);
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Selkirk, Manitoba, Canada (Restaurant Interiors);
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Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada
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Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Based on George F. Walker's six play series, Suburban Motel.
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Many of the costumes were constructed from second hand clothing items purchased at local thrift stores.
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The interior motel scenes were filmed at the Dutch Connection Inn in Steinbach, Manitoba. According to Production Designer Deanne Rohde, the motel was "way too nice", so they had to make significant renovations to make it look run down, as well as build extra rooms. The real motel has since closed and the building converted to a strip mall.

Passenger Side. 2009 (Canadian), Starring
Adam Scott as Michael
Joel Bissonnette as Tobey
Richard Medina as Man with Knife
Mickey Cottrell as Suspicious Man
Vitta Quinn as Carla
Dimitri Coats as Goofus
Victor Martinez as Alberto
Roberto Enrique as Manuel
Penelope Allen as Henrietta
Kimberly Huie as Laurie
Greg Dulli as Porn Director
Gale Harold as Karl
Maja Miletich as Karen
Rachael Santhon as Anna
Adam Balsam as Porn PA
Travis Walck as Gas Station Attendant
Sean Parker as Dog
Robin Tunney as Theresa

Adam Scott ...
Michael
Joel Bissonnette Joel Bissonnette ...
Tobey
Richard Medina Richard Medina ...
Man with Knife
Mickey Cottrell Mickey Cottrell ...
Suspicious Man
Vitta Quinn Vitta Quinn ...
Carla
Dimitri Coats Dimitri Coats ...
Goofus
Víctor Martínez Víctor Martínez ...
Alberto
Roberto Enrique Roberto Enrique ...
Manuel
Penelope Allen Penelope Allen ...
Henrietta
Kimberly Huie Kimberly Huie ...
Laurie
Greg Dulli Greg Dulli ...
Porn Director
Gale Harold Gale Harold ...
Karl
Maja Miletich Maja Miletich ...
Karen
Rachael Santhon Rachael Santhon ...
Anna
Adam Balsam Adam Balsam ...
Porn P.A.
Travis Walck Travis Walck ...
Gas Station Attendant
Sean Parker Sean Parker ...
Dog
Robin Tunney Robin Tunney ...
Theresa
Rebecca Buhr Rebecca Buhr ...
Nurse
Eileen McIntyre Eileen McIntyre ...
Nurse
Ben Booker Ben Booker ...
Porn Cinematographer
Steve Hunt Steve Hunt ...
Porn Boom Operator
James Delmer James Delmer ...
Beach Teen
Connor Murphy-Boyd Connor Murphy-Boyd ...
Beach Teen
Siobhan Murphy-Boyd Siobhan Murphy-Boyd ...
Beach Teen
Ricardo A. Garcia Ricardo A. Garcia ...
Bartender
Theo Burkhardt Theo Burkhardt ...
Bar Patron
Shannon Cornett Shannon Cornett ...
Bar Patron
Sarah Emmons Sarah Emmons ...
Bar Patron
Steve-O Steve-O ...
Bar Patron (as Stephen Glover)
Jenny Gustavsson Jenny Gustavsson ...
Bar Patron
Annette Hein Annette Hein ...
Bar Patron
Megan Menzel Megan Menzel ...
Bar Patron
David Saucedo David Saucedo ...
Bar Patron. Encore Avenue, September 2, 2014, in Edmonton, Alberta. Music by Mac McCaughan - music consultant. Soundtrack: "Passenger Side" - Written by Jeff Tweedy, Performed by Wilco, Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records;
“Punks in the Beerlight” Written by David Berman Performed by Silver Jews
“Hit the Ground Running” Written by William Callahan Performed by Smog
“Cannibal Café” Written by Mr. Chi Pig and Muc Performed by SNFU
“Mini T.V.’s” Written and performed by Chad VanGaalen
“Ordinary Night” Written and performed by the Mekons
“Kid Dynamite” Written by David Grubbs Performed by Squirrel Bait
“The Goldheart Mountaintop Queen Directory” Written by Robert Pollard Performed by Guided By Voices
“Good Guys & Bad Guys” Written and performed by Camper Van Beethoven
“Call of the Wild” Written by Alex & Carlos Soria Performed by The Nils
“Final Day” Written by Stuart Moxham Performed by Young Marble Giants
“Jak” Written by Peter Prescott Performed by Volcano Suns
“Driveway to Driveway” Written by Laura Balance, Ralph McCaughan, James Wilbur, and Jonathan Wurster Performed by Superchunk
“Freak Scene” Written by J Mascis Performed by Dinosaur Jr.
“Fucked Up Ronnie” Written by Joe Keithley Performed by D.O.A.
“Isabel” Written by Mark Robinson Performed by Unrest
“Wild Sage” Written by John Darnielle Performed by The Mountain Goats
“We Saw Jerry’s Daughter” Written and performed by Camper Van Beethoven
“Rough Gem” Written by Nicholas Thorburn Performed by Islands
“Be What You Want” Written by Freisen, John Kastner, Remington, Plenty Performed by Asexuals
“Suzanne” Written and performed by Leonard Cohen
“You Don’t Have to Make Me Feel Better” Written and Performed by Mac McCaughan
“Last Night on Earth” Written and performed by the Mekons
“Graveyard” Written and performed by Chad VanGaalen
“Hard Drive” Written by Ben Lee Performed by Evan Dando
“Passenger Side” Written by Jeff Tweedy Performed by Wilco.
Storyline: On the morning of his thirty-seventh birthday, Michael Brown (Adam Scott) receives a telephone call from his estranged drug addicted brother Tobey (Joel Bissonnette). The two travel in an old BMW across Los Angeles in search of Tobey’s “reason for living”, which Michael believes is something/someone deeply personal while Tobey is actually looking for cheap drugs. At various stops, Michael phones his girlfriend, leaving messages professing his love and a desire to spend his birthday together. Tobey eventually informs Michael that his own ex-girlfriend called recently, and the two plan to get married as soon as possible. The brothers’ search leads them through a bizarre, beautiful land filled with surprising, comical characters to a very unexpected and magical destination, complete with Michael's girlfriend and Tobey's fiancée.
Trivia: It is a Canadian drama film written and directed by Matthew Bissonnette and produced by Corey Marr. It stars Adam Scott, Joel Bissonnette and Robin Tunney. The film premiered at the 2009 Los Angeles Film Festival before screening at numerous film festivals worldwide including the Toronto International Film Festival, BFI London Film Festival, and Whistler Film Festival. The film won the Citytv Award for Best Canadian Feature at the Edmonton International Film Festival and was named one of "Canada's Top Ten" films of 2009 by the Toronto International Film Festival. "Passenger Side" was released theatrically in Canada in May 2009 by Corey Marr Productions and Kinosmith. It has been picked up by Strand Releasing in the U.S., and IFC Films internationally. Music: Music features heavily in the film, including songs by numerous Canadian performers, such as D.O.A., Leonard Cohen, and SNFU.
Filming locations: California, USA; Los Angeles, California, USA.

Grudge Match. 2013 (sports comedy), Starring
Robert De Niro as Billy "The Kid" McDonnen
Sylvester Stallone as Henry "Razor" Sharp
Kevin Hart as Dante Slate, Jr.
Alan Arkin as Louis "Lightning" Conlon
Kim Basinger as Sally
Jon Bernthal as B.J.
Camden Gray as Trey
Jim Lampley, Steve Levy, John Buccigross, Mike Goldberg, Chael Sonnen, Larry Merchant, Roy Jones, Jr., Michael Buffer, Mike Tyson, and Evander Holyfield appear as themselves. Kim Basinger's daughter, Ireland Basinger Baldwin, appears as Young Sally.

Jim Lampley ...
Himself
Sylvester Stallone Sylvester Stallone ...
Henry 'Razor' Sharp
Robert De Niro Robert De Niro ...
Billy 'The Kid' McDonnen
Rich Little Rich Little ...
Boxing Announcer
Ireland Baldwin Ireland Baldwin ...
Young Sally (as Ireland Basinger Baldwin)
Anthony Bean Anthony Bean ...
Dante Slate, Sr.
Mason Mackie Mason Mackie ...
Young Dante
Kevin Hart Kevin Hart ...
Dante Slate, Jr.
Barry Primus Barry Primus ...
Joey the Bartender
Oscar Gale Oscar Gale ...
Shipyard Co-Worker
Frederick Douglas Plunkett Jr. Frederick Douglas Plunkett Jr. ...
Walter
BJ Guyer BJ Guyer ...
Jabby the Puppet
Jen Kober Jen Kober ...
Tough Female Customer
Anthony Anderson Anthony Anderson ...
Mr. Sandpaper Hands
Carrie Lazar Carrie Lazar ...
Nora
Don Lake Don Lake ...
Video Game Producer
Han Soto Han Soto ...
Kenji
Kurt Krause Kurt Krause ...
College Kid
Steve Levy Steve Levy ...
Himself
John Buccigross John Buccigross ...
Himself
Alan Arkin Alan Arkin ...
Louis 'Lightning' Conlon
Kenneth Kynt Bryan Kenneth Kynt Bryan ...
Tranny Hooker
Greg Sproles Greg Sproles ...
Cop #1
Matthew Rimmer Matthew Rimmer ...
Shipyard Assistant Manager
Kirk W. Johnson Kirk W. Johnson ...
Angry Driver (as Kirk W. Johnson Sr.)
Yohance Myles Yohance Myles ...
Journalist #1
Larry Morgan Larry Morgan ...
Journalist #2
Jai Stefan Jai Stefan ...
Journalist #3
Frank Pesce Frank Pesce ...
Journalist #4
Kim Basinger Kim Basinger ...
Sally
Todd Truley Todd Truley ...
Dr. Camare
Paul Ben-Victor Paul Ben-Victor ...
Lou Camare
Robert Larriviere Robert Larriviere ...
Commercial Director
Jon Bernthal Jon Bernthal ...
B.J.
Joey Diaz Joey Diaz ...
Mikey (as Joey Coco Diaz)
LL Cool J LL Cool J ...
Frankie Brite
Greg Plitt Greg Plitt ...
Skydiving Instructor
Courtney Brennan Courtney Brennan ...
Anchorwoman
Mykel Shannon Jenkins Mykel Shannon Jenkins ...
Shmoo
Rowan Joseph Rowan Joseph ...
Waiter with Telephone
Macsen Lintz Macsen Lintz ...
Little Boy at Pool
Dane Rhodes Dane Rhodes ...
UFC Official
Mike Goldberg Mike Goldberg ...
Himself
Camden Gray Camden Gray ...
Trey
Kate Reinders Kate Reinders ...
Groupie in Bar
Griff Furst Griff Furst ...
ER Doctor
Sam Hoger Sam Hoger ...
Puking Boxer (as Sam Hoger Jr.)
Chael Sonnen Chael Sonnen ...
Himself
Judd Lormand Judd Lormand ...
McDonnen Car Salesman
Camila Le Sage Camila Le Sage ...
Prostitute
Bonnie Hellman Bonnie Hellman ...
Angelina's Look Alike
Wyatt Harris Wyatt Harris ...
Assistant Coach
Larry Merchant Larry Merchant ...
Himself
Roy Jones Jr. Roy Jones Jr. ...
Himself
Robert Sale Robert Sale ...
Kid's Cut Man
James Joseph James Joseph ...
Razor's Cut Man
Michael Buffer Michael Buffer ...
Himself
Pat Russell Pat Russell ...
Referee (as Patrick C. Russell)
Mike Tyson Mike Tyson ...
Himself
Evander Holyfield Evander Holyfield ...
Himself
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Mark Tubre Mark Tubre ...
Bus Driver
Nicole Andrews Nicole Andrews ...
Carla (uncredited)
John L. Armijo John L. Armijo ...
Bar Thug (uncredited)
Rex Baker Rex Baker ...
Personal Trainer / Weightlifter (uncredited)
Tiffany J. Billiot Tiffany J. Billiot ...
Ring Girl (uncredited)
Carroll Burt Carroll Burt ...
Ringside Reporter (uncredited)
Jonathan Aaron Butler Jonathan Aaron Butler ...
VIP Audience (uncredited)
Janet Lynn Carey Janet Lynn Carey ...
Fight Reporter (uncredited)
Edward J. Clare Edward J. Clare ...
Razor's Inner-Circle Associate (uncredited)
Terrance Collier Terrance Collier ...
Head of Security (uncredited)
Ross P. Cook Ross P. Cook ...
Steel Worker (uncredited)
Haylie Creppel Haylie Creppel ...
Girl in Pool (uncredited)
Steven J. Daniels Steven J. Daniels ...
Razor Security (uncredited)
Michelle DeVito Michelle DeVito ...
UFC Audience (uncredited)
Divine Prince Ty Emmecca Divine Prince Ty Emmecca ...
Upscale Vegas fight crowd (uncredited)
Gloria Gonnillini Gloria Gonnillini ...
Audience Member at Boxing Match (uncredited)
Steffie Grote Steffie Grote ...
Beautiful Woman (uncredited)
Barry Hanley Barry Hanley ...
Boxer (uncredited)
Julie Hardin Julie Hardin ...
Steelworker (uncredited)
Gary Hardt Gary Hardt ...
VIP Fight Guest (uncredited)
Robin Hardy Robin Hardy ...
Shop Girl (uncredited)
Sadarias Harrell Sadarias Harrell ...
Doorman / VIP / Security (uncredited)
Ryan Hebert Ryan Hebert ...
VIP Boxing Fan (uncredited)
Timothy Hinrichs Timothy Hinrichs ...
Graphics Technician (uncredited)
Lassiter Holmes Lassiter Holmes ...
VIP Fan (uncredited)
Alaine Huntington Alaine Huntington ...
Studio 54 Dancer (uncredited)
Jessica Incorvaia Jessica Incorvaia ...
Fight Attendant (uncredited)
Mark Joyce Mark Joyce ...
Spectator (uncredited)
Jeffrey Karantza Jeffrey Karantza ...
Fight Crowd (uncredited)
David Kency David Kency ...
Gang Member (uncredited)
Kirk Kepper Kirk Kepper ...
Photo Model (uncredited)
John C. Klein John C. Klein ...
Reporter (uncredited)
Shane Kretzmann Shane Kretzmann ...
UFC Backstage Security (uncredited)
Roxanne Laborde-Couvillion Roxanne Laborde-Couvillion ...
Waitress (uncredited)
Cynthia LeBlanc Cynthia LeBlanc ...
VIP Boxing Fan (uncredited)
Elton LeBlanc Elton LeBlanc ...
VIP Boxing Fan (uncredited)
A.J. Leitell A.J. Leitell ...
VIP Boxing Fan (uncredited)
Stephen Livaudais Stephen Livaudais ...
(uncredited)
Sheldon Maurer Sheldon Maurer ...
VIP Ringside Guest (uncredited)
Dan McCrory Dan McCrory ...
VIP Fight Guest (uncredited)
Kevonte Mcdonald Kevonte Mcdonald ...
HBO Crew (uncredited)
Claire McReynolds Claire McReynolds ...
Snorkeling Girl (uncredited)
Steven Meadows Steven Meadows ...
Razor's Retirement Reporter (uncredited)
Starlette Miariaunii Starlette Miariaunii ...
College Student (uncredited)
Guillermo Miguel Guillermo Miguel ...
Young Lightning (uncredited)
Wendy Miklovic Wendy Miklovic ...
Alex Church (uncredited)
David Stephen Mitchell David Stephen Mitchell ...
VIP Ringside Guest (uncredited)
Rebekah Jean Morgan Rebekah Jean Morgan ...
VIP Ringside Audience Member (uncredited)
Clint Michael Naquin Clint Michael Naquin ...
Razor's Entourage (uncredited)
Demetrice Nguyen Demetrice Nguyen ...
Jason (uncredited)
Jay Oliver Jay Oliver ...
Retiree in Wheelchair (uncredited)
Gustavo I. Ortiz Gustavo I. Ortiz ...
VIP Fight Crowd (uncredited)
Philippe Radelet Philippe Radelet ...
1970's Boxing Fan (uncredited)
Lisa Raziano Lisa Raziano ...
Fight Photographer (uncredited)
Greg Rementer Greg Rementer ...
Young Razor (uncredited)
Gus Rhodes Gus Rhodes ...
VIP Boxing Fan (uncredited)
James Ricker II James Ricker II ...
Boxer (uncredited)
Eva Rivera-Ferrell Eva Rivera-Ferrell ...
Beautiful Woman (uncredited)
Corrina Roshea Corrina Roshea ...
Beautiful Woman (uncredited)
Tommy Sheppard Tommy Sheppard ...
VIP Security (uncredited)
Kerry Sims Kerry Sims ...
HBO Crew (uncredited)
Jackie Singer Jackie Singer ...
Sitcom Wife (uncredited)
Carl Singleton Carl Singleton ...
Photographer (uncredited)
Joseph Stephens Jr. Joseph Stephens Jr. ...
Rope Man #1 (uncredited)
Alexis Talley Alexis Talley ...
Audience Member (uncredited)
Neal Ten Eyck Neal Ten Eyck ...
UFC Cameraman (uncredited)
Emily Jessie Thomas Emily Jessie Thomas ...
VIP Guest at Boxing Match (uncredited)
Anna Trebunskaya Anna Trebunskaya ...
Dancer (uncredited)
Tre Tureaud Tre Tureaud ...
Audience Member (uncredited)
Joseph Uzzell Joseph Uzzell ...
Audience Member (uncredited)
Shanna Vincent Shanna Vincent ...
Fraud Victim (uncredited)
Bob Walker Bob Walker ...
Lawyer (uncredited)
Jason Watson Jason Watson ...
VIP Audience (uncredited)
David Dino Wells Jr. David Dino Wells Jr. ...
Johnny (uncredited)
Michael Whitener Michael Whitener ...
Supporting (uncredited)
Skyler Wilson Skyler Wilson ...
Tourist (uncredited)
Wendy Wiltz Wendy Wiltz ...
Flashback Model (uncredited)
Timothy Wyant Timothy Wyant ...
Man Stopping Fight, Rick Avery and Carl Anthony Nespoli as stunt double: Robert De Niro and Laurie Singer as stunt double: Kim Basinger. Encore Avenue, September 2, 2014, in Edmonton, Alberta. Music by Trevor Rabin. Soundtrack: "Blending Soul" - Written by Leonard Lenaburg and Michael Liggins,
Performed by Soul Blenders
Courtesy of Fervor Records Vintage Masters
I'm A Steady Rollin' Man
Written by Robert Johnson (as Robert Leroy Johnson)
Performed by George Thorogood & The Destroyers
Courtesy of Capitol Records, LLC
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
I'm Still In Need
Written by Scott Bomar, Marc Franklin, Howard Grimes and Percy Wiggins
Performed by The Bo-Keys
Courtesy of Electraphonic Records
Hard To Handle
Written by Allen Alvoid Jones Jr. (as Allen A. Jones, Jr.), Al Bell (as Alvertis Isbell) and Otis Redding
Performed by King Floyd
Courtesy of Malaco Records
By arrangement with Position Music
20th Century Boy
Written by Marc Bolan
Performed by T. Rex (as T.Rex)
Courtesy of Spirit Music Group
What You Twerkin Wit'
Written by Todd Neubert, Jason Rabinowitz, Cheapshot (as Colton Fisher), Jared Jackson and James Katalbas
Performed by Kriminal Chargez
Courtesy of SpyTech Records
Here I Come
Written by Ahmir-Khalib Thompson (as Ahmir K. Thompson), Karl Jenkins, Malik Abdul-Basit (as Malik Smart), Richard Nichols and Tariq Trotter (as Tarik L. Collins)
Performed by The Roots featuring Malik Abdul-Basit & Dice Raw
Courtesy of Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Danke Schoen
Written by Kurt Schwabach, Milton Gabler (as Milt Gabler) and Bert Kaempfert
Performed by Liz Constantine
Come Unto Me
Written by Raul Malo
Performed by The Mavericks
Courtesy of The Valory Music Co.
You Better Watch That Jive
Written and Performed by Andrew "Smokey" Hogg
Courtesy of Specialty Records
By arrangement with Concord Music Group, Inc
The Star Spangled Banner
Written by Francis Scott Key and John Stafford Smith
Performed by Robert De Niro and Sylvester Stallone
One More Shot
Written by Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Steve Jordan
Performed by The Rolling Stones
Courtesy of Promotone B.V.
Boom Boom
Written by John Lee Hooker
Performed by 'Big Head Todd & the Monsters' featuring John Lee Hooker
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Courtesy of John Lee Hooker Family Limited Partnership
I'm Ready
Written by Willie Dixon
Performed by George Thorogood & The Destroyers
Courtesy of Capitol Records, LLC
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Pay Per View
Written by Jay Weigel
Performed by Eric Bolivar, Donald Ramsey and Jay Weigel
Courtesy of Floating City Music, Inc.
Gone, Gone, Gone
Written by Derek Fuhrmann, Gregg Wattenberg and Todd Clark
Performed by Phillip Phillips
Courtesy of Interscope Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Walk At Night
Written by Jay Weigel and Jon Cleary
Performed by Jon Cleary
Courtesy of Carondelet Music Group, LLC
Softly True
Written and Performed by Jay Weigel and Lawrence Sieberth (as Larry Sieberth)
Courtesy of Floating City Music, Inc.
Winter Wonderland
Written by Felix Bernard and Richard B. Smith
Performed by Tony Bennett
Courtesy of Columbia Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
When My Baby Went Away
Written and Performed by Art Neville
Courtesy of Specialty Records
By arrangement with Concord Music Group, Inc.
We Wish You A Merry Christmas
Performed by Nicole Segal
A Smile Can't Hide A Broken Heart
Written by William Bell and Booker T. Jones (as Booker T. Jones, Jr.)
Performed by William Bell
Courtesy of Stax Records
By arrangement with Concord Music Group, Inc.
How You Like Me Now?
Written by Arlester Christian, Chris Ellul, Spencer Page, Kelvin Swaby and Dan Taylor
Performed by The Heavy
Courtesy of Counter Records
By arrangement with Zync Music Group LLC
Once In A Lifetime
Written by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley
Performed by Bobby Darin
Courtesy of Capitol Records, LLC
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Loose
Written by Trevor Rabin and Dante Marchi
Performed by Dante Marchi and Trevor Rabin
I Want Your Money
Written and Produced by Trevor Rabin
Performed by Dante Marchi and Trevor Rabin
Waiting For You
Written and Produced by Trevor Rabin
Performed by Dante Marchi and Trevor Rabin
I'm Shipping Up To Boston
Written by Al Barr, James Lynch, Kenneth Casey, Marc Orrell, Matthew Kelly (as Mathew Kelly) and Woody Guthrie
Performed by Dropkick Murphys
Courtesy of Born & Bred Records
By arrangement with Rhino Independent/ADA Licensing, a division of Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
War
Written by Barrett Strong and Norman Whitfield
Performed by Edwin Starr
Courtesy of Motown Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
What Makes A Good Man?
Written by Chris Ellul, Dan Taylor, Kelvin Swaby and Spencer Page
Performed by The Heavy
Courtesy of Counter Records
By arrangement with Zync Music Group LLC
Back In Black
Written by Brian Johnson, Angus Young and Malcolm Young
Performed by AC/DC
Courtesy of Columbia Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing.

Trivia: It is a sports comedy film starring Robert De Niro and Sylvester Stallone as aging boxers stepping into the ring for one last bout, 30 years after their last match. Stallone and De Niro have both previously been in successful boxing films (Rocky and Raging Bull, respectively) and worked together in Cop Land. The film is directed by Peter Segal. It was previously scheduled for a January 10, 2014 release, but was moved up to December 25, 2013.[2] The movie was released on January 24, 2014 in the United Kingdom. Production: Filming commenced in New Orleans, Louisiana, in late 2012 and wrapped in March 2013[4][5] while several different establishing shots of Downtown Pittsburgh and the Edgar Thomson Steel Works were shot in the Pittsburgh metropolitan area.[6] A trailer was released on September 12, 2013.[7] The climatic fight scene was filmed on location at the Consol Energy Center in Pittsburgh.
Critical reception: Grudge Match has received generally negative reviews. Box office: Grudge Match grossed only $7 million in its opening weekend, finishing in 11th place at the box office. Made on a $40 million budget, the film made only $45 million worldwide, making it a box office disappointment.
References:
Rocky (1976)
Razor Sharp's training regime references Rocky Balboa's in a number of ways. The character (also played by Sylvester Stallone) takes long jogs, drinks raw eggs and almost punches meat in an abattoir in a nod to the iconic movie boxer.
Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977)
Lightning complains that his hearing aid makes him beep like R2-D2.
Webster (1983) (TV Series)
Lightning compares Dante Jr. to Webster.
Ghostbusters (1984)
B.J. refers to the Kid as "Stay Puft."
Baywatch (1989) (TV Series)
Mikey says, "It's like bad 'Baywatch.'"
Toy Story (1995)
Slate Jr. calls Razor "Buzz Lightyear" during the motion capture session.
Captain America: The First Avenger (2011)
Junior references Captain America when talking to Razor.
Crazy Credits:
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There are two scenes in the closing credits: Razor, Lightning and Slate watch Kid perform on Dancing with the Stars (2005), and later Slate arranges a rematch between Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield.
In a post-credits scene, Razor has a new TV, on which he and Lightning view a performance by Kid on the TV show Dancing with the Stars and quickly deduce that he's having sex with his partner. In another, Slate tries to set up another Grudge Match between Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield. Holyfield refuses several increasingly higher offers to fight Tyson before showing interest when Slate offers Holyfield a role in a fourth Hangover film. Tyson, frustrated by this, approaches Slate angrily before the scene ends.
Alternate endings were filmed to avoid any spoilers or leaks.
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Sally Rose is played by Kim Basinger in the 2010s scenes and her daughter Ireland Baldwin in the 1980s scenes.
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Most people think this film was a Sylvester Stallone project, but according to Robert De Niro he got the script first and quickly came to the conclusion that Stallone would be the best choice to play his opponent. Stallone himself was actually quite reluctant to do the film at first, as he did not want to parody Rocky (1976) and De Niro had to talk him into it. Stallone himself claimed that he had a harder than usual time training for the role since he was taking a break from action roles and had stopped working out.
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In one scene Razor trains at an auto junk yard, through towing a semi-truck named Road Hawk. This is a homage to Sylvester Stallone's character Lincoln Hawk(s)from the sports movie Over the Top (1987).
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This is Ireland Baldwin's feature film debut.
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This film features Sylvester Stallone and Robert De Niro who have both previously played boxers. Stallone played in Rocky (1976) and De Niro in Raging Bull (1980). Stallone was nominated for a Best Actor Oscar for his performance in Rocky (1976) while De Niro won his Best Actor Oscar for his performance in Raging Bull (1980), respectively.
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In the mid-credits scene, on the wall of Dante's office is a fight poster written "Segal Vs Ewing". This is a reference to the film producers Peter Segal and Michael Ewing. The same poster reads "Osbrink vs King" in a reference to the talent scouts/promoters Cindy Osbrink (Hollywood) and Don King (boxing), as well as "Gerber vs Mehta" referring to the film's producers Bill Gerber and Ravi D. Mehta .
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In addition to Segal vs. Ewing on the poster on Dante's wall it also has Gerber vs. Mehta who are also producers of the movie.
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In-between takes Sadarias Harrell could be seen writing possible songs for his debut LP. When he ran out of paper, he wrote on the money in his pocket.
When Razor and The Kid are singing the National Anthem at the monster truck rally, there is a Winn Dixie sign seen in the stadium. Winn Dixie is only in the southeast, not Pittsburgh.
During the final fight, there are signs at the Consol Energy Center for Pepsi Max. However, Pepsi is not sold at the Consol. Neither is Coca-Cola. RC Cola is the soft drink sold at the Consol.
Billy mentioned his dealership is open on Sundays, but it is illegal to open a car dealership on Sunday in Pennsylvania.
Sylvester Stallone was nominated for a Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Actor for his performance in this film (along with Bullet to the Head and Escape Plan), but he lost to Jaden Smith for After Earth. (It was Stallone's 14th bid for the "prize", a record, which he has "won" four times, also a record.)
Quotes: 1. Dante Slate, Jr.: "I can get you a part in Hangover 4!" Evander Holyfield: "I'm listening." Mike Tyson: "You sonofabitch!" [goes for Slate] Dante Slate, Jr.: "Wait, WAIT, WAIT!" Evander Holyfield: "Guard your ears!" 2. Billy 'The Kid' McDonnen: "I wanted to see my old friend, he's been ducking me for thirty years! I missed him!" Henry 'Razor' Sharp: "It don't look like you're missing any meals. I'm outta here!" Billy 'The Kid' McDonnen: [wallops Sharp] "No you're not!" [a fight starts] Dante Slate, Jr.: "This is not the behavior of old men!" 3. Dante Slate, Jr.: [to Razor] "What's the matter, did you wake up on the wrong side of the tenement this morning?"

Lucky in Love. 2014 (Canadian/TV Movie/Hallmark Channel), Starring Jessica Szohr as Mira, Ben Hollingsworth as Jonah, Ryan Kennedy as Liam, Peter Benson as Michael, Tara Wilson as Susan, Vincent Tong as Jerry, Deidre Hall as Erin, Matthew Kevin Anderson as Colin Carver, Julia Benson as Sophie, Cindy Busby as Brooke, Ian Carter as Chairman of the Board, Goldie Hoffman as Hostess, Raj Lal as Office Assistant, Lindsay Maxwell as Kelsea, Cynthia Mendez as Alexandra and Marco Soriano as Fancy Waiter. Movie Central, September 5, 2014. Soundtrack: Music by Michael Richard Plowman. Storyline: When Mira's April Fool's Day tricks materialize, she finds herself promoted to the perfect job, dating the perfect man and living in the perfect home. Trivia: Also Known As (AKA) (working title) Nobody's Fool. Directed by Kevin Fair; Writing Credits: Talia Green and Nina Weinman. Produced by Howard Braunstein - executive producer; Christian Bruyere - producer; Nina Weinman - executive producer. Production Company - Fool's Film. Distributors: Hallmark Channel, The (2014) (USA) (TV). Budget: $CAD10,000,000 (estimated). Review: "This movie is so bad. Literally nothing happens, wow she has an awful lot of luck and barely anything bad happens. Of course we have the cliche guy in the "friendzone" who's in love with her but for some reason she doesn't know it. The guy who romances her only to be seen as not as perfect as she thought. It could've been a good movie and I love Jessica Szohr but it's so boring. What happened at the end? I turned it off with about 30 mins to go because I couldn't bare it." Filmed in British Columbia.

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2. 2013, Starring
Bill Hader as Flint Lockwood, an inventor.[2]
Bridget Hoffman as Young Flint Lockwood. She replaces Max Neuwirth for the role.
Anna Faris as Samantha "Sam" Sparks, a weather intern from New York City and Flint's girlfriend.[2]
James Caan as Tim Lockwood, Flint's widowed father.[2]
Will Forte as Chester V, a world-famous super-inventor and the head of Live Corp.
Andy Samberg as Brent McHale, an infamous/former celebrity mascot of Baby Brent's Sardines, now known as Chicken Brent.[2]
Neil Patrick Harris as Steve the Monkey, Flint's pet Vervet monkey who communicates using a Speak and Spell monkey thought translator Flint invented; however, he only has a limited vocabulary and mostly just says his name, says a few random things, and reminds Flint that he's hungry.[2]
Benjamin Bratt as Manny, Sam's Guatemalan cameraman and a former doctor, co-pilot, and comedian.[2]
Terry Crews as Officer Earl Devereaux, the town's athletic cop.[8] Crews replaced Mr. T for the role.
Kristen Schaal as Barb, Chester V's talking and lipstick-wearing orangutan with a human brain.[8][9]
Khamani Griffin as Cal Devereaux, Earl's son. Griffin replaced Bobb'e J. Thompson for the role.
Al Roker as Patrick Patrickson, the anchorman of the weather station.
Cody Cameron as Barry the Strawberry and Dill Pickles.[10]
Melissa Sturm as Sentinel Louise and Live Corp Scientist.
Kris Pearn as Shrimpanzees,[10] Sentinel Peter, and Labcoat Jenny.
Craig Kellman as Flintly McCallahan and Idea Pants Guy.

Bill Hader ...
Flint Lockwood (voice)
Anna Faris Anna Faris ...
Sam Sparks (voice)
James Caan James Caan ...
Tim Lockwood (voice)
Will Forte Will Forte ...
Chester V (voice)
Andy Samberg Andy Samberg ...
Brent McHale (voice)
Benjamin Bratt Benjamin Bratt ...
Manny (voice)
Neil Patrick Harris Neil Patrick Harris ...
Steve (voice)
Terry Crews Terry Crews ...
Earl Devereaux (voice)
Kristen Schaal Kristen Schaal ...
Barb (voice)
Cody Cameron Cody Cameron ...
Barry / Dill Pickle (voice)
Melissa Sturm Melissa Sturm ...
Sentinel Louise / Live Corp Scientist (voice)
Kris Pearn Kris Pearn ...
Sentinel Peter / Labcoat Jenny (voice)
Craig Kellman Craig Kellman ...
Fintly McCallahan / Idea Pants Guy (voice)
Khamani Griffin Khamani Griffin ...
Cal Devereaux (voice)
Bridget Hoffman Bridget Hoffman ...
Young Flint (voice)
Al Roker Al Roker ...
Patrick Patrickson (voice)
Steve Alterman Steve Alterman ...
Additional Voices (voice)
June Christopher June Christopher ...
Additional Voices (voice)
David Cowgill David Cowgill ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Eddie Frierson Eddie Frierson ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Elisa Gabrielli Elisa Gabrielli ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Jackie Gonneau Jackie Gonneau ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Tania Gunadi Tania Gunadi ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Wendy Hoffman Wendy Hoffman ...
Additional Voices (voice) (as Wendy Hoffmann)
Walter Jones Walter Jones ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Ashley Lambert Ashley Lambert ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Scott Menville Scott Menville ...
Additional Voices (voice)
David Sheinkopf David Sheinkopf ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Peter Siragusa Peter Siragusa ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Marina Squerciati Marina Squerciati ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Kelly Stables Kelly Stables ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Shane Sweet Shane Sweet ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Matthew W. Taylor Matthew W. Taylor ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Joe Lewis as Contestant. Movie Central, September 5, 2014. Music by Mark Mothersbaugh. Soundtrack: "New" - Written and Performed by Paul McCartney,
Courtesy of MPL Communications Inc.
Under license from Concord Music Group
Celebrationator
Written by Mark Mothersbaugh
Performed by Thelma Houston and Mark Mothersbaugh
The Inventor Song
Written by Cody Cameron
Performed by Tennessee "CoCo" Daniels
Music Box Dancer
Written and Performed by Frank Mills
Courtesy of Peter Piper Music America LLC
Pickle Shanty
Written by Cody Cameron
Yummy Yummy Yummy
Written by Joey Levine (as Joe Levine) and Arthur Resnick
Performed by Ohio Express
Courtesy of Cleopatra Records
Get Ready For This (YAR REMIX)
Written by Jean-Paul DeCoster, Phil Wilde (as Filip De Wilde),
Simon Harris and Ray Slijngaard (as Raymond Slijngaard)
Performed by 2 Unlimited
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All Of Us Together
Written and Performed by Tim Myers
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By arrangement with Zync Music Group LLC
La Da Dee
Written by Kevin Anyaeji, Antwoine Collins,
Rich King, Roman Ramirez, Cody Simpson,
Keinan Warsame and Wayne Wilkins
Performed by Cody Simpson
Courtesy of Atlantic Records
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
"99 Buckets of Chum" (uncredited) - Traditional.

Trivia: It is an American computer-animated comic science fiction comedy film produced by Sony Pictures Animation and distributed by Columbia Pictures. The film is the sequel to the 2009 film Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, which was loosely based on Judi and Ron Barrett's book of the same name. It was directed by Cody Cameron and Kris Pearn, produced by Kirk Bodyfelt, and executive produced by the directors of the first film, Phil Lord and Chris Miller.[2] The film was released on September 27, 2013.[7] The film grossed over $274 million worldwide. The screenplay was written by John Francis Daley, Jonathan Goldstein, and Erica Rivinoja,[2] and it is based on an original story idea, not on that of Pickles to Pittsburgh, the Barretts' follow-up book.[8] It continues right after the first film, in which Flint's food-making machine gets out of control, but Flint manages to stop it with the help of his friends. In the sequel, Flint and his friends are forced to leave their home town, but when the food machine reawakens—this time producing sentient food beasts—they must return to save the world. Most of the main cast reprised their roles: Bill Hader as Flint Lockwood, Anna Faris as Sam Sparks, James Caan as Tim Lockwood, Andy Samberg as Brent McHale, Neil Patrick Harris as Steve, and Benjamin Bratt as Manny. Will Forte, who voiced Joseph Towne in the first film, voices Chester V in this one. New cast includes Kristen Schaal as orangutan Barb and Terry Crews as Officer Earl, replacing Mr. T in the role. Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 grossed $119,793,567 in North America, and $154,532,382 in other countries, for a worldwide total of $274,325,949 on a budget of $78 million.
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Similar to the Columbia Pictures title screen sequence from the first movie where the Torch Lady is dislodged off the pedestal by a giant banana that falls from the sky. That banana then turns into a banana-ostrich hybrid with Barry the strawberry hopping on it and riding away with it.
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(opening credits) Another film by a lot of people.
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During the end credits, there is a reference to advertisement with the famous Coppertone sunscreen girl. Brent's swimming trunks get pulled down by a hot dog and while his white bottom is visible, he poses the same way as the Coppertone girl.
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There's a reference to the movie "When Harry Met Sally" during the end credits. Barry and a female watermelon can be seen together on a movie poster, along with the movie title "When Barry Met Salad".
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After the end credits, there is a short scene where Barb's crush on Steve is revealed. She asks Steve out for some coffee. Steve answers, while eating a sandwich with a banana, "dinner" and Barb happily lifts him and runs away.
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During the end credits, there is a reference to the famous American talk show "The Conan Show". Flint can be seen talking to a corncob talk show host who strongly resembles Conan. The show is called "The Late Chow with Cornan".
For the pickle voices, actors gargled water as they read their lines.
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Terry Crews replaces Mr. T as the voice of Earl Devereaux. Mr. T was asked to voice the character for the sequel, but declined. Many of Devereaux's body and facial expressions in the sequel were based on Crews' on-screen presence.
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There were 120 "foodimals" made for the movie but only 39 made it to the final film. One of the foodimals that didn't make the movie was a fire-breathing T. rex S'more Monster with a marshmallow body, graham-cracker mouth and chocolate teeth.
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The animators also added an "Easter Egg" hidden fruit, which can be seen several times in the movie. It's name is Sasquash, and is shaped like a hairy gourd.
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The original title of Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs was "Revenge of the Leftovers."
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Berry is voiced by the director of the movie, Cody Cameron.
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Director Cody Cameron created food animals out of clay to help with the look of the foodimals.
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The Cheespider has 203 eyes.
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WILHELM SCREAM: Two of them are heard when Flint Lockwood's Party-in-a-Box goes off during an Inventor Presentation.
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The foodimals(food animals) in this movie include :
Fruit Cockatiel (made of several fruits)
Hippotatomus (potato with a hippo-like body)
Shrimpanzee (shrimps with a chimpanzee form)
Cheespider (cheeseburgers in the form of a spider)
Mosquitoast (toasted bread in the form of the mosquitoes)
Bananostrich (bananas with the characteristics of ostriches)
Flamango (mangoes with the characteristics of flamingos)
Watermelophant (watermelons in the form of an elephant) and many others.
Quotes: 1. Sam Sparks: "Swallow Falls is in trouble. Will you help us?" Brent: "You bet I will! I just need someone to cover my shift." [puts his sign in a tree] Brent: "Thanks, tree." 2. Tim Lockwood: "I don't get vests. What, is it winter in your torso but summer in your arms?" 3. Flint Lockwood: "There's a leak in the boat!" [camera pans down to an actual leek who starts screaming in panic]

Cry Freedom. 1987 (British), Starring
Denzel Washington - Stephen Biko
Juanita Waterman - Ntsiki Biko, Steve Biko's wife
Kevin Kline - Donald Woods
Penelope Wilton - Wendy Woods
Kevin McNally - Ken, photographer at Daily Dispatch
Timothy West - Capt. de Wet
John Hargreaves - Bruce Haigh
Miles Anderson - Lemick
Mawa Makondo - Jason
Wabei Slyolwe - Tenjy
Tommy Buson - Tami
Jim Findley - Peter Jones
Alec McCowen - British Acting High Commissioner
Zakes Mokae - Father Kani
John Matshikiza - Mapetla
Ian Richardson - State Prosecutor
Josette Simon - Dr. Mamphela Ramphele
Louis Mahoney - Lesotho Government Official
Joseph Marcell - Moses, Lesotho postal worker
Sophie Mgcina - Evalina, Wood family's domestic maid
John Paul - Wendy's Stepfather
Gwen Watford - Wendy's Mother
Nick Tate - Ritchie private aviator who took Woods family from Lesotho to Botswana
Garrick Hagon - McElrea, private aviator
John Thaw - Jimmy Kruger, Minister of Justice
Michael Turner - Judge Boshoff
Graeme Taylor - Dillon Woods, eldest son of Woods family
Kate Hardie - Jane Woods, eldest daughter of Woods family
Adam Stuart Walker - Duncan Woods, son of Donald and Wendy Woods
Hamish Stuart Walker - Gavin Woods, son of Donald and Wendy Woods
Spring Stuart Walker - Mary Woods, daughter of Donald and Wendy Woods
Munyaradzi Kanaventi - Samora Biko
George Lovell - Nkosinathi Biko

Josette Simon ...
Dr. Ramphele
Wabei Siyolwe Wabei Siyolwe ...
Tenjy
John Matshikiza John Matshikiza ...
Mapetla
Juanita Waterman Juanita Waterman ...
Ntsiki Biko
Evelyn Sithole Evelyn Sithole ...
Nurse at clinic
Xoliswa Sithole Xoliswa Sithole ...
Nurse at clinic
James Coine James Coine ...
Young boy
Kevin Kline Kevin Kline ...
Donald Woods
Kevin McNally Kevin McNally ...
Ken
Albert Ndinda Albert Ndinda ...
Alec
Andrew Whaley Andrew Whaley ...
Sub-Editor
Shelley Borkum Shelley Borkum ...
Woods' receptionist
Denzel Washington Denzel Washington ...
Steve Biko
Penelope Wilton Penelope Wilton ...
Wendy Woods
Kate Hardie Kate Hardie ...
Jane Woods
Graeme Taylor Graeme Taylor ...
Dillon Woods
Adam Stuart Walker Adam Stuart Walker ...
Duncan Woods
Hamish Stuart Walker Hamish Stuart Walker ...
Gavin Woods
Spring Stuart Walker Spring Stuart Walker ...
Mary Woods
Sophie Mgcina Sophie Mgcina ...
Evalina
Jim Findley Jim Findley ...
Peter Jones
Patricia Gumede Patricia Gumede ...
Shebeen Queen
Angela Gavaza Angela Gavaza ...
Shebeen Queen's niece
Nocebo Mlambo Nocebo Mlambo ...
Aunt
Walter Matemavi Walter Matemavi ...
Nephew
Clement Muchachi Clement Muchachi ...
Father
Ruth Chinamando Ruth Chinamando ...
Mother
Basil Chidyamathamba Basil Chidyamathamba ...
Brother-in-law
Marcy Mushore Marcy Mushore ...
Niece
Alton Kumalo Alton Kumalo ...
Speaker
Lawrence Simbarashe Lawrence Simbarashe ...
Informer
Timothy West Timothy West ...
Captain De Wet
Carl Chase Carl Chase ...
Policeman
William Morgan Sheppard William Morgan Sheppard ...
Policeman (as Morgan Sheppard)
Tichatonga Mazhindu Tichatonga Mazhindu ...
Dilima
Zakes Mokae Zakes Mokae ...
Father Kani
John Thaw John Thaw ...
Kruger
Miles Anderson Miles Anderson ...
Lemick
Neil McPherson Neil McPherson ...
Lemick's assistant
Hepburn Graham Hepburn Graham ...
Soga
Claude Maredza Claude Maredza ...
1st Rugby player
Carlton Chance Carlton Chance ...
2nd Rugby player
Glen Murphy Glen Murphy ...
1st Secuity guard
Russell Keith Grant Russell Keith Grant ...
2nd Security guard
Munyaradzi Kanaventi Munyaradzi Kanaventi ...
Samora Biko
George Lovell George Lovell ...
Nkosinathi Biko
Andrew McCulloch Andrew McCulloch ...
Policeman Nel
Graham Fletcher-Cook Graham Fletcher-Cook ...
Nel's partner (as Graham Fletcher Cook)
Karen Drury Karen Drury ...
Young secretary
Niven Boyd Niven Boyd ...
1st Roadblock policeman
Tony Vogel Tony Vogel ...
2nd Roadblock policeman
Christopher Hurst Christopher Hurst ...
3rd Roadblock policeman
Gerald Sim Gerald Sim ...
Police doctor
Peter Cartwright Peter Cartwright ...
Senior police officer
Gary Whelan Gary Whelan ...
Police sergeant
Dudley Dickin Dudley Dickin ...
Nationalist Party delegate
David Trevena David Trevena ...
Mortician
Badi Uzzaman Badi Uzzaman ...
Mortician's assistant
Robert Phillips Robert Phillips ...
Speaker at funeral
Fishoo Tembo Fishoo Tembo ...
Biko's brother
Peggy Marsh Peggy Marsh ...
Helen Suzman
Gwyneth Strong Gwyneth Strong ...
Girl at funeral
Julian Glover Julian Glover ...
Don Card
John Hargreaves John Hargreaves ...
Bruce
Philip Bretherton Philip Bretherton ...
Major Boshoff
Paul Herzberg Paul Herzberg ...
Beukes
Robert MacNamara Robert MacNamara ...
Security policeman
Hans Sittig Hans Sittig ...
Security policeman
Kimpton Mativenga Kimpton Mativenga ...
Black security policeman
David Henry David Henry ...
Afrikaner farmer
Michael Turner Michael Turner ...
Judge Boshoff
Ian Richardson Ian Richardson ...
State Prosecutor
Mawa Makondo Mawa Makondo ...
Jason
Kalie Hanekom Kalie Hanekom ...
Magistrate Prins
Paul Jerricho Paul Jerricho ...
Sergeant Louw
Star Ncube Star Ncube ...
1st Prisoner
David Guwaza David Guwaza ...
2nd Prisoner
Tommy Buson Tommy Buson ...
Tami
Joseph Marcell Joseph Marcell ...
Moses
Hilary Minster Hilary Minster ...
1st Passport Control officer
James Aubrey James Aubrey ...
2nd Passport Control officer
Peter Cary Peter Cary ...
White frontier policeman
Dominic Kanaventi Dominic Kanaventi ...
Black frontier policeman
Sam Mathambo Sam Mathambo ...
Lesotho passport officer
Walter Muparutsa Walter Muparutsa ...
Lesotho businessman
Judy Cornwell Judy Cornwell ...
Receptionist
Alec McCowen Alec McCowen ...
Acting High Commissioner
Gwen Watford Gwen Watford ...
Wendy's mother
John Paul John Paul ...
Wendy's stepfather
Louis Mahoney Louis Mahoney ...
Lesotho government official
Michael Graham Cox Michael Graham Cox ...
3rd Passport Control officer
John Hartley John Hartley ...
4th Passport Control officer
Simon Shumba Simon Shumba ...
Young Lesotho official
Garrick Hagon Garrick Hagon ...
McElrea
Nick Tate Nick Tate ...
Richie
Marilyn Poole Marilyn Poole ...
Acting High Commissioner's wife
William Marlowe as Police captain at Soweto; Leonard Boucher and Ian McNeice. Encore Avenue, September 6, 2014. Music by George Fenton and Jonas Gwangwa. Soundtrack: "Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika".

Trivia: It is a British drama film directed by Richard Attenborough, set in the late 1970s, during the apartheid era of South Africa. The screenplay was written by John Briley based on a pair of books by journalist Donald Woods. The film centres on the real-life events involving black activist Steve Biko and his friend Donald Woods, who initially finds him destructive, and attempts to understand his way of life. Denzel Washington stars as Biko, while actor Kevin Kline portrays Woods. Cry Freedom delves into the ideas of discrimination, political corruption, and the repercussions of violence.

The film was primarily shot on location in Zimbabwe due to political turmoil in South Africa at the time of production. As a film showing mostly in limited cinematic release, it was nominated for multiple awards, including Academy Award nominations for Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Best Original Score, and Best Original Song. It also won a number of awards including those from the Berlin International Film Festival and the British Academy Film Awards.

A joint collective effort to commit to the film's production was made by Universal Pictures and Marble Arch Productions. It was commercially distributed by Universal Pictures theatrically, and by MCA Home Video for home media. Cry Freedom premiered in theaters nationwide in the United States on 6 November 1987 grossing $5,899,797 in domestic ticket receipts. The film was at its widest release showing in 479 theaters nationwide. It was generally met with positive critical reviews before its initial screening in cinemas. rincipal filming took place primarily in the country of Zimbabwe due to the tense political situation in South Africa at the time of shooting. Other filming locations included Kenya, as well as film studios in Shepperton and Middlesex, England.[5] The film includes a dramatized depiction of the Soweto uprising which occurred on 16 June 1976. Indiscriminate firing by police, killed and injured hundreds of African school children during a protest march.
Filming locations:
Avondale, Harare, Zimbabwe (exteriors: home of Donald Woods)
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Bulawayo, Zimbabwe (Soweto demonstrations)
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Charles Prince Airport, Zimbabwe (Maseru Airport)
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Chibuku Stadium, Chitungwiza, Harare, Zimbabwe (funeral)
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Chitungwiza, Harare, Zimbabwe (funeral)
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Grand Hotel, Shurugwi, Zimbabwe (party on new year's eve)
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Gweru, Zimbabwe (address at football, hitchiking)
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Harare, Zimbabwe (Biko Imprisonment filmed in Harare police cells)
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High Court, Harare, Zimbabwe (SASO Trial)
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Kenya (South Africa)
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Macheke River, Zimbabwe (Telle Bridge Border Post)
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Mbare, Zimbabwe (Donald Woods sees South African conditions)
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Mombasa, Kenya (beach scenes)
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Mutare, Zimbabwe (gymnasium used for the King Williams Town Mortuary) (Arrival of Donald Woods at Maseru)
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Ridge Road, Avondale, Harare, Zimbabwe (exteriors: home of Donald Woods)
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Sandown International Raceway, Sandown Park Racecourse, Esher, Surrey, England, UK (Johannesburg Airport)
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Sandown Park Racecourse, Esher, Surrey, England, UK (Johannesburg Airport)
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Shepperton Studios, Shepperton, Surrey, England, UK (studio) (interiors: home of Donald Woods)
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Shurugwi, Zimbabwe (Stutterheim, South Africa)
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Zimbabwe (South Africa).
Often shown in two 80-minute parts, allowing for a convenient intermission in cinemas and for the two parts to be shown, for example, a week apart on television.
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According to Richard Attenborough, a number of cast members are South African exiles
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The filmmakers intended to shoot in South Africa as early as October 1986 with permission from select prominent figures including Oliver Tambo and Winnie Mandela. After interviewing Mandela, the chief production crew was tailed around by the S.A gestapo all the time and was forced to leave South Africa. Also, the SABC at that time deliberately misinterpreted Richard Attenborough's decision of shooting the film in October and instead broadcast the news of him starting a revolution sponsored by Russia.
Although the film is set in South Africa, circa 1977, one of the buses arriving at Steve Biko's funeral plainly bears advertising for Charon's - a Zimbabwean brand of sweets not known in South Africa.
This film was part of a cycle of pictures made during the 1980s that featured journalists covering war. The movies include Salvador (1986), Under Fire (1983), Circle of Deceit [Circle of Deceit (1981)], Witness in the War Zone (1987), Cry Freedom (1987), The Killing Fields (1984) and The Year of Living Dangerously (1982).
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Denzel Washington was cast for the role of Biko after Richard Attenborough saw him in an episode of St. Elsewhere (1982).
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A 1960 Chevrolet was seen where Woods was making his way to the Lesotho border.
Referenced in:
Oscar's Greatest Moments (1992) (Video)
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Outlaw (1993) (TV Episode)
Crow: "Cry Freedom 2: The Armageddon"
Kicking and Screaming (1995)
Video case is shown in a video store.
One True Thing (1998).
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Opening disclaimer: "With the exception of two characters whose identity has been concealed to ensure their safety, all the people depicted in this film are real and all the events true."
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Preceding the final credits is a list of other detainees who died in the custody of the South African police. Steven Biko's name appears on the list.
Quote: State Prosecutor: "But your own words demand for DIRECT CONFRONTATION!" Steve Biko: "That's right, we demand confrontation." State Prosecutor: "Isn't that a demand for violence?" Steve Biko: "Well, you and I are now in confrontation, but I see no violence."

About Time. 2013, Starring
Domhnall Gleeson as Tim
Rachel McAdams as Mary
Bill Nighy as Dad
Tom Hollander as Harry
Lindsay Duncan as Mum
Margot Robbie as Charlotte
Lydia Wilson as Kit Kat
Richard Cordery as Uncle Desmond
Joshua McGuire as Rory
Tom Hughes as Jimmy Kincade
Vanessa Kirby as Joanna
Will Merrick as Jay
Lisa Eichhorn as Mary's Mother, Jean

Zooey Deschanel had been in talks for the role of Mary but ultimately the role went to McAdams.

Domhnall Gleeson ...
Tim
Rachel McAdams Rachel McAdams ...
Mary
Bill Nighy Bill Nighy ...
Dad
Lydia Wilson Lydia Wilson ...
Kit Kat
Lindsay Duncan Lindsay Duncan ...
Mum
Richard Cordery Richard Cordery ...
Uncle D
Joshua McGuire Joshua McGuire ...
Rory
Tom Hollander Tom Hollander ...
Harry
Margot Robbie Margot Robbie ...
Charlotte
Will Merrick Will Merrick ...
Jay
Vanessa Kirby Vanessa Kirby ...
Joanna
Tom Hughes Tom Hughes ...
Jimmy Kincade
Clemmie Dugdale Clemmie Dugdale ...
Ginger Jenny
Harry Hadden-Paton Harry Hadden-Paton ...
Rupert
Mitchell Mullen Mitchell Mullen ...
Mary's Father - Fitz
Lisa Eichhorn Lisa Eichhorn ...
Mary's Mother - Jean
Jenny Rainsford Jenny Rainsford ...
Polly
Natasha Powell Natasha Powell ...
Aunty May
Mark Healy Mark Healy ...
Dans Le Noir Maitre D'
Ben Benson Ben Benson ...
Theatre Deserter
Philip Voss Philip Voss ...
Theatre Judge
Tom Godwin Tom Godwin ...
Prompter
Pal Aron Pal Aron ...
Bhattie QC
Catherine Steadman Catherine Steadman ...
Tina
Andrew Martin Yates Andrew Martin Yates ...
Wedding Priest
Charlie Barnes Charlie Barnes ...
Posy - Newborn
Verity Fullerton Verity Fullerton ...
Posy - 6 Months
Veronica Owings Veronica Owings ...
Posy - 1 Year
Olivia Konten-Sloman Olivia Konten-Sloman ...
Posy - 2 1 / 2 - 3 Years
Sara Heller Sara Heller ...
Posy - 5 Years
Jaiden Dervish Jaiden Dervish ...
Boy Posy
Jacob Francis Jacob Francis ...
Jeff - Newborn
Jago Freud Jago Freud ...
Jeff - 5 Months
Ollie Phillips Ollie Phillips ...
Jeff - 2 Years
Sophie Pond Sophie Pond ...
Jo - 6 Months
Sophie Brown Sophie Brown ...
Jo - 1 Year
Molly Seymour Molly Seymour ...
Trudy - Party Guest
Matilda Sturridge Matilda Sturridge ...
Flirty Girl
Tom Stourton Tom Stourton ...
John
Rebecca Chew Rebecca Chew ...
Pret A Manager Server
Jon West Jon West ...
Court Clerk
Graham Richard Howgego Graham Richard Howgego ...
Judge
Kerrie Liane Studholme Kerrie Liane Studholme ...
Jury Foreman
Kenneth Hazeldine Kenneth Hazeldine ...
Defendant
Barbar Gough Barbar Gough ...
Jazz Singer
Jon Boden Jon Boden ...
Busker
Charlie Curtis Charlie Curtis ...
Young Tim
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Haruka Abe Haruka Abe ...
Japanese Girl (uncredited)
Abdillahi Abubakar Abdillahi Abubakar ...
American (uncredited)
Adil Akram Adil Akram ...
Doctor (uncredited)
Fiaz Ali Fiaz Ali ...
Hospital Visitor (uncredited)
Bhanu Alley Bhanu Alley ...
Passerby (uncredited)
Cleo Bianca Anderson Cleo Bianca Anderson ...
Glam Woman at the Old Vic (uncredited)
Habib Anibaba Habib Anibaba ...
Builder (uncredited)
Lee Asquith-Coe Lee Asquith-Coe ...
Bin Man (uncredited)
Richard Banks Richard Banks ...
Builder (uncredited)
Greg Bennett Greg Bennett ...
Police Constable (uncredited)
Katharine Blackshaw Katharine Blackshaw ...
Solicitor in Chambers (uncredited)
Paul Blackwell Paul Blackwell ...
Christmas Shopper / Commuter (uncredited)
Matt Butcher Matt Butcher ...
Courtroom Observer (uncredited)
Siong Loong Choong Siong Loong Choong ...
Tourist (uncredited)
Murray Close Murray Close ...
Wedding Photographer (uncredited)
Leon Corbin Leon Corbin ...
Passenger (uncredited)
Tom Coulston Tom Coulston ...
Theatre attendee (uncredited)
Graham Curry Graham Curry ...
Commuter (uncredited)
Eva Dagoo Eva Dagoo ...
Golden Woman (uncredited)
Catherine Delaloye Catherine Delaloye ...
French School Teacher (uncredited)
Katherine Denkinson Katherine Denkinson ...
Public Family (uncredited)
Rowena Diamond Rowena Diamond ...
Party Guest (uncredited)
Kriss Dillon Kriss Dillon ...
Art Gallery Attendant (uncredited)
John Duggan John Duggan ...
Clerk of Court (uncredited)
Dino Fazzani Dino Fazzani ...
Driver Abby Road (uncredited)
Duane Francis Duane Francis ...
Bus Passenger (uncredited)
Nichola Fynn Nichola Fynn ...
Deputy Head Teacher (uncredited)
Neve Gachev Neve Gachev ...
Nurse (uncredited)
Cynthia Garbutt Cynthia Garbutt ...
Tube Passenger (uncredited)
David Golt David Golt ...
Acute Dependancy Nurse (uncredited)
Kas Graham Kas Graham ...
Passenger (uncredited)
Richard E. Grant Richard E. Grant ...
Lawyer in play (uncredited)
Claire Greasley Claire Greasley ...
Theatre Goer (uncredited)
Richard Griffiths Richard Griffiths ...
Lawyer in play (uncredited)
John W.G. Harley John W.G. Harley ...
Commuter (uncredited)
Lee Nicholas Harris Lee Nicholas Harris ...
Police Officer (uncredited)
Robby Haynes Robby Haynes ...
Rodney at Abbey Road Crossing (uncredited)
Richard Herdman Richard Herdman ...
Police Officer (uncredited)
Luke Howard Luke Howard ...
Theatre Goer (uncredited)
Aisling Hughes Aisling Hughes ...
Exam Student (uncredited)
Chelsea Li Chelsea Li ...
Theatre Guest (uncredited)
Simone Liebman Simone Liebman ...
Commuter (uncredited)
Natasha Manu Natasha Manu ...
Gallery spectator (uncredited)
Matthew C. Martino Matthew C. Martino ...
Commuter (uncredited)
Martyn Mayger Martyn Mayger ...
Car Driver (uncredited)
Morris Minelli Morris Minelli ...
Witness at the Theatre (uncredited)
Alex Moore Alex Moore ...
American Tourist (uncredited)
Martyn Moore Martyn Moore ...
Nurse (uncredited)
Benjayx Murphy Benjayx Murphy ...
Gallery (uncredited)
Gino Picciano Gino Picciano ...
Business man (uncredited)
Lilian Price Lilian Price ...
School Girl (uncredited)
Ricky Rajpal Ricky Rajpal ...
Restaurant Customer (uncredited)
Evelyn Rei Evelyn Rei ...
The arguing couple (uncredited)
Amanda Renberg Amanda Renberg ...
Beautiful Girl in Gallery (uncredited)
Guglielmo Richards Guglielmo Richards ...
Golborne Man (uncredited)
Deborah Rosan Deborah Rosan ...
Caribbean Family (uncredited)
Tiger Rudge Tiger Rudge ...
Sexy couple, Restaurant (uncredited)
Paige Segal Paige Segal ...
Jane (uncredited)
Lew Smart Lew Smart ...
Tim's Friend (uncredited)
Neil Alexander Smith Neil Alexander Smith ...
Solicitor (uncredited)
Alex Tutusaus Alex Tutusaus ...
Jury Member (uncredited)
Freddie-Joe Twine Freddie-Joe Twine ...
Schoolboy (uncredited)
Julie Vollono Julie Vollono ...
Invigilator (uncredited)
Glenn Webster Glenn Webster ...
Christmas Shopper / Commuter (uncredited)
Jon Wennington Jon Wennington ...
Paralegal (uncredited)
Georgie Westall Georgie Westall ...
Tube Traveller (uncredited)
Evie Wray Evie Wray ...
Lady in Restaurant (uncredited)
Andrew Yiallouros Andrew Yiallouros ...
Theatregoer. Movie Central, September 6, 2014. Music by Nick Laird-Clowes. Soundtrack: "The Luckiest" (Instrumental) - Written by Ben Folds (as Benjamin Folds),
Performed by Ben Folds
Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment, Inc.
All the Things She Said
Written by Sergey Galoyan, Trevor Horn, Martin Kierszenbaum, Elena Kiper, Valeriy Polienko, Ivan Shapovalov)
Performed by t.A.T.u.
Courtesy of Interscope Records
Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
Push the Button
Written by Dallas Austin, Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena and Heidi Range
Performed by Sugababes
Courtesy of Universal-Island Records Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
Mr. Brightside
Written by Brandon Flowers, Mark Stoermer, Ronnie Vannucci and Dave Keuning
Performed by The Killers
Courtesy of Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
I Will Always Love You
Written by Dolly Parton
Performed by Andrea Grant
At the River
Written Andrew Cocup, Tom Findlay (as Tom Findlay), Irwin Pincus, Claire Rothrock and Milton Yakus
Performed by Groove Armada
Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment UK Ltd.
Lullaby
(Vlado Grizelj)
Performed by Etna
Courtesy of GLM Music GmbH
Mid Air
(Paul Buchanan)
Performed by Paul Buchanan
Courtesy of Newsroom Records
What's Your Flava?
Written by Craig David, Trevor Henry , Anthony Marshall
Performed by Craig David
Courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd.
Friday I'm in Love
Written by Perry Bamonte, Simon Gallup, Porl Thompson, Robert Smith, 'Boris Williams'
Performed by The Cure
Courtesy of Polydor Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
By arrangement with Warner Music Group film licensing
Dilemma
Written by Nelly (as Cornell Haynes), Kenny Gamble (as Kennth Gamble), Bunny Sigler, Antoine Macon
Performed by Nelly featuring Kelly Rowland
Courtesy of Universal Records (U.S.)
Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
How Long Will I Love You
(Mike Scott)
Performed by Jon Boden (vocals, guitars, mandolins, fiddle), Ben Coleman (electric violin), Nick Laird-Clowes (acoustic guitar), Sam Sweeney (fiddle)
Where Or When
Written by Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers
Performed by Barbar Gough (vocals), Sagat Guirey (guitar), Andy Hamill (bass),
Tim Herniman (saxophone)
When I Fall in Love
Written by Edward Heyman and Victor Young
Performed by Barbar Gough (vocals), Sagat Guirey (guitar), Andy Hamill (bass), Tim Herniman (saxophone)
Foolish
Written by Mark DeBarge, Ashanti (as Ashanti Douglas), Etterlene 'Mama' DeBarge (as Etterlene Jordan), Irv Gotti (as Irving Lorenzo) and Marcus Vest
Performed by Ashanti
Courtesy of I.G. Records Inc.
Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
Il Mondo
Written by Jimmy Fontana, Gianni Meccia and Carlos Pes (as Carlo Pes)
Performed by Jimmy Fontana
Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment Italy S.P.A.
Petardu
(Níal Conlan, Ross McCormick, Kieran McGuinness, Rónán Yourell)
Performed by Delorentos
Courtesy of Delo Records
Back to Black
Written by Mark Ronson and Amy Winehouse
Performed by Amy Winehouse
Courtesy of Universal-Island Records Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
Lived in Bars
Written by Cat Power (as Chan Marshall)
Performed by Cat Power
Courtesy of Matador Records
By arrangement with Beggars Group Media Ltd.
Spiegel im Spiegel
Written by Arvo Pärt
Performed by Alexander Malter and Dietmar Schwalke
Courtesy of ECM Records
Green Heart
Written and performed by Christoph Bauschinger
Gold in Them Hills (Instrumental)
Written by Ron Sexsmith
Performed by Ron Sexsmith
Courtesy of Nettwerk Productions UK Ltd.
Into My Arms
Written by Nick Cave
Performed by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Courtesy of Mute Records Ltd.
How Long Will I Love You
Written by Mike Scott
Performed by Jon Boden and Christoph Bauschinger.

Trivia: It is a romantic comedy-drama film about a young man with the special ability to time travel who tries to change his past in order to improve his future.[5] The film was written and directed by Richard Curtis,[6][7] and stars Domhnall Gleeson, Rachel McAdams and Bill Nighy. It was released in the United Kingdom on 4 September 2013 and in the United States on 1 November 2013.
Plot holes: Critic Mark Kermode observes that writer Curtis "sets up his rules of temporal engagement, only to break them willy-nilly whenever the prospect of an extra hug rears its head".[22]

The rules[23] as explained to Tim by his father are:
Only male members of the family can travel in time.
Only travel to the past is possible.
It is impossible to travel back to before you were born.
Traveling back to a time before your child is born will cause a different child to be born and the original child will be lost.

The film's internal logic about time travel was also criticised in other reviews:
The Independent says the explanation of time travel is "shockingly inadequate" and that "Curtis keeps leaving questions unanswered – time and time again".[24]
MaryAnn Johanson remarks that there are "arbitrary and inconsistent rules of time travel in aid of creepy romantic manipulation and temporal stalking".[25]
Steve Cummins of The Irish Post refers to Tim travelling backwards and forwards in time when he says the film is "riddled with plot holes".[26]
Megan Gibson writing in Time says: "...sci-fi fans out there likely won’t be able to see [the film's] charms through the gaping time-travel plot-holes".[23]
Critic Matthew Turner points out the "big problem is the unsightly pile-up of plot holes and logic problems".[27]
Kate Erbland of Film School Rejects states "the rules and limitations of Tim's gift aren't exactly hard and fast, and the final third of the film is rife with complications that never get quite explained. Rules that previously applied suddenly don't apply... the time travel rules aren't exactly tight and are occasionally confusing".
Filming locations:
Portloe, Cornwall, England, UK
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Notting Hill, London, England, UK
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Whitehouse Apartments, 9 Belvedere Road, South Bank, London, England, UK
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102 Golborne Road, London, England, UK (Mary's apartment);
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Maida Vale Underground Station, Maida Vale, London, England, UK (Underground station where Mary and Tim take the Bakerloo line repeatedly);
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Abbey Road, St. John's Wood, London, England, UK
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Paddington Station, Paddington, London, England, UK
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Brondesbury Road, Queen's Park, London, England, UK
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Cornwall, England, UK
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London, England, UK.
This is the third movie in which Rachel McAdams stars as the love interest of a time traveler. The previous ones were The Time Traveler's Wife (2009), in which she played the titular wife to Eric Bana's character and Midnight in Paris (2011), in which she played the fiancée of Owen Wilson's character.
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Rory towards the end of the film is reading the book 'Trash' which is Curtis's next film (Curtis wrote the screenplay for both Trash and About Time)
In the ending credits, the recording artist Cat Power is mistakenly credited as "Cat Powers".
Richard Griffiths's last movie.
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Zooey Deschanel was originally cast as Mary but dropped out due to scheduling conflicts and Rachel McAdams was cast.
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Has three of the Harry Potter Series co-stars; Richard Griffiths, Bill Nighy and Domhnall Gleeson.
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Tim describes his mother more like a 'Bernard' than a 'Mary'. Richard Curtis always tries to include a Bernard character in his movies. The inspiration comes from Bernard Jenkin, the Tory MP for North Essex and former shadow defense secretary. Mr Jenkin's wife, is a former girlfriend of the Richard Curtis.
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Shipped to theaters under the code name "Cupboard".
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The US release date is the same as director Richard Curtis' birthday (November 8th).
Quotes: 1. Tim: "So what do you do?" Mary: "I'm a reader at a publisher." Tim: "No! Do you read for a living?" Mary: "Yes, that it. I read." Tim: "Oh that's so great! If that someone else asking: "What do you do for a living ?" Oh, well, I breathe. I'm a breather. I get pay for breathing. How did you get that job?" 2. Tim: "We're all traveling through time together, every day of our lives. All we can do is do our best to relish this remarkable ride."

Justin Bieber's Believe. 2013 (concert film biopic), Starring
Main
Justin Bieber[13]

Secondary
Scooter Braun[13]
Ryan Good[13]
Usher Raymond IV[13]
Pattie Mallette[13]
Jeremy Bieber[13]

Cameos/Appearances
Mike Posner[13]
will.i.am[13]
Ellen DeGeneres[13]
Ryan Seacrest[13]
Jon M. Chu[13]
Nicki Minaj[13]
Big Sean[13]
Zach Galifianakis[13]
Ludacris

Justin Bieber ...
Himself
Scooter Braun Scooter Braun ...
Himself
Ryan Good Ryan Good ...
Himself
Usher Raymond Usher Raymond ...
Himself
Pattie Mallette Pattie Mallette ...
Herself
Jeremy Bieber Jeremy Bieber ...
Himself
Mike Posner Mike Posner ...
Himself
Max Martin Max Martin ...
Himself
Will.i.am Will.i.am ...
Himself (as Will i Am)
Rodney Jerkins Rodney Jerkins ...
Himself
Alfredo Flores Alfredo Flores ...
Himself
Kenny Hamilton Kenny Hamilton ...
Himself
Ellen DeGeneres Ellen DeGeneres ...
Herself
John Brooks John Brooks ...
Himself
Ryan Seacrest Ryan Seacrest ...
Himself
Kuk Harrell Kuk Harrell ...
Himself
Jon M. Chu Jon M. Chu ...
Himself
Nick DeMoura Nick DeMoura ...
Himself
Nicki Minaj Nicki Minaj ...
Herself
Allison Kaye Scarinzi Allison Kaye Scarinzi ...
Herself
Big Sean Big Sean ...
Himself
Matt Lauer Matt Lauer ...
Himself
Bruce Dale Bruce Dale ...
Himself
Zach Galifianakis Zach Galifianakis ...
Himself
Miles Brown Miles Brown ...
Himself
Ludacris Ludacris ...
Himself
Jaxon Bieber Jaxon Bieber ...
Himself
Jazmyn Bieber Jazmyn Bieber ...
Herself
Daniel Kanter Daniel Kanter ...
Himself (Musical Supervisor / Guitar)
Taylor James Taylor James ...
Himself (DJ)
Reginald Jones Reginald Jones ...
Himself (Keyboard)
Melvin Baldwin Melvin Baldwin ...
Himself (Drums)
Bernard Harvey Bernard Harvey ...
Himself (Bass)
Michael D. Brown Michael D. Brown ...
Himself (Background Vocalist)
Vernon Burris Jr. Vernon Burris Jr. ...
Himself (Background Vocalist)
Brandon Winbush Brandon Winbush ...
Himself (Background Vocalist)
Laura Edwards Laura Edwards ...
Herself (Assistant Choreographer)
Kevin Maher Kevin Maher ...
Himself (Contributing Choreographer)
Tucker Barkley Tucker Barkley ...
Himself (Contributing Choreographer)
Travis Wall Travis Wall ...
Himself (Contributing Choreographer)
Teddy Forance Teddy Forance ...
Himself (Contributing Choreographer)
Deirdre Barnes Deirdre Barnes ...
Dancer
Kaili Bright Kaili Bright ...
Dancer
Carlena Britch Carlena Britch ...
Dancer
Luke Broadlick Luke Broadlick ...
Dancer
Christina Chandler Christina Chandler ...
Dancer
Justin de Vera Justin de Vera ...
Dancer
Johnny Erasme Johnny Erasme ...
Dancer
Shaun Evaristo Shaun Evaristo ...
Dancer
Salemah Gabriel Salemah Gabriel ...
Dancer
Elysandra Quinones Elysandra Quinones ...
Dancer
Jonathan Rabon Jonathan Rabon ...
Dancer
C.J. Salvador C.J. Salvador ...
Dancer
Aubree Storm Aubree Storm ...
Dancer
Jesse 'Casper' Brown Jesse 'Casper' Brown ...
B Boy
Jaime Burgos III Jaime Burgos III ...
B Boy
Luis Rosado as B Boy and David Shreibman as B Boy. Movie Central, September 7, 2014. Music by Nathan Lanier. Soundtrack: "Lollipop" - Written by Dwayne Carter, Sean Garrett, J. Scheffer and Darius J. Harrison, Performed by Justin Bieber;
"All Around the World"
Written by Nasri Tony Atweh, Justin Bieber, Adam David Messinger, Nolan J. Lambroza, Christopher Brian Bridges
Performed by Justin Bieber
Boyfriend
Written by Justin Bieber, Mike Posner, Mason Levy, Mat Musto
Performed by Justin Bieber
Take You
Written by Justin Bieber, Raphael Judrin, Pierre-Antoine Melki, Ross Golan, James Abrahart, Alexander Dezen, Ben Maddahi
Performed by Justin Bieber
Thought of You
Written by Ariel Zvi Rechtshaid, Justin Bieber, Eric A. Bellinger, Thomas Wesley Pentz
Performed by Justin Bieber
Die in Your Arms
Written by Justin Bieber, Rodney Jerkins, Berry Gordy (as Berry Gordy Jr.), Kelly Lumpkins, Tommy Lumpkins, Alphonso "Fonce" Mizell, Freddie Perren (as Frederick "Freddie" Perren), Herbert Rooney, Travis Sayles, Dennis L. Jenkins, Deke Richards
Performed by Justin Bieber
Beauty and a Beat
Written by Max Martin, Onika Maraj, Savan Kotecha, Anton Zaslavski, Justin Bieber
Performed by Justin Bieber
Love Me Like You Do
Written by Justin Bieber, Brandon Green
Performed by Justin Bieber
She Don't Like the Lights
Written by Rodney Jerkins, Justin Bieber, Andre Lindal, Tiyon C. Mack
Performed by Justin Bieber
As Long As You Love Me
Written by Nasri Tony Atweh, Justin Bieber, Rodney Jerkins, Andre Lindal, Sean Michael Anderson
Performed by Justin Bieber
Baby
Written by Justin Bieber, Christine Flores, Christopher Brian Bridges, Christopher A. Stewart, Terius Youngdell Nash
Performed by Justin Bieber
Be Alright
Written by Justin Bieber, Dan Kanter
Performed by Justin Bieber
One Less Lonely Girl
Written by Sean Patrick Hamilton, Ezekiel Lewis, Balewa Muhammad, Hyuk Shin
Performed by Justin Bieber
Nothing Like Us
Written by Justin Bieber
Performed by Justin Bieber
Dan Kanter Song
Written by Annalise Bourgeois and Lauren Azevedo
Performed by the fans
I Would
Written by Justin Bieber, Ernest Clark, Aaron Michael Cox, Marcus Guy Cox, Sean Fenton, Marcos Palacios
Performed by Justin Bieber
Fall
Written by Jacob Luttrell, Justin Bieber, Mason Levy
Performed by Justin Bieber
Believe
Written by Justin Bieber, Nasri Tony Atweh, Nolan J. Lambroza, Adam David Messinger, Graeme Hogg, Jonny Griffen, Darren Black, Danny Wilson
Performed by Justin Bieber
Roller Coaster
Written by Justin Bieber, Rodney Jerkins, Julian Swirsky, Josh Gudwin
Performed by Justin Bieber.

Plot: The sequel to Never Say Never continues to focus on Bieber's rise to international fame as he embarks on his Believe Tour. In new interviews with Bieber, the movie reveals long-awaited answers to questions about his passion to make music, relationships and coming of age in the spotlight as well as never-before-seen concert footage, and behind-the-scenes access. The film also features interviews with Justin's mother Pattie Mallette, mentor Usher Raymond IV, manager Scooter Braun, recording artist Ludacris, as well as others.
Trivia: It is a concert film biopic and the sequel to Never Say Never, both centering on Canadian singer Justin Bieber. It was released through Open Road Films in the United States and Canada on December 25, 2013. The film has received mixed reviews from film critics and has grossed $6.2 million in the United States as of mid-January 2014. The film was met with poor reviews from critics, and was voted quite harshly by viewers. Budget - $4 million –5 million; Box office - $6,206,566.
Only given a 3 day cinematic release in Australia.
Not screened in advance for critics.
Was originally planned as a 3D release.
Film dedicated to Avalanna Routh, a disabled 6 year old girl who was a fan of Bieber, who Bieber befriended, and who died a few months later.

The Rocker. 2008, Starring
Rainn Wilson as Robert “Fish” Fishman
Christina Applegate as Kim Powell
Josh Gad as Matt Gadman
Teddy Geiger as Curtis Powell
Emma Stone as Amelia Stone
Will Arnett as Lex Drennan
Fred Armisen as Wayne Kerr
Howard Hesseman as Nev Gator
Lonny Ross as Timmy Sticks
Jason Sudeikis as David Marshall
Bradley Cooper as Trash Grice
Jon Glaser as Billy Ault
Jane Lynch as Lisa Gadman
Jeff Garlin as Stan Gadman
Demetri Martin as Kip
Aziz Ansari as Aziz
Pete Best as The Guy at the Bus Stop
Bubba Fontaine as himself
Jane Krakowski as Carol (Fish's Ex Girlfriend)
Samantha Weinstein as Violet

Rainn Wilson ...
Fish
Christina Applegate Christina Applegate ...
Kim
Teddy Geiger Teddy Geiger ...
Curtis
Josh Gad Josh Gad ...
Matt
Emma Stone Emma Stone ...
Amelia
Jeff Garlin Jeff Garlin ...
Stan
Jane Lynch Jane Lynch ...
Lisa
Jason Sudeikis Jason Sudeikis ...
David Marshall
Will Arnett Will Arnett ...
Lex
Howard Hesseman Howard Hesseman ...
Gator
Fred Armisen Fred Armisen ...
Kerr
Bradley Cooper Bradley Cooper ...
Trash
Lonny Ross Lonny Ross ...
Sticks
Jon Glaser Jon Glaser ...
Billy (as Jonathan Glaser)
Jane Krakowski Jane Krakowski ...
Carol
Samantha Weinstein Samantha Weinstein ...
Violet
Demetri Martin Demetri Martin ...
Kip
Aziz Ansari Aziz Ansari ...
Aziz
Ellie Knaus Ellie Knaus ...
Erica
Laura de Carteret Laura de Carteret ...
Amelia's Mom (as Laura De Carteret)
Steve Adams Steve Adams ...
Amelia's Dad
Mark Forward Mark Forward ...
Leon
Vik Sahay Vik Sahay ...
Gary
Brittany Allen Brittany Allen ...
I Heart Matt Girl
Jonathan Malen Jonathan Malen ...
Jeremy
Rebecca Northan Rebecca Northan ...
Jeremy's Mother
Keir Gilchrist Keir Gilchrist ...
Moby Type Kid
Simon Sinn Simon Sinn ...
Mr. Lee
SuChin Pak SuChin Pak ...
Herself
Ennis Esmer Ennis Esmer ...
Barney
Nicole Arbour Nicole Arbour ...
Trashy Groupie
Wesley Morgan Wesley Morgan ...
Prom King Josh
Tanya Bevan Tanya Bevan ...
Prom Queen Jennifer
Marvin Karon Marvin Karon ...
School Principal
Sandi Ross Sandi Ross ...
Ms. Kopelson
Talia Russo Talia Russo ...
Amy
Jon Cor Jon Cor ...
Paul
Brian Gordon Brian Gordon ...
Tattooed Drummer
Darrel Gamotin Darrel Gamotin ...
Beat Box Kid
Angela Maiorano Angela Maiorano ...
Frazzled Stylist (as Angela Maiorano Thurston)
Nick Spencer Nick Spencer ...
Harry (as Nicholas Spencer)
Allan Roberto Allan Roberto ...
Max
Patrick Hagarty Patrick Hagarty ...
Gund Arena P.A. (voice)
Jessica Porter Jessica Porter ...
Desk Sargeant
Dave Kiner Dave Kiner ...
Reedy Rocker Guy (as David Kiner)
Guy Sanvido Guy Sanvido ...
Old Barber
Tiffany Boychuk Tiffany Boychuk ...
Boost Mobile Girl
Christian Potenza Christian Potenza ...
Dry Engineer
Pete Best Pete Best ...
Himself
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Dennis L. Baker Dennis L. Baker ...
Guy in Park (uncredited)
Jessica Barrow Jessica Barrow ...
Woman at Party (uncredited)
Curtis Harrison Curtis Harrison ...
The Bartender (uncredited)
Denny Hazen Denny Hazen ...
Businessman (uncredited)
Mike Knobloch Mike Knobloch ...
Roadie (uncredited)
Jordan Lawson Jordan Lawson ...
Crazy Fan (uncredited)
Rachel London Rachel London ...
Viral Video Girl (uncredited)
Christina Elizabeth Smith Christina Elizabeth Smith ...
Party Date (uncredited)
Richard Wadham as ADD Belly Boy, Duncan McLeod as stunt double: Rainn Wilson and Liise Keeling as stunt waitress. Teletoon At Night Network, September 7, 2014. Music by Chad Fischer. Soundtrack: "Tomorrow Never Comes" - Written by Chad Fischer;
Bitter
Written by Chad Fischer
Living for the First Time
Written by Christopher Faizi and Ferraby Lionheart
Down
Written by Ferraby Lionheart & Christopher Faizi
Great Escape
Written by Chad Fischer
Coming Through in Stereo
Written by Chad Fischer and Patrick Houlihan
Nothin' But a Good Time
Written by C.C. Deville (as CC Deville), Bret Michaels, Rikki Rockett (as Richard Ream) and Bobby Dall (as Robert Kuykendall)
Too Far
Written by Chad Fischer
Promised Land
Written by Chad Fischer, Timothy Bright and Chris Link
Pompeii Nights
Written by Chicken, Chris Link, Timothy Bright and Chad Fischer
Tailgate
Written by Chicken, Chris Link, Timothy Bright and Chad Fischer
Performed by Lazlo Bane (TSR)
Courtesy of Lookout Sound
Nobody's Fool
Written by Tom Keifer (as Thomas Keifer)
Performed by Cinderella
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Calvary Charge
Traditional
Get Steady
Written by Jonny Lives! (as Jonny Dubowsky)
Performed by Jonny Lives!
Courtesy of Eleven Seven Music
In Your Eyes
Written by Peter Gabriel
Superstar Tradesmen
Written by Kieren Webster and Kyle Falconer
Performed by The View
Courtesy of 1965 Records and Columbia Records
By Arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment
I Wanna Rock
Written by Dee Snider
Performed by Twisted Sister
Courtesy of JEDMA Associates
Everybody Knows
Written by Taylor Goldsmith and Blake Mills
Performed by Simon Dawes
Courtesy of Record Collection
Alright
Written by Scott Warren, Scott Schoenleber, Duane Rakestraw and Mon Agranat
Performed by Signal Hill Transmission
Courtesy of P.A. Juice Records
Love Sick
Written by Terry Wilson
Performed by Hairbrain
Typical
Written by Paul Meany
Performed by Mutemath (as MuteMath)
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.
By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Feels Like The First Time
Written by Mick Jones (as Michael Jones)
Performed by Foreigner
Courtesy of Trigger Productions, Inc.
I Say Hey
Written by Ulises Lozano (as Joaquín Ulises Lozano), Omar Góngora (as Juan Omar Góngora) and Carlos Cháirez (as Carlos Alberto Cháirez)
Performed by Kinky
Courtesy of Kin Kon Records
By Arrangement with Nettwerk Productions
Lucifer 9
Written by Jeff Cardoni, Charlie Strout, Patrick Houlihan and Evan Krasts
Performed by Daisyhaze
Courtesy of X1 Records
The Final Countdown
Written by Joey Tempest
Performed by Europe
Courtesy of Epic Records
By Arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment
Let There Be Rock
Written and Performed by Jeff Cardoni.

Trivia: It is an American comedy film directed by Peter Cattaneo, starring Rainn Wilson, Christina Applegate, Teddy Geiger, Josh Gad, Emma Stone, and Jane Lynch. The film was written by Maya Forbes & Wallace Wolodarsky, from a story by Ryan Jaffe. Budget - $15 million; Box office - $8,767,338. Production: The Rocker was mostly filmed in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, with some exterior shots filmed in Cleveland, Ohio. Filming locations:
Cinespace Film Studios, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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The official soundtrack for the film features all original songs performed by the fictional bands A.D.D. and Vesuvius. A.D.D. also performed two covers in the film: "Nothin' But a Good Time", originally by Americаn glam metal band Poison, and "In Your Eyes", originally by British musician Peter Gabriel. However, only the first was included in the soundtrack. The songs attributed to the band A.D.D. were mostly written and produced by musician/producer Chad Fischer, of the band Lazlo Bane. Fischer also performed most of the music, with Teddy Geiger singing the lead vocals. The songs attributed to the band Vesuvius were written and performed by all the members of Lazlo Bane, with lead vocals sung by Keith England. To promote the movie, the song "Promised Land", as performed by the fictional band Vesuvius, was released as free downloadable content for the video game Rock Band, which is shown being played in the movie. A viral marketing effort for the film was begun on August 11, 2008, when Rainn Wilson posted a message to the MySpace blog of Jenna Fischer, his co-star from The Office. According to his message,[5] he had "kidnapped the lovely Jenna, put her, bound, in the trunk of my Firebird and logged onto her MySpace to send out this bulletin....To free America's sweetheart...you must attend my new movie, 'The Rocker', which opens August 20th....As soon as the film grosses 18.7 Mil, she will be released and given a peach smoothie." Ironically, the film was not even close to grossing that much money. A subsequent blog entry pointed readers to freejennanow.com, where videos were posted and features such as a "Free Jenna Game" and countdown tickers could be found. The film has received mixed reviews from critics.
References:
Metropolis (1927)
Matt's solo scene in A.D.D's music video
Quack-a-Doodle Do (1950) (Short)
Baby Huey mentioned
Bonanza (1959) (TV Series)
Manager refers to Hoss from this series.
MTV News (1981) (TV Series)
MTV News reports on the band A.D.D.
Rocky III (1982)
Fish says "Eye of the tiger" to motivate himself
Cheers (1982) (TV Series)
Manager refers to Norm from Cheers
This Is Spinal Tap (1984)
The finale in Cleveland and their fake British accents mimicks the Spinal Tap Cleveland concert
Full House (1987) (TV Series)
mentioned in dialogue
Curly Sue (1991)
Matt is called Curly Sue
Friends (1994) (TV Series)
mentioned in dialogue
Titanic (1997)
mentioned in dialogue
Saturday Night Live: Jude Law/Ashlee Simpson (2004) (TV Episode)
Manager refers to the "Ashley Simpson incident".
Spoofs:
Halloween (1978)
Robert Fishman sits up and turns his head just like Michael Myers after being down and seemingly finished.
Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)
Fish chases down van much like the T-1000 Terminator,
Almost Famous (2000).
Fish gets on a roof above a swimming pool and says the line, "I'm a golden Fish".
Loosely based on Pete Best who was the original drummer for the Beatles and can be seen at the beginning of the movie reading the Rolling Stone magazine with Vesuvius on the cover.
Christina Applegate mentions to Fish during the music video shoot that she was in an all girl punk band. When in fact, in real life, Applegate was a founding member of the all girl group The Pussycat Dolls.
Jason Sudeikis says to Jeff Garlin's character, "hey, it's Norm from Cheers!" Sudeikis is the nephew of George Wendt, who played Norm in Cheers (1982).
Some of the scenes were filmed in Toronto, Canada (not actually Ohio). The Chinatown scene was filmed on Spadina street in Toronto's Asian district. One of the earliest club scenes when they exit the gig and into a back alley to a limo, was filmed in and outside an all ages club downtown called the Reverb.
When Vesuvius' manager is informing Fish that he is fired from the band, The song "Nobody's Fool" by _Cinderella (IV)_ is playing in the background, specifically the lyric can be heard over the scene: "seems like a thousand years since we broke the ties."
Rainn Wilson's characters name is Robert Fishman, aka Fish. Jon Fishman, aka Fish plays drums in the rock band Phish.
During Vesuvius' lip syncing at their concert, Jason Sudeikis' character says "We have an Ashley Simpson situation." This is referring to Ashley Simpson's lip syncing mishap, which happened while she was performing on Saturday Night Live, of which Sudeikis is a cast member.
When A.D.D. first gets on the bus, Gator makes a reference to "heading north on the 5." They were in Cleveland, but the 5 is on the west coast. Also, north from Cleveland gets you very wet.
When Fish is kissing the mom on the roof on the Midwest Tour, the Toronto skyline (Bank of Montreal Tower, Scotiabank Plaza, and TD Tower) is in the background.
When Fish is on the porch he looks at the Rock Hall. There is no such view from any house in Cleveland. The Rock Hall is downtown, surrounded by large buildings with no residential neighborhoods.
When Fish is dumped by his girlfriend at the beginning, he walks to his sister's house to crash, and he is shown walking North past the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to get there. Not only is there no residential area in that direction, but if he walked just a little bit further, he would walk right into Lake Erie, as the Rock Hall is on the Erie shore.
The skyline shown right before A.D.D. views their music video is of Minneapolis (Wells Fargo building, US Bank building, etc.) not Cleveland.
YouTube does not allow you to upload videos with nudity in them (the video of Robert naked).
Vesuvius is slated to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame after 20 years together. However, artists aren't eligible for induction (barring an extenuating circumstance) until 25 years have passed since the artist released his/her/their debut.
Quotes: 1. Robert 'Fish' Fishman: "Loads of elevators play Celine Dion - that don't make it right." 2. Robert 'Fish' Fishman: "1991 called, they want their teenage angst back." Amelia: "Omigod, they just called again they want that joke back."

Closed Circuit. 2013 (British-American), Starring
Eric Bana as Martin Rose
Rebecca Hall as Claudia Simmons-Howe
Ciarán Hinds as Devlin
Jim Broadbent as Attorney General
Riz Ahmed as Nazrul Sharma
Isaac Hempstead-Wright as Tom Rose
Denis Moschitto as Farroukh Erdogan
Julia Stiles as Joanna Reece
Kenneth Cranham as Cameron Fischer
Barbora Bobulová as Piccola
Jemma Powell as Elizabeth
Doug Allen as Ryan
Anne-Marie Duff as Melissa Fairbright
Angus Wright as Andrew Altman
John Humphrys as himself
Neil Grant as Prisoner

Kate Lock ...
Mother
Katherine Press Katherine Press ...
Pregnant Daughter
Patrick Warner Patrick Warner ...
Young Man on Cellphone
Ricky Nixon Ricky Nixon ...
Fish Trader
Daniel Tuite Daniel Tuite ...
Drinks Trader
Zora Bishop Zora Bishop ...
Mother of Toddler
Vicky Jam Vicky Jam ...
Teenage Girl
Zahra Ahmadi Zahra Ahmadi ...
Woman on Cellphone
Stephen North Stephen North ...
Angry Trader
Denis Moschitto Denis Moschitto ...
Farroukh Erdogan
Pinar Ögün Pinar Ögün ...
Ilkay Erdogan
Hasancan Cifci Hasancan Cifci ...
Emir Erdogan
Andrew Havill Andrew Havill ...
News Reporter 1
James Lowe James Lowe ...
Simon Fellowes
Jim Broadbent Jim Broadbent ...
Attorney General
John Humphrys John Humphrys ...
Himself (as John Humphreys)
Eric Bana Eric Bana ...
Martin Rose
Nazaire Gbolo Nazaire Gbolo ...
Belmarsh Guard 2
David Sibley David Sibley ...
Vicar
Rebecca Hall Rebecca Hall ...
Claudia Simmons-Howe
Ciarán Hinds Ciarán Hinds ...
Devlin
Kenneth Cranham Kenneth Cranham ...
Cameron Fischer
Riz Ahmed Riz Ahmed ...
Nazrul Sharma
Doug Allen Doug Allen ...
Ryan
Jemma Powell Jemma Powell ...
Elizabeth
Isaac Hempstead Wright Isaac Hempstead Wright ...
Tom Rose
Luing Andrews Luing Andrews ...
Belmarsh Guard
Julia Stiles Julia Stiles ...
Joanna Reece
Neil D'Souza Neil D'Souza ...
Iqbal
Anne-Marie Duff Anne-Marie Duff ...
Melissa
Barbora Bobulova Barbora Bobulova ...
Piccola
Dexter Galang Dexter Galang ...
Chinese Waiter
Jonathan Chan-Pensley Jonathan Chan-Pensley ...
Chinese Chef
Matthew Cullum Matthew Cullum ...
Safe House Security Man
Sam Woodward Sam Woodward ...
MI5 Agent
Ben Loyd-Holmes Ben Loyd-Holmes ...
MI5 Jogger
Robert McCafferty Robert McCafferty ...
Football Steward
Angus Wright Angus Wright ...
Andrew Altman
Adjoa Andoh Adjoa Andoh ...
News Reporter 2
Adam Tedder Adam Tedder ...
Court Clerk
Munir Khairdin Munir Khairdin ...
Indian Restaurant Manager
Huseyin Poyraz Huseyin Poyraz ...
Older Turkish Restaurant Man
Hemi Yeroham Hemi Yeroham ...
Turkish Restaurant Man
Baris Celiloglu Baris Celiloglu ...
Mine Kemmal
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Shawn Aldin-Burnett Shawn Aldin-Burnett ...
Football Supporter (uncredited)
Lee Asquith-Coe Lee Asquith-Coe ...
The Electrician (uncredited)
David Olawale Ayinde David Olawale Ayinde ...
Barrister Clerk (uncredited)
Mark Badham Mark Badham ...
Football Match Supporter (uncredited)
Mark Barrows Mark Barrows ...
Footbal Supporter (uncredited)
Hannah Blamires Hannah Blamires ...
City Commuter (uncredited)
Dilyana Bouklieva Dilyana Bouklieva ...
Football fan (uncredited)
Trevor Comber Trevor Comber ...
Medic (uncredited)
Steve Conway Steve Conway ...
Dead Top QC (uncredited)
Chris Cowlin Chris Cowlin ...
Funeral Mourner (uncredited)
Philip Craik Philip Craik ...
Football Supporter (uncredited)
Sam Creed Sam Creed ...
Football Fan (uncredited)
Ellis Crewe-Candy Ellis Crewe-Candy ...
Passerby (uncredited)
Graham Curry Graham Curry ...
Football Supporter (uncredited)
Eva Dagoo Eva Dagoo ...
Football Fun (uncredited)
Jason Devil Jason Devil ...
Train Ticket Man (uncredited)
James Doherty James Doherty ...
Site Foreman (uncredited)
Nick Donald Nick Donald ...
Cafe Customer (uncredited)
John Duggan John Duggan ...
Market Shopper (uncredited)
Mike Facherty Mike Facherty ...
Football Supporter (uncredited)
Mike Firth Mike Firth ...
Defense Barrister (uncredited)
James a FitzGerald James a FitzGerald ...
Football Supporter (uncredited)
Cassandra Foster Cassandra Foster ...
Fan (uncredited)
Cynthia Garbutt Cynthia Garbutt ...
News reporter (uncredited)
David Golt David Golt ...
Shopper (uncredited)
Neil Grant Neil Grant ...
Prisoner (uncredited)
Ignacio Guirado Ignacio Guirado ...
Football Match Supporter (uncredited)
John W.G. Harley John W.G. Harley ...
Football Supporter (uncredited)
Lee Nicholas Harris Lee Nicholas Harris ...
Security Guard (uncredited)
Shane Hart Shane Hart ...
Press / reporter (uncredited)
Philip Harvey Philip Harvey ...
Court Armed Police (uncredited)
Matthew David Hearn Matthew David Hearn ...
Canteen Diner (uncredited)
Richard Herdman Richard Herdman ...
Police Officer (uncredited)
Steven Hopwood Steven Hopwood ...
Amputee (uncredited)
Jane Kendrick Jane Kendrick ...
Nurse (uncredited)
Ethan J. Knight Ethan J. Knight ...
Solicitor (uncredited)
Keith Larkin Keith Larkin ...
Mi5 Driver / Agent (uncredited)
Simone Liebman Simone Liebman ...
Courtroom attendee (uncredited)
Shaun Lucas Shaun Lucas ...
Football Supporter (uncredited)
Joseph Macnab Joseph Macnab ...
Receptionist (uncredited)
Teresa Mahoney Teresa Mahoney ...
Press (uncredited)
Chris Mansfield Chris Mansfield ...
armed Police (uncredited)
Matthew David McCarthy Matthew David McCarthy ...
Train Station Passenger (uncredited)
Allistair McNab Allistair McNab ...
Prison Officer (uncredited)
Jon L. Morris Jon L. Morris ...
Cloth Cap Football Fan (uncredited)
Luca Naddeo Luca Naddeo ...
Spy (uncredited)
Emma Norrish Emma Norrish ...
TV Reporter (uncredited)
Stacey O'Shea Stacey O'Shea ...
Funeral Attendee (uncredited)
Osi Okerafor Osi Okerafor ...
Young Guy (uncredited)
Deborah Rosan Deborah Rosan ...
Woman Crying (uncredited)
Shane Salter Shane Salter ...
Press (uncredited)
Santi Scinelli Santi Scinelli ...
Market Shopper (uncredited)
Adam Scown Adam Scown ...
Barista (uncredited)
Kirsty Seager Kirsty Seager ...
Football Fan (uncredited)
Marcus Sinclair Marcus Sinclair ...
Canteen Diner (uncredited)
Neil Alexander Smith Neil Alexander Smith ...
Businessman (uncredited)
Frank Stone Frank Stone ...
Police Officer (uncredited)
Jon Wennington Jon Wennington ...
Barrister (uncredited)
Josh Wichard Josh Wichard ...
Fishmonger's Mate (uncredited)
Leila Wong Leila Wong ...
Chinese Diner (uncredited)
Sam Woodward Sam Woodward ...
Guy (uncredited)
Joe Woollen Joe Woollen ...
Dog Walker (uncredited)
Evie Wray as Daughter, Douglas Robson as stunt double: Doug Allen, James Grogan as stunt double: Eric Bana and Zarene Dallas as stunt double: Rebecca Hall. Movie Central, September 8, 2014. Music by Joby Talbot. Soundtrack: "Double Barrel" - (Dave Barker, Ansell Collins & Winston Riley),
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Here We Go
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God Save the Queen
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Trivia: It is a British-American crime thriller film directed by John Crowley and written by Steven Knight, released on August 28, 2013.[4] The film stars Eric Bana, Rebecca Hall, Ciarán Hinds, Jim Broadbent, and Riz Ahmed. Closed Circuit has received mixed reviews from critics. Filming Locations: London, England, UK. Quote: Martin Rose: "Is that going to be your headline?" Joanna Reece: "No headline without proof." Martin Rose: "You've obviously never read a British newspaper."

Gravity. 2013, Starring
Sandra Bullock as Dr. Ryan Stone, a medical engineer and mission specialist who is on her first space mission.
George Clooney as Lieutenant Matt Kowalski; the commander of the team. Kowalski is a veteran astronaut planning to retire after the Explorer expedition. He enjoys telling stories about himself and joking with his team, and is determined to protect the lives of his fellow astronauts.
Ed Harris (voice) as Mission Control in Houston, Texas.
Orto Ignatiussen (voice) as Aningaaq, a Greenlandic Inuit fisherman who intercepts one of Stone's transmissions. Aningaaq also appears in a self-titled short written and directed by Gravity co-writer Jonás Cuarón, which depicts the conversation between him and Stone from his perspective.[10]
Phaldut Sharma (voice) as Shariff Dasari, the flight engineer on board the Explorer.
Amy Warren (voice) as the captain of Explorer.
Basher Savage (voice) as the captain of the International Space Station.

Sandra Bullock ...
Ryan Stone
George Clooney George Clooney ...
Matt Kowalski
Ed Harris Ed Harris ...
Mission Control (voice)
Orto Ignatiussen Orto Ignatiussen ...
Aningaaq (voice)
Phaldut Sharma Phaldut Sharma ...
Shariff (voice)
Amy Warren Amy Warren ...
Explorer Captain (voice)
Basher Savage Basher Savage ...
Russian Space Station Captain. Movie Central, September 8, 2014. Music by Steven Price. Soundtrack: "Angels Are Hard to Find" - Written and Performed by Hank Williams Jr.,
Courtesy of Curb Records Inc.
Mera Joota Hai Japani
Written by Shailendra and Shankarsingh Raghuwanshi (as Shankar Jaikishan) and Jaikishan Dayabhai Panchal (as Shankar Jaikishan)
Sinigit Meerannguaq
Written by Juaaka Lyberth
Destination Anywhere
Written and Performed by Christopher Benstead (as Chris Benstead) and Robin Baynton
922 Anthem
Written by Gaurav Dayal
Performed by 922 featuring Gaurav Dayal
Courtesy of Crucial Music Corporation
Ready
Written by Charles Scott IV (as Charles Leslie Scott) and Chelsea Lynne Hinshaw
Performed by Charles Scott IV (as Charles Scott) featuring Chelsea Williams
Courtesy of Bad Robot Productions.

Trivia: It is a science fiction thriller film. It was directed, co-written, co-produced and co-edited by Alfonso Cuarón, and stars Sandra Bullock and George Clooney as astronauts. The film depicts the mid-orbit destruction of their space shuttle and their subsequent attempt to return to Earth. Cuarón wrote the screenplay with his son Jonás and attempted to develop the film at Universal Pictures. The rights were sold to Warner Bros. Pictures, where the project eventually found traction. David Heyman, who previously worked with Cuarón on Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, produced the film with him. They filmed Gravity in the UK, where the British company Framestore spent more than three years creating most of the film's visual effects, which comprise over 80 of its 91 minutes. Gravity opened the 70th Venice International Film Festival in August 2013 and had its North American premiere three days later at the Telluride Film Festival.[5] It was released to cinemas in the United States and Canada on October 4, 2013. The film was met with universal acclaim from critics and audiences; both groups praised Emmanuel Lubezki's cinematography, Steven Price's musical score, Cuarón's direction, Bullock's performance and Framestore's visual effects. It has grossed more than US$716 million worldwide, making it the eighth highest-grossing film of 2013.

At the 86th Academy Awards, Gravity received a leading ten nominations (tying American Hustle), and won seven, the most for the ceremony, including: Best Director for Cuarón, Best Cinematography for Lubezki, Best Visual Effects, and Best Original Score for Price.[6] The film was also awarded six BAFTA Awards, including Outstanding British Film and Best Director, the Golden Globe Award for Best Director, and seven Critics Choice Awards. Gravity had a production budget of $100 million and was filmed digitally on multiple Arri Alexa cameras. Gravity grossed $274,092,705 in North America and $442,300,000 in other countries, making a worldwide gross of $716,392,705—making it the eighth-highest grossing film of 2013. Principal photography began in late May 2011.[37] Live elements were shot at Pinewood and Shepperton Studios in the United Kingdom. The landing scene was filmed at Lake Powell, Arizona—where the astronauts' landing scene in Planet of the Apes (1968) was also filmed. Gravity was met with universal acclaim from critics who praised the acting (especially Sandra Bullock's performance), direction, screenplay, cinematography, visual effects, production design, the use of 3D, and Steven Price's musical score.
Filming locations: Space (Earth's orbit);
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Lake Powell, Arizona, USA
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Shepperton Studios, Shepperton, Surrey, England, UK (studio);
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Pinewood Studios, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire, England, UK (studio).
Spoofed in:
Saturday Night Live: Bruce Willis/Katy Perry (2013) (TV Episode) Spoofed in the cold opening;
The Simpsons: YOLO (2013) (TV Episode) Couch gag reference.
The Simpsons: Yellow Subterfuge (2013) (TV Episode) Characters seen complaining in space.
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The director thanks his mother during the end credits, in Spanish: "a mi mamá, gracias".
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The credits end with the sound of a radio transmission and a man counting down: "Three, two, one, mark."
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There are no opening credits, with the exception of the movie's title, which also appears at the start of the closing credits, and again halfway through the closing credits
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The Warner Bros. shield is white over a black background.
The film's cascade of debris is a very real possibility. This scenario is known as the Kessler syndrome, named after N.A.S.A. scientist Donald J. Kessler who first proposed the theory in 1978. A cascading Kessler syndrome involving an object the size of the International Space Station would trigger a catastrophic chain-reaction of debris. The orbiting debris field would make it impossible to launch space exploration missions or satellites for many decades.
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The opening scene, from the establishing view of Earth to Dr. Stone detaching from the structure, is a single, continuous shot lasting about twelve and a half minutes.
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Various mechanical sounds made by the spacecraft are heard on the sound-track as a result of conduction through the astronauts' bodies while they are in contact with the station. For example, when Ryan Stone is frantically trying to grab the handles as she flies by the station, the sounds of the station are heard while she is holding a handle, and they cease when she lets go. On the actual Lunar missions, the sounds of astronauts hitting their hammers on core sample tubes were conducted through their bodies and transmitted through their microphones.
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Because of Alfonso Cuarón's lengthy takes, Sandra Bullock had to memorize long combinations of precise movements to hit her marks at different points in the shot. She often had to coordinate her own moves with those of the wire rig attached to her and the camera.
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The off-screen voice of Mission Control is Ed Harris, who played actual mission director Gene Kranz in Apollo 13 (1995) and John Glenn in The Right Stuff (1983).
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Alfonso Cuarón, cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki, and visual effects supervisor Tim Webber decided they couldn't make the film they wanted using traditional methods. For the space-walk scenes, says Webber, "We decided to shoot (the actors') faces and create everything else digitally." To do that, Lubezki decided he needed to light the actors' faces to match the all-digital environment. Whether the characters were floating gently, changing direction or tumbling in vacuum, the facial light would need to perfectly match Earth, Sol and the other stars in the background. "That can break easily," explains Lubezki, "if the light is not moving at the speed that it has to move, if the position of the light is not right, if the contrast or density on the faces is wrong." Lubezki suggested folding an L.E.D. screen into a box, putting the actor inside, and using the light from the screen to light the actor. That way, rather than moving either Sandra Bullock or George Clooney in the middle of static lights, the projected image could move while they stayed still. The "light box", key to the space-walk scenes was a nine-foot cube just big enough for one actor.
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Aningaaq, the man Dr. Stone talks to on the shortwave radio, is the main character of the short film Aningaaq (2013) directed by Jonás Cuarón. In that movie he is an Inuit fisherman with a dog sled and a baby daughter, camping on the ice over a frozen fjord.
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The actual Chinese Space station is named Tiangong, "Heavenly Palace." At the time of the film's premiere, it consisted of one small, habitable module. The Tiangong program's goal is construction of a space station much like the one in the film by 2022.
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The film is ninety minutes long. In reality, the International Space Station travels at approximately 17,500 miles per hour, and orbits Earth every ninety minutes. The debris field also circles Earth every ninety minutes.
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To prepare for shooting, Sandra Bullock spent six months in physical training while reviewing the script with Alfonso Cuarón. Cuarón said, "More than anything else, we were just talking about the thematic element of the film, the possibility of rebirth after adversity." They worked out how she would perform each scene, and her notes were included the previsual animation and programming for the robots. Cuarón and Bullock zeroed in on Stone's breath, "and how that breath was going to dictate her emotions," he said. "That breath that is connected with stress in some instances, but also the breath that is dictated by lack of oxygen." Their conversations covered every detail of the script and Bullock's character. "She was involved so closely in every single decision throughout the whole thing," Cuarón said. "And it was a good thing, because once we started prepping for the shoot, it was almost more like a dance routine, where it was one-two-three left, left, four-five-six then on the right. She was amazing about the blocking and the rehearsal of that. So when we were shooting, everything was just about truthfulness and emotion." James Cameron, best friend of Cuarón and a huge fan of the film, said "She's the one that had to take on this unbelievable challenge to perform it. (It was) probably no less demanding than a Cirque du Soleil performer, from what I can see. There's an art to that, to creating moments that seem spontaneous but are very highly rehearsed and choreographed. Not too many people can do it. ... I think it's really important for people in Hollywood to understand what was accomplished here."
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Although the film has received acclaim for its realism of its premises and its general adherence to physical principles, director Alfonso Cuarón has admitted that the film is not always scientifically accurate and that some liberties were needed to sustain the story.
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When the sequence of Stone entering the I.S.S. (International Space Station) airlock and shedding her spacesuit was filmed, actress Sandra Bullock sat on a rig with a bicycle seat and had her right leg strapped into a two-part brace inside a specially made chamber. She then mimed movements that were carefully choreographed and a camera rig was rotated slowly to create the illusion of her's and the I.S.S.'s rotation. Lights were also placed in strategic spots to capture the shining of Sol in the window. In postproduction, Bullock's right leg and the braces were erased completely and recreated with C.G.I.
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Alfonso Cuarón and Jonás Cuarón developed the script at Universal Pictures. Universal hoped to attach Angelina Jolie to the project, but decided the film was too expensive, and put the film into turn-around. The film spent four years in development hell because the cinematography, visual effects, and realistic "story atmosphere" of vacuum were too challenging. Alfonso Cuarón had to wait for technology to catch up to his vision. That finally happened in 2009, with James Cameron's Avatar (2009).
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A chance meeting between their siblings led Astronaut Catherine Coleman (Cady Coleman) to call Sandra Bullock from the International Space Station to talk to her about life in vacuum.
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After Robert Downey Jr. left the project, several high-profile actors were considered for the role of Matt Kowalski, including Daniel Craig, Tom Cruise, Tom Hanks, Harrison Ford, John Travolta, Bruce Willis, Russell Crowe, Kevin Costner, and Denzel Washington, before George Clooney was cast.
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Along with 12 Years a Slave (2013), this is the first film to tie for Best Picture at the Producer Guild Awards.
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The space-suit that Dr. Stone puts on in the Russian Soyuz capsule has the number 42 on the patch. This places the film between September 2014 and March 2015 as the Expedition number 42 will be underway on the International Space Station.
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Actor Phaldut Sharma, who voiced as an goofy Indian astronaut, 'Shariff', chose the song "Mera Joota Hai Japani" for humming himself when the director asked him to play something light. The director thought the character would put the audience at ease and get a few laughs before the actual story kicked off. The lyrics of the song literally mean, "My shoes are Japanese, my pants are English, the red hat on my head is Russian, and yet my heart is Indian" - figuratively saying that an Indian, wherever he goes, whatever he eats or wears, at the very heart he'll always be an Indian. It is a classic Hindi song from Shree 420 (1955).
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Angelina Jolie was originally cast, but dropped out later. Natalie Portman turned down the role shortly before she announced her pregnancy. Rachel Weisz, Naomi Watts, Marion Cotillard, Abbie Cornish, Carey Mulligan, Sienna Miller, Scarlett Johansson, Blake Lively, Rebecca Hall and Olivia Wilde were all subsequently tested or approached for the lead role.
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Though the film itself depicts vacuum as a silent void, sound effects were added to the trailers.
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George Clooney's first feature, outside of his Ocean's Eleven (2001) franchise, to break the $100,000,000 mark since The Perfect Storm (2000).
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Ryan refers to her mission as S.T.S.-157 in one of her transmissions. In reality, the 135th and final Space Shuttle mission was S.T.S.-135. It launched on July 8, 2011 and landed on July 21, 2011.
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Kowalski mentions landing at Edwards, a reference to Edwards Air Force Base in California. It was the primary landing site for all shuttle missions until 1991, then a reserve landing site until the Space Shuttle program ended in 2011.
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S.T.S. is an abbreviation for Space Transportation System.
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Dr. Stone states that she is in a Soyuz T.M.A.-14M. The Soyuz T.M.A.-14m is the spacecraft that launched the crew for Expedition 41. The Soyuz T.M.A.-14M will most likely remain on board the space station for the Expedition 42 increment to serve as an emergency escape vehicle.
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When Matt and Ryan are making their way to the International Space Station, he finds out Ryan is from Lake Zurich, Illinois, and states that it's 8:00 P.M. there. They are floating over Egypt where it is 3:00 A.M. locally.
In reality all the space stations are at different altitudes; but the film depicts them being at the same altitude.
During the re-entry sequence, Dr. Ryan (Bullock) is oriented in the wrong screen direction (facing forward, right to left) relative to the position of the Shenzhou's heatshield facing backward, left to right).
Aningaaq, the name of the Inuit hunter Ryan contacts near the end of the film, is the Greenlandic word for a full moon.
On learning many communications satellites have been destroyed, Kowalski remarks, "Half of North America just lost their Facebook." The Internet doesn't use satellites but instead high-speed landlines and microwave relay towers, so Kowalski was either misinformed or making a joke, but either way the Facebook statement is incorrect.
Because there is no up or down in space, the opening 12 minute scene was originally rotated 180 degrees but an off-the-cuff decision to play it back upside-down was made and Alfonso Cuarón liked it so much, he decided to keep it upside-down in the official cut.
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Before filming began, the entire film was made and rendered, frame-by-frame, without lighting using basic digital models; when Alfonso Cuarón approached the producers and they suggested changes, Cuarón told them "no; this is exactly what the film will look like."
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The actors could not be filmed using conventional means as they could not spend long amounts of time upside-down, which was needed for the range of movements. Because of this, elaborate mechanisms were created to rotate the camera, whilst the actors moved, to replicate this effect.
Director Trademark - Alfonso Cuarón: [Use of long continuous and digitally blended shots] The opening scene and many others as well.
Ryan's hallucination of seeing Kowalski again in the space pod was George Clooney's idea. According to Clooney, Alfonso Cuarón was unable to come up with a satisfactory resolution for the character despite many revisions of the scene, including removing the dialogue, until Clooney offered to take a shot at rewriting the scene himself.
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A long-time rumor claims that N.A.S.A. provides suicide pills to astronauts for worse-case scenarios. N.A.S.A. has denied it for decades. Some people have said that it would be easier and more comfortable to reduce oxygen in the chamber, as depicted in the film.
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While filming an aquatic scene, Alfonso Cuarón held his breath along with Sandra Bullock to make sure he wasn't asking too much of her. He soon found he couldn't match her lung power.
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The entire film was shot on digital cameras. However, Emmanuel Lubezki stated that the closing sequence, after Ryan lands back on Earth was shot in sixty-five millimetre in order to give a hyper-reality look.
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The lake Ryan crashes into was filmed at Lake Powell in Arizona, the same lake used for astronaut Taylor's crash in Planet of the Apes (1968).
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In the International Space Station, when Dr. Stone finds out there is a fire, besides the notebook monitor displaying the warning shows two photos of the screenwriter Jonás Cuarón and his family, and also a photo with reference to a short film The Voyage Across the Impossible (1904) directed by Georges Méliès. Quote: Matt Kowalski: "So, what do you like about being up here?" Ryan Stone: "The silence."

The Cold Light of Day. 2012 (American/Spanish), Starring
Henry Cavill as Will Shaw
Sigourney Weaver as Jean Carrack
Bruce Willis as Martin Shaw
Verónica Echegui as Lucia Caldera
Caroline Goodall as Laurie Shaw
Rafi Gavron as Josh Shaw
Óscar Jaenada as Maximo
Lolo Herrero as Reynaldo
Mark Ullod as Vicente
Emma Hamilton as Dara Collins
Joseph Mawle as Gorman
Michael Budd as Esmael
Alex Amaral as Cesar
Jim Piddock as Meckler
Paloma Bloyd as Cristiana
Roschdy Zem as Zahir
Colm Meaney as CIA Agent

Henry Cavill ...
Will
Verónica Echegui Verónica Echegui ...
Lucia
Bruce Willis Bruce Willis ...
Martin
Sigourney Weaver Sigourney Weaver ...
Jean Carrack
Joseph Mawle Joseph Mawle ...
Gorman
Caroline Goodall Caroline Goodall ...
Laurie
Rafi Gavron Rafi Gavron ...
Josh
Emma Hamilton Emma Hamilton ...
Dara
Michael Budd Michael Budd ...
Esmael
Roschdy Zem Roschdy Zem ...
Zahir
Óscar Jaenada Óscar Jaenada ...
Maximo
Joe Dixon Joe Dixon ...
Dixon
Jim Piddock Jim Piddock ...
Meckler
Fermí Reixach Fermí Reixach ...
Carlos
Lolo Herrero Lolo Herrero ...
Reynaldo
Luiggi López Luiggi López ...
Puerto Serena Fisherman
Alex Amaral Alex Amaral ...
Cesar
Paloma Bloyd Paloma Bloyd ...
Christina
Simón Andreu Simón Andreu ...
Pizarro
Morgan Johnson Morgan Johnson ...
Habib
Mark Ullod Mark Ullod ...
Vicente
Borja Chantres Borja Chantres ...
Bus Driver
Andrea Ros Andrea Ros ...
SP. College Girl (as Andrea Ros Buerrero)
Carlos Martínez Carlos Martínez ...
Young Cop
José Alias José Alias ...
Garbage Man
Sílvia Sabaté Sílvia Sabaté ...
Mother at Pharmacy
Colm Meaney Colm Meaney ...
Bandler
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Laura Bayonas Laura Bayonas ...
(voice) (uncredited)
David Hernández Silva David Hernández Silva ...
Army Soldier (uncredited)
Javier Pinto Javier Pinto ...
Airport Customer (uncredited)
José Antonio Romero José Antonio Romero ...
Man Involved in Gunfire (uncredited)
Paula Soldevila Paula Soldevila ...
(uncredited)
Alex Spijksma as Airport Customer. Movie Central, September 8, 2014. Music by Lucas Vidal. Soundtrack: "Plaza De Madrid" - Written by Ed Hartman,
Performed by Ed Hartman
Courtesy of HD Music Now
Nobody But You
Written by Ali Dee, Alana Da Fonseca, and Dan Zank
Performed by Alana Da Fonseca
Forbidden Love
Written by Laura Reed
Performed by Laura Reed, Pino Squillace, and Damien Horne
Que Es Tu Dano
Written by David Semien and Christene Kings
Performed by Criaturas Vivas
Doce Meses
Written by Silvana Kane, Toby Peter, and Adam Popowitz
Performed by Pacifika
Hello
Written by Porter Robinson, Richard Billis, and Sue Cho
Performed by Porter Robinson and Lazy Rich featuring Sue Cho
Say My Name
Written by Porter Robinson
Performed by Porter Robinson.

Trivia: It is an American/Spanish action film directed by Mabrouk El Mechri, starring Henry Cavill, Bruce Willis, and Sigourney Weaver. The film was shot in Spain. The coastal tourist locations Teulada-Moraira and Javea are featured in the movie.
Reception: The film was heavily criticised by reviewers and holds a 5% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 40 reviews. The New York Times described the film as a "thoroughly incompetent 'Bourne' movie imitation." Budget - $20 million; Box office - $16,863,583. Filming locations:
Carretera de la Granadella, Jávea, Spain (the boat and beach scenes);
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Puerta del Sol, Madrid, Spain
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Moraira, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain (boat and harbour scenes);
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Plaza Mayor, Madrid, Spain
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Plaza de la Cibeles, Madrid, Spain (street scenes);
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Estación de Atocha, Madrid, Spain (interiors);
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Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas, Madrid, Spain.
When Henry Cavill turned up on set, he had just finished shooting Immortals (2011) and came sporting an extremely muscular and ultra-ripped physique. Director Mabrouk El Mechri told him that he had to play an ordinary man and that his current body would be completely wrong for the character. Henry Cavill had to lose all the muscle tone and mass that he gained over the previous six months to get his body to look like that of an average man. He did it by eating and drinking a lot and not working out.
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Despite prominent billing in the credits, Bruce Willis only has about 30 minutes of total screen time.
Quote: Lucia: "He said he was a business consultant." Will: "Business consultant. That's rich." Lucia: "What about you? What do you do?" Will: "I used to run a small company." Lucia: "And what did your small company do?" Will: "Business consultants."

The Good Mistress. 2014 (Canadian/TV Movie), Starring Annie Heise as Sandy, Kendra Anderson as Karen, Antonio Cupo as David, Tricia Collins as Deputy Clark, Jeremy Guilbaut as Sheriff Grady, P. Lynn Johnson as Grace, Paul Jarrett as Franklin, Cam Cronin as Ed, Heidi Ford as Annie, Teach Grant as Kenny, Roger Haskett as Howard, June B. Wilde as Helen, Lori Ann Triolo as Drunk Woman, Laura Lee Connery as stunt driver, Mike Crestejo as stunt driver, Ania Markiewicz as stunt double: Sandy and Jennifer Mylrea as stunt double: Karen. Movie Central, September 9, 2014. Storyline: A woman's one-night stand turns out to be her friend's husband, and a local political candidate. Trivia: Production Company: Lighthouse Pictures; Distributors: Lifetime Television (2014)(USA)(TV). Directed by Terry Ingram. Writing Credits: Ron Oliver and James Shavick. Filming Locations: Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada. Review: "This is strictly production-line TV movie story-telling, from director Terry Ingram and the crew. What's "Good" is that is concludes in under 85 minutes. Heise doesn't qualify as a "Mistress" and the fact that a character chooses to date her in the town's most public places, including the local coffee shop and bar, is ludicrous."

Rush. 2013 (biographical sports drama), Starring
Chris Hemsworth as James Hunt
Daniel Brühl as Niki Lauda
Olivia Wilde as Suzy Miller
Alexandra Maria Lara as Marlene Lauda
Pierfrancesco Favino as Clay Regazzoni
David Calder as Louis Stanley
Natalie Dormer as Nurse Gemma
Stephen Mangan as Alastair Caldwell[12]
Christian McKay as Lord Hesketh
Alistair Petrie as Stirling Moss
Colin Stinton as Teddy Mayer
Julian Rhind-Tutt as Anthony 'Bubbles' Horsley

Hunt and Lauda appear as themselves at the end of the film in archive footage.

Chris Hemsworth ...
James Hunt
Daniel Brühl Daniel Brühl ...
Niki Lauda
Olivia Wilde Olivia Wilde ...
Suzy Miller
Alexandra Maria Lara Alexandra Maria Lara ...
Marlene Lauda
Pierfrancesco Favino Pierfrancesco Favino ...
Clay Regazzoni
David Calder David Calder ...
Louis Stanley
Natalie Dormer Natalie Dormer ...
Nurse Gemma
Stephen Mangan Stephen Mangan ...
Alastair Caldwell
Christian McKay Christian McKay ...
Lord Hesketh
Alistair Petrie Alistair Petrie ...
Stirling Moss
Julian Rhind-Tutt Julian Rhind-Tutt ...
Anthony 'Bubbles' Horsley
Colin Stinton Colin Stinton ...
Teddy Mayer
Jamie de Courcey Jamie de Courcey ...
Harvey 'Doc' Postlethwaite
Augusto Dallara Augusto Dallara ...
Enzo Ferrari (as Augusto Dall'ara)
Ilario Calvo Ilario Calvo ...
Luca Di Montezemolo
Patrick Baladi Patrick Baladi ...
John Hogan
Vincent Riotta Vincent Riotta ...
Lauda's Mechanic
Martin Savage Martin Savage ...
McLaren Mechanic
Jamie Sives Jamie Sives ...
BRM Mechanic
Simon Taylor Simon Taylor ...
English Race Announcer
Robert Christopher Austin Robert Christopher Austin ...
Brett Lunger (as Rob Austin)
Tom Wlaschiha Tom Wlaschiha ...
Harald Ertl
Cristian Solimeno Cristian Solimeno ...
Arturo Merzario
James Norton James Norton ...
Guy Edwards
Joséphine de La Baume Joséphine de La Baume ...
Agnes Bonnet (as Josephine De La Baume)
Geoffrey Streatfield Geoffrey Streatfield ...
Peter Hunt
Julien Vialon Julien Vialon ...
Peter Metternich
Douglas Reith Douglas Reith ...
Awards Presenter
Polly Furnival Polly Furnival ...
Hunt's Awards Girlfriend
Brooke Johnston Brooke Johnston ...
Pan Am Stewardess
Hannah Britland Hannah Britland ...
BOAC Stewardess
Lisa McAllister Lisa McAllister ...
BOAC Stewardess
Hans-Eckart Eckhardt Hans-Eckart Eckhardt ...
Lauda's Grandfather
Vanessa Zachos Vanessa Zachos ...
Female Hunt Fan
Xavier Laurent Xavier Laurent ...
Test Driver
Val Jobara Val Jobara ...
Test Driver
Zack Eisaku Niizato Zack Eisaku Niizato ...
Hasemi (as Zack Niizato)
Akira Koieyama Akira Koieyama ...
Takahara
Klaus D. Mund Klaus D. Mund ...
Niki's German Doctor
Folker Banik Folker Banik ...
German Doctor
Andreas Engelmann Andreas Engelmann ...
German Priest
Jochen Kolenda Jochen Kolenda ...
German GP Marshall
Christopher Wolert Christopher Wolert ...
German Fan
Roger Nevares Roger Nevares ...
Spanish Official
Vanda Dadras Vanda Dadras ...
Guest of Curd Jürgens
Raffaello Degruttola Raffaello Degruttola ...
Giovanni
Luca Zizzari Luca Zizzari ...
Italian Passenger
Alastair Caldwell Alastair Caldwell ...
FIA Offical
Alan Bayer Alan Bayer ...
French Photographer
Joe Ferrara Joe Ferrara ...
Brazilian Commentator
Bob Constanduros Bob Constanduros ...
Crystal Palace Race Announcer
Christian Feist Christian Feist ...
German Race Announcer
Marco Canadea Marco Canadea ...
Italian Race Announcer
Eiji Mihara Eiji Mihara ...
Japanese Announcer
Demetri Goritsas Demetri Goritsas ...
American Journalist
Jay Simpson Jay Simpson ...
British Journalist
Philippe Spall Philippe Spall ...
French Journalist
Erich Redman Erich Redman ...
German Journalist
Marcello Walton Marcello Walton ...
Italian Journalist
Masashi Fujimoto Masashi Fujimoto ...
Japanese Journalist
Rob Cavazos Rob Cavazos ...
Spanish Journalist
Paolo Barone Paolo Barone ...
Ferrari Mechanic
Francesco Fronte Francesco Fronte ...
Ferrari Mechanic
Morris Minelli Morris Minelli ...
Ferrari Mechanic (as Morris Morrison)
Luca Naddeo Luca Naddeo ...
Ferrari Mechanic
Marco Napoli Marco Napoli ...
Ferrari Mechanic
Christian Stelluti Christian Stelluti ...
Ferrari Mechanic
Scott Hopkins Scott Hopkins ...
McLaren Mechanic
Matthew Watkinson Matthew Watkinson ...
McLaren Mechanic
Anthony Wolfe Anthony Wolfe ...
McLaren Mechanic
Jeremy Wolfe Jeremy Wolfe ...
McLaren Mechanic
Mark Postgate Mark Postgate ...
McLaren Mechanic (as Mark Wright)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Lee Asquith-Coe Lee Asquith-Coe ...
Fiji Pit Crew (uncredited)
Eddie Bagayawa Eddie Bagayawa ...
Press Cameraman (uncredited)
Krasen Belev Krasen Belev ...
F1 Spectator (uncredited)
Alexander Bracq Alexander Bracq ...
South African Fan / German Fan / Spectator (uncredited)
Pablo Bubar Pablo Bubar ...
Young Reporter (uncredited)
Roddy Button Roddy Button ...
Michael Parkinson (uncredited)
Robert Cambrinus Robert Cambrinus ...
Austrian Registrar (uncredited)
Neil Chapelhow Neil Chapelhow ...
Carlos Reutemann (uncredited)
Daniel Chapple Daniel Chapple ...
German Police Officer (uncredited)
Selina Chiu Selina Chiu ...
Hunt's Oriental Girlfriend (uncredited)
Siong Loong Choong Siong Loong Choong ...
Japanese Press (uncredited)
Alex Claus Alex Claus ...
Engineer (uncredited)
Gary Comerford Gary Comerford ...
Commentator (uncredited)
Chris Cowlin Chris Cowlin ...
German Ambulance Man (uncredited)
Lee Craven Lee Craven ...
German C Class (uncredited)
Graham Curry Graham Curry ...
German Police Officer (uncredited)
Butchy Davy Butchy Davy ...
John Watson (uncredited)
Kristofer Dayne Kristofer Dayne ...
Mario Andretti (uncredited)
Filippo Delaunay Filippo Delaunay ...
Formula 3 Driver (uncredited)
Lukas DiSparrow Lukas DiSparrow ...
Aficionado (uncredited)
John Duggan John Duggan ...
Journalist (uncredited)
Ingvar Ebba Ingvar Ebba ...
James Hunt's German Girlfriend (uncredited)
Jason Ebelthite Jason Ebelthite ...
Italian Journalist (uncredited)
Rain Elwood Rain Elwood ...
Hunts German Girlfriend (uncredited)
Helen Evans Helen Evans ...
Crowd (uncredited)
Rebecca Ferdinando Rebecca Ferdinando ...
Maid of Honour (uncredited)
Joanna Finata Joanna Finata ...
Italian Spectator (uncredited)
Robert Finlay Robert Finlay ...
Gunnar Nilsson (uncredited)
Jake Francis Jake Francis ...
Race Official (uncredited)
Jensen Freeman Jensen Freeman ...
German Police Officer (uncredited)
Ricardo Freitas Ricardo Freitas ...
International Journalist (uncredited)
Nigel Genis Nigel Genis ...
Barbecue Chef (uncredited)
Kyriakos Georgiou Kyriakos Georgiou ...
Press Photographer (uncredited)
Alexander Gillison Alexander Gillison ...
British Spectator (uncredited)
Raymond Glen Raymond Glen ...
Italian Reporter (uncredited)
David Golt David Golt ...
Race Spectator (uncredited)
Ignacio Guirado Ignacio Guirado ...
Spanish Spectator F1 (uncredited)
Antti Hakala Antti Hakala ...
Hans-Joachim Stuck (uncredited)
Lee Nicholas Harris Lee Nicholas Harris ...
Paramedic USA (uncredited)
Max Hastings Max Hastings ...
German Police Officer (uncredited)
John Heartstone John Heartstone ...
Italian Journalist (uncredited)
Kai Henschel Kai Henschel ...
Paramedic (uncredited)
Richard Herdman Richard Herdman ...
Italian Police Officer (uncredited)
James Hunt James Hunt ...
Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Kevin Oliver Jones Kevin Oliver Jones ...
German Spectator (uncredited)
Andy Joy Andy Joy ...
Darren Stone (uncredited)
Chris Kent-Ledger Chris Kent-Ledger ...
Reporter (uncredited)
Aisling Knight Aisling Knight ...
Pretty Girl (uncredited)
Chonradee Kulthap Chonradee Kulthap ...
Japanese Spectator / Grid Girl (uncredited)
Niki Lauda Niki Lauda ...
Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Simone Liebman Simone Liebman ...
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Alan Low Alan Low ...
Japanese Press (uncredited)
Shaun Lucas Shaun Lucas ...
Journalist (uncredited)
Aaron Ly Aaron Ly ...
Japanese Press (uncredited)
Teresa Mahoney Teresa Mahoney ...
Italian Spectator (uncredited)
Sid Man Sid Man ...
Japanese Grand Prix Track Official (uncredited)
Max Manganello Max Manganello ...
Brabham Mechanic (uncredited)
Jenna Alexa Manning Jenna Alexa Manning ...
Pit Girl (uncredited)
Alessandro De Marco Alessandro De Marco ...
Daniele Audetto (uncredited)
Guy W J Mayfield Guy W J Mayfield ...
Suzy Millers Brother (uncredited)
Ross McKinnon Ross McKinnon ...
Martini / Brabham Mechanic (uncredited)
Harry Dave McLaren Harry Dave McLaren ...
U.S Paperazzi (uncredited)
Pete Meads Pete Meads ...
F3 Mechanic (uncredited)
Martyn Moore Martyn Moore ...
F3 Mechanic (uncredited)
Jon L. Morris Jon L. Morris ...
F1 Spectator (uncredited)
Stuart Mulcaster Stuart Mulcaster ...
F3 Mechanic (uncredited)
Adam Newbury Adam Newbury ...
F1 Fan (uncredited)
Emily Ng Emily Ng ...
Japanese Spectator (uncredited)
Marios Nicolaides Marios Nicolaides ...
Italian Press (uncredited)
Jeremy Oliver Jeremy Oliver ...
South African Fan (uncredited)
Trent Owers Trent Owers ...
Italian (uncredited)
Steve Parker Steve Parker ...
Mechanic / Steward (uncredited)
Jodie Perry Jodie Perry ...
Italian Woman Cristina (uncredited)
James Michael Rankin James Michael Rankin ...
Fireman (uncredited)
Annabel Riley Annabel Riley ...
Ferrari's Girl (uncredited)
Carl Robinson Carl Robinson ...
Press Photographer (uncredited)
David G. Robinson David G. Robinson ...
Race Marshal (uncredited)
Harry Rudd Harry Rudd ...
Barry Sheene (uncredited)
Gemita Samarra Gemita Samarra ...
Lotus Girl (uncredited)
Ruggero Dalla Santa Ruggero Dalla Santa ...
Italian Waiter (uncredited)
Dirk Schilling Dirk Schilling ...
German Police Officer (uncredited)
Santi Scinelli Santi Scinelli ...
Awards Folk (uncredited)
Julian Seager Julian Seager ...
Millionaire Rockstar (uncredited)
Kirsty Seager Kirsty Seager ...
F1 Fan (uncredited)
Faye Sewell Faye Sewell ...
V.I.P. Spectator (uncredited)
Victoria Sviggum Victoria Sviggum ...
Circuit Girl (uncredited)
Kate Sweeney Kate Sweeney ...
F3 Fan (uncredited)
Sami Tesfay Sami Tesfay ...
Brazilian Guy (uncredited)
Gerald Tomkinson Gerald Tomkinson ...
Commentator (uncredited)
Kevin Tran Kevin Tran ...
Japanese Police / Spectator (uncredited)
Reuben Turner Reuben Turner ...
Italian Friend (uncredited)
Michael Vardian Michael Vardian ...
German Press Officer (uncredited)
Fabio Vollono Fabio Vollono ...
FIA Official (uncredited)
John Warman John Warman ...
British Policeman (uncredited)
Louisa Warwick Louisa Warwick ...
Racing Driver's Girlfriend (uncredited)
Roland Watson Roland Watson ...
International Press (uncredited)
Tom Whelehan Tom Whelehan ...
Paramedic USA (uncredited)
Jonathan Whittaker Jonathan Whittaker ...
Reporter (uncredited)
Devora Wilde as German Grid Girl and Rosalie Wolff as Italian Women Valentina. Movie Central, September 9, 2014. Music by Hans Zimmer. Soundtrack: "I Hear You Knocking" - Performed by Dave Edmunds,
Written by David Bartholomew (as Dave Bartholomew) and Pearl King
Courtesy of EMI Records Ltd. and Dave Edmunds
Gimme Some Lovin
Performed by Steve Winwood
Written by Steve Winwood, Muff Winwood and Spencer Davis (as Spencer Davies)
Courtesy of Wincraft Music, Inc.
Mama Weer All Crazee Now
Performed by Slade
Written by Noddy Holder (as Neville Holder) and Jim Lea (as James Lea)
Courtesy of Whild John Music Ltd.
Dyna-Mite
Performed by Mud
Written by Nicolas Chinn (as Nicky Chinn) and Michael Chapman (as Mike Chapman)
Courtesy of EMI Records Ltd.
Sono Una Donna, Non Sono Una Santa
Performed by Rosanna Fratello
Written by Eros Sciorilli and Alberto Testa
Courtesy of D.V. More Record Anno Di Regsitrazione
Sad Sweet Dreamer
Performed by Sweet Sensation
Written by David Parton (as David E.S. Parton)
Courtesy of Sanctuary Record Group Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
The Rocker
Performed by Thin Lizzy
Written by Phil Lynott (as Philip Parris Lynott), Eric Bell and Brian Downey (as Brian Michael Downey)
Courtesy of The Decca Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
Many Rivers to Cross
Performed by Jimmy Cliff
Written by Jimmy Cliff
Courtesy of Universal-Island Records Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
Ê Baiana
Performed by Clara Nunes
Written by Miguel da Conceiçao Filho Pancracio, Enio Dos Santos Ribeiro, Eladio Gomes Dos Santos, Fabricio Da Silva
Courtesy of EMI Records Ltd.
Fame
Performed by David Bowie
Written by David Bowie, John Lennon, Carlos Alomar
Courtesy of RZO Music.

Trivia: It is a biographical sports drama film centered on the rivalry between race car drivers James Hunt and Niki Lauda during the 1976 Formula One motor-racing season. It was written by Peter Morgan, directed by Ron Howard and stars Chris Hemsworth as Hunt and Daniel Brühl as Lauda. The film premiered in London on September 2, 2013 and was shown at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival[9][10] before its United Kingdom release on September 13, 2013. Production: The film was shot on location in the United Kingdom, Germany and Austria.[13] Filming took place at the former World War II airfield of Blackbushe Airport in Hampshire, the Snetterton (Norfolk), Cadwell Park (Lincolnshire) and Brands Hatch (Kent)[14] motor racing circuits in England, and at the Nürburgring in Germany.[15] Both vintage race cars and replicas were used in the filming. The producers include Hürth-based action concept Film- und Stuntproduktion, Egoli Tossell Film, Revolution Films (GB) and Cross Creek Pictures (US). The Film- und Medienstiftung NRW funded the film with €1.35 million, additional funding was provided by MFG Filmförderung Baden-Württemberg and the German Federal Film Fund (DFFF). Director Ron Howard originally intended for Russell Crowe to make a cameo appearance as Richard Burton for a brief scene where he confronts James Hunt on his affair with Suzy.[17][18]
Historical accuracy: Some things in the film are exaggerated (like the Hunt-Lauda rivalry), others downplayed (like Lauda's wife's shock at his disfigurement), and others invented (like Hunt beating up a reporter or the Nürburgring nickname being "the graveyard". In fact Jackie Stewart had nicknamed it "The Green Hell").
The film's orchestral score was composed by Hans Zimmer.[22] The soundtrack includes 1970s rock music by Dave Edmunds, Steve Winwood, Mud, Thin Lizzy, and David Bowie.
Rush earned $26.9 million in North America, and $63.3 million internationally, for a worldwide gross of $90.2 million, on a budget of $38 million.
Filming locations:
Nürburgring, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
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Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
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Brands Hatch racing track, Kent, England, UK (doubled as race tracks in Paul Ricard, Nurburgring, Monza and Firano.)
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Blackbush Airport, Hampshire, England, UK
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Easton Neston, Towcester, Northamptonshire, England, UK (Lord Hesketh's House)
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Cadwell Park, Lincolnshire, England, UK (race car sequences)
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Cadwell Park Racing Circuit, Louth, Lincolnshire, England, UK
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Donington Park, Wilson, Leicestershire, England, UK (Racing Scenes)
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Evolution Printing, Stanhope Road, Camberley, UK (Film location for the McLaren Racing Factory)
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Louth, Lincolnshire, England, UK (External shots at Cordeaux School)
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Norfolk, England, UK (Paul Ricard, Fuji, Pit Exit race scenes)
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Longcross Studios, Chobham Lane, Longcross, Surrey, England, UK.
Lauda himself made a cameo appearance at the end of the film. At this point Lauda said of Hunt's death, "When I heard he'd died age 45 of a heart attack I wasn't surprised, I was just sad." He also said that Hunt was one of his small number of friends, a smaller number of people he respected and the only man he had ever envied.
Daniel Brühl and Chris Hemsworth weren't allowed to drive a real Formula 1 car so they had to use Formula 3 vehicles with fake F1 bodywork instead.
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The James Hunt/Niki Lauda 1976 race depicted in the film, was the last Formula One event staged on Germany's notorious Nürburgring Nordschleife (North Loop), since the lap was deemed far too hazardous.
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Daniel Brühl wore a dental appliance to mimic Niki Lauda's overbite.
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The real Niki Lauda claims the movie was entirely accurate. However, the film took creative liberties of the James Hunt and Lauda rivalry.
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Despite having to bend the truth in some areas, the film was warmly received by the most discerning critics, namely, the Formula One industry. When Rush was pre-release screened at the German Grand Prix in July (2013), the audience comprised a group of F1 drivers, team bosses, and British motor sports magnate Bernie Ecclestone. Director Ron Howard declared that the experience was his toughest 'reality' test since screening his Apollo 13 (1995) for NASA's astronauts and mission controllers in 1995. Nevertheless, Rush received a standing ovation.
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While Lauda Air had some some 40+ planes in their fleet, Niki Lauda actually piloted a lot of these planes himself during regular flight operation.
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Chris Hemsworth auditioned for the James Hunt role while he was filming The Avengers (2012) and impressed Ron Howard so much, he was signed instantly.
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Chris Hemsworth shed 14 kilos to play James Hunt. He originally weighed 98 kilos having bulked up for the titular character in Thor (2011).
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Peter Morgan wrote the script of Rush (2013) 'on spec', or speculation, meaning there was no one waiting to buy it. So he wrote the first draft assuming there might not even be any racing sequences at all, because the prospective film would probably have a very low budget. 'If you grow up in England, that's how you think', he said. Instead, he structured the film as a race of sorts between the two main characters.
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Paul Greengrass was first on board as director but switched with Ron Howard for Captain Phillips (2013) instead.
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Alastair Caldwell, who plays an FIA (Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile) official in the film, was chief engineer and manager for the McLaren team during the depicted 1976 season. Caldwell acted as the main technical adviser to director Ron Howard on the shoot and is briefly portrayed by actor Stephen Mangan.
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The blue six-wheeled Formula One car is a Tyrrell P34. Its design had several technical advantages, and Jody Scheckter did win one race in the car in 1976. But it eventually became uncompetitive due to the weight of its complex front suspension and Goodyear's inability to continue the development of its unique 10-inch tires. The Tyrrell team raced the P34 in 1976 and 1977.
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Screenwriter Peter Morgan's wife is Austrian, as is real-life driver Niki Lauda. This connection proved beneficial since Morgan and Lauda met for some 30 dinners together in a Vienna restaurant.
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In an interview with Austrian Times on the occasion of his 60th birthday, Niki Lauda stated that a journalist asking him how his injured face affected his marriage was the biggest insult he had to suffer in his life.
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This is the second director/screenwriter collaboration of Ron Howard and Peter Morgan after their highly acclaimed Frost/Nixon (2008) stage-to-screen adaptation in 2008. (The duo's third collaboration is also currently in the works.)
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The 'tail number' of James Hunt's plane is G-IFTE or 'Gifted'.
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Russell Crowe was considered for the role of Richard Burton.
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Cameo - Bernie Ecclestone: Seen at the finishing line of the 1975 USA Grand Prix.
The fatal accident depicted in the Watkins Glen scene was that of French driver 'François Cevert', who won the race the previous year. Cevert was killed during practice for the 1973 U.S. Grand Prix. Jackie Stewart, Cevert's team mate and mentor, withdrew and retired from racing after the crash. A similar accident occurred one year later, when Austrian rookie Helmuth Koinigg died during the 1974 Grand Prix.
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Niki Lauda crashed at the left-hand kink of the Bergwerk ("The Mine") corner of the Nürburgring north loop. Bergwerk is perhaps the Nürburgring's most dangerous corner, and its left-hand kink is now sometimes referred to as the Lauda Links ("Lauda left.")
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Ron Howard, on the 11/24/2012 edition of Speed Channel's "Formula One Debrief" stated that he did not use the original footage of the Niki Lauda crash at the Nürburgring but did film at that corner of the old (pre-current F1 racing configuration) circuit.
Quotes: 1. Niki Lauda: "A wise man can learn more from his enemies than a fool from his friends." 2. James Hunt: "The closer you are to death, the more alive you feel. It's a wonderful way to live. It's the only way to drive." Anachronisms: 1. After his accident Lauda is shown with the same Helmet he used in the Season so far which is not correct. Because his Helmet came off during the accident, Lauda decided to sue the manufacturer and switched to another manufacturer. The new Helmet was different shaped than his old one.
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Throughout the film, OMP race suits are shown with the new OMP logo, which wasn't designed until 2012.
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When James Hunt is flying and takes notice of the flight attendant, the airline seats shown are Lufthansa First Class seats that were not introduced until 2001.
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The McLaren team have a Mark 2 Transit van in their pits at the '76 British GP. The Mark 2 was introduced in '78.
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In the first birds-eye establishing shot used for Vienna a modern transit van can be seen crossing a bridge in the bottom left corner of the frame.
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At the airport sequence at the end of the film (1976), James Hunt and his party are seen in a late 1980s-vintage Lincoln limousine.
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At an F3-race in 1970, a yellow Renault 5 is visible in the background. That model was introduced in 1972.
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The HS 125 aircraft G-IFTE which James Hunt and his friends depart on towards the end of the film was manufactured in 1978, two years after the year in which the film was set.
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When James Hunt is introduced to his new Formula 1 car, he is wearing a Franklin & Marshall tennis shirt. In the early 1970's Franklin & Marshall was only college in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and not yet an Italian fashion line. This shirt would not have existed until 1999.
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Drivers are wearing modern day racing helmets in some racing scenes.
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During the segment at the 1976 Nurburgring Grand Prix, soon after the start the cars are shown going around the Dunlop Kerhe corner of the Nurburgring Grand Prix Strecke. The GP Strecke was not built until 1984.
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When Niki Lauda and Marlene Knaus have a breakdown with the Peugeot in their first meeting scene, a Fiat 128 drives past them. This model of the Fiat 128 was first introduced in 1969, the scene takes place in 1975. The model in question is a 128 CL with plastic bumpers, enlarged tail lights and mate black grill. CL's were launched in mid 76.
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In the background at Watkins Glen, a British-registered Ford Cortina is visible in the background.

Haunter. 2013 (Canadian supernatural horror thriller), Starring
Abigail Breslin as Lisa Johnson
Peter Outerbridge as Bruce Johnson
Michelle Nolden as Carol Johnson
Peter DaCunha as Robert "Robbie" Johnson
Samantha Weinstein as Frances Nichols
David Hewlett as David
Sarah Manninen as Olivia's Mother
Eleanor Zichy as Olivia
Martine Campbell as Olivia's Sister
Stephen McHattie as Edgar Mullins
David Knoll as Young Edgar
Marie Dame as Mrs. Mullins
Tadhg McMahon as Mr. Mullins
Michelle Coburn as Mary Brooks

Abigail Breslin ...
Lisa
Peter Outerbridge Peter Outerbridge ...
Bruce
Michelle Nolden Michelle Nolden ...
Carol
Stephen McHattie Stephen McHattie ...
Pale Man
Peter DaCunha Peter DaCunha ...
Robbie
Samantha Weinstein Samantha Weinstein ...
Frances
Eleanor Zichy Eleanor Zichy ...
Olivia
David Hewlett David Hewlett ...
Olivia's Father
Sarah Manninen Sarah Manninen ...
Olivia's Mother
Martine Campbell Martine Campbell ...
Olivia's Sister
David Knoll David Knoll ...
Edgar
Michelle Coburn Michelle Coburn ...
Mary Brooks
Tadhg McMahon Tadhg McMahon ...
Edgar's Father
Marie Dame as Edgar's Mother and Naomi Frenette as stunt double: Frances /stunt double: Lisa. HBO, September 9, 2014. Music by Alex Khaskin. Soundtrack: "The Killing Jar" - Written by Steven Severin and Siouxsie Sioux and "Budgie" - Performed by Siouxsie and the Banshees,
Courtesy of Polydor Ltd. (UK)
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Peter and the Wolf
Written by Sergei Prokofiev
Performed by The London Philharmonic Orchestra
Peter and the Wolf
Written by Sergei Prokofiev
My Pretty Pauline
Written by H.O. Morrison
Performed by The Western Rangers
Clever Girl
Written by Simon Bedford-James
Performed by Swedish Fish
Story of Love
Written by Benjamin Goldman and Arthur Liebman
Performed by Johnny Angel
Do You Wanna See Me
Written by Raymi Mulroney and Sam Ferrara
Performed by The Ugly

Storyline: Lisa Johnson, the ghost of a teenage girl who becomes aware that she is dead, haunts a house somewhere in northern Ontario. She, along with her parents and brother who are unaware that they are dead, are stuck on the same day they were murdered in 1985. Using personal items from other people killed in the house, Lisa makes a connection with Olivia, part of a family living in the house in the future who will become the next set of victims. With the help of Olivia and the spirits of other girls who were murder victims, Lisa is transported into the timelines of other victims and unravels the mystery of the house. She causes her family to come to terms with the knowledge that they are dead, and thus "awakened" they become able to assist her. After her family escapes to the afterlife, Lisa stays behind to stop the murderous evil spirit who haunts the house. With help from the evil spirit's family (the original victims of the house), Lisa overcomes him and rescues another family from suffering the same fate. Thus breaking the cycle of possessions and murder-suicides, Lisa awakes, no longer reliving the same day.
Trivia: It is a Canadian Supernatural horror thriller film, directed by Vincenzo Natali, starring Abigail Breslin. It was produced by Copperheart Entertainment and written by Brian King. The film premiered at the 2013 South by Southwest Film Festival, and was picked up for U.S. distribution there by IFC Midnight. Haunter was filmed at Toronto and Brantford, Ontario, Canada. Production took 25 days. Natali said that he was drawn to the film because, unlike Splice, which took twelve years to complete, Haunter only needed to be shot.[4]
Release: Haunter premiered at South by Southwest film festival on March 9, 2013,[1] and received a limited US theatrical release on October 18, 2013.[5] It was released on home video on February 11, 2014, and made $129,447 on domestic video sales.
Robert is shown playing the Atari 2600 version of Pac-Man, however the game sounds played are from the arcade version of the game and not the Atari 2600 version.
Lisa's sweatshirt features a music group, Siouxsie and the Banshees, that performs on the soundtrack.

Despicable Me 2. 2013, Starring
Steve Carell as Felonious Gru,[2] former villain turned father.
Kristen Wiig as Lucy Wilde, an Anti-Villain League agent and Gru's love interest/new partner.[13][14] Wiig also voiced Miss Hattie in the first film.
Benjamin Bratt as Eduardo "El Macho" Pérez, the owner of Salsa & Salsa, a Mexican restaurant in the Paradise Mall.[15][16][17] Al Pacino was originally cast in the role, but left the film due to creative differences.[18]
Miranda Cosgrove as Margo, the oldest of the three girls and the most overprotective of the trio.[2]
Elsie Fisher as Agnes, the youngest child of the three girls, who is obsessed with unicorns[19]
Dana Gaier as Edith, the middle and tomboy of the three girls[20]
Russell Brand as Dr. Nefario, Gru's elderly, hearing impaired gadget man[2]
Ken Jeong as Floyd Eagle-san, an owner of a wig store.[15][21] Jeong also voiced Talk Show Host in the first film.
Steve Coogan as Silas Ramsbottom, the head of the Anti-Villain League[2][22]
Moisés Arias as Antonio Pérez, Margo's love interest and Eduardo's son[23][24]
Nasim Pedrad as Jillian, Gru's irritating matchmaking neighbor[25][26]
Kristen Schaal as Shannon, Jillian's superficial friend[26]
Pierre Coffin as Kevin the Minion, Bob the Minion, Stuart the Minion, Additional Minions, and Evil Minions.[26] According to Coffin, he lent his voice to 899 Minions.[27]
Chris Renaud as Additional Minions, Evil Minions, and Italian waiter[26]
Vanessa Bayer as Flight Attendant

Steve Carell ...
Gru (voice)
Kristen Wiig Kristen Wiig ...
Lucy (voice)
Benjamin Bratt Benjamin Bratt ...
Eduardo / El Macho (voice)
Miranda Cosgrove Miranda Cosgrove ...
Margo (voice)
Russell Brand Russell Brand ...
Dr. Nefario (voice)
Ken Jeong Ken Jeong ...
Floyd (voice)
Steve Coogan Steve Coogan ...
Silas (voice)
Elsie Fisher Elsie Fisher ...
Agnes (voice)
Dana Gaier Dana Gaier ...
Edith (voice)
Moises Arias Moises Arias ...
Antonio (voice)
Nasim Pedrad Nasim Pedrad ...
Jillian (voice)
Kristen Schaal Kristen Schaal ...
Shannon (voice)
Pierre Coffin Pierre Coffin ...
Kevin the Minion / Bob the Minion / Stuart the Minion / Additional Minions / Evil Minions (voice)
Chris Renaud Chris Renaud ...
Additional Minions / Evil Minions / Italian Waiter (voice)
Nickolai Stoilov Nickolai Stoilov ...
Arctic Lab Guards (voice)
Vanessa Bayer Vanessa Bayer ...
Flight Attendant (voice)
Ava Acres Ava Acres ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Lori Alan Lori Alan ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Jack Angel Jack Angel ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Eva Bella Eva Bella ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Georgia Cook Georgia Cook ...
Additional Voices (voice)
John Cygan John Cygan ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Debi Derryberry Debi Derryberry ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Jess Harnell Jess Harnell ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Danny Mann Danny Mann ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Mona Marshall Mona Marshall ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Mickie McGowan Mickie McGowan ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Mason McNulty Mason McNulty ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Alec Medlock Alec Medlock ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Laraine Newman Laraine Newman ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Jan Rabson Jan Rabson ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Andre Robinson Andre Robinson ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Katie Silverman Katie Silverman ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Casey Simpson Casey Simpson ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Claira Nicole Titman Claira Nicole Titman ...
Additional Voices (voice) (as Claira Titman)
Jim Ward Jim Ward ...
Additional Voices (voice) (as James Kevin Ward)
April Winchell April Winchell ...
Additional Voices (voice)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Brian Drummond as Surly (voice)and Bailey Gambertoglio as Little Girl #2 (voice). Movie Central, September 9, 2014. Music by Heitor Pereira and Songs by Pharrelle Williams. Soundtrack: "Fun Fun Fun" - Written and Performed by Pharrell Williams,
Produced by Pharrell Williams of The Neptunes
Courtesy of Star Trak Entertainment/Interscope Records
Jamming
Written by Bob Marley
Produced and Performed by Ali Dee
Chiquita Banana (Theme Song)
Written by Garth Montgomery, Leonard McKenzie, William Wirges
Under license by Chiquita
Vocals Performed by Pierre Coffin
Don't Stop the Party
Written by Pitbull (as Armando Perez), Jorge Gomez (as Jorge Martinez Gomez), Jose Garcia, TJR (as Thomas Rozdilsky), Toots Hibbert (as Frederick Hibbert)
Performed by Pitbull (feat. TJR)
Pitbull appears courtesy of Polo Grounds Music/RCA Records/Mr. 305 Inc.
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
TJR appears courtesy of Rising Music through Three Six Zero Group Ltd.
Another Irish Drinking Song
Written by Storm DiCostanzo (as Greg DiCostanzo), Paul Sabourin
Vocals Performed by Pierre Coffin
Love's Theme
Written by Barry White
Performed by Love Unlimited Orchestra
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Where Them Girls At
Written by Flo Rida (as Tramar Dillard), Giorgio Tuinfort, Nicki Minaj, Sandy Wilhelm, Oscar Salinas, Juan Salinas, Jared Cotter, Mike Caren (as Michael Caren), David Guetta
Performed by David Guetta feat. Nicki Minaj and Flo Rida
David Guetta appears courtesy of What A Music Ltd./EMI Music France
Under license from EMI Film & Television Music
Nicki Minaj appears courtesy of Cash Money Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Flo Rida appears courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp.
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Wiegenlied: Guten Abend, Gute Nacht Op. 49, No. 4
Written by Johannes Brahms
Vocal Performed by Chris Renaud
Super Girl
Written by Samantha Marq (as Samantha Marquart), Harold Brown, Jessica Payo
Performed by Samantha Marq
Courtesy of Riptide Music Inc.
Echa Pa'lla (Manos pa'rriba)
Written by Manuel Corao (as Manuel Gonzalez), Gregor Salto (as Gregor Van Offeren), Pitbull (as Armando Perez), Tzvetin Todorov, DJ Buddha (as Urales Vargas)
Performed by Pitbull (feat. Papayo)
Courtesy of Mr. 305 Inc.
Just a Cloud Away
Written and Performed by Pharrell Williams
Produced by Pharrell Williams
Flor de huevo (Son locos)
Written by David Hidalgo (as David Kent Hidalgo)
Performed by Los Lobos
Courtesy of Los Lobos Records
Cielito Lindo
Produced and Performed by Ali Dee
Cielito Lindo
From "Mariachi Medley: Cielito Lindo/La Negra"
Written by Quirino Mendoza (as Quirino Fidelino Mendoza Cortes)
Performed by Tito Puente and Eddie Palmieri
Courtesy of Universal Music Latino
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
I Swear
Written by Gary Baker, Frank J. Myers (as Frank Myers)
Performed by Pierre Coffin
Produced by Ali Dee
In the Summertime
Written by Ray Dorset
Performed by Mungo Jerry
Courtesy of Sanctuary Records Group Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Y.M.C.A.
Written by Henri Belolo, Jacques Morali, Victor Willis
Music Performed by The Village People (as Village People)
Courtesy of Scorpio Music, S.A.
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Vocals Performed by Pierre Coffin
Funiculi Funicula
Written by Luigi Denza
Performed by Andrew Driscoll
Courtesy of Clifton Bishop Media LLC
Y.M.C.A.
Written by Henri Belolo, Jacques Morali, Victor Willis
Music Performed by ProSound Karaoke Band
Courtesy of Priddis Music/ProSound Performance Tracks
Vocal Performed by Pierre Coffin
Italian Tarantella
Traditional
Performed by Andrew Driscoll
Courtesy of Clifton Bishop Media LLC
Scream
Written by Pharrell Williams
Performed by CeeLo Green (as Cee-Lo Green)
Produced by Pharrell Williams
Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Group
Happy
Written and Performed by Pharrell Williams
Produced by Pharrell Williams
Despicable Me
Written and Performed by Pharrell Williams
Produced by Pharrell Williams of The Neptunes
Courtesy of Star Trak Entertainment/Interscope Records
El bon bon de Elena
(uncredited)
Written by Raphael Cepeda
Performed by Los Lobos
Courtesy of Los Lobos Records
I Want It All
(uncredited)
Written by Brian May
Performed by Queen
Produced by Queen and David Richards
La cucaracha (uncredited) - Traditional.

Trivia: It is an American 3D computer-animated comedy film and the sequel to the 2010 animated film Despicable Me.[7] Produced by Illumination Entertainment for Universal Pictures, and animated by Illumination Mac Guff,[8] the film is directed by Pierre Coffin and Chris Renaud, and written by Cinco Paul and Ken Daurio. This marks the first time that Illumination Entertainment made a sequel film. Steve Carell, Russell Brand, and Miranda Cosgrove reprise their roles as Gru, Dr. Nefario and Margo, respectively. Kristen Wiig, who played Miss Hattie in the first film, voices agent Lucy Wilde, while Ken Jeong, who played the Talk Show Host, voices Floyd Eagle-san. New cast members include Benjamin Bratt as Eduardo (aka El Macho) and Steve Coogan as Silas Ramsbottom, head of the Anti-Villain League (AVL).

The film premiered on June 5, 2013 in Australia,[9] and was theatrically released in the United States on July 3, 2013.[2] The film received mostly positive reviews from critics, and was nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Feature and for Academy Award for Best Original Song (for "Happy"), losing both to Disney's Frozen. Grossing over $970 million worldwide against its budget of $76 million,[5][6] the film became the second-highest-grossing animated film of 2013, the third-highest-grossing film of 2013, and broke a record as the most profitable film in the 100-year history of Universal Studios. Despicable Me 2 has received generally positive reviews from critics.

A prequel/spin-off film, Minions, focusing on the little yellow henchmen before they met Gru, is set to be released on July 10, 2015.[11] A third film, Despicable Me 3, is scheduled to be released on June 30, 2017.
Throughout the first half of the end-credits, three minions hold auditions for The Minions (2015).
When Lucy and Gru are reviewing Paradise Mall shop owners (suspects), the owner of Stuff-A-Bear (a satire of Build-A-Bear) overstuffs a bear and it explodes, making an expectant little boy cry. The boy is the same one that Gru made cry with a popping balloon in the beginning of the first Despicable Me (2010).
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When Lucy Wilde gives Gru a phone number to reach her, it is clearly visible as 626-584-5723. Calling that number reaches a recording of Kristen Wiig in character, with her outgoing voice mail message.
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The actors are filmed the entire time they read their parts. Their facial and hand expressions are used on screen. Steve Carell's wife had fun pointing out the expressions in Gru that reminded her of Steve.
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When the Minions assemble to give Dr. Nefario a 21-fart-gun salute, Minions said "Pado" and then fart-gun sounds. "Pado" means fart, in Hindi language.
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El Macho drinks a liquor bottle during a flashback scene. The label says "La Venganza del Escorpión", which is Spanish for "The Revenge of the Scorpion". Behind it there is a poster, also in Spanish, that reads "If you are drinking to forget, pay first."
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The start of the film features yellow-jacketed humans speaking a foreign language. This is a reference to the original design for Despicable Me (2010)'s minions - the iconic shortened shape came about as a result of a low budget for the first film.
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When the minions are fruit stomping, to the left one is giving CPR to another.
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On Gru's phone 3 quick-dial buttons can be seen, 2 yellow, 1 red. The yellow ones say "Dave" and "Stuart", the red one says "Mom"
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Al Pacino was set to play Eduardo and had recorded his lines, but then dropped out of the project, with the studio citing "creative differences". He was replaced by Benjamin Bratt.
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When Gru first visits his Minions in the underground workshop, several Minions can be seen taking a break and eating lunch on top of a cross beam. This is in homage to the famous "Lunch atop a Skyscraper" photograph from 1932.
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Kristen Wiig played a different character - Miss Hattie - in the first Despicable Me (2010).
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There are at least two minions called Kevin. In the first Despicable Me (2010) Kevin has one eye, in the second another minion named Kevin has two eyes and is taller.
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At Dr. Nefario's work station, a pinned up photo of him on a beach can be seen, which was also Gru's background for him on his cell phone in the first Despicable Me (2010).
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When Silas Ramsbottom shows Gru a video of a rabbit being injected with mutation serum, the name tag of the lead scientist in the video reads "COFFIN" - a reference to co-director and Minion voice actor Pierre Coffin.
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Though most of the movie was from the script, there were some lines ad-libbed by Steve Carell and Kristen Wiig.
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When the Minions assemble to give Dr. Nefario a 21-fart-gun salute, the bugle call "To the Color" can be heard playing in the background. This is a U.S. Army bugle call that is traditionally played on Army posts after the call of "Retreat," as the post flag is lowered at the end of the duty day.
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One of the minions in the end credits has Heterochromia iridum. His left eye is brown while his right eye is green.
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There's a brief shot in the film in which Edith is playing ping pong with a minion, but uses a pair of nunchaku as opposed to a ping pong paddle. This is a reference to a famous Chinese Nokia commercial in which a Bruce Lee impersonator in a mock "lost home video" also plays a game of ping pong using only a pair of nunchaku.
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In Gru's entry hallway, the petals of a flower in a painting are the trefoil bio-hazard symbol. Other artwork displays "Poison Dart Frogs" and "Pirate Flags."
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WILHELM SCREAM: At the start of the movie, as the magnet ship is overhead, one of the researchers falls and screams.
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The first Illumination Entertainment sequel.
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The highest-grossing 'Illumination Entertainment' film.
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Javier Bardem was supposed to voice the villain but dropped out.
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The longest 'Illumination Entertainment' film as of 2013.
When the minions sing "I Swear" at the wedding party, the title words are replaced with "Underwear".
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Eduardo's medallion is pretty much identical to his alter-ego's El Macho medallion except is rotated 90 degrees counter-clockwise to look like an "E" instead of a "M".
At the start of the film, when the secret lab is stolen from the Arctic, the footage is being viewed in AVL headquarters. The information on their screen includes latitude and longitude co-ordinates. These co-ordinates are actually in southern Sudan, rather than the Arctic circle.
Quote: Lucy: "Mr Gru?" Gru: [stammering] "Wha... I didn't... Wha... yes?" Lucy: [takes off her sunglasses] "Hi. Agent Lucy Wilde of the AVL." [shows her AVL credentials; noticing she shows her ID-card upside-down] Lucy: "Oops." [giggles, then clears her throat] Lucy: [seriously] "Sorry. You're gonna have to come with me." Gru: "Oh, sorry, I..." [takes his freeze ray out of his polo and fires it] Gru: "Freeze Ray!"

Welcome to the Jungle. 2013, Starring
Jean-Claude Van Damme as Storm Rothchild
Adam Brody as Chris
Rob Huebel as Phil
Kristen Schaal as Brenda
Kristopher Van Varenberg as Brett
Bianca Bree as Ashley
Dennis Haysbert: Mr. Crawford
Megan Boone as Lisa
Eric Edelstein as Jared
Robert Peters as Dale
Aaron Takahashi as Troy
Brian Tester as Senior Naval Officer
Stephanie Lopez as Stephanie
Mark Sherman as Sailor Bob
Michael J. Morris as Michael
Zev Glassenberg as Luther The Intern

Jean-Claude Van Damme ...
Storm
Adam Brody Adam Brody ...
Chris
Rob Huebel Rob Huebel ...
Phil
Kristen Schaal Kristen Schaal ...
Brenda
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Megan Boone Megan Boone ...
Lisa
Bianca Bree Bianca Bree ...
Ashley
Juan C. Defendini Juan C. Defendini ...
Javier
Eric Edelstein Eric Edelstein ...
Jared
Zev Glassenberg Zev Glassenberg ...
Javier
Dennis Haysbert Dennis Haysbert
Tommy Kavelin Tommy Kavelin ...
Bob Krayton
Stephanie Lopez Stephanie Lopez ...
Stephanie
Michael J. Morris Michael J. Morris ...
Michael
Robert Peters Robert Peters ...
Dale
John Piñero John Piñero ...
Buddy the Pilot
Mark Sherman Mark Sherman ...
Sailor Bob
Aaron Takahashi Aaron Takahashi ...
Troy
Brian Tester Brian Tester ...
Senior Naval Officer
Kristopher Van Varenberg as Brett and Andrea Ruiz as Bartender. Movie Central, September 10, 2014. Music by Karl Preusser. Soundtrack: "Better and Better" - Written by Jack Kennedy,
Performed by Kennedy
B Rad
Written by Jack Kennedy
Performed by Kennedy
I.O.U.
Written by Jack Kennedy, Bobby Rodrquez, Athena Le Grand
Performed by Kennedy
Karate
Written by Jack Kennedy, Count Da Money
Performed by Kennedy.
Trivia: It is an American comedy film directed by Rob Meltzer, and starring Jean-Claude Van Damme, Adam Brody, Rob Huebel, Kristen Schaal, Megan Boone, and Dennis Haysbert. The film premiered at the 2013 Newport Beach Film Festival. Production: Shooting took place in Puerto Rico in early 2012.
One of the aliases (François Van Varenberg) Jean-Claude Van Damme is accused of being an impersonator is actually his real name. Kristopher Van Varenberg, appearing as Brett, is Van Damme's real life son.

The Good Witch's Gift. 2010 (Canadian/Hallmark Channel), Starring
Catherine Bell as Cassandra Nightingale
Chris Potter as Jake Russell
Matthew Knight as Brandon Russell
Hannah Endicott-Douglas as Lori Russell
Catherine Disher as Martha
Peter MacNeill as George
Laura Bertram as Betty

Catherine Bell ...
Cassandra Nightingale
Chris Potter Chris Potter ...
Jake Russell
Catherine Disher Catherine Disher ...
Martha Tinsdale
Peter MacNeill Peter MacNeill ...
George O'Hanrahan
Matthew Knight Matthew Knight ...
Brandon Russell
Elizabeth Lennie Elizabeth Lennie ...
Gwen
Hannah Endicott-Douglas Hannah Endicott-Douglas ...
Lori Russell
Noah Cappe Noah Cappe ...
Deputy Derek Sanders
Paul Miller Paul Miller ...
Mayor Tom Tinsdale
Laura Bertram Laura Bertram ...
Betty
James McGowan (actually Graham Abbey) as Leon Deeks,
Jordan Todosey Jordan Todosey ...
Jodi Deeks
Marie Ward Marie Ward ...
Ruth Deeks
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Graham Abbey Graham Abbey ...
Leon Deeks (uncredited)
Gitta Hannson Gitta Hannson ...
Mom with Santa. Movie Central, September 10, 2014. Soundtrack: Music by Jack Lenz.
Storyline: Cassie Nightingale has settled comfortably in Middleton with a successful boutique and is now engaged to Police Chief Russell (Chris Potter). But with only two short weeks till Christmas, Jake is desperate to find the perfect gift. With no wedding date set, Jake wants to give Cassie a family for Christmas this year and suggests they get married on Christmas Eve. But things do not always happen as planned and Cassie must use a bit of magic to give her new family that special Christmas.
Trivia: It premiered on November 13, 2010 and is the third installment in the Hallmark Channel's series of "The Good Witch" telefilms, the first of which premiered on the Hallmark Channel on January 19, 2008. The film was originally to be titled "The Good Witch's Wedding."[1] The film was produced by Good Witch Weds Productions, Inc.
Filming Locations: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Although the movie was set in the fictitious town of "Middletown" and filmed in Hamilton, Ontario, the police chief's office has a large wall map showing Chicago IL suburbs such as Tinley Park and Orland Park.
Production Companies:
Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit (CPTC) (produced with the participation of)
Government of Ontario: Ontario Film and Television Tax Credit Program (produced with the participation of) (as the Government of Ontario - The Ontario Film and Television Tax Credit)
Ontario Media Development Corporation Film and Television Tax Credits (produced with the participation of)
Whizbang Films (as a Whizbang Films Production also)
Lee Distribution Inc. (in association with) (as Lee Distribution, Inc.)
Reception: The Good Witch premiered January 19, 2008 with a 3.8 HH rating and nearly 3.2 million homes.
The closing credits incorrectly say that James McGowan played Leon Deeks. The actor who played him was in fact Graham Abbey (who starred alongside McGowan in The Border).

Stag. 2013 (Canadian/HBO), Starring
Donald Faison ...
Ken
Eva Amurri Martino Eva Amurri Martino ...
Veronica (as Eva Amurri)
Jon Dore Jon Dore ...
Luke
Leah Renee Leah Renee ...
Candy / Margaret
Tony Nappo Tony Nappo ...
Paul
Pat Thornton Pat Thornton ...
Carl
Jefferson Brown Jefferson Brown ...
Henry McCarthy
Brendan Gall Brendan Gall ...
Rory
Mayko Nguyen Mayko Nguyen ...
Caroline
Georgina Reilly Georgina Reilly ...
Pam
Sugar Lyn Beard Sugar Lyn Beard ...
Mary
Scott Yaphe Scott Yaphe ...
Randy
Clé Bennett Clé Bennett ...
Gus - First AD
David Collins David Collins ...
Marvin
Brianna Daguanno Brianna Daguanno ...
Isabella (as Brianna D'Aguanno)
Kelly Fanson Kelly Fanson ...
Paramedic
Diego Fuentes Diego Fuentes ...
Muscular Bartender
Lauren Hammersley Lauren Hammersley ...
Sarah
Tracey Hoyt Tracey Hoyt ...
Biker Chris
Suresh John Suresh John ...
Maintenance Guy
Lori Nancy Kalamanski Lori Nancy Kalamanski ...
Rory's Wife
Erin Keaney Erin Keaney ...
Marsha
David Kerr David Kerr ...
Jason (Pineapple Guy)
Mathew Lyons Mathew Lyons ...
Sales Rep
Ian Matthews Ian Matthews ...
Sarah's Motorcycle Beau
Debra McGrath Debra McGrath ...
Biker Gail
Jeff Pangman Jeff Pangman ...
Mechanic
Aron Tager Aron Tager ...
Old Man
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Kelly LeMay Kelly LeMay ...
Luke's Wife
Ben Mulroney Ben Mulroney ...
Himself - eTalk Host. HBO, September 10, 2014. Soundtrack: "

Trivia: It is a comedy released August 20, 2013 (USA). Filming locations: Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Hungarian Canadian Cultural Centre, 1170 Sheppard Ave W, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Club scenes). Directed by Brett Heard. Writing Credits: Brett Heard - (written by). Music by Sean Nimmons-Paterson - (music score); Trevor Yuile - (original music score). Distributors: Movie Central (2012) (Canada) (TV); Movie Network, The (TMN) (2012) (Canada) (TV). Telefilm Canada.

State of Play: Trophy Kids. 2013 (HBO/TV Mini-Series/Documentary), Starring Amari as Herself, Andre as Himself, Blake as Himself, Brian as Himself, Derek as Himself, Ian as Himself, Jamie as Herself, John as Himself, Josh as Himself, Justus as Himself, Kathy as Herself, Larry Lauer as Himself, Coach Tom Maier as Himself, Marie as Herself, Todd Marinovich as Himself, Coach Reggie as Himself, Shelly as Herself, Steve as Himself and Tanner as Himself. HBO, September 10, 2014. Music by Darius Holbert. Soundtrack: "Synapse to Synapse-JP" - Performed by the Human Fund; "Eternal Day" - Performed by Immediate Music. Storyline: The growing obsession of parents in the scholastic athletic competition of their children.

Life According to Sam. 2013 (documentary/HBO), Starring Sam Berns as Himself, Dave Matthews as Himself, Dr. Leslie Gordon as Herself and Dr. Scott Berns as Himself. HBO, September 10, 2014. Music by Keegan DeWitt. Storyline: 'Life According to Sam' is about one family's courageous fight to save their only son from a rare and fatal disease, progeria. The average age of death from progeria is 13, there is no treatment, and no cure. Dr. Leslie Gordon and Dr. Scott Berns are set on changing this. When their son Sam, now 16 years old, was diagnosed with progeria at age two, doctors told Leslie and Scott to enjoy Sam while they could. They refused to believe this was the answer. In less than a decade, their advances have led to identifying the gene at fault, creating the first drug trials for treatment. Trivia: It is a documentary film based on the life of Sam Berns, who suffered from progeria. Berns died on 10 January 2014. Filmed in Massachusetts. The documentary was produced by HBO, screened at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2013, and directed by Sean Fine and Andrea Nix. It won a Peabody Award in April 2014.

Goodnight for Justice: Queen of Hearts. 2013 (Hallmmark Channel/TV Movie), Starring
Luke Perry as John Goodnight
Katharine Isabelle as Lucy Truffaut
Ricky Schroder as Colonel Cyril Knox
Ryan Robbins as Pinkerton
Patrick Sabongui as Man
Kerry James as Butch Cassidy
Adam Greydon Reid as Fat Cat
Jerry Wasserman as Sheriff
Serge Houde as Banker
David Milchard as Deputy
Donald Adams as Proprietor
Billy Wickman as First Mate

Luke Perry Luke Perry ...
John Goodnight
Ricky Schroder Ricky Schroder ...
Col. Cyril Knox
Katharine Isabelle Katharine Isabelle ...
Lucy Truffaut
Ted Mann Ted Mann ...
Captain
Jerry Wasserman Jerry Wasserman ...
Sheriff
Ryan Robbins Ryan Robbins ...
Pinkerton
Kerry James Kerry James ...
Butch Cassidy
Serge Houde Serge Houde ...
Banker
Adam Greydon Reid Adam Greydon Reid ...
Fat Cat
Duane Howard Duane Howard ...
Apache
Patrick Sabongui Patrick Sabongui ...
Man
Frank C. Turner Frank C. Turner ...
Kempner
Ken Davis Ken Davis ...
Taylor
Chuck Campbell Chuck Campbell ...
Farmer
Greg Michaels Greg Michaels ...
Sheriff
Darren Moore Darren Moore ...
Barkeep
Chris Gauthier Chris Gauthier ...
Barkeep
Catherine Barroll Catherine Barroll ...
Older Woman
Paul Herbert Paul Herbert ...
Clerk
Donald Adams Donald Adams ...
Proprietor
Scott McNeil Scott McNeil ...
Gambler
Patti Allan Patti Allan ...
Secretary
Billy Wickman Billy Wickman ...
First Mate
Chad Cosgave Chad Cosgave ...
Stagecoach Driver
Cody Thomson Cody Thomson ...
Gunman
Quentin Schneider Quentin Schneider ...
Gunman
Guy Bews as Gunman and David Milchard as Deputy. Movie Central, September 11, 2014. Soundtrack: Music by Graeme Coleman. Storyline: John Goodnight crosses paths with a stagecoach under attack and comes to the rescue of its passengers, one of whom is a beautiful woman who may or may not have been a prisoner being transported by a detective who did not survive the attack. Their journey together takes them to a gambling riverboat, where Goodnight discovers her true identity. Trivia: It is a television film directed by Martin Wood and starring Luke Perry, Katharine Isabelle, and Ricky Schroder. Written by Neal and Tippi Dobrofsky, based on characters created by Luke Perry, the film is about a circuit judge who rescues a beautiful woman from a vengeful colonel. Unaware that the woman is a con artist, the judge helps her escape her pursuer, and their journey together takes them to a gambling riverboat, where the judge discovers her true identity, just as the colonel catches up with them. Goodnight for Justice: Queen of Hearts is the third film in a series, preceded by Goodnight for Justice (2011) and Goodnight for Justice: The Measure of a Man (2012). Goodnight for Justice: Queen of Hearts was filmed in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. During the scene when Luke Perry's character first sees the stage coach and begins his chase, there are modern hydro lines and poles (tall steel ones) clearly visible in the upper right hand corner. British Columbia Tax Credit.

Girl in Progress. 2012, Starring
Eva Mendes as Grace
Matthew Modine as Dr. Harford
Cierra Ramirez as Ansiedad
Patricia Arquette as Ms. Armstrong
Eugenio Derbez as Misión Impossible
Russell Peters as Emile
Brenna O'Brien as Valerie
Landon Liboiron as Trevor
Raini Rodriguez as Tavita

Eva Mendes ...
Grace
Matthew Modine Matthew Modine ...
Dr. Harford
Cierra Ramirez Cierra Ramirez ...
Ansiedad
Patricia Arquette Patricia Arquette ...
Ms. Armstrong
Eugenio Derbez Eugenio Derbez ...
Mission Impossible
Raini Rodriguez Raini Rodriguez ...
Tavita
Russell Peters Russell Peters ...
Emile
Landon Liboiron Landon Liboiron ...
Trevor
Brenna O'Brien Brenna O'Brien ...
Valerie
Ana Maria Estrada Ana Maria Estrada ...
Tavita's Mom
Kendall Cross Kendall Cross ...
Alice Harford
Dana Woods Dana Woods ...
Gilliam (as Dana Michael Woods)
Robin Douglas Robin Douglas ...
Olga
Jocelyne Loewen Jocelyne Loewen ...
Becky
Blu Mankuma Blu Mankuma ...
Principal
Rady Panov Rady Panov ...
Ferguson
Bernadette Beck Bernadette Beck ...
Shannon
Doreen Ramus Doreen Ramus ...
Maude
Elizabeth McLaughlin Elizabeth McLaughlin ...
Teacher
Margot Berner Margot Berner ...
Chloe (as Margot Brenner)
Colin Foo Colin Foo ...
Lo Mein
Lesley Ewen Lesley Ewen ...
Nurse
Patti Allan Patti Allan ...
Woman
Sean Mathieson Sean Mathieson ...
Boy George
June B. Wilde June B. Wilde ...
Dream Teacher
Sean Campbell Sean Campbell ...
Uniformed Officer
Sean Michael Kyer Sean Michael Kyer ...
Harford's Son
Michael P. Northey Michael P. Northey ...
Alpha Male
Lossen Chambers Lossen Chambers ...
Lady Customer
Tiera Skovbye Tiera Skovbye ...
Jezabel (as Tiere Skovkye)
Richard Harmon Richard Harmon ...
Bad Boy
Kathryn Kirkpatrick Kathryn Kirkpatrick ...
Maid
Madison Desjarlais Madison Desjarlais ...
Girl
Mario Casoria Mario Casoria ...
Gardener
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Don Cheto Don Cheto ...
(voice)
Harrison Xu Harrison Xu ...
Chess Opponent. Movie Central, September 11, 2014. Music by Christopher Lennertz. Soundtrack: "Rock This Joint" - Performed by Genius Level,
Written by Jason Evans a/k/a Genius Level
El Esta Loca
Performed by Genius Level
Written by Jason Evans a/k/a Genius Level
Home of the Range
Performed by Ben Hayflick
Public Domain
Tuition
Performed by Genius Level
Written by Jason Evans a/k/a Genius Level
Sabor A Mi
Written by Álvaro Carrillo
Performed by Eydie Gormé & Trío Los Panchos
Nite Lite
Written by Elizabeth T. Cairns & Jess Furman
Performed by Beth Thornley
Shake the Tree
Written by Reni Lane & Sam Bisbee
Performed by Reni Lane
Fur Elise
Written by Ludwig van Beethoven
Performed by Christopher Lennertz
Mis Amistades
(uncredited)
Written by Espinoza Paz
Performed by Espinoza Paz
Beat Back
Written by D'Anna Stewart & Osamede Asemota
Performed by D'Anna Stewart feat. Osa Virtuoso
Hard Heart (Love Spy)
Written by Fu Han
Performed by Queen Sea Big Shark
El Proximo Viernes
Written by Espinoza Paz
Performed by Espinoza Paz
Some Number
Written by Simon Steadman & Charlton Pettus
Performed by Solid State
You're So Pony
Written by Elizabeth T. Cairns & Rob Cairns
Performed by Beth Thornley
Oh Child
Written by Jessy Moss & Gregg Pagani
Performed by Jessy Moss
Asi O Mas
Written by Espinoza Paz
Performed by Espinoza Paz
May
Written by Joan Margaret Smith & Isaac Klein
Performed by Little Foot Long Foot
There's No Way
Written by Elizabeth T. Cairns
Performed by Beth Thornley
Everyone Falls
Written by Elizabeth T. Cairns
Performed by Beth Thornley
Oh My Stars
Written by Andrew Belle
Performed by Andrew Belle
I Can Do It
Written by Jason Evans a/k/a Genius Level
Performed by Genius Level
We Don't Forget
Written by Reni Lane & Sam Bisbee
Performed by Reni Lane
Asi O Mas (Pop Version)
Written by Espinoza Paz
Performed by Espinoza Paz.

Storyline: As single mom Grace juggles work, bills, and her affair with a married doctor, her daughter, Ansiedad, plots a shortcut to adulthood after finding inspiration in the coming-of-age stories she's reading for school.
Trivia: It is an American drama film directed by Patricia Riggen. The film received a limited release on May 11, 2012. Originally, the film was scheduled for release on April 27, 2012, but was postponed until May 11, 2012 to avoid competition with The Pirates! Band of Misfits.[3] The film received the Favorite Movie Award at the 2012 ALMA Awards, which honors the accomplishments made by Hispanics in film, television, and music. Cierra Ramirez won the Favorite Movie Actress Supporting Role Award. Reception: Girl in Progress received negative reviews from critics. It currently holds a 28% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 40 reviews with the consensus stating: "Despite a well-intentioned and novel premise, Girl in Progress is plagued by jarring tonal shifts and does little to break its characters out of cliches." Budget - $5,000,000 and Box office - $3,125,320. Filming locations: Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada (school); Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Quote: Ansiedad: "I'm just here because I need somebody to recognize my potential and then watch helplessly as I throw it all away."

Metallica Through the Never. 2013 (American IMAX thriller concert film), Starring
Dane DeHaan as Trip, a roadie and the film's protagonist
James Hetfield as himself - lead vocals and rhythm guitar
Lars Ulrich as himself - drums
Kirk Hammett as himself - lead guitar, backing vocals
Robert Trujillo as himself - bass, backing vocals
Mackenzie Gray

Dane DeHaan ...
Trip
James Hetfield James Hetfield ...
Himself
Lars Ulrich Lars Ulrich ...
Himself
Kirk Hammett Kirk Hammett ...
Himself
Robert Trujillo Robert Trujillo ...
Himself
Kyle Thomson Kyle Thomson ...
The Rider
Toby Hargrave Toby Hargrave ...
Big Man
Mackenzie Gray Mackenzie Gray ...
Tall Man
Peter Bryant Peter Bryant ...
Car Crash man
Hrothgar Mathews Hrothgar Mathews ...
Truck Driver
Jeremy Raymond Jeremy Raymond ...
Waving Man
Fraser Aitcheson Fraser Aitcheson ...
Police
Ed Anders Ed Anders ...
Police
Brett Armstrong Brett Armstrong ...
Police
Charlie Attrill Charlie Attrill ...
Police
Loyd Bateman Loyd Bateman ...
Police
Richard Bradshaw Richard Bradshaw ...
Police
Mike Carpenter Mike Carpenter ...
Police
Dar Hicks Dar Hicks ...
Police
Paul Lazenby Paul Lazenby ...
Police
Randy Lee Randy Lee ...
Police
Steven McMichael Steven McMichael ...
Police
James Peyton James Peyton ...
Police
Ryan Schroeder Ryan Schroeder ...
Police
Todd Scott Todd Scott ...
Police
Dan Shea Dan Shea ...
Police
Hugo Steele Hugo Steele ...
Police
John Ulmer John Ulmer ...
Police
Dwayne Wiley Dwayne Wiley ...
Police
Shawn Beaton Shawn Beaton ...
Rider's Posse
Byron Briscoe Byron Briscoe ...
Rider's Posse
Garvin Cross Garvin Cross ...
Rider's Posse
Dan Rizzuto Dan Rizzuto ...
Rider's Posse
Rob 'Sluggo' Boyce Rob 'Sluggo' Boyce ...
Rider's Posse
Mike Crestejo Mike Crestejo ...
Rider's Posse
Ryan Ennis Ryan Ennis ...
Rider's Posse
Sylvesta Stuart Sylvesta Stuart ...
Rider's Posse
Lloyd Adams Lloyd Adams ...
Protester
Tony Bailey Tony Bailey ...
Protester
Fraser Corbett Fraser Corbett ...
Protester
Natasha Denis Natasha Denis ...
Protester
Lars Grant Lars Grant ...
Protester
Kory Grim Kory Grim ...
Protester
Greg Hanson Greg Hanson ...
Protester
Kim Howey Kim Howey ...
Protester
Cody Laudan Cody Laudan ...
Protester
Brian Lydiatt Brian Lydiatt ...
Protester
Darryl Quon Darryl Quon ...
Protester
Quinn Starr Quinn Starr ...
Protester
Kimani Ray Smith Kimani Ray Smith ...
Protester
Jodi Stecyk Jodi Stecyk ...
Protester
Dylan Gray Woodley Dylan Gray Woodley ...
Protester
Paul Wu Paul Wu ...
Protester
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Dennis Jay Funny Dennis Jay Funny ...
Himself - Rioter (uncredited)
Matthew Hoglie Matthew Hoglie ...
Audience Member / Rioter (uncredited)
Andres Markwart Andres Markwart ...
Rioter (uncredited)
Stephanie Keane Patterson as Audience Member and Anthony Moyer and Matthew R. Staley as stunt double: Dane DeHaan. Movie Central, September 12, 2014. Music by Metallica. Soundtrack: "The Ecstasy of Gold
Written, Composed and Conducted by Ennio Morricone
From the MGM Film The Good, the Bad and the Ugly"
Copyright 1966 EMI Music Publishing Italia Srl
All Rights Administered by EMI Unart Catalog Inc. obo EMI Music Publishing Italia Srl (BMI)
Ride the Lightning
Written by James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Cliff Burton and Dave Mustaine (as Hetfield'/Urich/Burton/Mustaine)
Performed by Metallica
Courtesy of Blackened Recordings
Cyanide
Written by James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Kirk Hammett and Robert Trujillo (as Hetfield'/Urich/Hammett/Trujillo)
Performed by Metallica
Courtesy of Blackened Recordings
Creeping Death
Written by James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich. Cliff Burton and Kirk Hammett (as Hetfield'/Urich/Burton/Hammett)
Performed by Metallica
Courtesy of Blackened Recordings
For Whom the Bells Tolls
Written by James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich and Cliff Burton (as Hetfield'/Urich/Burton)
Performed by Metallica
Courtesy of Blackened Recordings
...And Justice for All
Written by James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich and Kirk Hammett (as Hetfield'/Urich/Hammett)
Performed by Metallica
Courtesy of Blackened Recordings
Whiplash
Written by James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich (as Hetfield'/Urich)
Performed by Metallica
Courtesy of Blackened Recordings
Shocked You, Chachi!
Written and Performed by Mark Mangini
Clean House
Written and Performed by Brian Wayy
Theme for Otis
Written by Eric Lynn
Performed by Eric Lynn, Robin Moxey,
Greg Fidelman and Mark Mangini
Courtesy of Blackened Recordings
Master Of Puppets
Written by James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich. Cliff Burton and Kirk Hammett (as Hetfield'/Urich/Burton/Hammett)
Performed by Metallica
Orion
Written by James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich and Cliff Burton (as Hetfield'/Urich/Burton)
Performed by Metallica
Fuel
Written by James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich and Kirk Hammett (as Hetfield'/Urich/Hammett)
Performed by Metallica
Enter Sandman
Written by James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich and Kirk Hammett (as Hetfield'/Urich/Hammett)
Performed by Metallica
One
Written by James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich (as Hetfield'/Urich)
Performed by Metallica
The Memory Remains
Written by James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich (as Hetfield'/Urich)
Performed by Metallica
Wherever I May Roam
Written by James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich (as Hetfield'/Urich)
Performed by Metallica
Battery
Written by James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich (as Hetfield'/Urich)
Performed by Metallica
Nothing Else Matters
Written by James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich (as Hetfield'/Urich)
Performed by Metallica
Hit The Lights
Written by James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich (as Hetfield'/Urich)
Performed by Metallica
Pacific Gate
Written by Mark Mangini
Performed by Mark Mangini.

Trivia: It is an American IMAX thriller concert film featuring the American heavy metal band Metallica. The film title is derived from the song "Through the Never" off the self-titled 1991 album; the feature follows young Trip's (Dane DeHaan) surreal misadventures on what is supposedly a routine task intercut with concert footage in Vancouver and Edmonton, August 2012. The feature was released by the revived Picturehouse marquee, ceased since 2008. Release: The band made a surprise appearance in Detroit at the Orion Music + More Festival under the name Dehaan, after lead actor Dane DeHaan, to promote the film by playing their debut album, Kill 'Em All, in its entirety. Through the Never made its world premiere at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival. The film was released in IMAX theaters across the United States on September 27, 2013,[6] the 27th anniversary of former Metallica bassist Cliff Burton's death, before being rolled out to normal cinemas in 3D the week after (October 4).
Reception: Reviews of the film were positive. The film has a 78% "fresh" rating at Rotten Tomatoes; the consensus states: "Imaginatively shot and edited, Metallica Through the Never is an electrifying, immersive concert film, though its fictional sequences are slightly less assured." Peter Travers of Rolling Stone called the film "a full-throttle expression of rock & roll anarchy", and encouraged readers not to understand the plot, but to "live" it. Peter Rugg of The Village Voice writes that the film is "the most immersive concert film ever." Chris Tilly of IGN delivered a positive review as well, stating that it "features several truly incredible live performances that are worth the price of admission alone. Metallica fans will love the music, while everyone else can enjoy the amazing visuals in this unique concert movie." Budget - $18 million; Box office - $21,196,967.
Filming locations: Rexall Place- 7424 118 Avenue NW, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (Live Concert Footage); Rogers Arena, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (Live Concert Footage); New York City, New York, USA; Los Angeles, California, USA; Newark, New Jersey, USA.
There's one part in the song, "Master Of Puppets," When James Hetfield shouts, "Pancakes!" before Kirk Hammett comes in with his solo. The original lyric is supposedly be, "Fix me!" however, "Pancakes" was an inside joke that came from the former bassist, the late Cliff Burton. When Metallica was on tour with Anthrax in 1986, Cliff was asked by Anthrax drummer Charlie Benante, what was James shouting. Cliff casually answered, "Pancakes."
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The release date for the USA (Sept 27, 2013) is the 27th anniversary of the death of Metallica member Cliff Burton.
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The film is dedicated to the memory of Mark Fisher in the final credits. Mark Fisher was a British architect renown for his rock stage designs.
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The bag which Trip was sent for is a typical MacGuffin (like the briefcase in 'Pulp Fiction').
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The film's title "Through the Never" is named after the seventh track on Metallica's 1991 "black album". However, it is never performed in the film.
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Dutch director Anton Corbijn was offered to helm the project, but he had to decline due to scheduling conflicts with his thriller A Most Wanted Man.
Followed by: Metallica: Amped for IMAX (2013) (Short).
References: White Zombie (1932) Name and picture on Kirk Hammit's guitar.
Quote: James Hetfield: [to the audience] "Are you alive? Are you alive?"

The Deep End of the Ocean. 1999, Starring
Michelle Pfeiffer as Beth Cappadora
Treat Williams as Pat Cappadora
Whoopi Goldberg as Det. Candy Bliss
Jonathan Jackson as Vincent Cappadora - Age 16
Cory Buck as Vincent Cappadora - Age 7
Ryan Merriman as Ben Cappadora/Sam Karras - Age 12
Alexa Vega as Kerry Cappadora
Michael McGrady as Jimmy Daugherty
Brenda Strong as Ellen
Michael McElroy as Ben Cappadora - Age 3
Tony Musante as Grandpa Angelo
Rose Gregorio as Grandma Rosie
John Kapelos as George Karras
Lucinda Jenney as Laurie
John Roselius as Chief Bastokovich Michelle Pfeiffer ...
Beth Cappadora
Treat Williams Treat Williams ...
Pat Cappadora
Whoopi Goldberg Whoopi Goldberg ...
Candy Bliss
Jonathan Jackson Jonathan Jackson ...
Vincent Cappadora - Age 16
Cory Buck Cory Buck ...
Vincent Cappadora - Age 7
Ryan Merriman Ryan Merriman ...
Sam Karras / Ben Cappadora - Age 12
Alexa PenaVega Alexa PenaVega ...
Kerry Cappadora (as Alexa Vega)
Michael McGrady Michael McGrady ...
Jimmy Daugherty
Brenda Strong Brenda Strong ...
Ellen
Michael McElroy Michael McElroy ...
Ben Cappadora - Age 3
Tony Musante Tony Musante ...
Grandpa Angelo
Rose Gregorio Rose Gregorio ...
Grandma Rosie
John Kapelos John Kapelos ...
George Karras
Lucinda Jenney Lucinda Jenney ...
Laurie
John Roselius John Roselius ...
Chief Bastokovich
K.K. Dodds K.K. Dodds ...
Aunt Theresa
Joey Simmrin Joey Simmrin ...
Vincent's Friend
Holly Towne Holly Towne ...
Martha the Babysitter
Olivia Summers Olivia Summers ...
Cecil Lockhart (as Maryanne Summers)
Susie Spear Purcell Susie Spear Purcell ...
Blonde Cheerleader (as Susie Spear)
Lisa Maris Lisa Maris ...
Brunette Cheerleader
Daniel Hagen Daniel Hagen ...
Hotel Manager
McNally Sagal McNally Sagal ...
Officer McGill
Robert Cicchini Robert Cicchini ...
Uncle Joey
Frank Marocco Frank Marocco ...
Bandleader
Alison McMillan Alison McMillan ...
Desk Clerk
Stephanie Feury Stephanie Feury ...
Waitress
Wayne Duvall Wayne Duvall ...
Det. McGuire
Gerald McSorley Gerald McSorley ...
Father Cleary (as Father Gerald McSorley)
Mickey Swenson Mickey Swenson ...
Cop Tommy / Cop #1
Todd Jeffries Todd Jeffries ...
Cop Ricky
Steve Ireland Steve Ireland ...
Reporter
Scott W. Mckinlay Scott W. Mckinlay ...
Reporter
Wylie Small Wylie Small ...
Reporter
Ana Gabriel Ana Gabriel ...
Reporter
Nancy Sullivan Nancy Sullivan ...
Reporter
Timothy Davis-Reed Timothy Davis-Reed ...
Reporter
Robert Clotworthy Robert Clotworthy ...
Reporter
Ken Magee Ken Magee ...
Cop #2
Van Epperson Van Epperson ...
Guard
Jennifer Reznikoff Jennifer Reznikoff ...
Waitress
Ron von Gober Ron von Gober ...
Police Officer
Steve Blalock Steve Blalock ...
ND Cop
Mike Watson Mike Watson ...
ND Cop
Robert 'Bobby Z' Zajonc Robert 'Bobby Z' Zajonc ...
Helicopter Pilot
Jim James Jim James ...
Zoo Employee
Emidio Antonio Emidio Antonio ...
Zoo Employee
Patricia M. Leahy Patricia M. Leahy ...
Zoo Employee
Pete Sutton Pete Sutton ...
Community Center Volunteer
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Joan Blair Joan Blair ...
Reunion Classmate (uncredited)
Scott King Scott King ...
Agressive Reporter (uncredited)
Renee Spei Renee Spei ...
Festival Friend. Encore Avenue, September 12, 2014. Music by Elmer Bernstein. Soundtrack: "Energy" - Written by Michael Knott,
Performed by Bomb Bay Babies
Courtesy of Windswept Pacific Entertainment
Zorba's Dance
Written by Mikis Theodorakis.
Storyline: The Deep End of The Ocean is a film about a family's reaction when Ben, the youngest son is kidnapped and then found ten years later, living in the same town.
Trivia: It is an American motion picture drama directed by Ulu Grosbard, and starring Michelle Pfeiffer, Treat Williams, Whoopi Goldberg, Jonathan Jackson and Ryan Merriman. It is an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Jacquelyn Mitchard, a bestseller that was the very first novel selected by Oprah Winfrey to be discussed on Oprah's Book Club in 1996. Budget - $38,000,000 USD (estimated); Box office - $28,121,100. Ryan Merriman won a Young Artist Award for Best Performance in a Feature Film - Supporting Young Actor.
Filming locations:
Chicago, Illinois, USA
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Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA (Shot pans down on a white church);
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Madison, Wisconsin, USA (some exteriors and roadways).
After Pat and Beth have a fight (following Ben's disappearance), Pat goes for a ride in his car and young Vincent comes along to smooth the waters. In his hand, he plays with a cassette tape. It is the soundtrack to Grease 2 (1982), which starred Michelle Pfeiffer.
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A different ending was filmed which tested poorly with audiences who felt it was too grim. Despite being the original ending of the book, not to mention producer Michelle Pfeiffer's preferred ending, the studio opted for the more conventional happy ending.
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Oprah Winfrey was considered for the role of Candy Bliss.
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Extensive rewrites and re-shoots caused the film to be delayed from its planned fall 1998 release to spring of 1999.
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Final film directed by Ulu Grosbard. Quote: Candy Bliss: "This is a nice imitation of a life you've got here."

Fly Colt Fly: Legend of the Barefoot Bandit. 2014 (Canadian/Documentary), Starring
Tom Spence ...
Colton Harris-Moore
Mark Ebner Mark Ebner ...
Himself
Don McLain Don McLain ...
Himself
Jet Jet ...
Colt's dog Melanie
Geoffrey Davis Geoffrey Davis ...
Himself
Rick Wood Rick Wood ...
Interviewee / journalist
Marlee Ginter Marlee Ginter ...
Herself
Donna McNeil Donna McNeil ...
Herself
Josh Richardson Josh Richardson ...
Himself
Reuben Cortez Reuben Cortez ...
Himself
Jackson Holtz Jackson Holtz ...
Himself
Roston T. Moss Jr. Roston T. Moss Jr. ...
Himself
Jordan Sackett Jordan Sackett ...
Himself
Rob Piercy Rob Piercy ...
Himself
Geordie McCaig Geordie McCaig ...
Himself
Willard Johnson Willard Johnson ...
Himself
Robert Gleyre Robert Gleyre ...
Himself
Chris Ellis Chris Ellis ...
Himself
Ray Clever Ray Clever ...
Himself
Dan Lewis Dan Lewis ...
Himself
Pamela Kohler Pamela Kohler ...
Herself
Mike Rocha Mike Rocha ...
Himself
Dwight Pinder Dwight Pinder ...
Himself
Harley Davidson Ironwing Harley Davidson Ironwing ...
Himself
Mauris Tenassaint Mauris Tenassaint ...
Himself
Ronald Billiot Ronald Billiot ...
Himself
Beverly Davis Beverly Davis ...
Herself
Therese Lancaster Therese Lancaster ...
Herself
Jack Archebald Jack Archebald ...
Himself
James Donnelly James Donnelly ...
Himself
Alistair McDonald Alistair McDonald ...
Himself
Jamaal Brown Jamaal Brown ...
Himself
Kenneth Strachan Kenneth Strachan ...
Himself
Sheila Gleyre Sheila Gleyre ...
Herself
Shirley Morgan Shirley Morgan ...
Herself
Ruth Nedabylek as Herself and Ricardo Burrows as Himself. Movie Central, September 12, 2014. Soundtrack: Music by Sean Fritz.
Storyline: Colton Harris-Moore, best known as the Barefoot Bandit, was on the run for nearly three years after hot-wiring a Cessna, flying 400 miles before crashing in a field and vanishing into the wilderness. His crimes included a half dozen stolen boats, at least 10 cars and five stolen airplanes.
Trivia: A 2014 Canadian documentary about Colton Harris-Moore called Fly Colt Fly: Legend of the Barefoot Bandit was made by brothers Adam Gray and Andrew Gray,[48] showing how the mythic story evolved in the media and how Colt became a 21st-century outlaw folk hero. Directed and written by Adam Gray and Andrew Gray. Art Direction by Samuel Chou (Director of Animation). The Film Works (Producers). The Royal Bahamian Police force were able to capture Harris-Moore, something the American authorities were never able to do. After being apprehended in the Bahamas, Harris-Moore received a custodial sentence of 7 years. As part of an historic plea bargain, Harris-Moore agreed to a $1.4 Million offer from 20th Century Fox to the rights to his story, as restitution for the victims of his crimes.

Overnight Delivery. 1998, Starring
Paul Rudd as Wyatt Trips
Christine Taylor as Kimberly Jasney
Reese Witherspoon as Ivy Miller
Larry Drake as Hal Ipswich
Sarah Silverman as Turran
Stephen Yoakam as the SWAT Leader
Tobin Bell as John Dwayne Beezly/Killer Beez
Buff Sedlackek as the teacher
Richard Cody as the rancher
Tim Mcniff as the TV anchor
Christie Ellis as Didi
Alex DelPriore as George
Nathan Frenzel as the singing waiter
Matt Klemp as "The Ricker"
Maria Manthei as an extra

Paul Rudd Paul Rudd ...
Wyatt Trips
Christine Taylor Christine Taylor ...
Kimberly Jasney
Reese Witherspoon Reese Witherspoon ...
Ivy Miller
Sarah Silverman Sarah Silverman ...
Turran
Buffy Sedlachek Buffy Sedlachek ...
Teacher
Richard Cody Richard Cody ...
Raditch
Gary Wolf Gary Wolf ...
Snake
Carl Anthony Payne II Carl Anthony Payne II ...
Wheels
Tim McNiff Tim McNiff ...
TV Anchor
Gale Plewacki Gale Plewacki ...
Roving Reporter
Tamara Mello Tamara Mello ...
Marita
John Sylvain John Sylvain ...
Deejay
William Byrd Wilkins William Byrd Wilkins ...
Bouncer
John Beasley John Beasley ...
Baker
Larry Drake Larry Drake ...
Hal Ipswich
Jack Walsh Jack Walsh ...
Dick
Tobin Bell Tobin Bell ...
John Dwayne Beezly
Stephen Yoakam Stephen Yoakam ...
SWAT Leader (as Steve Yoakam)
Bruce Bohne Bruce Bohne ...
Sniper
Maile Flanagan Maile Flanagan ...
Gas Jockey
Peter Schmitz Peter Schmitz ...
Ticket Agent
Grant Richey Grant Richey ...
Waiter
Bill Schoppert Bill Schoppert ...
Officer #1
Jack McGee Jack McGee ...
Stanley
Barbara Kingsley Barbara Kingsley ...
Waitress
Emil Herrera Emil Herrera ...
Short Order Cook
Jay Gjernes Jay Gjernes ...
Drunk Man
John-Clay Scott John-Clay Scott ...
Florist
Matt Klemp Matt Klemp ...
The 'Ricker' (as Matthew Klemp)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
James Belushi James Belushi ...
Overnight Delivery Boss (scenes deleted)
John Fortson John Fortson ...
Delivery Guy (scenes deleted)
Nathan Frenzel Nathan Frenzel ...
Bus Boy #1
Shale Nelson Shale Nelson ...
Skycap
Marcus Anderson Marcus Anderson ...
Bar Patron (uncredited)
Frank Crandell Frank Crandell ...
Singing Cook (uncredited)
James Fischer James Fischer ...
Jason (driver supervisor) (uncredited)
Catherine E. Johnson Catherine E. Johnson ...
(uncredited)
Gene Larche Gene Larche ...
DeeJay (uncredited)
Nick Lauren Nick Lauren ...
Hotel Patron (uncredited)
Lori J. Ness Lori J. Ness ...
Extra (uncredited)
Rachel Oliva Rachel Oliva ...
Hotel Guest (uncredited)
Kurt Schweickhardt as Cop #1 and Jen Sharlow as Girl in Library. Encore Avenue, September 13, 2014. Music by Andrew Gross. Soundtrack: "Magnet and Steel" - Written by Walter Egan,
Performed by Walter Egan
Also Performed by Matthew Sweet
Produced by Ralph Sall
One Way or Another
Written by Deborah Harry & Nigel Harrison
Performed by Blondie
Paint Me
Written by Louise Wener
Performed by Sleeper
Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I'm Yours)
Written by Syreeta (as Syreeta Wright), Lee Garrett, Lula Mae Hardaway and Stevie Wonder
Performed by Stevie Wonder
Bad Vibes Everyone
Written by 'David Lowery (V)', Johnny Hickman (as John Hickman), and David Faragher
Performed by Cracker
We Wish You A Lovely Day
(uncredited)
Written by Tom Jennings, Glen Mitchell and Graham McHugh (in the scene in the diner).

Trivia: It is a romantic comedy film directed by Jason Bloom and was rated PG-13 by the MPAA and released direct-to-video. It featured Reese Witherspoon and Paul Rudd, prior to both becoming considerably bigger film stars. The entire film was shot in the Twin Cities of Minnesota. Exterior scenes were filmed in Minneapolis, Saint Paul and rural Minnesota. The film included landmarks such as Ground Zero nightclub, used as the “strip club”, Minneapolis convention center as the “airport”, the Stillwater Lift Bridge, and University of St. Thomas as The University of Memphis. Filming locations:
University of St. Thomas - 2115 Summit Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA
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Golden Valley, Minnesota, USA (segment);
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Ayd Mill Road, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA
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Embassy Suites Downtown - 175 E. 10th Street, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA (Memphis college);
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Ground Zero Nightclub, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA (strip club);
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Hastings, Minnesota, USA
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Maplewood, Minnesota, USA
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Minneapolis Convention Center - 1301 2nd Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA (Minneapolis Airport);
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Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
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Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA (Des Moines Airport);
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OK Corral - 20201 Johnson Memorial Drive, Jordan, Minnesota, USA
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St. Paul Park, Minnesota, USA
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Stillwater, Minnesota, USA
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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
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Waconia, Minnesota, USA (Gas Station scene).
On set puppy: Kaluha.
Paul Rudd, Christine Taylor, and Reese Witherspoon were all on at least two episodes of the television show Friends (1994).
Kevin Smith served as screenwriter on an early version of the script that was not used.
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The dorm in Tennessee is actually an Embassy Suites in St. Paul Minnesota.
After the two get arrested they are supposed to be in Iowa, however when they leave the jail there is clearly a sign behind them that says Hastings, MN.
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When supposedly driving through the Twin Cities, Minnesota, the freeway signs clearly indicate Interstate 65, not Interstate 35. I-65 ends in Gary, Indiana, some 450 miles away.
There should be no leaves on the trees in Tennessee in February.
The film was written by Marc Sedaka, Steven Bloom. Kevin Smith worked on an early draft of the script, although he decided to have his name removed from the final product.
Joey Lauren Adams was originally going to skip out on her part in Chasing Amy to play Ivy in this movie, but she lost the part to Reese Witherspoon. Kevin Smith—Adams' boyfriend at the time—has a documented grudge against Witherspoon and cited a rumored incident during the movie shoot.
The role of Ivy Miller was written for Joey Lauren Adams, Kevin Smith's girlfriend at the time.
Quotes: 1. Ivy: "You know it's funny I thought you had a girlfriend." Wyatt: "Me? No... well yeah, but I was just killing time." Ivy: "Killing time?" Wyatt: "Yeah, killing time until I met you." Ivy: "Boy, never thought I'd fall for a line like that." 2. Police Sniper: "I have a bead on him, Sir." Police Chief: "Do not fire until the hostage is clear." Police Sniper: "It's only an undergrad, Sir." Police Chief: "Nevertheless." 3. Turran: "And furthermore, I charge Herman Melville with plagiarism, citing his quote unquote classic 'Moby Dick' as nothing more than a blatant ripoff of Steven Spielberg's 'Jaws'. The End."

10,000 BC. 2008 (epic fantasy adventure), Starring
Steven Strait as D'Leh (an anagram for "Held" which is in German, Dutch and Afrikaans the word for "hero"[citation needed]), a mammoth hunter.
Camilla Belle as Evolet (an anagram for "t(h)e love"[citation needed]), D'Leh's love interest and the only survivor of a tribe which was killed off by the "Four Legged Demons" (fierce warriors on horseback). She is unique as she has blue eyes.
Cliff Curtis as Tic'Tic, D'Leh's mentor and friend.[4]
Joel Virgel as Nakudu, leader of the Naku tribe.
Affif Ben Badra as Warlord, leader of the "Four Legged Demons."
Mo Zinal as Ka'Ren
Nathanael Baring as Baku
Marco Khan as One-Eye, Warlord's main henchman.
Mona Hammond as Old Mother, the Yagahl wise old woman.
Joel Fry as Lu'Kibu
Reece Ritchie as Moha
Junior Oliphant as Tudu, Nakudu's son.
Kristian Beazley as D'Leh's father, who had lived with the Naku tribe and learned agriculture from them.
Boubacar Badaine as Quina, leader of another tribe.
Tim Barlow as The Almighty, a tall, blue eyed man who dresses in long white robes and a face-concealing veil. He is the last of three kings, and the last of the Atlanteans.
Omar Sharif as Narrator

Emmerich opened casting sessions in late October 2005.[5] In February 2006, Camilla Belle and Steven Strait were announced to star in the film, with Strait as the mammoth hunter and Belle as his love.[6] Emmerich felt that casting well known actors would distract from the realistic feel of the prehistoric setting. "If like, Jake Gyllenhaal turned up in a movie like this, everybody would be, 'What's that?' " he explained. The casting of unknown actors also helped keep the film's budget down.

Steven Strait ...
D'Leh
Camilla Belle Camilla Belle ...
Evolet
Cliff Curtis Cliff Curtis ...
Tic'Tic
Joel Virgel Joel Virgel ...
Nakudu
Affif Ben Badra Affif Ben Badra ...
Warlord (as Ben Badra)
Mo Zinal Mo Zinal ...
Ka'Ren (as Mo Zainal)
Nathanael Baring Nathanael Baring ...
Baku
Mona Hammond Mona Hammond ...
Old Mother
Marco Khan Marco Khan ...
One-Eye
Reece Ritchie Reece Ritchie ...
Moha
Joel Fry Joel Fry ...
Lu'kibu
Omar Sharif Omar Sharif ...
Narrator (voice)
Kristian Beazley Kristian Beazley ...
D'Leh's Father
Junior Oliphant Junior Oliphant ...
Tudu
Louise Tu'u Louise Tu'u ...
Baku's Mother
Jacob Renton Jacob Renton ...
Young D'Leh
Grayson Hunt Urwin Grayson Hunt Urwin ...
Young Evolet
Farouk Valley-Omar Farouk Valley-Omar ...
High Priest (as Fahruq Ismail Valley-Omar)
Boubacar Babiane Boubacar Babiane ...
Quina (as Boubacar Badiane)
Joe Vaz Joe Vaz ...
Chief of Guards
Charles Baloyi Charles Baloyi ...
Gatto
Tim Barlow Tim Barlow ...
Pyramid God
Gabriel Malema Gabriel Malema ...
Kawu
Mark Simmons Mark Simmons ...
Sono
Hannah Westbury Hannah Westbury ...
Cala
Antonio Fisher Antonio Fisher ...
Young Priest #1
Steven Afrikaner Steven Afrikaner ...
Young Priest #2
David Denis David Denis ...
Slave Guard #1
Antonio Caprari Antonio Caprari ...
Slave Guard #2
Matthew Navin Matthew Navin ...
Young Ka'ren
Nimiah Rodgers Nimiah Rodgers ...
Young Moha
Kolby Pistak Kolby Pistak ...
Young Lu'Kibu
Ben Hart Ben Hart ...
Young Hunter
Ben Coyle-Larner Ben Coyle-Larner ...
Young Hunter
Joshua Peters Joshua Peters ...
Young Hunter
Heberth Somaeb Heberth Somaeb ...
River Tribe Chief
Sadrag Nakale Sadrag Nakale ...
Old Hunter
Mykhail Cohen Mykhail Cohen ...
Young Child
Janine Manuel Janine Manuel ...
Young Child
Kabelo Murray Kabelo Murray ...
Young Child
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Andrew Stehlin Andrew Stehlin ...
Mammoth Hunter (uncredited)
Suri van Sornsen as Captured Mammoth Villager, Dayna Porter as stunt double: Camilla Belle and Jake Mervine as stunt double: Steven Straight. Encore Avenue, September 14, 2014. Soundtrack: Music by Harald Kloser and Thomas Wanker (as Thomas Wander).

Trivia: It is an American epic fantasy adventure film from Warner Bros. Pictures set in the prehistoric era. It was directed by Roland Emmerich and stars Steven Strait and Camilla Belle. The world premiere was held on February 10, 2008 at Sony Center on Potsdamer Platz in Berlin.[2][3] General release was on March 7, 2008. Alternate ending: In an alternate ending, the scene shifts forward many years into the future, showing Baku's retelling of the story by the camp fire. It ends with a child asking what had happened to the "Mountains of the Gods", and Baku responds, "They were taken back by the sands. Lost to time, lost to man". Visual and sound effects: a. The mammoths in the movie were based on elephants and fossils of mammoths, while the sabertooth cat was based on tigers and ligers (a lion/tiger hybrid). b. The sounds made by the sabertooth cat in the movie are based on the vocalization of tigers and lions. Language: Dialect coach Brendan Gunn was hired by Emmerich and Kloser to create "a half dozen" languages for the film.[13] Gunn has stated that he collaborated informally with film lead Steven Strait to improvise what the languages would sound like.Emmerich rejected making the film in an ancient language (similar to The Passion of the Christ or Apocalypto), feeling it would not be as emotionally engaging. Production began in early 2006 in South Africa and Namibia.[6] Location filming also took place in southern New Zealand[12] and Thailand. Before shooting began, the production had spent eighteen months on research and development for the computer generated imagery. Two companies recreated prehistoric animals. To cut time (it was taking sixteen hours to render a single frame) 50% of the CGI models' fur was removed, as "it turned out half the fur looked the same" to the director. Critical reception: The film received largely negative reviews from critics, stating that the movie is mainly visual and lacks a firm screenplay. Critics noted that the film is archaeologically inaccurate and contains many factual errors and anachronisms. As of June 24, 2013, the review aggregator at Rotten Tomatoes has reported that 8% of critics gave the film positive reviews, based on 145 reviews with the consensus: "With attention strictly paid to style instead of substance, or historical accuracy, 10,000 BC is a visually impressive but narratively flimsy epic."[15] Metacritic reported the film had an average score of 34 out of 100, based on 29 reviews. Despite this, composer Thomas Wanker won a BMI Film Music Award for his work on the film.
Influences of other works: Glenn Whipp of the Los Angeles Daily News draws numerous comparisons between 10,000 BC and other films in the prehistoric and historic film genre, especially One Million Years B.C.[17] and Apocalypto.[18][19] A. O. Scott of The New York Times compared it to John Ford's film The Searchers and the animated film Ice Age. At the 2008 Wondercon, Emmerich mentioned the fiction of Robert E. Howard as a primary influence for the film's setting, as well as his love for Quest for Fire and the book Fingerprints of the Gods. The film was parodied in the opening scene of Disaster Movie.
Box office performance: In its opening weekend, the film grossed $35.8 million in 3,410 theaters in the United States and Canada, ranking No. 1 at the box office, and grossing over $22 million more than the film in second place, College Road Trip.[22][23] As of April 29, 2008, it has grossed approximately $268.6 million worldwide – $94.6 million in the United States and Canada and $174 million in other territories[24] – including $17.2 million in Mexico, $13.1 million in Spain, $11.3 million in the United Kingdom, and $10.8 million in China. This also makes it the first film of 2008 to surpass the $200 million mark.
Filming locations:
South Africa
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Namibia
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Queenstown, Otago, New Zealand
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Southland, New Zealand
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Waiorau Snow Farm, Cadrona Valley, Wanaka, Otago, New Zealand
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Wanaka, Otago, New Zealand.
(at around 1h 10 mins) The film includes a glimpse of a map showing Atlantis off the coast of Spain. It's a reference to Plato's theory that the construction techniques used in Egypt were imported from the ancient lost civilization of Atlantis.
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This film features some alleged historical controversies, including construction of the great pyramids 12,000 years ago (almost 7,500 years earlier), the existence of the Ben-Ben stone (the pyramidion stone missing from the top of the Khafre pyramid), the correlation between the position of the pyramids and the stars from the Orion constellation (associated by the Egyptians with the god Osiris), the Sphinx with a head of a lion allegedly correlated with the Leo constellation rising to the east (at the same time that Orion is in conjunction with the Giza pyramid complex), and the possible nonhuman origins of the first kings of Egypt.
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(at around 40 mins) The computer-generated wet saber-tooth tiger was created by Double Negative. Creating it required combining several of the most challenging elements of visual effects: fur, wet fur, water, and creature animation.
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D'Leh is "Held", the German word for "hero", backwards. Roland Emmerich chose the name as an Easter egg.
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The constellation called the 'sign of the warrior' is actually Orion. It also played a key role in deciphering ancient signs in Stargate (1994).
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D'Leh refers to one star as "the one that never moves." That would be the North Star, which appears stationary in the northern night sky. In 10,000 BC the North Star was Vega, the fifth brightest star in the sky. It would've been very obvious in the dark sky.
A boat sails north on the Nile with its sails up. To truly go north, sails would have to be down to avoid the prevailing wind and to let the current move the boat northward.
The mammoth hunters appear to live in Northern Europe, yet they cross the Sahara to get to the Nile. Plus, there is no evidence of woolly mammoths in Africa.
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The terror birds that attacked in the forest lived in South America, not Europe, Asia, or Africa. They also died out at least one million years ago.
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The tropical forest is too close to the snowy mountains, with no transition between them.
Several scenes show mammoths galloping. Mammoths were closely related to modern elephants, and couldn't gallop because of their physiology. At best, they could move at a fast trot, like elephants do. They were also never domesticated as pack animals.
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The film features Smilodon, a genus of sabre-toothed cat that only ever lived in the Americas.
Release prints were delivered to some theaters under the false title "King Dinosurs" (sic).
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Not screened for critics; only a 20-minute excerpt was shown to journalists.
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Tim Shadbolt, mayor of Invercargill, New Zealand, was involved in a serious car accident while pitching Southland, NZ, as a shooting location for this movie.
Spoofed in Disaster Movie (2008) - Caveman is seeing running from dinosaur; screen says "10,001 BC."
Quotes: 1. D'Leh: "He is not a god!" 2. Tic'Tic: "Be as your father." Anachronisms: 1. The female lead has blue eyes. The genetic mutation for blue eyes occurred 6,000 to 8,000 years ago, outside the film's time frame.
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Chili peppers and corn are from the Americans. They weren't grown in the "Old World" until after 1500.
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In several shots, the stars in the night sky show modern constellations. Due to astronomical movement, the constellations were very different 12,000 years ago.
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(at around 50 mins) The leader of the African tribe tells D'Leh how his family was taken away. When he calls out to his tribesman, a metal molar is clearly visible in his mouth.
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The earliest Egyptian pyramid was erected circa 2630 BC. The film doesn't show the Giza pyramids as completed, which may be an effort to satisfy both those who believe the Giza pyramids are relatively recent, and those who believe they are substantially older.

Cruel & Unusual. 2014 (Canadian), Starring
David Richmond-Peck ...
Edgar
Bernadette Saquibal Bernadette Saquibal ...
Maylon
Michelle Harrison Michelle Harrison ...
Doris
Monsour Cataquiz Monsour Cataquiz ...
Gogan
Kyle Cassie Kyle Cassie ...
Lance
Mary Black Mary Black ...
Facilitator
Michael Eklund Michael Eklund ...
Julien
Richard Harmon Richard Harmon ...
William
Andy Thompson Andy Thompson ...
Counselor
John Hainsworth John Hainsworth ...
Old Man
Jena Skodje Jena Skodje ...
Rebecca
Jared Ager-Foster Jared Ager-Foster ...
Tyler
Fraser Kirkland Fraser Kirkland ...
Ryan
Christina Jastrzembska Christina Jastrzembska ...
Older Doris
David Milchard David Milchard ...
New Inmate
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Gigi Jackman Gigi Jackman ...
Isabel, Dustin Brooks as Edgar's Stunt Double and Lani Gelera as Maylon's Stunt Double. Movie Central, September 15, 2014. Music by Mark Korven. Soundtrack: "Sweet Tides" - Performed by Thievery Corporation; "The Only Thing That Shines" - Performed by Shriekback; "I Get Low" - Timber Timbre. Storyline: Wrongly condemned for killing his wife, a man finds himself in a mysterious institution where he is sentenced to relive her death for eternity. Trivia: It is a 95 minute Canadian horror fantasy. Filmed in the Township of Langley, British Columbia.

Insidious: Chapter 2. 2013, Starring
Patrick Wilson as Josh Lambert
Garrett Ryan as young Josh
Rose Byrne as Renai Lambert
Ty Simpkins as Dalton Lambert
Lin Shaye as Elise Ranier
Lindsay Seim as young Elise
Steve Coulter as Carl
Hank Harris as young Carl
Barbara Hershey as Lorraine Lambert
Jocelin Donahue as young Lorraine
Leigh Whannell as Specs (Also Screenwriter);
Angus Sampson as Tucker
Andrew Astor as Foster Lambert
Danielle Bisutti as Michelle Crane
Tom Fitzpatrick as Bride in Black / Parker Crane
Tyler Griffin as young Parker
Michael Beach as Detective Sendal
J. LaRose as Long-haired fiend
Brooke Peoples as Neighbor Jessica
Edwina Findley as Front Desk Nurse Hillary
Stephanie Pearson as Dark-haired woman
Jorge Pallo as Brian
Priscilla Garita as Natalie
Jenna Ortega as Annie
Dannay Rodriguez as Allison

Patrick Wilson ...
Josh Lambert
Rose Byrne Rose Byrne ...
Renai Lambert
Ty Simpkins Ty Simpkins ...
Dalton Lambert
Lin Shaye Lin Shaye ...
Elise Rainier
Barbara Hershey Barbara Hershey ...
Lorraine Lambert
Steve Coulter Steve Coulter ...
Carl
Leigh Whannell Leigh Whannell ...
Specs
Angus Sampson Angus Sampson ...
Tucker
Andrew Astor Andrew Astor ...
Foster Lambert
Hank Harris Hank Harris ...
Young Carl
Jocelin Donahue Jocelin Donahue ...
Young Lorraine
Lindsay Seim Lindsay Seim ...
Young Elise Rainier
Danielle Bisutti Danielle Bisutti ...
Mother of Parker Crane
Tyler Griffin Tyler Griffin ...
Young Parker
Garrett Ryan Garrett Ryan ...
Young Josh
Tom Fitzpatrick Tom Fitzpatrick ...
Bride in Black / Old Parker
Michael Beach Michael Beach ...
Detective Sendal
J. LaRose J. LaRose ...
Long Haired Fiend
Brooke Peoples Brooke Peoples ...
Jessica
Edwina Findley Dickerson Edwina Findley Dickerson ...
Front Desk Nurse Hillary (as Edwina Findley)
Stephanie Pearson Stephanie Pearson ...
Dark Haired Woman
Jorge-Luis Pallo Jorge-Luis Pallo ...
Brian
Priscilla Garita Priscilla Garita ...
Natalie
Jenna Ortega Jenna Ortega ...
Annie
Dannay Rodriguez Dannay Rodriguez ...
Allison
Sienna Farall Sienna Farall ...
Coma Ward Nurse
Jack Walsh Jack Walsh ...
Old Man in the Further
Brynn Bowie Brynn Bowie ...
Kali
Madison Bowie Madison Bowie ...
Kali
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Kimberly Ables Jindra as Bride, Tim Padilla as Ghoul, Tree O'Toole as stunt double: Rose Byrne, Daniel Headecker as stunt double: Leigh Whannell, Tammie Baird as stunt double: Danielle Bisutti, Stephen Bralver as stunt double: Patrick Wilson and Emily Brobst as stunt double: Tyler James Griffin. Movie Central, September 15, 2014. Music by Joseph Bishara. Soundtrack: "Waiting for You" - Written by Alan Ett (BMI, )
Published by Music Et Al (BMI)
Courtesy of Opus 1 Music
Piano Sonata in B-flat Major, Op. 35, 2nd movement
Written by Frédéric Chopin
Performed by Alisa Burket
"Lookin' West" (uncredited) - Performed by Rose Byrne.

Trivia: It is an American supernatural horror film directed by James Wan. It is a sequel to 2010's Insidious. The film stars Patrick Wilson and Rose Byrne reprising their roles as Josh and Renai Lambert, a husband and wife who seek to uncover the secret that has left them dangerously connected to the spirit world. The film was released on September 13, 2013. It was a major box-office success, grossing over $161 million worldwide against a budget of $5 million, even though it received mixed reviews from critics. Filming: Principal photography for Insidious: Chapter 2 began on January 15, 2013 in Los Angeles.[10] Having a slightly higher production budget than its predecessor, the film was captured over the course of 25 shooting days.[15] A bulk of the film was shot at a house in Highland Park, Los Angeles,[8][16] which served as the location of Lorraine Lambert's house. Another location used for filming was the former Linda Vista Community Hospital, which was redressed as a hospital setting and used for the construction of interior sets (including recreations of sets from the first film).
Songs: "Waiting For You" by Alan Ett; "Piano Sonata in B-flat Minor, Op. 35, 3rd movement" by Frédéric Chopin.
Filming locations:
Linda Vista Hospital - 610 S. St. Louis Street, Los Angeles, California, USA
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Hollenbeck Park - 415 S. St. Louis Street, Boyle Heights, Los Angeles, California, USA
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Los Angeles, California, USA
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Highland Park, Los Angeles, California, USA
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West Adams, Los Angeles, California, USA
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Victoria Park, Los Angeles, California, USA .
References:
Psycho (1960)
Parker has many parallels with Norman Bates, including a scene in a shower
The Shining (1980)
Josh's downward spiral closely resembles that of Jack Torrance.
Sleepaway Camp (1983)
The flashback with young Parker and his mother is nearly identical to a scene in Sleepaway Camp.
Paranormal Activity 2 (2010)
An African Tribal painting hanging on the wall is from this movie.
Features:
Carnival of Souls (1962)
The film is shown playing on television.
When Specs and Tucker analyze the footage of young Josh, the 'Panasonic' VCR logo has been worn away in places so that it reads 'Panic' instead.
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When Specs and Tucker enter Elise's house, there is an African Tribal painting hanging on the wall. It is the same painting seen hanging in Daniel's study in Paranormal Activity 2 (2010) and in the Grandmother's house in Paranormal Activity 3 (2011).
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A majority of the film was shot inside Linda Vista Community Hospital, which also doubles as the abandoned hospital that the characters visit.
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Director Cameo - James Wan: On a computer wallpaper with Specs and Tucker. Quote: Young Elise Rainier: "In my line of work things tend to happen when it gets dark." Anachronism: In one of the 1986 scenes that take place in 1986, the car is a Geo Metro from about a decade after that.

Super Duper Alice Cooper. 2014 (Documentary/Music/UK), Starring
Alice Cooper ...
Himself (voice)
Sheryl Cooper Sheryl Cooper ...
Herself (voice)
Dennis Dunaway Dennis Dunaway ...
Himself (voice)
Robert Ezrin Robert Ezrin ...
Himself (voice) (as Bob Ezrin)
Ella Furnier Ella Furnier ...
Ella Furnier (voice)
Shep Gordon Shep Gordon ...
Himself (voice)
Elton John Elton John ...
Himself (voice)
John Lydon John Lydon ...
Himself (voice)
Iggy Pop Iggy Pop ...
Himself (voice)
Neal Smith Neal Smith ...
Himself (voice)
Dee Snider as Himself (voice) and Bernie Taupin as Himself (voice). HBO, September 15, 2014. Banger Films. Music by Alice Cooper. Soundtrack: "I'm Eighteen", "School's Out", "Welcome To My Nightmare" and many other songs. Trivia: Produced by 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks. At the end of the credits the Muppets Hecklers appear with the following dialogue: "So that was Alice Cooper." "You should see his sister, James Fenimore."

Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth. 2013 (TV Movie/90 min/Comedy), Starring Mike Tyson as Himself. HBO, September 15, 2014. Soundtrack: "Run's House" - Performed by Run DMC; "Nature Boy" - Performed by Nat King Cole; "Brown Baby" and "Sinnerman" - Performed by Nina Simone; "A Song For You" - Performed by Donny Hathaway; "New Day" - Performed by 50 Cent feat. Alicia Keys and Dr. Dre; "Lovin' You" - Performed by Mike Tyson, Written by Minnie Riperton and Richard Rudolph; "5th of Beethoven" (instrumental)(uncredited); "Wildflower" - Performed by New Birth. Storyline: Mike Tyson's one-man show is a fascinating journey into his storied life and career. Trivia: Filming Location: Recorded at Imperial Theatre, New York City, New York, USA. Thanks to DJ Clark Kent. Directed by Spike Lee; written by Kiki Tyson. Music Coordinator: Jenny Ellis. Dedicated to the memory of Exodus Sierra Tyson, Mike's late daughter. Quote: Mike Tyson: "This is my story, my mistakes, my heartaches, my joy, my sorrow, my gift, my life, my undisputed truth."

Kill Your Darlings. 2013 (biographical drama), Starring
Daniel Radcliffe as Allen Ginsberg
Dane DeHaan as Lucien Carr
Jack Huston as Jack Kerouac
Ben Foster as William S. Burroughs
Michael C. Hall as David Kammerer
Elizabeth Olsen as Edie Parker
Jennifer Jason Leigh as Naomi Ginsberg
David Cross as Louis Ginsberg
Kyra Sedgwick as Marian Carr
David Rasche as Dean
John Cullum as Professor Steeves

Daniel Radcliffe ...
Allen Ginsberg
Dane DeHaan Dane DeHaan ...
Lucien Carr
Michael C. Hall Michael C. Hall ...
David Kammerer
Jack Huston Jack Huston ...
Jack Kerouac
Ben Foster Ben Foster ...
William Burroughs
David Cross David Cross ...
Louis Ginsberg
Jennifer Jason Leigh Jennifer Jason Leigh ...
Naomi Ginsberg
Elizabeth Olsen Elizabeth Olsen ...
Edie Parker
John Cullum John Cullum ...
Professor Steeves
Brenda Wehle Brenda Wehle ...
Permissions Librarian
Erin Darke Erin Darke ...
Gwendolyn
Craig Chester Craig Chester ...
Businessman
Lenore Harris Lenore Harris ...
DA Secretary
Mark Ethan Mark Ethan ...
Campus Guard
Zach Appelman Zach Appelman ...
Luke Detiweler
David Rasche David Rasche ...
Dean
Quinlan Corbett Quinlan Corbett ...
Billeting Officer
Dawn Newman Dawn Newman ...
Jazz Singer
Clancy O'Connor Clancy O'Connor ...
Tour Guide
Jon DeVries Jon DeVries ...
Mr. Burroughs
Leslie Meisel Leslie Meisel ...
Edith Cohen
Sarah Hollis Sarah Hollis ...
Harlem Club Patron
Nicole Signore Nicole Signore ...
Page
Olen Holm Olen Holm ...
Sailor
Michael Cavadias Michael Cavadias ...
Ray Conklin
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Finise Avery Finise Avery ...
Columbia Classmate (uncredited)
Jonathan Cantor Jonathan Cantor ...
Ogden Nash (uncredited)
Nick Diamantis Nick Diamantis ...
Merchant Marine (uncredited)
Matt Giroveanu Matt Giroveanu ...
Luke's Friend #1 (uncredited)
Sean Grady Sean Grady ...
Barfly (uncredited)
Chris Kerson Chris Kerson ...
David Kammerer's Friend (uncredited)
Anna Kuchma Anna Kuchma ...
Interracial Couple (Girl) (uncredited)
Kyra Sedgwick Kyra Sedgwick ...
Marian Carr (uncredited)
Kevyn Settle Kevyn Settle ...
Norman (uncredited)
Colin Michael Walker as Columbia Classmate and Peter Waluk as Drunk Student. Movie Central, September 16, 2014. Music by Nico Muhly. Soundtrack: "Lilli Marlene" - Written by Norbert Schultze, Hans Leip and Tommie Connor,
Performed by Anne Shelton, Stanley Black and his Orchestra
Published by Edward B Marks Music Company
Courtesy of Decca Music Group Limited under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Harlem On Parade
Written by Benny Carter, Redd Evans
Performed by Catherine Russell accompanied by Vince Giordano and His Nighthawks Orchestra (as Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks)
Published by Sobel Global Music, Songs of Universal, Inc. on behalf of Music Corp. Of America, Inc.
Let's Get Away From It All
Written by Tom Adair (as Thomas Adair), Matt Dennis
Performed by West Coast All Stars
Published by Music Sales Corp.
Courtesy of Music Sales
G.I. Swing
Written by Richard Myhill
Courtesy of APM Music
Caldonia
Written by Fleecie Moore
Performed by Louis Jordan & The Tympany Five (as Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five)
Published by MPL
Courtesy of Geffen Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Dinner with Gustav
Written by Leo Nissim D'Apres (as Leo Daniel Nissim)
Courtesy of APM Music
VG's Blues
Written by Vince Giordano
Performed by Vince Giordano and His Nighthawks Orchestra (as Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks)
The Blue Room
Written by Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers
Performed by Catherine Russell accompanied by Vince Giordano and His Nighthawks Orchestra (as Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks)
Published by Warner Brothers Music Corp, Williamson Music Co.
Wolf Like Me
Written by Tunde Adebimpe (as Babatunde Adebimpe), Jaleel Bunton, Kyp Malone (as David Malone), David Sitek, Gerard Smith
Performed by TV on the Radio
Published by Stunzeed Music, BMG Rights Management
Courtesy of Interscope Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Andante Non Troppo e Con Molto Espressione
Written by Johannes Brahms
Performed by Idil Biret
Courtesy of Naxos of America Inc.
The Pioneers (M83 Remix)
Written by Kele Okereke, Russell Lissack, Gordon Moakes, Matt Tong
Performed by Bloc Party
Published by Warner Brothers Music Corp.
Courtesy of Universal Music Group
Bell Telephone March
Written by Louis De Francesco (as L.E. De Francesco)
Courtesy of APM Music
Symphony No.3 in F Major, Op.90
Written by Johannes Brahms
Courtesy of APM Music
On the Sunny Side of the Street
Written by Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields
Performed by Jo Stafford
Gimme Some Skin, My Friend
Written by Gene de Paul, Red Mack and Don Raye
Performed by The Andrews Sisters
Dark Doings
Written by Simon Benson (as Simon Richard Benson)
Courtesy of APM Music
Alleyways
Written by Roger-Roger (as Cecil Leuter)
Courtesy of APM Music
A Well A Take Em Joe
Written by Slim Gaillard (as Bulee Gaillard)
Performed by Slim Gaillard
Courtesy of Sony Music Corporation
March of Joy
Written by Gerhard Trede
Courtesy of APM Music
You Always Hurt the One You Love
Written by Doris Fisher, Allan Roberts
Performed by The Mills Brothers
The Magic Fiddler
Written by Bernie Baum and Florence Kaye
Performed by Florence Kaye (as Florence Karlen)
Waltz No.7 in C Sharp Minor
Written by Johannes Brahms
Performed by Idil Biret
Courtesy of Naxos of America Inc.
Symphony No.3 in F Major, Op.90 Poco Allegretto
Written by Johannes Brahms
Performed by Dan Waldkirch
Arranged by Dan Waldkirch
Don't Look Back Into the Sun
Written by Carl Barât (as Carl Barat), Pete Doherty
Performed by The Libertines.

Trivia: It is an American biographical drama film written by Austin Bunn and directed by John Krokidas in his feature film directorial debut. The film had its world premiere at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival, garnering positive first reactions. It was shown at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival,[4] and it had a limited theatrical North American release from October 16, 2013.[5] Kill Your Darlings also became available on Blu-ray and DVD, March 18, 2014 in the US, followed by its UK release on April 21, 2014. The story is about the college days of some of the earliest members of the Beat Generation, (Lucien Carr, Allen Ginsberg, William S. Burroughs, Jack Kerouac and David Kammerer) their interactions, and the killing in Riverside Park. Production: In 2008, while performing Equus on Broadway, Daniel Radcliffe auditioned and got the part of Ginsberg. Radcliffe went on to film the last two Harry Potter films, Deathly Hallows – Part 1 and Part 2, and with him unavailable for filming, Chris Evans, Jesse Eisenberg, and Ben Whishaw were cast without Radcliffe. Shortly after, financing for the film fell through. When director John Krokidas started production on the film again, he offered the role of Ginsberg back to Radcliffe.
Filming locations: New York City, New York, USA;
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Queens, New York City, New York, USA
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East Village, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA
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Columbia University, New York City, New York, USA.
In 2008, while performing the Broadway play Equus, Daniel Radcliffe auditioned and got the part of Allen Ginsberg. Radcliffe went on to film the last two Harry Potter movies, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (2010) and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011), and with him unavailable for filming, Chris Evans, Jesse Eisenberg, and Ben Whishaw were cast without Radcliffe. Shortly after, financing for the film fell through. When director John Krokidas started again with the film, he offered the role of Allen Ginsberg back to Radcliffe.
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In this film, David Cross plays Allen Ginsberg's father, Louis. In I'm Not There. (2007), David Cross played Allen Ginsberg himself.
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Chris Evans, Jesse Eisenberg and Ben Whishaw were originally cast in the lead roles.
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First feature film directed by John Krokidas.
Dane DeHaan revealed during a Q&A that he was actually strangling himself during the attempted suicide scenes.
The Columbia University library tour guide proudly identifies a book as a first folio edition of "Hamlet." There is no such edition. "Hamlet" was published in quarto editions (half the size of folio) during Shakespeare's life. The only folio editions of Shakespeare's work were the posthumous collections of his complete plays.
Quotes: 1. Allen Ginsberg: "Some things, once you've loved them, become yours forever./And if you try to let them go... /They only circle back and return to you./They become part of who you are..." Lucien Carr: "...or they destroy you." 2. Lucien Carr: [on Kerouac's writings] "It's brilliant, no?" Allen Ginsberg: "It's missing some periods and commas." Lucien Carr: "It's better than anything you've ever written." Allen Ginsberg: "I use periods and commas."

You're Next. 2011, Starring
Sharni Vinson as Erin
Nicholas Tucci as Felix Davison
Wendy Glenn as Zee
A. J. Bowen as Crispian Davison
Joe Swanberg as Drake Davison
Barbara Crampton as Aubrey Davison
Rob Moran as Paul Davison
Margaret Laney as Kelly Davison
Amy Seimetz as Aimee Davison
Ti West as Tariq
Lane Hughes as Tom: Fox Mask
L.C. Holt as Craig: Lamb Mask
Simon Barrett as Tiger Mask (Also Screenwriter);
Larry Fessenden as Erik Harson
Kate Lyn Sheil as Talia
Calvin Reeder as Officer Trubiano

Sharni Vinson ...
Erin
Nicholas Tucci Nicholas Tucci ...
Felix
Wendy Glenn Wendy Glenn ...
Zee
AJ Bowen AJ Bowen ...
Crispian
Joe Swanberg Joe Swanberg ...
Drake
Margaret Laney Margaret Laney ...
Kelly (as Sarah Myers)
Amy Seimetz Amy Seimetz ...
Aimee
Ti West Ti West ...
Tariq
Rob Moran Rob Moran ...
Paul
Barbara Crampton Barbara Crampton ...
Aubrey
L.C. Holt L.C. Holt ...
Lamb Mask
Simon Barrett Simon Barrett ...
Tiger Mask
Lane Hughes Lane Hughes ...
Fox Mask
Kate Lyn Sheil Kate Lyn Sheil ...
Talia
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Larry Fessenden as Erik Harson, Calvin Reeder as Officer Trubiano and Renae Moneymaker as stunt double: Amy Seimetz/Sharni Vinson. Movie Central, September 16, 2014. Music by Mads Heldtberg, Jasper Justice Lee and Kyle McKinnon. Soundtrack: "Looking for the Magic" - Performed by Dwight Twilley (as The Dwight Twilley Band), [Courtesy of Capitol Records, Under license from EMI Film & Television Music, Used by permission of EMI Film & Television Music]; "Looking for the Magic" - Written by Dwight Twilley (as Dwight A. Twilley), Performed by Greg Cahn and Alex Yang o/b/o Mind the Gap, [Courtesy of Cahn and Yang productions]; "Looking for the Magic" - Written by Dwight Twilley.

Trivia: It is an American slasher film directed by Adam Wingard, written by Simon Barrett and starring Sharni Vinson, Nicholas Tucci, Wendy Glenn, A. J. Bowen, Joe Swanberg and Barrett. The film had its world premiere at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival Midnight Madness program. The film was released on August 23, 2013 in the United States to positive reviews and grossed over $25 million at the box office, surpassing its budget of $1 million. Production: You're Next was filmed in 2011 at a mansion in Columbia, Missouri. The filming process took place over four weeks, and were mostly night shoots filmed from 7pm to 7am.
Soundtrack: The song played on the CD player in many scenes is "Looking for the Magic" by the Dwight Twilley Band (1977). The cover version played in the end credits was performed by Mind the Gap.
Crazy Credits:
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The soundtrack credits consist entirely of three different recordings of "Looking for the Magic".
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The actors in the end credits are listed next a picture of that character's dead body.
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There are no opening credits. However, the title does appear as part of the plot in the opening scene.
References: A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) - The protagonist in "A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)" set up a trap involving a sledgehammer, in You're Next (2011) the protagonist set up the same trap, but using an axe.
Simon Barrett, the Tiger Mask Killer, is also the movie's screenwriter.
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Premiered as part of Midnight Madness at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival, where it was picked up by Lionsgate for distribution. However, even though the film subsequently played at other festivals, it was not given a wide release until August 2013.
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Both Joe Swanberg and Ti West, who play eldest brother Drake and Aimee's underground director boyfriend Tariq are two prominent mumblegore directors, a horror genre in which You're Next (2011) is also included.
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When Crispian cuts the piano wire at around 47 mins mark, the note that is heard from it is between D# and E.
After the initial screening at the Toronto International Film Festival some edits were made to tighten the first half hour, which included making the initial conversation shorter between the parents when they're in their vehicle. Quotes: 1. Crispian: "Why?" Erin: "Why the fuck not?" 2. Drake: [whispers] "Why would anybody do this?" 3. Erin: "I wanna meet your family."

Terror at the Mall. 2014 (TV Movie/Documentary,History), Starring Dan Reed as Narrator (Also Director). HBO, September 16, 2014. Soundtrack: Music by Chad Hobson. Storyline: A documentary detailing an indiscriminate terrorist attack by Somali extremists that left 71 dead at Westgate Mall in Nairobi, Kenya on September 21, 2013. The movie is comprised of interviews of survivors of the attack, interspersed with video from the mall's surveillance cameras. Director and Producer: Dan Reed.

The Conspiracy. 2012 (Canadian conspiracy thriller), Starring
Aaron Poole as Aaron
James Gilbert as Jim
Alan Peterson as Terrance
Bruce Clayton as Mark Tucker
Roy Swanson as Murray Chance

Aaron Poole ...
Aaron
James Gilbert James Gilbert ...
Jim
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ian Anderson Ian Anderson ...
Himself
Peter Apostolopoulos Peter Apostolopoulos ...
Jim's Friend
Roger Beck Roger Beck ...
Himself
Angela Besharah Angela Besharah ...
Dame
Bruce Clayton Bruce Clayton ...
Mark Tucker
Laura de Carteret Laura de Carteret ...
Nicole HIggins
Gavin Fox Gavin Fox ...
Guard
Ron Kennell Ron Kennell ...
Ron
Alina Lee Alina Lee ...
Landlady
Ian Matthews Ian Matthews ...
Harvey
Adam Murciano Adam Murciano ...
Bus Boy
Douglas Nyback Douglas Nyback ...
Unmasked Man
Dennis O'Connor Dennis O'Connor ...
Robert Williams
Alan C. Peterson Alan C. Peterson ...
Terrance
R.D. Reid R.D. Reid ...
William Jensen
Simon Reynolds Simon Reynolds ...
Drunk Man
Philip Riccio Philip Riccio ...
Kevin
Julian Richings Julian Richings ...
Green Man
Lina Roessler Lina Roessler ...
Tracy
Melanie Scrofano Melanie Scrofano ...
Sarah
Sergey Shpakovsky Sergey Shpakovsky ...
Customer #4
Roy Swanson Roy Swanson ...
Murray Chance
David Tompa David Tompa ...
Bob
Damon E. White as Suited Man and Patrick Whyte as Himself. Movie Central, September 16, 2014, with Dr. Connie Luther. Music by Darren Baker. Soundtrack: "Utility" - Written, Performed, Produced and Published by Paradise Animals/Mark Andrade; "..." - Written, Performed, Produced and Published by Boys Who Say No.

Trivia: It is a Canadian conspiracy thriller film written and directed by Christopher MacBride and features actors Aaron Poole, James Gilbert, Alan C. Peterson, and Julian Richings.[2] It tells the story of two documentary filmmakers who set out to create a film about a conspiracy theorist named "Terrance G" who disappears during the making of the film. The two filmmakers are subsequently drawn into the world of a global syndicate whose aims and machinations are clouded in secrecy. Production: Writer and director Christopher MacBride said that a friend introduced him to conspiracy theories. According to him, "For several months I got lost down that rabbit hole and eventually a light bulb just went off and I realized there was a really compelling story to tell set in that world."[3] The film makes use of both actors and real-life people involved in the conspiracy community.[4] MacBride said that he sees the film as an evenhanded faux documentary, not as "found footage".
Connections: Edited from Zapruder Film of Kennedy Assassination (1963) - Entire film is shown.
Crazy Credits: At the end of the credits, the Chance Investment corporation is listed in the Thanks.
Jim's reaction to being let out of the bag in the back of the pickup truck was genuine: Jim is claustrophobic.
Tie clip footage was shot with a Canon 7D DSLR strapped to the cinematographer's chest. He was then guided by the actors.
Filmed in Toronto, Ontario. Telefilm Canada.
Quote: [Title Card at beginning] "For you see, the world is governed by very different personages from what is imagined..." - Benjamin Disraeli, British Prime Minister 1874-1880.

A Sister's Nightmare. 2013 (TV Movie), Starring
Kelly Rutherford ...
Jane
Natasha Henstridge Natasha Henstridge ...
Cassidy
Peyton List Peyton List ...
Emily
Matthew Settle Matthew Settle ...
Phil
Eric Breker Eric Breker ...
Vic
Jasmine Sky Sarin Jasmine Sky Sarin ...
Tina
Andrew Herr Andrew Herr ...
Josh
Tim Perez Tim Perez ...
Captain
Lauren McNamara Lauren McNamara ...
Young Cassidy
Kadence Kendall Roach Kadence Kendall Roach ...
Young Jane
Matthew MacCaull Matthew MacCaull ...
Brian
Christopher Pearce Christopher Pearce ...
Jane & Cassidy's Father
Joel Semande Joel Semande ...
Orderly
Alex Zahara Alex Zahara ...
Dr. Shwarzstein
Ken Camroux Ken Camroux ...
Dr. Gershman
David Stuart David Stuart ...
Tourism Officer
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jaden Rain Jaden Rain ...
Brooks
Mikayla Rothwell Mikayla Rothwell ...
Background
Bob Bottieri Bob Bottieri ...
Workman. Movie Central, September 16, 2014. Music by Keith Power. Soundtrack: "Without Sound" and "Algebra" - feat. JR Campued and Wynn Holmes, Performed by HeartCopy.

Storyline: Police officer Jane Rydert's life goes into a tailspin the day her older sister, Cassidy, shows up at her door after sixteen years of confinement in a psychiatric hospital.
Trivia: It is a TV Movie - 86 min - Drama | Mystery | Thriller.
Filming locations:
Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
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Salem, Oregon, USA (Oregon State Psychiatric Hospital);
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West Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
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Summerland, British Columbia, Canada;
Penticton, British Columbia, Canada.
Kelly Rutherford and Matthew Settle spent six years together on the CW's Gossip Girl,which ended in December 2012.
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Natasha Henstridge played the oldest of the Rydert sisters,though Kelly Rutherford is nearly six years older than her.

Guilty at 17. 2014 (Canadian/TV Movie), Starring
Erin Sanders ...
Traci Scott
Alex Paxton-Beesley Alex Paxton-Beesley ...
June Gailey
Catherine Dent Catherine Dent ...
Melanie Scott
Michael Woods Michael Woods ...
Don Scott
Chloe Rose Chloe Rose ...
Devon Cavanor
Zack Peladeau Zack Peladeau ...
Jay Allerson
Rob Stewart Rob Stewart ...
Gilbert Adkins
Vanessa Morgan Vanessa Morgan ...
Leigh
Allison Graham Allison Graham ...
Rona Ashton
Jefferson Brown Jefferson Brown ...
Steve Dawson
Kevin Bundy Kevin Bundy ...
Gary Foster
Lindsay Gerro Lindsay Gerro ...
Nurse Linda
Sarah McVie Sarah McVie ...
Detective
Rick Burchill Rick Burchill ...
Irving Cavanor
Sophie Gendron Sophie Gendron ...
Aileen
Xavier Sotelo Xavier Sotelo ...
Detective Morris
Stefan Keyes Stefan Keyes ...
Journalist
Amy Balaton ...
Student (uncredited)
Brian J. Bicknell Brian J. Bicknell ...
Hospital Visitor (uncredited)
Corey Charron Corey Charron ...
Student (uncredited)
Robert Crampton Robert Crampton ...
Doctor (uncredited)
Jocelyn Deighton Jocelyn Deighton ...
Doctor (uncredited)
Chantal Despatie Chantal Despatie ...
Student (uncredited)
Stephen K. Donnelly Stephen K. Donnelly ...
Police Officer, CSI agent (uncredited)
Matt Egner Matt Egner ...
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Lee A. Farruga Lee A. Farruga ...
Forensic Investigator (uncredited)
Aileigh Karson Aileigh Karson ...
Student (uncredited)
Ilish Karson Ilish Karson ...
Student (uncredited)
Marc Leblond Marc Leblond ...
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Paskale Leblond-Champagne Paskale Leblond-Champagne ...
Friend of Devon (uncredited)
Julia A. Long Julia A. Long ...
Teacher (uncredited)
Alan Lummiss Alan Lummiss ...
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Caren Macnevin Caren Macnevin ...
Nurse (uncredited)
Sarah McArdle Sarah McArdle ...
Student (uncredited)
Robyn Vezina Robyn Vezina ...
Student (uncredited)
Megan Weckwerth Megan Weckwerth ...
Student (uncredited)
Roger Wehbe as Teacher and Marie-Eve Beckers as stunt double Erin Sanders. Movie Central, September 17, 2014. Music by Richard Bowers. Soundtrack: "Coming Down Again" - Music and lyrics by Matthew Gerrad, Mike Krompass, Joanne Dolena Krompass and Steven Vickers; "Love And Sea" and "Like It Meant Nothing" - Music and lyrics by Liz Larin; "Into The Wild" - Music and lyrics by Milos Rosas and Sami Gronroos; "Think Before You Hesitate" and "Mind Games" - Music and lyrics by Cameron Defaria.
Storyline: A teenager becomes overwhelmed with guilt after her lies to support a friend's claim of sexual assault lead to the accused teacher's suicide.
Trivia: It is a TV Movie - 90 min - Drama | Mystery | Thriller.
Filming Locations: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. When Traci is talking to her dad in the bleachers, the hood on her sweater goes from zipped inside the sweater to fully outside her sweater.

The Fifth Estate. 2013, Starring
Benedict Cumberbatch as Julian Assange
Daniel Brühl as Daniel Domscheit-Berg
Anthony Mackie as Sam Coulson
David Thewlis as Nick Davies
Moritz Bleibtreu as Marcus
Alicia Vikander as Anke Domscheit-Berg
Stanley Tucci as James Boswell
Laura Linney as Sarah Shaw
Carice van Houten as Birgitta Jónsdóttir
Peter Capaldi as Alan Rusbridger
Dan Stevens as Ian Katz
Alexander Beyer as Marcel Rosenbach
Alexander Siddig as Dr. Tarek Haliseh
Philip Bretherton as Bill Keller

Peter Capaldi ...
Alan Rusbridger
David Thewlis David Thewlis ...
Nick Davies
Anatole Taubman Anatole Taubman ...
Holger Stark
Alexander Beyer Alexander Beyer ...
Marcel Rosenbach
Philip Bretherton Philip Bretherton ...
Bill Keller
Dan Stevens Dan Stevens ...
Ian Katz
Daniel Brühl Daniel Brühl ...
Daniel Berg
Benedict Cumberbatch Benedict Cumberbatch ...
Julian Assange
Jamie Blackley Jamie Blackley ...
Ziggy
Ludger Pistor Ludger Pistor ...
Supervisor
Alicia Vikander Alicia Vikander ...
Anke Domscheit
Michael Kranz Michael Kranz ...
Otto
Christin Nichols Christin Nichols ...
Otto's Girlfriend
Christoph Franken Christoph Franken ...
Game Console Hacker
Ben Rook Ben Rook ...
Young Julian
Lucinda Raikes Lucinda Raikes ...
Julian's Mother
Marleen Lohse Marleen Lohse ...
Tacheles Waitress
Sylvia Rohrer Sylvia Rohrer ...
Zilke's Assistant
Michael Culkin Michael Culkin ...
Ralph Zilke
Axel Milberg Axel Milberg ...
Hans
Joseph Kinyua Muriuki Joseph Kinyua Muriuki ...
John Paul Oulu
Peter King Nzioki Peter King Nzioki ...
Oscar Kamau Kingara (as Peter King Nzioki Mwania)
Lukas Piloty Lukas Piloty ...
German Reporter
Thomas Ancora Thomas Ancora ...
French Reporter
Phil Kaiser Phil Kaiser ...
Rental Agent
Moritz Bleibtreu Moritz Bleibtreu ...
Marcus
Carice van Houten Carice van Houten ...
Birgitta Jónsdóttir
Jeany Spark Jeany Spark ...
Wired Reporter
Laura Linney Laura Linney ...
Sarah Shaw
Anthony Mackie Anthony Mackie ...
Sam Coulson
John Schwab John Schwab ...
White House Staffer
Stanley Tucci Stanley Tucci ...
James Boswell
Lisa Kreuzer Lisa Kreuzer ...
East Berlin Woman
Philipp Langenegger Philipp Langenegger ...
Der Spiegel Reporter
Cornelia Ivancan Cornelia Ivancan ...
WikiLeaks Fan #1
Martin Glade Martin Glade ...
WikiLeaks Fan #2
Franziska Walser Franziska Walser ...
Daniel's Mother
Edgar Selge Edgar Selge ...
Daniel's Father
Alexander Siddig Alexander Siddig ...
Dr. Tarek Haliseh
Michael Jibson Michael Jibson ...
Irritated Reporter
Lydia Leonard Lydia Leonard ...
Alex Lang
William French William French ...
Aide
Darren Evans Darren Evans ...
Private Manning
Kyle Soller Kyle Soller ...
Young Staffer
Nigel Whitmey Nigel Whitmey ...
General Thomason
Sonya Cassidy Sonya Cassidy ...
Alan's Secretary
Chris McKinney Chris McKinney ...
Times Reporter
John Moraitis John Moraitis ...
Bearded Times Reporter
Christian Contreras Christian Contreras ...
Times War Correspondent
Camilla Rutherford Camilla Rutherford ...
Guardian Lawyer
Milena Karas Milena Karas ...
Der Spiegel Reporter #1
Birger Frehse Birger Frehse ...
Der Spiegel Reporter #2
Eben Young Eben Young ...
Diplomat #1
Avye Leventis Avye Leventis ...
Diplomat #2
Rachel Handshaw Rachel Handshaw ...
State Department Staffer #1
Guy Paul Guy Paul ...
State Department Staffer #2
Simon Connolly Simon Connolly ...
State Department Staffer #3
Amr El-Bayoumi Amr El-Bayoumi ...
General
Amir Boutrous Amir Boutrous ...
Mutassim Al-Gaddafi
Mimi Ferrer Mimi Ferrer ...
Shida Haliseh
Fares Ahmed Alahmadi Fares Ahmed Alahmadi ...
Driver
Wilfred Maina Wilfred Maina ...
Man on Phone
Mounir Margoum Mounir Margoum ...
Border Guard
Gudmundur Thorvaldsson Gudmundur Thorvaldsson ...
WikiLeaks Staffer #1
Hera Hilmar Hera Hilmar ...
Wikileaks Staffer #2
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
David Akinloye David Akinloye ...
Airline Passenger (uncredited)
Xenia Assenza Xenia Assenza ...
Pretty Girl (uncredited)
George W. Bush George W. Bush ...
Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Hillary Rodham Clinton Hillary Rodham Clinton ...
Herself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Walter Cronkite Walter Cronkite ...
Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Pascaline Crêvecoeur Pascaline Crêvecoeur ...
Bar's woman (uncredited)
Yuval David Yuval David ...
Broadcast Journalist (uncredited)
Truus de Boer Truus de Boer ...
Diplomatic Staff of the US State Department (uncredited)
Meister Devgan Meister Devgan ...
Hacker (uncredited)
Bjarni Gautur Bjarni Gautur ...
Icelandic Protester (uncredited)
CinSyla Key CinSyla Key ...
The Airplane Passenger (uncredited)
Barack Obama Barack Obama ...
Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Michelle Obama Michelle Obama ...
Herself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Franklin D. Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt ...
Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Egor Savin Egor Savin ...
Komparse (uncredited)
Kristján Sævald Kristján Sævald ...
Icelandic Man (uncredited)
Sean Talo Sean Talo ...
Floormanager (uncredited)
Ben Turner Ben Turner ...
New York Times Reporter (uncredited)
Cedric Tylleman Cedric Tylleman ...
Hacker (uncredited)
Alexander von Roon Alexander von Roon ...
Reporter (uncredited)
Brian Williams Brian Williams ...
Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Ahmad Zarabi as Indian Journalist, Paul Hampshire as stunt driver double: Kenya and Paul Hampshire as stunt double: Alexander Siddig. Movie Central, September 17, 2014. Music by Carter Burwell. Soundtrack: "Stompbox (Spor Remix)" - Written by Liam Black, Leon Harris and Daniel Arnold,
Performed by The Qemists
Courtesy of Ninja Tune
Double Edge
Written by Ema Jolly and Finian Greenall
Performed by Emika
Courtesy of Ninja Tune
Crunch Rhythm
Written by Amon Tobin
Performed by Two Fingers
Courtesy of Big Dada Recordings
Know You
Written by Simon Charles Green
Performed by Bonobo
Courtesy of Ninja Tune
Always
Written and Performed by Amon Tobin
Courtesy of Ninja Tune
Melt!
Written by Steven Ellison
Performed by Flying Lotus
Courtesy of Warp Records
Come Catch Me
Written by Ema Jolly
Performed by Emika
Courtesy of Ninja Tune
Elephant
Written by Kevin Parker and Jay Watson
Performed by Tame Impala
Courtesy of Interscope Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Broadband
Written and Performed by Gabriel Isaac Mounsey
Never Mess With Sunday
Written by Jose Corrales Jr.
Performed by Yppah
Courtesy of Ninja Tune
Daylight
Written by Gabriel Isaac Mounsey
Performed by Liz Graham
Amatik
Written and Performed by Gabriel Isaac Mounsey
Drop The Other
Written by Ema Jolly
Performed by Emika
Courtesy of Ninja Tune
Outro
Written by Anthony Gonzalez and Justin Meldal-Johnsen
Performed by M83
Courtesy of Mute
By Arrangement with Bank Robber Music
Violin Concerto No.5 In A Major Tempo Di Menuetto-Allegro Tempo Di Menuetto
Written by Mozart
Performed by The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Courtesy of Extreme Music
Red Entrance
Written and Performed by Gabriel Isaac Mounsey
Pray (Munchi's Destino Solitario Remix)
Written by Alexander Lloyd and Benjamin Dodson
Performed by Deco Child
Courtesy of Ninja Tune
2020
Performed by Suuns
Written by Ben Shemie, Max Henry, Joseph Yarmush and Liam O'Neill
Courtesy of Secretly Canadian
Gemma's Eyes
Written by Bill Mays
Performed by Bill Mays Trio, feat. Martin Wind and Matt Wilson
Dumb Animals
Written by Dan Boeckner and Alexei Perry
Performed by Handsome Furs
Courtesy of Sub Pop Records.

Trivia: It is a thriller film directed by Bill Condon, about the news-leaking website WikiLeaks. The film stars Benedict Cumberbatch as its editor-in-chief and founder Julian Assange, and Daniel Brühl as its former spokesperson Daniel Domscheit-Berg.[5] Anthony Mackie, David Thewlis, Alicia Vikander, Stanley Tucci, and Laura Linney are featured in supporting roles.[6] The film's screenplay was written by Josh Singer based in-part on Domscheit-Berg's book Inside WikiLeaks: My Time with Julian Assange and the World's Most Dangerous Website (2011), as well as WikiLeaks: Inside Julian Assange's War on Secrecy (2011) by British journalists David Leigh and Luke Harding. The film's name is a term used to describe the people who operate in the manner of journalists outside the normal constraints imposed on the mainstream media.

Co-produced by DreamWorks Pictures and Participant Media, The Fifth Estate premiered at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival,[8][9] and was released in theaters by Touchstone Pictures in the United States on October 18, 2013,[10] with international distribution divided among Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, Reliance Entertainment, and independent arrangements by Mister Smith Entertainment.[11][12] The film performed poorly at the box office[13] and garnered mixed critical reaction, receiving criticism for its screenplay and direction; however, praise was given on the acting, particularly Cumberbatch's performance. Budget - $26 million and Box office - $8,555,008.
During filming, Cumberbatch had to wear three different wigs, false teeth and blue contact lenses, in order to imbue Julian Assange's physical characteristics. The film's title sequence, which depicts the history of news communication, took over a year to create. The film was partially shot in Belgium. As can be seen at the movie poster which contains the Liège-Guillemins railway station.
Filming locations: Ghent, Flanders, Belgium
Brussels, Brussels-Capital, Belgium
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Antwerp, Flanders, Belgium
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Hoeilaart, Belgium
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Liège, Wallonia, Belgium
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Sint-Niklaas, Belgium
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Domaine provincial d'Hélécine, 2 rue Armand Dewolf, Hélécine, Walloon Brabant, Belgium (White House interior scenes);
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Berlin, Germany
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Berliner Congress Center, Berlin, Germany
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Kuenstlerhaus Tacheles, Oranienburger Strasse, Berlin, Germany
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Reykjavik, Iceland (Icelandic bank collapse scene with reporter);
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Blue Lagoon, Grindavík, Reykjanes, Iceland (On the run in Iceland during Assange's second visit).
Languages: English | Icelandic | Swahili | Arabic.
Julian Assange emailed Benedict Cumberbatch to ask him to not to participate in the film.
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The character "Ziggy" is based on the WikiLeaks Volunteer Sigurdur Thordarson that later turned out to be an FBI Informant.
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On September 18 2013, Wikileaks released a mature version of the complete script to the public, because "the film is, from WikiLeaks' perspective, irresponsible, counterproductive and harmful." They also published a "Talking Points" memo "because it represents a frank internal appraisal of [the film] and what is wrong with it."
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James McAvoy was cast as Daniel Domscheit-Berg but he dropped out due to scheduling conflicts his stage play, Macbeth. Daniel Brühl replaced him.
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On July 2012 it was reported that Jeremy Renner was very keen on playing Julian Assange. However, it was announced on October the same year that Benedict Cumberbatch has landed the lead.
The film's title sequence, which depicts the history of news communication, took over a year to create.
In both Brussels airport and the Liège railway station, we hear a Dutch voice with a Hollandic accent (Dutch as spoken in The Netherlands) speaking through the PA. This doesn't make sense as in Liège the language would be French, and in the airport, Dutch announcements would be with a Belgian accent (Flemish).
The building Daniel is working in is supposed to be in Berlin. The building is in fact The Belgacom Tower in Brussels, you can even see the Belgian flag on top of the building.
The caption says that Assange is in Tonsberg, Norway. The video is showing Aalesund, which is in a whole other part of the country.
1The Julian Assange interview at the Ecuadorian embassy has the Colombian flag in the background. Quote: Julian Assange: "As Oscar Wilde said, 'Man is least himself when he talks with his own person. Give a man a mask, and he will tell you the truth.'"

Cottage Country. 2013 (Canadian black comedy), Starring
Malin Åkerman as Cammie Ryan
Tyler Labine as Todd Chipowski
Dan Petronijevic as Salinger Chipowski
Lucy Punch as Masha
Jim Annan as Constable Grant
Benjamin Ayres as Dov Rosenberg
Sabrina Grdevich as Officer Mackenzie

Malin Akerman ...
Cammie Ryan
Tyler Labine Tyler Labine ...
Todd Chipowski
Lucy Punch Lucy Punch ...
Masha
Dan Petronijevic Dan Petronijevic ...
Salinger Chipowski (as Daniel Petronijevic)
Benjamin Ayres Benjamin Ayres ...
Dov Rosenberg
Kenneth Welsh Kenneth Welsh ...
Earl
Nancy Beatty Nancy Beatty ...
Mary
Sabrina Grdevich Sabrina Grdevich ...
Sergeant Mackenzie
Jim Annan Jim Annan ...
Constable Grant
Jonathan Crombie Jonathan Crombie ...
Dan Mushin
Earl Pastko Earl Pastko ...
Vagrant
Bill Turnbull Bill Turnbull ...
Stoned Kid
Jason C. Paul Jason C. Paul ...
Hipster I
Chuck Erlichman Chuck Erlichman ...
Balladeer I
Beau Ferris Beau Ferris ...
Cannon Ball Guy
Spencer Birman Spencer Birman ...
Party Guy
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Randy Brown as Forensic Police Officer and Wayne V. Johnson as Police Officer. Movie Central, September 17, 2014. Music by Asher Lenz and original music by Stephen Skratt. Soundtrack: "If Didn't Care" - Performed by The Ink Spots, Also Performed by The Platters; "Cyborg 2.0" - Performed by Sam Sugel and Ian Davis; "Rockin' In The Cradle Of The South" - Performed by David Baxter; "Gambling Man" and "To Your Health" - Performed by Chuck Erichman, "Willow Garden" (Traditional-Public Domain) - Performed by Chuck Erichman.
Storyline: Todd (Labine) wants everything to be perfect at his family cottage where he plans to propose to Cammie (Åkerman). But things go wrong when Todd's slacker brother Salinger (Petronijevic) and his free-spirited girlfriend Masha (Punch) show up. Todd accidentally kills his brother with an axe, Cammie is determined not to let murder stand in the way of their happiness.
Trivia: It is a Canadian action comedy crime film directed by Peter Wellington. It stars Malin Åkerman, Tyler Labine, Dan Petronijevic and Lucy Punch. It was released on March 14, 2013.
Filming Locations: Town of Gravenhurst, Sparrow Lake, Dundas, Dundas Conservation Area and Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.

The Nut Job. 2014 (Canadian/South Korean/American computer-animated heist-comedy), Starring
Will Arnett as Surly, a purple squirrel.[1]
Brendan Fraser as Grayson, an incompetent Eastern gray squirrel who is considered the "park hero."[1]
Gabriel Iglesias as Jimmy, a groundhog who is the leader of the Bruisers.[9][10]
Jeff Dunham as Mole, a mole who works for Raccoon.
Liam Neeson as Raccoon, a raccoon who is a con artist and the self-proclaimed leader of the park community.
Katherine Heigl as Andie, a compassionate red squirrel.[1]
Stephen Lang as Percy "King" Dimplewade, a mob boss.
Maya Rudolph as Precious, a pug owned by Lucky who sides with Surly.[1]
Sarah Gadon as Lana, King's girlfriend.
James Rankin as Fingers, King's fellow criminal who helps Lucky run "Maury's Nut Shop."
Scott Yaphe as Lucky, the owner of the peanut cart who is Precious' owner and King's associate.
Joe Pingue as Johnny, a groundhog and a member of the Bruisers.
Annick Obonsawin as Jamie, a small groundhog and a member of the Bruisers.
Julie Lemieux as Girl Scout
Robert Tinkler as Buddy, Surly's best friend and rat partner who does not talk much.
Tinkler also voices Redline, a mouse who idolizes Grayson.
James Kee as Street Rat, Armored Truck Guard
Scott McCord as Police Officer.
McCord also provides the voices of the miscellaneous animals.
Katie Griffin as Pigeon

Will Arnett ...
Surly (voice)
Brendan Fraser Brendan Fraser ...
Grayson (voice)
Liam Neeson Liam Neeson ...
Raccoon (voice)
Katherine Heigl Katherine Heigl ...
Andie (voice)
Stephen Lang Stephen Lang ...
King (voice)
Maya Rudolph Maya Rudolph ...
Precious (voice)
Jeff Dunham Jeff Dunham ...
Mole (voice)
Gabriel Iglesias Gabriel Iglesias ...
Jimmy (voice)
Sarah Gadon Sarah Gadon ...
Lana (voice)
James Rankin James Rankin ...
Fingers (voice)
Scott Yaphe Scott Yaphe ...
Lucky (voice)
Joe Pingue Joe Pingue ...
Johnny (voice)
Annick Obonsawin Annick Obonsawin ...
Jamie (voice)
Julie Lemieux Julie Lemieux ...
Girl Scout (voice)
Robert Tinkler Robert Tinkler ...
Redline / Buddy (voice) (as Rob Tinkler)
James Kee James Kee ...
Rat / Armoured Guard (voice)
Scott McCord Scott McCord ...
Police Officer / Misc. Animals (voice)
Katie Griffin Katie Griffin ...
Pigeon (voice)
Psy Psy ...
Special Cast. Movie Central, September 17, 2014. Music by Paul Intson. Soundtrack: "N.E.V.E.R" - Performed by Alana D,
Written by Alana da Fonseca and Ali Theodore
Courtesy of DeeTown Entertainment
Fish Out of Water
Performed by Leo Soul
Written by Mansa Wakili, Colton Fisher, Jason Rabinowitz
Courtesy of Bridge Compositions
Wonderful Sound
Written by Harry Bluestone
Published by CPM Metro Park
Courtesy of APM Music
Great Intentions
Performed by Damato
Written by Jason French Muniz, Jason Rabinowitz, Colton Fisher, James Katalbas
Courtesy of Bridge Compositions
What's Tomorrows Weather
Written by Harry Bluestone
Published by CPM Metro Park
Courtesy of APM Music
Oh Well
Performed by Skully Boyz
Written by Zack Arnett, Jason Rabinowitz, Colton Fisher, James Katalbas
Courtesy of Bridge Compositions
Push Play
Performed by Sixx John
Written by Colton Fisher, Jason Rabinowitz, Sixx Johnson
Courtesy of Bridge Compositions
Heist Man Trophy
Performed by The LA Outfit
Written by Eric Goldman
Courtesy of Keep Smiling
Gangnam Style
Performed by Psy
Courtesy of Universal Republic Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Written by Park Jai Sang and Yoo Gun Hyung
Published by Universal Tunes A Div of Songs of Universal, Sony/ATV Music Publishing Korea.

Storyline: An incorrigibly self-serving exiled squirrel finds himself helping his former park brethren raid a nut store to survive, that is also the front for a human gang's bank robbery.
Trivia: It is a 3D computer-animated heist-comedy film directed by Peter Lepeniotis (who also wrote the film with Lorne Cameron) and starring the voices of Will Arnett, Brendan Fraser, Gabriel Iglesias, Jeff Dunham, Liam Neeson and Katherine Heigl. The film is based on Lepeniotis's 2005 short animated film Surly Squirrel.[6] It was released on January 17, 2014, by Open Road Films.[7] With a budget of $42.8 million, it is the most expensive animated film co-produced in South Korea. A sequel, titled The Nut Job 2, is scheduled to be released on January 15, 2016.
South Korean entertainer, PSY makes a cameo appearance as himself during the film's ending credits which would also feature his hit song "Gangnam Style." The Nut Job received negative reviews from critics.
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Halfway through the end credits there is a scene with the Raccoon sitting on a buoy.
In Surly Squirrel (2005), the original short film about of the rivalry between Raccoon & his followers against Surly & Buddy, Raccoon's team are depicted as the "good" side. In this feature length remake, this is reversed.
The dog whistle is treated like it's painful for the dog to hear, but not any other of animals. Actually, a dog whistle would be just as painful for the squirrels to hear, because their hearing range is within the frequency of a dog whistle.
Quotes: 1. Grayson: "This squirrel is a hero!" 2. Surly: "It's not going to be easy but we're talkin' almonds, pistachios, walnuts and did I mention the peanut brittle?" Jimmy: "Whoa, is that a nut, or a candy?" Surly: [laughs] "Both." 3. Surly: "Buddy, we found it! The lost city of Nutlantis!"

Uptown Girls. 2003, Starring
Brittany Murphy as Molly Gunn
Dakota Fanning as Lorraine "Ray" Schleine
Marley Shelton as Ingrid
Donald Faison as Huey
Jesse Spencer as Neal Fox
Austin Pendleton as Mr. McConkey
Heather Locklear as Roma Schleine
Pell James as Julie
Wynter Kullman as Holly
Amy Korb as Kelli

Brittany Murphy ...
Molly
Dakota Fanning Dakota Fanning ...
Ray
Marley Shelton Marley Shelton ...
Ingrid
Donald Faison Donald Faison ...
Huey
Jesse Spencer Jesse Spencer ...
Neal
Austin Pendleton Austin Pendleton ...
Mr. McConkey
Heather Locklear Heather Locklear ...
Roma Schleine
Will Toale Will Toale ...
Briefs Model
Marceline Hugot Marceline Hugot ...
Nurse
Pell James Pell James ...
Julie
Quddus Quddus ...
Party Guy (as Benjamin Quddus Philippe)
Russell Steinberg Russell Steinberg ...
Party Guy
Fisher Stevens Fisher Stevens ...
Fisher Stevens
Susanna Frazer Susanna Frazer ...
Ballet Teacher
Wynter Kullman Wynter Kullman ...
Holly
Amy Korb Amy Korb ...
Kelli
Geraldine Bartlett Geraldine Bartlett ...
Woman
Mark McGrath Mark McGrath ...
Rock Star
Dave Navarro Dave Navarro ...
Rock Star
Peter James Kelsch Peter James Kelsch ...
Auction Hippie
Edmund Genest Edmund Genest ...
Auctioneer (as Edmond Genest)
Greg Baglia Greg Baglia ...
Burly Man
Angelina Hong Angelina Hong ...
Cashier
Rocco Musacchia Rocco Musacchia ...
Hot Dog Vendor
Edward Hibbert Edward Hibbert ...
Christies' Rep
David Wells David Wells ...
Celebrity Date
Ramsey Faragallah Ramsey Faragallah ...
Limo Driver
Tania Deighton Tania Deighton ...
Elke
Tom Reilly Tom Reilly ...
Executive
Reed Birney Reed Birney ...
Executive
Polly Adams Polly Adams ...
Executive
Laurine Towler Laurine Towler ...
Admissions Counselor
Martin Shakar Martin Shakar ...
Mr. Feldman
Valentina McKenzie Valentina McKenzie ...
Housemaid
Wayne Gurman Wayne Gurman ...
Moving Man
Susan Willis Susan Willis ...
Old Lady
A.D. Miles A.D. Miles ...
Phone Rep
Maria Finglas Maria Finglas ...
Store Manager
Philip Levy Philip Levy ...
Street Sweeper
Anthony J. Ribustello Anthony J. Ribustello ...
Tony - Doorman
Brian Friedman Brian Friedman ...
Celebrity
Nas Nas ...
Celebrity (as Nasir Jones)
Carmen Electra Carmen Electra ...
Celebrity
Duncan Sheik Duncan Sheik ...
Celebrity
Dana Klein Dana Klein ...
Screaming Teen
Samantha Toohey Samantha Toohey ...
Screaming Teen
Jeremy Petardi Jeremy Petardi ...
$2500 Man
Ilia Jessica Castro Ilia Jessica Castro ...
Music Video Dancer
D. Foster D. Foster ...
Music Video Dancer
Michelle Hammar Michelle Hammar ...
Music Video Dancer
Kerrin Hubbard Kerrin Hubbard ...
Music Video Dancer
Stephanie Landwehr Stephanie Landwehr ...
Music Video Dancer
Jennifer Leigh Schwerer Jennifer Leigh Schwerer ...
Music Video Dancer (as Jennifer Schwerer)
Ojela Burkhard Ojela Burkhard ...
Ballet Dancer
Emily Cardea Emily Cardea ...
Ballet Dancer
Stephanie Carlisle Stephanie Carlisle ...
Ballet Dancer
Lara-Michelle Georgi Lara-Michelle Georgi ...
Ballet Dancer
Kara Gibson Kara Gibson ...
Ballet Dancer
Lauren Jenkins Lauren Jenkins ...
Ballet Dancer
Lindsey Laggan Lindsey Laggan ...
Ballet Dancer
Karen Lam Karen Lam ...
Ballet Dancer
Christa Sousa Christa Sousa ...
Ballet Dancer
Vania Sousa Vania Sousa ...
Ballet Dancer
Flora Wildes Flora Wildes ...
Ballet Dancer
Madeleine Armstrong Madeleine Armstrong ...
Ballet Dancer
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Nicholas J. Coleman Nicholas J. Coleman ...
Ballerina Parent (uncredited)
Tony Devon Tony Devon ...
Limo Driver (uncredited)
Bill Kotsatos Bill Kotsatos ...
Bar Patron (uncredited)
Alex McCord Alex McCord ...
Molly's Girlfriend (uncredited)
Melisa McGregor Melisa McGregor ...
Yoga Girl (uncredited)
Andrew Saxe as Medical Technician and Michael Urie as Pig Walker. Encore Avenue, September 18, 2014. Music by Joel McNeely. Soundtrack: "On Broadway (Live Version)
(1962)" - Music by Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller and Barry Mann,
Lyrics by Cynthia Weil
Performed by George Benson
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.
By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing
Charmed Life
Written by Keith Brown and Steve Mandile
Performed by Leigh Nash of Sixpence None The Richer
Produced by Keith Brown and Steve Mandile
Leigh Nash appears courtesy of Squint Entertainment
E Is for Everybody
Written by Sam Hollander, David Schommer, Jill Cunniff
Performed by Cooler Kids
Courtesy of DreamWorks Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Night of Love
Written by Carlos Meléndez
Performed by Chris Rodriguez
Produced by Keith Brown and Steve Mandile
Chris Rodriguez appears courtesy of Word Records
Molly Smiles
Written by Carlos Meléndez
Performed by Jesse Spencer
Produced by Stewart Lerman
Swan Lake Ballet
Selections (1877)
Composed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (as Peter Il'yich Tchaikovsky)
Performed by the Russian State Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Dmitry Yablonsky
A Naxos of America recording
By Arrangement with Kaleidosound and Promusic, Inc.
Sheets of Egyptian Cotton
Written by Carlos Meléndez
Performed by Jesse Spencer
Additional vocals by Chris Rodriguez
Produced by Keith Brown and Steve Mandile
Chris Rodriguez appears courtesy of Word Records
Spinning Around the Sun
Written by Keith Brown and Steve Mandile
Performed by Martina Sorbara
Produced by Keith Brown and Steve Mandile
Martina Sorbara appears courtesy of Nettwerk Productions
Sexiest Man in Jamaica
(2002)
Written by Chris Baker, Neil Claxton, Prince Buster
Performed by Mint Royale
Courtesy of Faith & Hope Records
Victory
Written by Lincoln Cushman, Lorien Jones, Andrea Wasse
Performed by The Weekend
Courtesy of teenage USA recordings
Time
Written by Chantal Kreviazuk, Gregg Wattenberg, Raine Maida
Performed by Chantal Kreviazuk
Courtesy of Columbia Records/Sony Music Entertainment (Canada) Ltd.
By Arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment.

Trivia: It is a teen comedy film directed by Boaz Yakin, who was working from a screenplay which Julia Dahl, Mo Ogrodnik and Lisa Davidowitz had adapted from the story by Allison Jacobs. It starred Brittany Murphy as a 22-year-old living a charmed life as the daughter of a famous rock and roll musician. Dakota Fanning, Heather Locklear, Marley Shelton, Donald Faison and Jesse Spencer also starred. The film opened at #5 at the U.S. box office raking in 11,277,367 USD in its opening weekend. Uptown Girls was panned by critics, with Rotten Tomatoes giving it a 14% rating based on 111 reviews. Budget - $20 million; Box office - $44,617,342.
Following Brittany Murphy's death at the age of 32 on December 20, 2009, Dakota Fanning, at age 15, stated that she cherished the time they spent together while working on the film, and that she was "very grateful that [she] had the chance to work with [Murphy]."[2]
Jesse Spencer sings "Molly Smiles" in the movie as well as "Sheets of Egyptian Cotton", which had additional vocals by Chris Rodriguez. However, the song "Night Of Love" was completely sung by Rodriguez, but is implied in the film to be Spencer, and also sometimes credited (such as on iTunes).
The lampshade as a hair accessory was the production team's idea, but Brittany Murphy had the idea to scrunch it up and use it as a barrette.
The songs "Night of Love", "Molly Smiles", and "Sheets of Egyptian Cotton" are in the credits as "Written by Carlos Melendez", a member of the first lineup of Menudo.
Director Boaz Yakin later directed (and also wrote) Safe, a crime thriller with a similar plot elements.
Filming locations:
Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
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Central Park, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA
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Silvercup Studios - 4222 22nd Street, Long Island City, Queens, New York City, New York, USA (studio).
References:
The Shining (1980)
Mermaids (1990)
In Mermaids Christina Ricci's character Kate says "Act your age not your shoe size" to her older sister while she's dancing in her mother's dress. In Uptown Girls Dakota Fanning's character says the same thing to Brittany Murphy's character while she's dancing down the street after saying she thinks the freestyle dance looked fun.
Titanic (1997)
Big Daddy (1999)
Maid in Manhattan (2002)
Referenced in:
Jason vs. Sadako (2003) (Short)
referenced in cartoon
The Lowdown on Uptown (2004) (Video)
making.of the movie
The Office: Safety Training (2007) (TV Episode)
Kelly mentions this movie
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: Episode #7.158 (2009) (TV Episode)
Included in a $500 question.
The denim dress Molly wears when picking Ray up from school for the first time is a vintage dress from the seventies that belonged to the costumer designer's sister Kate when she was twelve that had been hand-customized by a babysitter. The name "Kate" was bedazzled on the back of the dress, but Brittany Murphy opted to wear a backpack to cover it up rather than ruin the history of the dress by removing the name. The name can still be seen briefly a few scenes later.
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While the Lampshade as a head accessory was the production team's idea, it was Brittany Murphy's idea to scrunch it up and wear it as a barrette.
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The character of Huey was originally written to be edgy, unlikeable and bossy; eventually his character was changed to be slightly lighter and more fun so that he seemed as if he would be someone Molly would be friends with.
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Dakota Fanning found it incredibly easy to perform her ballet recital scenes in front of a large audience as she'd performed at ballet recitals in her personal life.
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Piper Perabo was originally considered for the role of Molly Gunn.
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The "music video" credits show it to be directed by Boaz Yakin, who was the actual director for this movie.
Quotes: 1. Molly Gunn: "Kid, have you ever been to a shrink?" Ray: "Since I was three." 2. Molly Gunn: [of Neal's music video] "This is so 80's it makes my hair poof." 3. Ray quotes Mikhail Baryshnikov: "Fundamentals are the building blocks of fun."

Crazy Moon. 1987 (Canadian/American), Starring
Kiefer Sutherland as Brooks
Vanessa Vaughan as Anne
Peter Spence as Cleveland
Ken Pogue as Alec
Eve Napier as Mimi
Sean McCann as Anne's Father
Bronwen Mantel as Anne's Mother
Terri Hawkes as Pamela

Kiefer Sutherland ...
Brooks
Vanessa Vaughan Vanessa Vaughan ...
Anne
Peter Spence Peter Spence ...
Cleveland
Ken Pogue Ken Pogue ...
Alec
Eve Napier Eve Napier ...
Mimi
Sean McCann Sean McCann ...
Anne's Father
Bronwen Mantel Bronwen Mantel ...
Anne's Mother
Terri Hawkes Terri Hawkes ...
Pamela
Harry Hill Harry Hill ...
Dr. Bruno
Barbara Jones Barbara Jones ...
Speech Therapist
Eddie Roy Eddie Roy ...
Val
Sheena Larkin Sheena Larkin ...
Aunt Elsa
Chantal Condor Chantal Condor ...
Cleveland's Girlfriend
Carla Napier Carla Napier ...
Hearing Impaired Teenager
Tara O'Donnell Tara O'Donnell ...
Hearing Impaired Teenager
Andrea Robinson Andrea Robinson ...
Hearing Impaired Teenager
Joanne Meath Joanne Meath ...
Hearing Impaired Teenager
Michael Duguay Michael Duguay ...
Hearing Impaired Teenager
Rodney Gorchinsky Rodney Gorchinsky ...
Hearing Impaired Teenager
Tracy Howe Tracy Howe ...
Rock Concert Performer (Rational Youth)
Kevin Breit Kevin Breit ...
Rock Concert Performer (Rational Youth)
Jim MacDonald Jim MacDonald ...
Rock Concert Performer (Rational Youth)
Owen Tennyson Owen Tennyson ...
Rock Concert Performer (Rational Youth)
Rick Joudrey Rick Joudrey ...
Rock Concert Performer (Rational Youth)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Stefan Wodoslawsky as Sports Store Manager and Jared Labelle as Boy on Shuttle. Movie Central, September 18, 2014. Music by Lou Forestieri and Rational Youth. Soundtrack: "Boo Hoo" - Performed by Russ Morgan,
You Got Me
Performed by Russ Morgan
Boog It
Performed by Glenn Miller
I'll Be Seeing You
Performed by Jo Stafford
In Your Eyes
Performed by Rational Youth
Call Me
Performed by Rational Youth
You Speak to Me in Dreams
Performed by Rational Youth.

Storyline: A rich but slightly odd teenager has various adventures with his older brother leading him astray. One day while stealing a mannequin from a clothes store, he falls for the deaf female employee. The story follows their relationship as each of them learn from the others strengths and weaknesses.
Trivia: It is a Canadian film written by Tom Berry and Stefan Wodoslawsky, directed by Allan Eastman, starring Kiefer Sutherland and Vanessa Vaughan.
Filming Locations: Québec, Canada; Montreal, Québec; Mirabel Airport, Montreal, Québec.

The Frisco Kid. 1979 (western), Starring
Gene Wilder as Avram Belinski
Harrison Ford as Tommy Lillard
Ramon Bieri as Mr. Jones
Val Bisoglio as Chief Gray Cloud
George DiCenzo as Darryl Diggs (as George Ralph DiCenzo)
Leo Fuchs as Chief Rabbi
Penny Peyser as Rosalie Bender
William Smith as Matt Diggs
Jack Somack as Samuel Bender
Beege Barkette as Sarah Mindl Bender
Shay Duffin as O'Leary
Walter Janovitz as Old Amish man (as Walter Janowitz)
Joe Kapp as Monterano
Clyde Kusatsu as Mr. Ping (railroad work crew)
Clifford A. Pellow as Mr. Daniels (as Cliff Pellow)
Eda Reiss Merin as Mrs. Bender

Gene Wilder ...
Avram
Harrison Ford Harrison Ford ...
Tommy
Ramon Bieri Ramon Bieri ...
Mr. Jones
Val Bisoglio Val Bisoglio ...
Chief Gray Cloud
George DiCenzo George DiCenzo ...
Darryl Diggs (as George Ralph DiCenzo)
Leo Fuchs Leo Fuchs ...
Chief Rabbi
Penny Peyser Penny Peyser ...
Rosalie
William Smith William Smith ...
Matt Diggs
Jack Somack Jack Somack ...
Samuel Bender
Beege Barkette Beege Barkette ...
Sarah Mindl (as Beege Barkett)
Shay Duffin Shay Duffin ...
O'Leary
Walter Janovitz Walter Janovitz ...
Old Amish Man (as Walter Janowitz)
Joe Kapp Joe Kapp ...
Monterano
Clyde Kusatsu Clyde Kusatsu ...
Mr. Ping
Clifford A. Pellow Clifford A. Pellow ...
Mr. Daniels (as Cliff Pellow)
Allan Rich Allan Rich ...
Mr. Bialik
Henry Rowland Henry Rowland ...
1st Farmer - Amish Man
Vincent Schiavelli Vincent Schiavelli ...
Brother Bruno
John Steadman John Steadman ...
Booking Agent
Ian Wolfe Ian Wolfe ...
Father Joseph
Steffen Zacharias Steffen Zacharias ...
Herschel Rosensheine
Eda Reiss Merin Eda Reiss Merin ...
Mrs. Bender
Kenny Selko Kenny Selko ...
Little Boy
Warren Selko Warren Selko ...
Little Boy
John Bleifer John Bleifer ...
First Rabbi
Ben Kahlon Ben Kahlon ...
Rabbi
Michael Elias Michael Elias ...
Rabbi
Rolfe Sedan Rolfe Sedan ...
Rabbi
Rusty Blitz Rusty Blitz ...
Rabbi
Sam Nudell Sam Nudell ...
Rabbi
Gabriel Curtiz Gabriel Curtiz ...
Rabbi (as Gabriel Curtis)
Larry Gelman Larry Gelman ...
Rabbi
Zachary Berger Zachary Berger ...
Rabbi
Martin Garner Martin Garner ...
Rabbi
Herbert Mitchel Herbert Mitchel ...
Black Man
David Bradley David Bradley ...
Julius Rosensheine
Richard Dunham Richard Dunham ...
Second Farmer - Amish Man
Bret Briggs Bret Briggs ...
Little Amish Boy
Brad Briggs Brad Briggs ...
Little Amish Boy
Chip Frye Chip Frye ...
Teenage Boy
June Constable June Constable ...
Amish Wife
Jacques Hampton Jacques Hampton ...
Fisherman #1
Roy Kaye Roy Kaye ...
Fisherman #2
Catherine Chase Catherine Chase ...
Lady on Train
Linda Stearns Linda Stearns ...
Mother
Heidi Stearns Heidi Stearns ...
Jane
Howard Gudmundson Howard Gudmundson ...
Railroad Employee Applicant
Marty White Marty White ...
Railroad Employee Applicant
George Barrows George Barrows ...
Ticket Purchaser
Gloria Hayes Gloria Hayes ...
Indian Maiden
Alex Romero Alex Romero ...
Wild Old Man
Robert Padilla Robert Padilla ...
Medicine Man
Frank De Vol Frank De Vol ...
Piano Player - Old Timer (as Frank DeVol)
Alvin Greenman Alvin Greenman ...
Wedding Guest
Joe Massengale Joe Massengale ...
Cowboy #1
Richard Kennedy Richard Kennedy ...
Cowboy #2
Dick Dickinson Dick Dickinson ...
Cowboy #3
Allan Keller Allan Keller ...
Cowboy #4
Tom Lillard Tom Lillard ...
Sheriff (as Tommy Lillard)
Karl Lukas Karl Lukas ...
Bartender
Young Jue Young Jue ...
Waiter
Christine Glazier Christine Glazier ...
Dance Hall Girl
Hank Robinson Hank Robinson ...
Croupier (as Henry F. Robinson). Encore Avenue, September 18, 2014, with Dr. Connie Luther. Music by Frank De Vol. Soundtrack: "Beautiful Dreamer" - Composed by Stephen Foster (as Stephen Collins Foster);
Camptown Races
Composed by Stephen Foster (as Stephen Collins Foster)
Waltz 'Gold and Silver'
Composed by Franz Lehár.

Trivia: It is a movie directed by Robert Aldrich. The movie is a Western comedy featuring Gene Wilder as Avram Belinski, a Polish rabbi who is traveling to San Francisco, and Harrison Ford as a bank robber who befriends him.
According to Gene Wilder's autobiography, the Tommy role, played by Harrison Ford, was originally planned for John Wayne.

Aldrich replaced director Dick Richards during preproduction.
At one point, Wilder says to Ford that Poland is right next to Czechoslovakia, but the movie is set in 1850 and neither Poland nor Czechoslovakia existed as independent nations until 1918.
Critical reception: Vincent Canby of The New York Times described The Frisco Kid as "harmless chaos": "People keep coming and going and doing ferociously cute things, but never anything that could appeal to anyone except a close relative or someone with a built-in weakness for anything ethnic whatsoever." He criticized the lack of plot development, saying that, while based on a clever idea, The Frisco Kid ultimately fails to deliver on its promise.
Budget $9.2 million[1]
Box office $4.7 million.
Filming locations:
Colorado, USA
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Columbia/Warner Bros. Ranch - 411 North Hollywood Way, Burbank, California, USA
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Greeley, Colorado, USA
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Jenner, California, USA
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Mescal, Arizona, USA
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Nogales, Arizona, USA
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Rio Rico, Arizona, USA.
The opening credits are still being shown at the 16-minute mark.
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"The Frisco Kid" wasn't the first time this title was used. There was another western made in 1935, Frisco Kid (1935), but this film was not a remake of that one.
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The movie traded on Gene Wilder's western-comedy screen persona from the earlier spoof western hit movie Blazing Saddles (1974) which had been made and released about five years earlier. It also did this a year later in Stir Crazy (1980) by making Wilder a hero at riding a rodeo mechanical bull even labeling Wilder at one point an "Urban Cowboy".
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In his autobiography, Gene Wilder says that John Wayne was offered the part that was eventually played by Harrison Ford. Wayne loved the role and was eager to work with Wilder. However, an agent tried to offer Wayne less than his usual fee and the legendary actor turned the film down. This may be true, but it is actually unlikely. By 1979 Wayne was too ill with stomach cancer to consider film work, and in fact he died later that year from the disease.
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Not the first western for Harrison Ford. Ford appeared in westerns when he was unknown in television and in such films as Journey to Shiloh (1968) and A Time for Killing (1967). However, The Frisco Kid (1979) would be Ford's last western until Cowboys & Aliens (2011).
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One of five movies in which Gene Wilder plays a man wrongly accused of committing a crime. The films include Silver Streak (1976), The Frisco Kid (1979), Stir Crazy (1980), Hanky Panky (1982), and See No Evil, Hear No Evil (1989).
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One of a number of Hollywood westerns that were a flop at the box-office during the late 1970s / early 1980s. Others included Barbarosa (1982), The Mountain Men (1980), The Villain (1979), Goin' South (1978), Hard Country (1981), The Frisco Kid (1979), Cattle Annie and Little Britches (1981), and The Legend of the Lone Ranger (1981).
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Final film of veteran character actor Henry Rowland.
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Noticeable in the trailer for this Warner Brothers movie was the use of footage of Gene Wilder from Wilder's earlier films such as Warner Bros' Blazing Saddles (1974) but also ones from Wilder's other studio pictures from 20th Century Fox, Silver Streak (1976) and Young Frankenstein (1974).
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Sixth and final western directed by Robert Aldrich. Aldrich's earlier oaters were Apache (1954), Vera Cruz (1954), 4 for Texas (1963), Ulzana's Raid (1972) and The Last Sunset (1961).
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Penultimate film directed by Robert Aldrich. ...All the Marbles (1981) would be his last two years later.
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Gene Wilder sports a beard in this movie.
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One of two western comedies released in 1979. The other was The Villain (1979).
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The film's opening title card reads "(Poland 1850)".
Quote: Tommy: "You sure talk funny. Where you born at?" Avram: "Poland." Tommy: "Oh. Is that near Pittsburgh?" Avram: "No, that's near Czechoslovakia." Anachronisms: 1. In a conversation between Avram and Tommy there is a reference to the country of Czechoslovakia. The film is set in 1850 but Czechoslovakia was established in 1918 as a result of WWI. The territory was then called Bohemia.
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The movie is set in 1850, and in the early scenes (probably in Pennsylvania with the Amish community) there are barbed wire fences lining the roads. Barbed wire wasn't invented until 1873 (earlier versions might have been available but were not mass produced and certainly not for that long of a stretch) and was intended mainly for the western United States, not the eastern half.
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The movie takes place in 1850. Tommy Lillard holds up a Wells Fargo office in a frontier town; Wells Fargo wasn't founded until 1852.
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When the native Americans are manhandling Tommy at their village, one of the Indians is clearly wearing a gold wristwatch on an expanding metal strap. See it at 1:03:12 on the Region 1 DVD.
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The road Avram is walking down at the beginning of the movie is clearly a modern gravel road for automobile traffic.
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Several characters use the Colt Army .44 cal pistol. This wasn't developed until 1860. Also, during the final gun fight, Matt Diggs gives the rabbi a Remington New Model Army .44 cal pistol. This didn't come out until 1858.
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At the beginning of the movie, set in 1850, the Chief Rabbi refers to Avram as a "shmendrick." This term originates in the operetta "Shmendrik, oder Die komishe Chaseneh" (1877) by Abraham Goldfaden.
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In the small town Avram & Tommy stop in when it's snowing, a woman is singing 'Beautiful Dreamer' in a bar. The song wasn't published until 1864, the year its author, Stephen Foster, died.
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The movie is set in 1850. However, the steam locomotive used in the train scenes has a 2-8-0 wheel arrangement. These locomotives were used in the US starting in the 1860s.

I Give It a Year. 2013 (British), Starring
Rose Byrne as Natasha "Nat" Redfern
Rafe Spall as Joshua "Josh" Moss
Anna Faris as Chloe
Simon Baker as Guy Harrap
Stephen Merchant as Dan
Minnie Driver as Naomi
Jason Flemyng as Hugh
Olivia Colman as Linda

Rose Byrne ...
Nat
Rafe Spall Rafe Spall ...
Josh
Alex Macqueen Alex Macqueen ...
Minister
Stephen Merchant Stephen Merchant ...
Danny
Jane Asher Jane Asher ...
Diana
Terence Harvey Terence Harvey ...
Alec
Minnie Driver Minnie Driver ...
Naomi
Jason Flemyng Jason Flemyng ...
Hugh
Nigel Planer Nigel Planer ...
Brian
Maisy Mazer Maisy Mazer ...
Bridesmaid
Matilda Thykier Matilda Thykier ...
Bridesmaid
Clare Higgins Clare Higgins ...
Elaine
Anna Faris Anna Faris ...
Chloe
Kevin Moore Kevin Moore ...
Toastmaster
Olivia Colman Olivia Colman ...
Linda
Alisha Bailey Alisha Bailey ...
Kate
Kerry Howard Kerry Howard ...
Clare
Daisy Haggard Daisy Haggard ...
Helen
Tim Key Tim Key ...
Alan
Simon Baker Simon Baker ...
Guy
Djalenga Scott Djalenga Scott ...
Alexandra
Joseph Millson Joseph Millson ...
Charlie
Sue Wallace Sue Wallace ...
Janet
Daisy Donovan Daisy Donovan ...
Partygoer
William Andrews William Andrews ...
Joke Thief
Derek Hutchinson Derek Hutchinson ...
Business Guy
Hasina Haque Hasina Haque ...
Preeta
Pandora Colin Pandora Colin ...
Jane
Martin Trenaman Martin Trenaman ...
HR Man
Anna Skellern Anna Skellern ...
Claudia
Dustin Demri-Burns Dustin Demri-Burns ...
Dove Violinist
Clare Welch Clare Welch ...
Granny
Audrey Nicholson Audrey Nicholson ...
Woman with Taxi
Peter Mair Peter Mair ...
Man with Taxi
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Lee Asquith-Coe Lee Asquith-Coe ...
Party Goer (uncredited)
Paul Blackwell Paul Blackwell ...
Waiter at Wedding (uncredited)
Leon Corbin Leon Corbin ...
Passerby (uncredited)
Sam Creed Sam Creed ...
Euro Star Man (uncredited)
Eva Dagoo Eva Dagoo ...
Fireworks guest (uncredited)
Ray Donn Ray Donn ...
Eurostar Passenger (uncredited)
Craig Izzard Craig Izzard ...
Customer (uncredited)
Bron James Bron James ...
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Ali Jardine Ali Jardine ...
Passenger (uncredited)
Martin John King Martin John King ...
Roger (uncredited)
Simone Liebman Simone Liebman ...
Client (uncredited)
Shaun Lucas Shaun Lucas ...
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
João Costa Menezes João Costa Menezes ...
Client (uncredited)
Shane Salter Shane Salter ...
Christmas Party Guest (uncredited)
Marcus Sinclair Marcus Sinclair ...
Pool bar Patron (uncredited)
June Smith June Smith ...
Xmas Party Reveller (uncredited)
Glen Stanway Glen Stanway ...
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Senem Temiz Senem Temiz ...
Client (uncredited)
Freddie-Joe Twine as Choirboy and Glenn Webster as Eurostar Staff. Movie Central, September 19, 2014. Music by Ilan Eshkeri. Soundtrack: "Never Knew Love Like This Before" - Written by Reggie Lucas and James Mtume,
Performed by Jessie Ware
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It Takes Two
Written by James Brown and Rob Base (as Robert Ginyard Jr.)
Performed by Imran Hanif featuring Aneta Gordon
Contains a sample of "Think About It" by Lyn Collins, Courtesy of Polydor Records (US)
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Give It Away
Written by Henry Binns and Sam Hardaker
Performed by Zero 7
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On and On
Written by Crispin Hunt
Performed by Maverick Sabre
Courtesy of Mercury Records Ltd.
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Your Love
Written by Orlando Higginbottom
Performed by 'Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs'
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Pass Out
Written by 'TImothy McKenzie', Tinie Tempah (as Patrick Okogwu) and Marc Williams
Performed by Tinie Tempah
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Sparks
Written by Guy Berryman, Jon Buckland (as Jonathan Buckland), Will Champion (as William Champion) and Chris Martin (as Christopher Martin)
Performed by Kristina Train
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Stuck
Written by Lauren Pritchard and Eg White (as Francis Eg White)
Performed by Lauren Pritchard
COurtesy of Universal-Island Records Ltd.
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Don't Dream It's Over
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Performed by Lolo Pritch
Courtesy of Island Records Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
When Love Breaks Down
Written by Paddy McAloon (as Patrick Mcaloon)
Performed by Snow Patrol
Courtesy of Fiction Records Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
You Do Something to Me
Written by Paul Weller
Performed by Paul Weller
Courtesy of Universal-Island Records Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
Like a Star
Written by Corinne Bailey Rae
Performed by Corinne Bailey Rae
Courtesy of EMI Records Ltd.
Out of Town
Written by Henry Binns and Sam Hardaker
Performed by Zero 7
Courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd.
Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)
Written by Annie Lennox, David A. Stewart (as David Allan Stewart))
Performed by Eurythmics
Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment UK Ltd.
Your Drums, Your Love
Written by Aluna Francis (as Aluna Dewji-Francis) and George Reid
Performed by Aluna George (as Aluna-George)
Courtesy of Universal-Island Records Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
Bonkers
Written by Dylan Mills and Armand Van Helden
Performed by Dizzee Rascal and Armand Van Helden
Courtesy of Dirtee Stank Recordings/Universal-Island Records Ltd.
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Written by Jeb Loy Nichols
Performed by Jeb Loy Nichols
Courtesy of The Decca Music Group Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
This Time (I'm Gonna Try It My Way)
Written by DJ Shadow (as Josh Paul Davis)
Performed by DJ Shadow
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Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
We Built This City
Written by Bernie Taupin, Martin Page, Dennis Lambert and Peter Wolf
Performed by Starship
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Please Forgive Me
Written by David Gray
Performed by The Pierces
Courtesy of Polydor UK Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.
The Four Seasons
(uncredited)
Written by Antonio Vivaldi
"Swan Lake" (uncredited) - Written by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (as P. Tchaikovsky).

Storyline: Ambitious high-flyer Nat (Rose Byrne) and struggling writer Josh (Rafe Spall) fall in love at first sight at a party. After 6 months together they decide to marry. The film highlights their struggles during their first year of marriage, switching back and forth from flashbacks of the year's action to a counselor's office. Their wedding goes as planned despite many friends' comments that the marriage will not last, an embarrassing best man's speech, and a coughing priest. A friend at the wedding remarks: "I give it a year."
Trivia: It is a British comedy film, written and directed by Dan Mazer and starring Rose Byrne, Rafe Spall, Anna Faris and Simon Baker. The film was based and filmed in London and was released on 8 February 2013. I Give It a Year was Mazer's directorial debut. He was previously been best known for co-writing the Sacha Baron Cohen films Borat and Brüno.
Filming Locations: London, England, UK.

Parkland. 2013 (historical drama), Starring
James Badge Dale as Robert Edward Lee Oswald, Jr.[7]
Zac Efron as Dr. Charles James "Jim" Carrico[8]
Jackie Earle Haley as Father Oscar Huber[9]
Colin Hanks as Dr. Malcolm O. Perry[9]
David Harbour as James Gordon Shanklin[9]
Marcia Gay Harden as Head Nurse Doris Nelson [10]
Ron Livingston as James P. Hosty[9]
Jeremy Strong as Lee Harvey Oswald[11]
Billy Bob Thornton as Secret Service Agent Forrest Sorrels[8]
Jacki Weaver as Marguerite Oswald[8]
Tom Welling as Secret Service Agent Roy Kellerman[12]
Paul Giamatti as Abraham Zapruder[8]
Dana Wheeler-Nicholson as Lillian Zapruder
Bitsie Tulloch as Marilyn Sitzman[13]
Brett Stimely as President John F. Kennedy[14]
Kat Steffens as First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy
Gil Bellows as David Powers
Sean McGraw as Lyndon B. Johnson
Rory Cochrane as Earl Rose
Mark Duplass as Kenneth O'Donnell
Jimmie Dale Gilmore as Reverend Saunders
Matt Barr as Paul Mikkelson
Jonathan Breck as Winston Lawson
Gary Grubbs as Dr. Kemp Clark
Bryan Batt as Malcolm Kilduff
Glenn Morshower as Mike Howard
Armando Gutierrez as Officer Glen McBride
Austin Nichols as Secret Service Agent Emory Roberts

Marcia Gay Harden ...
Nurse Doris Nelson
Matt Barr Matt Barr ...
Paul Mikkelson
Zac Efron Zac Efron ...
Dr. Charles 'Jim' Carrico
Mallory Moye Mallory Moye ...
Emergency Room Nurse
Paul Giamatti Paul Giamatti ...
Abraham Zapruder
Bitsie Tulloch Bitsie Tulloch ...
Marilyn Sitzman
Ron Livingston Ron Livingston ...
James Hosty
Jason Douglas Jason Douglas ...
Ken Howe
David Harbour David Harbour ...
Gordon Shanklin
James Badge Dale James Badge Dale ...
Robert Oswald
Larry Jack Dotson Larry Jack Dotson ...
Acme Brick Supervisor
Austin Nichols Austin Nichols ...
Emory Roberts
Billy Bob Thornton Billy Bob Thornton ...
Forrest Sorrels
Jonathan Breck Jonathan Breck ...
Winston Lawson
Eugene Lee Eugene Lee ...
Orderly
Nico Evers-Swindell Nico Evers-Swindell ...
Rufus Youngblood
Irene White Irene White ...
Hospital Switchboard Operator #1
Luci Christian Luci Christian ...
Hospital Switchboard Operator #2
Kat Steffens Kat Steffens ...
Jacqueline Kennedy
Tom Welling Tom Welling ...
Roy Kellerman
Mark Duplass Mark Duplass ...
Kenneth O'Donnell
Gil Bellows Gil Bellows ...
David Powers
Sean McGraw Sean McGraw ...
Lyndon B. Johnson
Brett Stimely Brett Stimely ...
President Kennedy
Paul Sparks Paul Sparks ...
Harry McCormick
Samuel Davis Samuel Davis ...
Trauma Resident
Colin Hanks Colin Hanks ...
Dr. Malcolm Perry
Gary Grubbs Gary Grubbs ...
Dr. Kemp Clark
Arthur Simone Arthur Simone ...
Trauma Doctor
Matthew Tompkins Matthew Tompkins ...
Secret Service Agent
Gary Clarke Gary Clarke ...
Admiral George Burkley
Chamblee Ferguson Chamblee Ferguson ...
Dallas Morning News Lab Tech
Jackie Earle Haley Jackie Earle Haley ...
Father Oscar Huber
Bryan Batt Bryan Batt ...
Malcolm Kilduff
Ellen Halper Ellen Halper ...
Acme Brick Timekeeper
Chris Freihofer Chris Freihofer ...
Chamberlain
Rob Gallavan Rob Gallavan ...
Lem Johns
John Taylor Phillips John Taylor Phillips ...
FBI Agent
Robert Catrini Robert Catrini ...
Funeral Director
Chuck Huber Chuck Huber ...
Hugh Jameison
Rory Cochrane Rory Cochrane ...
Earl Rose
Richard Dillard Richard Dillard ...
Theron Ward
Richard Jackson Richard Jackson ...
Sgt. Bob Dugger
Drew Waters Drew Waters ...
Col. James Swindal
Walt Roberts Walt Roberts ...
Dallas Police Detective
Jacki Weaver Jacki Weaver ...
Marguerite Oswald
Jeremy Strong Jeremy Strong ...
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dana Wheeler-Nicholson Dana Wheeler-Nicholson ...
Lillian Zapruder
Jeffrey Schmidt Jeffrey Schmidt ...
Richard Stolley
Glenn Morshower Glenn Morshower ...
Mike Howard
Jimmie Dale Gilmore Jimmie Dale Gilmore ...
Reverend Saunders
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ryan M. Lee Ryan M. Lee ...
Gerald Blaine
Reynolds Washam Reynolds Washam ...
FBI Agent
Shaun Adler Shaun Adler ...
Dallas Police Officer (uncredited)
William Akey William Akey ...
Dr. Ronald Jones (uncredited)
Virginia Allee Virginia Allee ...
Nurse (uncredited)
Heath Allyn Heath Allyn ...
Secret Service Agent (uncredited)
Carl Bailey Carl Bailey ...
Texas Ranger (uncredited)
Jet Baker Jet Baker ...
(uncredited)
Lance Barnett Lance Barnett ...
Secret Service Agent (uncredited)
Cheryl Bond Danks Cheryl Bond Danks ...
Hospital Visitor (uncredited)
Devin Bonnée Devin Bonnée ...
Billy (uncredited)
Gerald Brodin Gerald Brodin ...
FBI Agent (uncredited)
Drew Brown Drew Brown ...
Dallas Police Officer - L.E. Grey (uncredited)
Scott K. Butler Scott K. Butler ...
Reporter (uncredited)
Sarah Joy Byington Sarah Joy Byington ...
Marina Oswald (uncredited)
John Cann John Cann ...
Secret Service Agent (uncredited)
Anthony J. Caruso Anthony J. Caruso ...
Secret Service Agent (uncredited)
Gene Cervenka Gene Cervenka ...
Dallas Police Officer (uncredited)
Casey Charland Casey Charland ...
Hospital Visitor (uncredited)
Katy Erin Corbell Katy Erin Corbell ...
Nurse (uncredited)
Darryl Cox Darryl Cox ...
Gen. Godfrey McHugh (uncredited)
Steve Craig Steve Craig ...
Orderly (uncredited)
Jennifer Cundiff Jennifer Cundiff ...
Nurse (uncredited)
Joshua Curttright Joshua Curttright ...
FBI Agent (uncredited)
Richard Dodwell Richard Dodwell ...
Priest (uncredited)
David Eaton David Eaton ...
Police Officer - Dealey Plaza (uncredited)
Evan Fitzmaurice Evan Fitzmaurice ...
FBI Agent (uncredited)
John P. Funk John P. Funk ...
Reporter (uncredited)
Jeff Gibbs Jeff Gibbs ...
Kodak Lab Technician (uncredited)
Jenny Gravenstein Jenny Gravenstein ...
Duty Nurse (uncredited)
Charles E. Gray Charles E. Gray ...
FBI Agent (uncredited)
Armando Gutierrez Armando Gutierrez ...
Dallas Police Officer - Glen McBride (uncredited)
Courtney Hans Courtney Hans ...
Acme Brick Employee (uncredited)
Rod Hermansen Rod Hermansen ...
Texas Ranger (uncredited)
Nathaniel Holt Nathaniel Holt ...
Acme Brick Employee (uncredited)
Zach Kepple Zach Kepple ...
Texas Ranger-Dealey Plaza (uncredited)
Richard Klein Richard Klein ...
Detective Banks (uncredited)
Chris J. Knight Chris J. Knight ...
Texas Ranger (uncredited)
Klifton Kruger Klifton Kruger ...
Secret Service Agent (uncredited)
Oryan Landa Oryan Landa ...
Texas Ranger (uncredited)
Julia Lashae Julia Lashae ...
Nurse (Trauma 1) (uncredited)
Stephen Latham Stephen Latham ...
Texas Ranger (uncredited)
Bill Lemens Bill Lemens ...
Oswald's Secret Service Driver (uncredited)
Elizabeth Lestina Elizabeth Lestina ...
Hospital Civilian (uncredited)
Anne Lockhart Anne Lockhart ...
ER Nurse (uncredited)
Caroline McNeil Caroline McNeil ...
Mourner at Hospital (uncredited)
Steven Mitchell Steven Mitchell ...
President Aide (uncredited)
Michael Morris Michael Morris ...
Officer L.D. Cooper (uncredited)
Joe Nemmers Joe Nemmers ...
Agent (uncredited)
Paul Nye Paul Nye ...
Reporter (uncredited)
John Orr John Orr ...
Lookie-Loo (uncredited)
Glenn Page Glenn Page ...
Detective (uncredited)
Nick Pernokas Nick Pernokas ...
FBI Agent (uncredited)
Alin Gabriel Pop Alin Gabriel Pop ...
FBI Agent (uncredited)
Elisabeth Raine Elisabeth Raine ...
Mourner at Hospital (uncredited)
Mia Rangel Mia Rangel ...
Patient (uncredited)
David Z. Roberts David Z. Roberts ...
Clint Hill (uncredited)
Susan Roberts Susan Roberts ...
Admissions Clerk (uncredited)
Sheree L. Ross Sheree L. Ross ...
Extra at Airfield (uncredited)
Jake Uriah Rupp Jake Uriah Rupp ...
Dallas Police Officer - W.G. Lumpkin (uncredited)
Lesley Ann Rupp Lesley Ann Rupp ...
Nurse (uncredited)
Peggy Schott Peggy Schott ...
Nellie Connally (uncredited)
Lee Sheridan Lee Sheridan ...
Hospital Patient (uncredited)
Dan Silver Dan Silver ...
Surgeon (uncredited)
Rebekah Spencer Rebekah Spencer ...
Civilian (uncredited)
Jeremy St. James Jeremy St. James ...
Orderly (uncredited)
Aidan Sullivan Aidan Sullivan ...
ER Nurse (uncredited)
Craig Taylor Craig Taylor ...
Civilian (uncredited)
Gary Teague Gary Teague ...
(uncredited)
Emily S. Weiss Emily S. Weiss ...
Hospital Patient (uncredited)
Kristin Miller White Kristin Miller White ...
Hosty's Stenographer (uncredited)
Deborah J. Wilson Deborah J. Wilson ...
Mourner at Hospital (uncredited)
Greg Wise Greg Wise ...
Doctor in Trauma Room (uncredited)
Eric Zettina Eric Zettina ...
FBI Agent (uncredited)
Daniel Zubiate Daniel Zubiate ...
Texas Ranger. Movie Central, September 19, 2014, with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: Music by James Newton Howard.

Storyline: Parkland weaves together the perspectives of a handful of ordinary individuals suddenly thrust into extraordinary circumstances: the young doctors and nurses at Parkland Hospital; Dallas’s chief of the Secret Service; an unwitting cameraman who captured what became the most famous home movie in history; the FBI agents who were visited by Lee Harvey Oswald before the shooting; the brother of Lee Harvey Oswald, left to deal with his shattered family; and JFK’s security team, witnesses to both the president’s death and Vice President Lyndon Johnson’s rise to power.
Trivia: It is an American historical drama film that recounts the chaotic events that occurred following John F. Kennedy's assassination.[5] The film is written and directed by Peter Landesman, produced by Playtone's Tom Hanks and Gary Goetzman, and Bill Paxton with Exclusive Media’s Nigel and Matt Sinclair.[6] The film is based on Vincent Bugliosi's 2008 book Four Days in November: The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Production began in January 2013 in Austin, Texas. Writer/director Peter Landesman has stated that the film does not explore the various conspiracy theories surrounding the Kennedy assassination.
Filming locations:
Austin, Texas, USA
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Dallas, Texas, USA (Dealey Plaza).
Although based on a true story and depicting real-life people the end credits state: "All characters in this film are fictional and any resemblance to persons living or dead is purely coincidental."
The movie was based on Helter Skelter (1976) prosecutor/author Vincent Bugliosi's book "Four Days in November: The Assassination of John F. Kennedy". That book, as noted in the credits, was an excerpt from his book "Reclaiming History", in which he takes a prosecutorial approach to prove that Lee Harvey Oswald carried out the assassination alone, and systematically debunk conspiracy theories. He began the book after serving as the "prosecutor" in the British documentary On Trial: Lee Harvey Oswald (1986), which conducted a jury "trial" of Oswald.
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Gary Grubbs also appeared in JFK (1991) another movie dealing with the aftermath on John Kennedy's assassination.
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The 1964 Cadillac hearse that transported John F. Kennedy from the hospital to Love Field is almost exactly the same as the original one, down to the license plates that it bore (WC609). The original sold at the Barrett-Jackson auction for $160,000.
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First film directed by Peter Landesman.
At the end of the movie it says that Agent Forrest Sorrels died in 1993 at 82 years old. He was actually 92 years old. His age is confirmed during his Warren Commission testimony taken in 1964 where he says he is 63 years old, making his birth year 1901. He was 21 when he began his 47 year long government service in 1922.
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The O'Neal's ambulance shown in the ambulance entrance is a 1964 Rambler Classic 770 wagon. The actual vehicle, which also was used when Lee Oswald was shot two days later, was a 1962 Ford Galaxie wagon.
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The Zapruder film is mentioned as being a 'new' format while the film is depicted as Kodak standard 8mm which was introduced in 1932. A new 'Super 8' format was not introduced until 1965. What may have been an issue was that Kodak Kodachrome film had the processing of the film included in the price so that the film would only be processed in a Kodak laboratory. Other film processing laboratories would not usually have kept the propriety chemicals to develop Kodachrome film as customers would not be expected to pay for processing twice.
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The Presidential Limousine has two inboard red headlights. The real limo did not have these type lights until after it was rebuilt in 1964.
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When the agent's are carrying President Kennedy's coffin aboard Air Force One, they saw part of the door away in order to get the coffin inside. In fact, according to Secret Service Agent Clint Hill, They had to remove the handles in order to get the coffin on the plane.
Quotes: 1. [first lines]

Title Card: On November 22, 1963, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, made a political trip to Dallas, Texas with his wife, Jacqueline, and Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson.

Title Card: Less than an hour after landing in Dallas, Kennedy was assassinated.

Title Card: This story is based on the true events that took place on that day, and the three that followed." 2. Abraham Zapruder: Oh my God! They killed him! 3. Emory Roberts: The only place we know we're safe is Washington. We gotta get on that plane, we gotta get in th air.

Rufus Youngblood: What if President Kennedy needs the airplane?

Emory Roberts: President Kennedy will not need the airplane. 4. Roy Kellerman: It's the first time that the secret service has lost a president under its watch." Anachronisms: 1. 1965 Cadillac Hearse at Lee Harvey Oswald's funeral.
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The Kodak logo on the 16mm film box was not used until at least 1971.
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Through out the film Secret Service agents are show carrying M16A1 rifles which have a birdcage flash hider and forward assist. At the time of the movie,1963, this model was not available. Instead the AR15 was used by Secret Service, this model had three prong flash suppressor and no forward assist.
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The Tektronix scope used in the operating room to monitor the president's heartbeat is too modern for the early 60's.

About Last Night. 2014, Starring
Main cast
Kevin Hart as Bernie
Michael Ealy as Danny
Regina Hall as Joan
Joy Bryant as Debbie

Supporting cast
Christopher McDonald as Casey McNeil
Adam Rodríguez as Steven Thaler
Joe Lo Truglio as Ryan Keller
Paula Patton as Alison

Hart was cast in June 2012.[3] In the following July, Ealy and Hall joined the cast.[4] Hart, Hall, and Ealy had previously starred together in the romantic comedy Think Like a Man (2012), which About Last Night's producer Will Packer also produced.[5] Joy Bryant was cast in August to round out the four key roles.[6] In addition to McDonald, Rodríguez, Lo Truglio, and Patton making up the supporting cast, American football player Terrell Owens had a cameo appearance in the film.[7]

Hart's role of Bernie was played by James Belushi in the original film, while the role of Joan was played by Elizabeth Perkins.[5] While Joan was not very likable in the original film, Hall said the writers revised the character to be closer to the one depicted in the play. Hall said, "Instead of making her just snarky, there are a lot of levels that she goes to."[8]

Ealy's role of Danny was played by Rob Lowe in the original film, while Bryant's role of Debbie was played by Demi Moore.[9] Ealy said he chose not to see the play or the original film to avoid repeating any performances. He said of the roles of Danny and Debbie, "With Bernie and Joan, they are written funny, they act funny, they are funny pretty much non-stop. [Danny and Debbie] bring a bit more gravitas to the entire story, and reality."[5] Ealy, who was 40 years old at the time of release, played a 28-year-old character, so he lost 25 pounds to look more youthful.[10] He also compared About Last Night's depiction of "adult Black people in a sexy, romantic way" to the film Love Jones (1997).

Kevin Hart ...
Bernie
Michael Ealy Michael Ealy ...
Danny
Regina Hall Regina Hall ...
Joan
Joy Bryant Joy Bryant ...
Debbie
Christopher McDonald Christopher McDonald ...
Casey McNeil
Adam Rodriguez Adam Rodriguez ...
Steven Thaler
Joe Lo Truglio Joe Lo Truglio ...
Ryan Keller
Paula Patton Paula Patton ...
Alison
Terrell Owens Terrell Owens ...
Himself
Catherine Shu Catherine Shu ...
Asian Manicurist
David Greenman David Greenman ...
Isaac
Bryan Callen Bryan Callen ...
Trent
Paul Quinn Paul Quinn ...
Drunk Regular
Hailey Boyle Hailey Boyle ...
New Roommate
Selita Ebanks Selita Ebanks ...
Pretty Lady
Jessica Lu Jessica Lu ...
Ad Executive
James McAndrew James McAndrew ...
Ad Executive
Randolph Adams Randolph Adams ...
Ad Executive
Michael Voltaggio Michael Voltaggio ...
Chef
Krystal Harris Krystal Harris ...
Dog Walker
Jack Betts Jack Betts ...
Old Man
Kristin Slaysman Kristin Slaysman ...
Volunteer
Mehcad Brooks Mehcad Brooks ...
Derek
Tracey Graves Tracey Graves ...
Bernie's Trashy Date
Trae Ireland Trae Ireland ...
Boring Date
Steve Terada Steve Terada ...
Bartender
Stan Weightman Jr. Stan Weightman Jr. ...
Company Manager
Brenda Vivian Brenda Vivian ...
Cigarette Girl
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Melorine Adler Melorine Adler ...
Hot Girl in Costume (uncredited)
Jason Axinn Jason Axinn ...
Co-Worker (uncredited)
Scarlett Burke Scarlett Burke ...
Casey's Hostess (uncredited)
Gabriela Castillo Gabriela Castillo ...
Bar Goer (uncredited)
Jennifer Jules Hart Jennifer Jules Hart ...
Bartender (uncredited)
Steve Hersack Steve Hersack ...
Executive (uncredited)
Michelle LaRue Michelle LaRue ...
Party Goer (uncredited)
Kandiss Marie Lewis Kandiss Marie Lewis ...
Waitress (uncredited)
Demetrice Nguyen Demetrice Nguyen ...
(uncredited)
Barrett Perlman Barrett Perlman ...
Carlson Co-Worker (uncredited)
Jeb Phillips Jeb Phillips ...
Bar Goer (uncredited)
Jaynee Silvers Jaynee Silvers ...
Bartender (uncredited)
Brian Swinehart as Co - Worker and Jovanny Venegas as DJ. Movie Central, September 20, 2014. Music by Marcus Miller. Soundtrack: "Get Up (I Feel Like Being a Sex Machine)" - Written by James Brown, Bobby Byrd and Ron Lenhoff (as Ronald R. Lenhoff),
Performed by James Brown
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The Fall
Written by Robin Hannibal Moelsted Braun and Michael James Milosh
Performed by Rhye
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A Million
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Performed by John Legend
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Say Hey, Willie Mays
Written by The Treniers with Willie Mays
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Runaway Baby
Written by Christopher Steven Brown, Philip Lawrence, Bruno Mars and Ari Levine
Performed by Bruno Mars
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Black Magic Woman
Written by Peter Green
Performed by Santana
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Diamonds
Written by Jennifer Yaa Akoto Kieck and Fidelis Yaw Amo-Antwi
Performed by Y'Akoto
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Amado Mio
Written by Doris Fisher and Allan Roberts
Performed by Pink Martini
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Rubberband Man
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Performed by The Spinners
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Blue Holiday
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Performed by Charles Brown
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All the Way' Written by Robert Resnick, Caleb Shapiro, Raphael Jurdin, Pierre-Antoine Melki, James John Jr. Abrahart, Sabrina Louise Bernstein, Aleesandro
Alle" Benassi and Marco "Benny" Benassi
Performed by Timeflies
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When I Was Your Man
Written by Philip Lawrence, Ari Levine, Bruno Mars and Andrew Wyatt
Performed by Bruno Mars
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Please Come Home
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Sugar in My Bowl
Written and Performed by Nina Simone
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This Time
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Performed by John Legend
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Feel So Good
Written by Jay Kay and Toby Smith
Performed by Jamiroquai
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Not Your Boyfriend
Written by Tyler Cordy, David Dalton, Marc Griffin, Andrew Pearson, Matt Reagan, Matthew Warshauer and Stephen Wrabel
Performed by 2AM Club
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Never Stop
Written by Jan Kincaid
Performed by The Brand New Heavies
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DM Beowulf
Written and Performed by Christopher Lennertz
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That's How Strong My Love Is
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Performed by Taj Mahal
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Ghostbusters (Instrumental Version)
Written and Performed by Ray Parker Jr.
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Under License from Sony Pictures Music Group
Rose Quartz
Written by Chazwick Bundick
Performed by Toro Y Moi
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I Know How to Say
Written by Nathaniel Motte, Sean Foreman and Gregory Kurstin
Performed by 3OH!3
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No Hay Problema
Written by Jack Marray
Performed by Pink Martini
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Hey
Written by Anita Bias, Paris Strother and Amber Strother
Performed by King
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Soulful Christmas
Written by James Brown, Hank Ballard and Pee Wee Ellis
Performed by James Brown
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Feel the Love
Written by John Newman, Amir Izadkhah, Kesi Dryden and Piers Aggett
Performed by Rudimental featuring John Newman
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Auld Lang Syne
Traditional tune, lyrics by Robert Burns
Arranged by Tor Hyams
Performed by Lou Rawls
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Don't Stop the Party
Written by Jose Garcia, Jorge Martinez Gomez, Frederick Hibbert, Armando Christian Perez and Thomas Joseph Rozdilsky
Performed by Pitbull Featuring TJR
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Contains a Sample of "Funky Kingston"
Performed by Toots & the Maytals
What You Won't Do for Love
Written by Bobby Caldwell and Alfons Kettner
Performed by Bobby Caldwell
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Synopsis: The official synopsis from Sony Pictures says, "A modern reimagining of the classic romantic comedy, this contemporary version closely follows new love for two couples as they journey from the bar to the bedroom and are eventually put to the test in the real world."
Trivia: It is an American romantic comedy film starring Kevin Hart, Michael Ealy, Regina Hall, and Joy Bryant. Directed by Steve Pink, the film is based on the 1974 David Mamet play Sexual Perversity in Chicago and is a remake of the 1986 film of the same name. The remake features black actors in the lead roles where the roles in the original film were played by white actors. The remake is also set in Los Angeles, California where the original film was set in Chicago, Illinois. Filming took place in late 2012 in Los Angeles. The film was produced on a budget of $13 million.

The film premiered at the Pan African Film Festival on February 11, 2014. It was released in theaters on Valentine's Day, February 14, 2014. The majority of critics gave positive reviews, and most critics commended the humor between Hart and Hall. The film grossed $25.6 million on the opening weekend, ranking second after The Lego Movie, which was in its second weekend. About Last Night grossed $48.6 million in the United States and Canada and $365 thousand in other territories for a worldwide total of $49 million.
Filming Locations: Los Angeles, California, USA.
References: About Last Night... (1986) - Danny and Debbie watch the original movie and debate whether or not it's a chick flick.
Michael Ealy was 40 when he played Danny, who is depicted to be in his late twenties. Ealy lost over 20 pounds to make himself appear younger. Quote: Danny: [to Bernie] "That's the stupidest thing you've ever said... and you've said some stupid shit."

Ring by Spring. 2014 (Canadian/American - Comedy/Romance), Starring Rachel Boston as Caryn Briggs (Also Associate Producer); Kirby Morrow as Tom Halsey; Jesse Moss as Austin Kirkwood; Ali Liebert as Stephanie Kirkwood; Stephen E. Miller as Peter Briggs; Jillian Fargey as Elizabeth Briggs; Christopher Jacot as Bryce; Stefanie Powers as Madame Rue; Chad Krowchuk as Gregg; Crystal Balint as Ursula; Andrew Francis as Josh; Teach Grant as Will; Jordyn Ashley Olson as Young Caryn and Giles Panton as Rory Matthews. Movie Central, September 20, 2014. Music by Russ Howard III. Soundtrack: "April Showers" Written by Mike Meehan and Russ Howard III, Performed by Mike Meehan. Trivia: Filmed in British Columbia, Canada. Directed by Kristoffer Tabori. Writing Credits (in alphabetical order) Jean Abounader - (story) and J.B. White. Rachel Boston - Associate Producer. Production Companies: Ring Productions; Distributors: Annuit Coeptis Entertainment II (2014) (Canada) (all media); Hallmark Channel, The (2014) (USA) (TV); Johnson Production Group (2014) (World-wide) (all media). Corus Entertainment.

All Is Lost. 2013, Starring Robert Redford as Our Man and Mark Norby as stunt coordinator/stunt double: Our Man. Movie Central, September 20, 2014. Music by Alex Ebert. Soundtrack: "Amen" - Performed by Alex Ebert, Produced by Alex Ebert, Engineered and mixed by Alex Ebert and Matt Linesch, Courtesy of Community Music & Caravan Touchdown (ASCAP), Administered by BMG Chrysalis. Storyline: Somewhere in the Indian Ocean ("1700 nautical miles from the Sumatra Straits"), a man (Robert Redford) says, "I'm sorry. I know that means little at this point, but I am. I tried. I think you would all agree that I tried. To be true, to be strong, to be kind, to love, to be right, but I wasn't." He declares, "All is lost." Eight days earlier, as he wakes up, he sees that water has started to flood his boat, the Virginia Jean.
Trivia: It is a survival film written and directed by J. C. Chandor. The film stars Robert Redford as a man lost at sea.[A] Redford is the only cast member, and the film has almost no dialogue. All Is Lost is Chandor's second feature film, following his 2011 debut Margin Call. It screened out of competition at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival. Development: All Is Lost is written and directed by J. C. Chandor, following his 2011 feature film debut Margin Call. During his time commuting from Providence, Rhode Island to New York, Chandor developed the idea for All Is Lost.[7] After meeting Robert Redford at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival where Margin Call premiered, Chandor asked the veteran actor to be in the film. On February 9, 2012, Redford's casting was confirmed for All Is Lost as its only cast member.[8] In addition to there being only one actor in the film, Redford also stated that the film has no dialogue, however there are a few spoken lines.[9] Because of these aspects, the shooting script was only 31 pages long.[7]
Filming: Principal photography began in mid-2012 at Baja Studios in Rosarito Beach in Mexico. Baja Studios was originally built for the 1997 film Titanic.[8] Filming took place for two months in the location's water tank.[10] In addition the crew spent "two or three days" filming in the actual ocean.[11] Chandlor would later remark that completing the film was "essentially a jigsaw puzzle"[11] and that the crew spent less time on the actual ocean than the film would have viewers believe.[11] At a press conference after the film's screening at Cannes 2013, Redford revealed that his ear was damaged during the production. Budget - $8.5 million; Box office - $10,175,509. All Is Lost has received critical acclaim.
Filming locations:
Nassau, New Providence Island, Bahamas
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San Pedro, Los Angeles, California, USA
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Port of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA
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Santa Catalina Island, Channel Islands, California, USA
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Ensenada, Baja California Norte, Mexico
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Fox Baja Studios, Rosarito, Baja California Norte, Mexico
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Rosarito Beach, Baja California, Mexico
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Bahamas
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Los Angeles, California, USA
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Lyford Cay, New Providence Island, Bahamas;
Atlantic Ocean; Pacific Ocean.
Musicians:
Katisse Buckingham ... musician: flute
Alex Ebert ... music engineer / music mixer: The Ed Shed / musician: brass bowls / musician: crystal bowls / musician: guitar / musician: keyboards / musician: percussion & drums / musician: voice
Seth Ford-Young ... musician: upright bass
Odessa Rose Jorgensson ... musician: violin
Matt Linesch ... music engineer / music mixer: The Ed Shed / musician: brass bowls
Orpheo McCord ... musician: marimba
Laura Mihalka ... musician: cello
Amos Newman ... production music legal
Mark Noseworthy ... musician: guitar
Suzana Peric ... music editor
Mitchell Yoshida ... musician: piano, "Amen".
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According to the credits "All is Lost was shot on three 1978 Cal 39 sailboats purchased from their owners in Southern California. These three boats generously gave themselves up for art: Tahoe, Tenacious, and Orion. They took their final sails in the Pacific Ocean and performed beautifully in the film as Our Mans's boat, the Virginia Jean. Rest in peace."
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Locations Generously Provided By: Baja Studios, Playas De Rosarito, Baja California, Mexico, The Pacific Ocean, The Atlantic Ocean.
The film's script is nearly dialogue-free and only 32 pages long.
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This is the only movie in the 100-plus year history of international filmmaking that has only one actor and one writer/director but eleven executive producers as well as six other producers of varied titles.
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The Chinese characters shown on the container (which is supposed to be the name of the shipping company) in the beginning actually mean "good fortune".
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For Redford (at age 77) the most grueling aspect of the shoot was not the stunts, most of which he insisted on performing himself, but the dismal daily routine of being perpetually waterlogged throughout the production.
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When it was screened out-of-competition at the Cannes Film Festival (2013), the film received a reported 9-minute standing ovation.
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Filmed almost entirely without recorded live sound, local sounds of water and wind were sampled for reference at the end of each daily shoot.
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The director adhered to what he termed his "bungee cord rule". A general shooting principle whereby the camera could not be above, below or farther from Redford than a cord could be stretched. Furthermore, in an effort to create a claustrophobic 'first mate intimacy' between audience and subject, DP Frank G. DeMarco filmed extensively within arm's reach of Redford using a 32mm lens on his Alexa camera.
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The film was shot extensively at the same Baja Studios in Mexico where Titanic (1997) was originally 'launched'.
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J.C. Chandor first broached the subject matter of his script ideas with Robert Redford when his feature debut Margin Call (2011) premiered at the 2011 at Redford's Sundance Film Festival.
The movie has no flashbacks, no interior monologues and no voices on the other end of the 2-way radio.
Quote: Our Man: "13th of July, 4:50 pm. I'm sorry. I know that means little at this point, but I am. I tried, I think you would all agree that I tried. To be true, to be strong, to be kind, to love, to be right. But I wasn't. And I know you knew this. In each of your ways. And I am sorry. All is lost here, except for soul and body, that is, what's left of them, and a half day's ration. It's inexcusable really, I know that now. How it could have taken this long to admit that I'm not sure, but it did. I fought till the end. I'm not sure what that is worth, but know that I did. I have always hoped for more for you all. I will miss you. I'm sorry."

Maïna. 2013 (Canadian), Starring
Reneltta Arluk ...
Aputik
Tantoo Cardinal Tantoo Cardinal ...
Tekahera
Graham Greene Graham Greene ...
Mishtenapeu
Pakak Innuksuk Pakak Innuksuk ...
Merkusaq (rumored)
Ipellie Ootoova Ipellie Ootoova ...
Natak
Eric Schweig Eric Schweig ...
Quujuuq
Roseanne Supernault Roseanne Supernault ...
Maïna
Uapshkuss Thernish Uapshkuss Thernish ...
Nipki (rumored)
Lucy Tulugarjuk Lucy Tulugarjuk ...
Assivak (rumored)
Nuvvija Tulugarjuk Nuvvija Tulugarjuk ...
Maïna & Natak's daughter (rumored)
Natar Ungalaaq as Tadlo (rumored) and Christian Caperaa as stunt double: Nipki. Movie Central, September 21, 2014. Soundtrack: Music by Michel Cusson and Kim Gaboury. Maina! - a story about the meeting of the Innu and Inuit". Trivia: It is a Canadian drama film, released in 2013. Directed by Michel Poulette, the film stars Roseanne Supernault as Maïna, the daughter of Innu chief Mishtenapuu (Graham Greene), who embarks on a quest into Inuit territory to rescue Nipki, a young boy from her community captured by the Inuit following a battle. The film's cast also includes Tantoo Cardinal, Eric Schweig and Natar Ungalaaq. The film was named Best Picture at the 2013 American Indian Film Festival, and Supernault was named Best Actress.[2] The film also garnered six Canadian Screen Award nominations at the 2nd Canadian Screen Awards, including Best Picture, Best Art Direction/Production Design, Best Cinematography, Best Costume Design, Best Original Score and Best Make-Up. Languages: Inuktitut, Innu, English. Filming Locations: Quebec, Canada.

47 Ronin. 2013 (Japanese-American fantasy action), Starring
Keanu Reeves as Kai, an adopted outcast in the household of Lord Asano who joins the Ronin.[5] Reeves' character is half-Japanese and half-English; the character was created for the film.[6]
Hiroyuki Sanada as Oishi, the leader of the Rōnin.[3]
Tadanobu Asano as Lord Kira, Lord Asano's rival daimyo.[3]
Rinko Kikuchi as Witch, an odd-eyed sorceress who serves Lord Kira[3]
Ko Shibasaki as Mika, Lord Asano's daughter and Kai's love interest.[3]
Min Tanaka as Lord Asano, the former master of the Rōnin.
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa as Shogun Tsunayoshi
Jin Akanishi as Chikara, Oishi's son.[7]
Masayoshi Haneda as Yasuno
Hiroshi Sogabe as Hazama
Takato Yonemoto as Basho
Hiroshi Yamada as Hara
Yorick van Wageningen as Kapitan
Masayuki Deai as Isogai
Shu Nakajima as Horibe
Togo Igawa as Tengu Lord
Natsuki Kunimoto as Riku
Gedde Watanabe as Troupe Leader (Kabuki Actor)

Keanu Reeves ...
Kai
Hiroyuki Sanada Hiroyuki Sanada ...
Ôishi
Ko Shibasaki Ko Shibasaki ...
Mika (as Kô Shibasaki)
Tadanobu Asano Tadanobu Asano ...
Lord Kira
Min Tanaka Min Tanaka ...
Lord Asano
Jin Akanishi Jin Akanishi ...
Chikara
Masayoshi Haneda Masayoshi Haneda ...
Yasuno
Hiroshi Sogabe Hiroshi Sogabe ...
Hazama
Takato Yonemoto Takato Yonemoto ...
Basho
Hiroshi Yamada Hiroshi Yamada ...
Hara
Shû Nakajima Shû Nakajima ...
Horibe
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa ...
Shogun Tsunayoshi
Neil Fingleton Neil Fingleton ...
Lovecraftian Samurai
Rinko Kikuchi Rinko Kikuchi ...
Witch
Natsuki Kunimoto Natsuki Kunimoto ...
Riku
Togo Igawa Togo Igawa ...
Tengu Lord
Tanroh Ishida Tanroh Ishida ...
Shogun's Adjutant
Eizo Tomita Eizo Tomita ...
Advisor
Dai Tabuchi Dai Tabuchi ...
Advisor
Masayuki Deai Masayuki Deai ...
Isogai
Yorick van Wageningen Yorick van Wageningen ...
Kapitan
Junichi Kajioka Junichi Kajioka ...
Guard
Clyde Kusatsu Clyde Kusatsu ...
Drunk Official
Haruka Abe Haruka Abe ...
Mika's Handmaiden
Tomoko Komura Tomoko Komura ...
Mika's Handmaiden
Takako Akashi Takako Akashi ...
Mika's Handmaiden
Akira Koieyama Akira Koieyama ...
Kira's Spy
Aria Maekawa Aria Maekawa ...
Teen Mika
Daniel Barber Daniel Barber ...
Teen Kai
Masashi Fujimoto Masashi Fujimoto ...
Lead Soldier
Gedde Watanabe Gedde Watanabe ...
Troupe Leader (Kabuki Actor)
Manato Sekiguchi Manato Sekiguchi ...
Young Oishi
Rick Genest Rick Genest ...
Foreman
Brian C. Hirono Brian C. Hirono ...
Background Ronin (as Brian Hirono)
Ron Bottitta Ron Bottitta ...
Narrator
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Victoria Grace Victoria Grace ...
(voice)
Bhanu Alley Bhanu Alley ...
Warrior (uncredited)
Eddie Bagayawa Eddie Bagayawa ...
Tiger Elite Samurai (uncredited)
Bruce Chong Bruce Chong ...
Devil Elite Samurai (uncredited)
Siong Loong Choong Siong Loong Choong ...
Asano Elite Samurai / Ronin (uncredited)
Hung Dante Dong Hung Dante Dong ...
Kira Elite Samurai (uncredited)
Isky Fay Isky Fay ...
Stunt Performer (uncredited)
Amed Hashimi Amed Hashimi ...
Ronin (uncredited)
Kenjiro Hori Kenjiro Hori ...
Ronin (uncredited)
Raiden Integra Raiden Integra ...
Ronin (uncredited)
Jing Lang Jing Lang ...
Kira Samurai (uncredited)
Aaron Ly Aaron Ly ...
Kira Samurai (uncredited)
Sid Man Sid Man ...
Shogun Elite Samurai (uncredited)
Chillie Mo Chillie Mo ...
Fighter (uncredited)
Shina Shihoko Nagai Shina Shihoko Nagai ...
Samurai Wife (uncredited)
Yuriri Naka Yuriri Naka ...
Iku (uncredited)
Ian Ngo Ian Ngo ...
Kira Samurai (uncredited)
Jason Ngo Jason Ngo ...
Kira Foot Soldier (uncredited)
Stephen Oyoung Stephen Oyoung ...
Bokken Fighter (uncredited)
Derek Siow Derek Siow ...
Kira Samurai (uncredited)
Clem So Clem So ...
Ronin (uncredited)
Jamie Tran Jamie Tran ...
Jemtashi - Ronin (uncredited)
Kevin Tran Kevin Tran ...
Boar Elite 02 (uncredited)
David Verne David Verne ...
Rider (uncredited)
Leila Wong Leila Wong ...
(uncredited)
Birol Tarkan Yildiz Birol Tarkan Yildiz ...
Ronin, Yusei as Ronin, Andy Lister and Morgan Benoit as stunt double: Keanu Reeves. Movie Central, September 21, 2014. Soundtrack: Music by Ilan Eshkeri.

Trivia: It is a Japanese-American fantasy action film depicting a fictional account of the forty-seven Ronin, a real-life group of Ronin (masterless samurai) in 18th-century Japan who avenged the death of their lord (stories, plays and other dramatic performances of the 47 Ronin story are commonly referred to as Chūshingura in Japan). Produced by Universal Studios, the film was directed by Carl Rinsch and stars Keanu Reeves and Hiroyuki Sanada. Filming started in Budapest in Origo Studios in March 2011; it moved to Shepperton Studios in London and was concluded in Japan.

Although it grossed $150 million worldwide on the strength of overseas receipts, the movie failed to break even and Variety reported the film as a costly box office disaster which left Universal Studios deeply in the red for 2013.[3] Adjusted for inflation it lost an estimated $152 million, making it the second most expensive box office bomb ever behind The 13th Warrior.
Filming locations:
Isle of Skye, Scotland, UK
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Raleigh Studios Budapest- Felsokert utca 9, Budapest, Hungary
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Budapest, Hungary
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London, England, UK.
According to Keanu Reeves, filming was first done in Japanese for the sake of the supporting cast, and then filming was done in English.
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This is the seventh cinematic adaptation of the 47 Ronin incident, after The 47 Ronin (1941), The Loyal 47 Ronin (1958), 47 Samurai (1962), Akô-jô danzetsu (1978), 47 Ronin (1994) and Saigo no Chûshingura (2010). This is however the first Hollywood cinematic adaptation.
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The arrows for the film were made by Michael Reape, a famous European arrow maker (or fletcher). A small amount of arrows were made in "museum" quality for close-ups.
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Due to studio interference, the film saw several script changes during filming, and a radical re-edit during post-production. The part of Yorick van Wageningen, who originally had a significant supporting role as Kapitan, was cut back to a silent cameo due to these decisions.
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According to costume designer Penny Rose, everyone had a customized costume in keeping with their background: "We based it on the culture and what the shapes should be - everyone's in a kimono - but we've thrown a kind of fashion twist at it and we've made it full of colour."
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Five Japanese actors were cast alongside Keanu Reeves (Hiroyuki Sanada, Tadanobu Asano, Rinko Kikuchi, Kou Shibasaki and Jin Akanishi) to make the story more authentic instead of picking actors that would be recognizable in the United States.
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Director Carl Rinsch originally wanted to make 47 Ronin as an art-house samurai movie.
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Director Carl Rinsch was rumored to have been kicked out of the editing room during post production.
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Not screened in advance for critics.
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This is Carl Rinsch's directorial debut.
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Keanu Reeves was hesitant to take on the role of Kai, he was worried his character wouldn't feel integrated into the main arc of the story.
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When executives at Universal saw an early cut of the film in 2011, they had concerns about the story and ordered script changes. They also slated another week of shooting to make Keanu Reeves character more integral in the film's finale.
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This is Jin Akanishi's debut in a Hollywood movie.
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Film debut of Rick Genest. Quote: Kai: "I will search for you through 1000 worlds and 10000 lifetimes!" Mika: "I will wait for you in all of them."

Surviving Crooked Lake. 2008 (Canadian), Starring
Alysha Aubin ...
Alysha
Candice Mausner Candice Mausner ...
Candice
Morgan McCunn Morgan McCunn ...
Morgan
Stephannie Richardson Stephannie Richardson ...
Steph
Guy Yarkoni Guy Yarkoni ...
Jonah
Grant Palmer Grant Palmer ...
Thumbs Up Dude
Shae-Lynn Bouche Shae-Lynn Bouche ...
Camper
Dylan Cassidy Dylan Cassidy ...
Camper
Sarah Cassidy Sarah Cassidy ...
Camper
Cassandra Gravelle Cassandra Gravelle ...
Camper
Morgan Lange Morgan Lange ...
Camper
Hailey Ward Hailey Ward ...
Camper
Alex Essoe Alex Essoe ...
Counsellor
Zach Gayne as Counsellor and Sean Myers as Counsellor. Encore Avenue, September 22, 2014. Music by Sascha Drews. Soundtrack: "Red Canoe" - Written by Kat Goldman, Performed by Kat Goldman, Courtesy of Kat Goldman (SOCAN).Storyline: A summertime canoe trip turns into a nightmare for four 14-year-old girls. Trivia: It is an 89 minute Canadian Thriller; Directed by Sascha Drews, Ezra Krybus and Matthew Miller. Writing Credits: Sascha Drews, Matthew Miller and Ezra Krybus - screenplay. Filming locations: Alban, Ontario, Canada (Crooked Lake Lodge and Crooked Lake; White Pine Gas Bar and Restaurant); Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada (Camp Kodiak); Bolton, Ontario, Canada (Daniel's Ark); French River, Ontario. Taglines: 4 Girls. 2 Canoes. 1 Body. Telefilm Canada.

Gasland Part II. 2013 (Documentary), Starring Josh Fox as Narrator, and numerous others who were interviewed. HBO, September 22, 2014. Eric Milano - sound re-recording mixer / supervising sound editor. Storyline: A documentary that declares the gas industry's portrayal of natural gas as a clean and safe alternative to oil is a myth, and that fracked wells inevitably leak over time, contaminating water and air, hurting families, and endangering the earth's climate with the potent greenhouse gas methane. Trivia: It is a 125 minute Documentary. Gasland Part II is a 2013 American documentary written and directed by Josh Fox. Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary in 2011, the film focuses on communities in the United States affected by natural gas drilling and, specifically, a method of horizontal drilling into shale formations known as hydraulic fracturing.Director: Josh Fox; Writer: Josh Fox. Production Companies: HBO Documentary Films; HBO Documentary; International WOW Company. Sequel: On February 2, 2012 Gasland's director Josh Fox was handcuffed and arrested as he attempted to film a Congressional hearing on gas drilling by hydraulic fracturing which the Environmental Protection Agency reported caused water contamination in Pavillion, Wyoming. Fox said he was arrested after Republicans refused to allow him to film because he did not have the proper credentials. A sequel to Gasland titled Gasland Part II premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City on April 21, 2013. A group of farmers, who were featured in FrackNation, were barred from attending the premier; the Festival stated that the group had not arrived in time and that the screening was full.

The Lesser Blessed. 2012 (Canadian), Starring
Benjamin Bratt as Jed
Krista Bridges as Auntie
Joel Evans as Larry Sole
Kiowa Gordon as Johnny Beck
Adam Butcher as Darcy McManus
Chloe Rose as Juliet Hope
Tamara Podemski as Verna Sole
Spencer Van Wyck as Kevin Garner
Dylan Cook as Mustache Sammy
Jacob Neayem as Clarence Jerome

Joel Evans ...
Larry Sole (as Joel Nathan Evans)
Benjamin Bratt Benjamin Bratt ...
Jed
Kiowa Gordon Kiowa Gordon ...
Johnny Beck
Chloe Rose Chloe Rose ...
Juliet Hope
Adam Butcher Adam Butcher ...
Darcy McManus
Tamara Podemski Tamara Podemski ...
Verna Sole
Lucius Hoyos Lucius Hoyos ...
Donny Beck
Jacob Neayem Jacob Neayem ...
Clarence Jerome
Spencer Van Wyck Spencer Van Wyck ...
Kevin Garner
Dylan Cobbs Dylan Cobbs ...
Merc Junior
David Boyce David Boyce ...
Mr. Harrister
Marie-Claire Marcotte Marie-Claire Marcotte ...
Mademoiselle Simon
Alyssa Roy Alyssa Roy ...
Jesse Snow
Dylan Cook Dylan Cook ...
Moustache Sammy
Krista Bridges Krista Bridges ...
Auntie
Lindsay Sarazin Lindsay Sarazin ...
Huddled Figure
Mike Bernier Mike Bernier ...
Johnny's Dad
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Emilie Overton as Student and Jayson Stewart as Teacher. Movie Central, September 22, 2014. Music by Paul Intson. Soundtrack:
Storyline: A teenager living in a small, remote community in Canada deals with life as a high school student. Larry's (Joel Nathan Evans) life is full of too many parties, too much drinking, and not enough responsibility or independence.[4] The film explores several typical teen issues, such as alienation and the search for one's own identity, but in this case from the perspective of a Tlicho Indian who struggles between his Native ancestry and finding his place in to the modern world.
Trivia: It is a Canadian drama film, released in 2012. Written and directed by Anita Doron based on the novel of the same name by Richard Van Camp, the film stars Joel Evans as Larry Sole, a young Tłı̨chǫ teenager living in the Northwest Territories. The film's cast also includes Chloe Rose, Kiowa Gordon, Benjamin Bratt, Dylan Cook and Tamara Podemski. Despite being set in the Northwest Territories, the film was shot in Sudbury, Ontario. The film received a gala screening at the imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival in 2012. Doron garnered a Canadian Screen Award nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay at the 1st Canadian Screen Awards. Kiowa Gordon won best supporting actor at American Indian Film Festival for his role in the film.
Filming Locations: Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. Thanks to Espanola High School, Espanola, Ontario, Canada.

The Best Man Holiday. 2013 (tragicomedy), Starring
Taye Diggs as Harper Stewart
Sanaa Lathan as Robin Stewart
Nia Long as Jordan Armstrong
Morris Chestnut as Lance Sullivan
Harold Perrineau as Julian Murch
Terrence Howard as Quentin Spivey
Monica Calhoun as Mia Sullivan
Melissa De Sousa as Shelby
Regina Hall as Candace "Candy" Sparks
Eddie Cibrian as Brian McDonald
Isis Moore as Kennedy
Riele Downs as Faith Sullivan
Catherine Bruhier as Dr. Perkins

Monica Calhoun ...
Mia
Morris Chestnut Morris Chestnut ...
Lance
Melissa De Sousa Melissa De Sousa ...
Shelby
Taye Diggs Taye Diggs ...
Harper
Regina Hall Regina Hall ...
Candace
Terrence Howard Terrence Howard ...
Quentin
Sanaa Lathan Sanaa Lathan ...
Robyn
Nia Long Nia Long ...
Jordan
Harold Perrineau Harold Perrineau ...
Julian
Eddie Cibrian Eddie Cibrian ...
Brian
Riele Downs Riele Downs ...
Faith
Richie Lawrence Richie Lawrence ...
August
Millie Davis Millie Davis ...
Hope
Linden Liles-McCurdy Linden Liles-McCurdy ...
L J
Isis Moore Isis Moore ...
Kennedy
Shai Pierre-Dixon Shai Pierre-Dixon ...
Kelly
Allison Augustin Allison Augustin ...
Keisha
Paulina B. Abarca Paulina B. Abarca ...
Esmerelda (as Paulina Abarca-Cantin)
Catherine Bruhier Catherine Bruhier ...
Dr. Perkins
Julianna Barclay Julianna Barclay ...
Homeless Woman
David Schurmann David Schurmann ...
Elliot
Mark Robert Ellis Mark Robert Ellis ...
Coach
Pam Oliver Pam Oliver ...
Herself
Greg Gumbel Greg Gumbel ...
Himself
Eddie George Eddie George ...
Himself
Marsha Ambrosius Marsha Ambrosius ...
Herself
Anthony Hamilton Anthony Hamilton ...
Himself
Elle Downs Elle Downs ...
Newscaster
Linda V. Carter Linda V. Carter ...
Mia's Mom
Michael Dunston Michael Dunston ...
Lance's Dad
Ryan Lamanna Ryan Lamanna ...
Frat Boy
Chris Williams Chris Williams ...
Dr. Nelson (voice)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Justin T. Bowler Justin T. Bowler ...
Sports Announcer
Shailene Garnett Shailene Garnett ...
Jordan's Assistant
Peter Gilroy Peter Gilroy ...
P.J.
John Michael Higgins John Michael Higgins ...
Stan
Haley Powell Haley Powell ...
Kid Voice
Marlon Price Marlon Price ...
#26 Atlanta Falcons
Terrell Ransom Jr. Terrell Ransom Jr. ...
Kid (voice)
Yvette Saunders Yvette Saunders
Chansi Stuckey Chansi Stuckey ...
Football Player
André Alcasid André Alcasid ...
Buddhist Monk (uncredited)
Tamara Almeida Tamara Almeida ...
Hot Co-Worker (uncredited)
Austin Davis Austin Davis ...
NY Giant Defensive Lineman (uncredited)
Michael Dugan Michael Dugan ...
New York Giants Running Backs Coach (uncredited)
Kweku Hayford Kweku Hayford ...
Ball Boy (uncredited)
Angel Izard Angel Izard ...
Football Fan (uncredited)
John Kreuzer John Kreuzer ...
Giants Coach (uncredited)
Atif Lanier Atif Lanier ...
NY Giants Defensive Back (uncredited)
Sherri Lyn Litz Sherri Lyn Litz ...
Football Fan (uncredited)
Dominic Mendez Dominic Mendez ...
Sideline Photographer (uncredited)
Mick O'Keefe Mick O'Keefe ...
Santa Claus Football Fan (uncredited)
Colin Reboy Colin Reboy ...
Ball Boy (uncredited)
Frank Ridley Frank Ridley ...
Coach (uncredited)
Renes Rivera Renes Rivera ...
Bellingham (Falcons Nose Guard) (uncredited)
Greg Robbins Greg Robbins ...
Defensive Coach (uncredited)
Miles Stroter Miles Stroter ...
Lonnie (Lance's Best Friend On Team #77) (uncredited)
A.J. Verel A.J. Verel ...
New York Giants Defense Coach (uncredited)
Frankie Villa Frankie Villa ...
NY Giants Assistant Coach, Howard Green as stunt double: Taye Diggs, Angelica Lisk-Hann as stunt coordinator / stunt driving double: Regina Hall, Moses Nyarko as stunt double: Morris Chestnut and Alyssa Veniece as double: Melissa De Souza. Movie Central, September 23, 2014. Music by Stanley Clarke. Soundtrack: "Wedding Bells" - Written by Cliff Lee, Consuela Lee Morehead (as Consuela Lee),
Performed by Cliff Lee Plus Three
Courtesy of Cliff/Cleff Music
Christmas Time to Me
Written by Steve Daly, Phil Bentley, Aimee Proal, Appu Krishnan
Performed by Jordin Sparks
Produced by Steve Daly for TrackCo
Jordin Sparks appears courtesy of 19 Recordings Limited/RCA Records
Santa Claus Is Coming to Town
Written by J. Fred Coots, Haven Gillespie
Performed by Ray Charles
Courtesy of The Ray Charles Foundation
Under license from the Ray Charles Marketing Group
Shimmy Shimmy Ya
Written by Russell Jones, RZA (as Robert Diggs)
Performed by Ol' Dirty Bastard
Courtesy of Elektra Entertainment Group
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
What Christmas Means to Me
Written by George Gordy, Allen Story, Anna Gordy Gaye
Performed by Fantasia Barrino (as Fantasia)
Produced by Harmony aka "H-Money" Samuels for BOE Global
Fantasia appears courtesy of 19 Recordings Limited/RCA Records
Go
Written by Ali Dee (as Ali Theodore), Michael Klein, Alana Da Fonseca
Performed by Rebecca Styles (as Becca Styles)
Courtesy of DeeTown Entertainment
I Still Have You
Written by Gregg Pagani, Edwin Serrano, Jimmy Burney, Lance Tolbert, Mahin Wilson, Charlie Wilson
Performed by Charlie Wilson
Courtesy of RCA Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Her Favorite Song
Written by Andrew Cohen, Steve Mostyn, Warren Felder
Performed by Mayer Hawthorne
Courtesy of Universal Republic Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
The Campfire
Written by Sixx Johnson, Jason Rabinowitz, Cheapshot
Performed by Sixx John
Courtesy of Bridge Compositions
Like Whatever Baby
Written by Dax Brooks, Warren McRae
Performed by Dax Brooks
Courtesy of 24/7 Music Group
Can You Get to That
Written by George Clinton (as George Clinton, Jr.), Erni Harris
Performed by Mavis Staples
Courtesy of Anti-
Everyone's a Kid at Christmas
Written by Ronald N. Miller, Aurora Miller
Performed by LoVel James
Produced by Ali Dee
Courtesy of DeeTown Entertainment
Can You Keep Up with Me?
Written by Sha'Leah Nikole Stubblefield (as Sha'leah Stubblefield), Eric Goldman
Performed by Shay
Courtesy of Keep Smiling
Can You Stand the Rain
Written by Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis
Performed by New Edition
Courtesy of Geffen Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
The Christmas Song
Written by Mel Tormé, Robert Wells
Performed by Nat 'King' Cole (as Nat King Cole)
Courtesy of Capitol Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Nat King Cole ® is a registered trademark of King Cole Partners, L.P.
Shelter
Written by John Legend (as John Legend)
Performed by John Legend
Courtesy of Columbia Records and Getting Out Our Dreams
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Universal King
Written by George Pajon Jr., Terence Graves, Andreas Bingel (as Andreas Bingle), 'N'fa Jones', Mike Fratantuno
Performed by Channel Two
Courtesy of Hitcher Music
A Very Woody Christmas
Written by Thomas Chase (as Thomas Jones Chase)
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
Written by Ralph Blane, Hugh Martin
Performed by Monica Arnold (as Monica)
Produced by Jermaine Dupri for So So Def Productions
Co-produced by Bryan-Michael Cox for Team Idris, LLC
Monica appears courtesy of RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
Winter Wonderland
Written by Felix Bernard, Dick Smith
Performed by Emeli Sandé
Courtesy of Virgin Records, Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
This Christmas
Written by Donny Hathaway, Nadine McKinnor
Performed by Mary J. Blige
Courtesy of Verve Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Joy to the World (Traditional)
Performed by Ricky Fante (as Ricky Fanté)
Courtesy of Virgin Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
O Holy Night
Traditional (Adam/Dwight)
Performed by Jayda Brown and Jasmine Watkins
Produced by Harmony aka "H-Money" Samuels for BOE Global
I Want to Come Home for Christmas
Written by Marvin Gaye, Forest Hairston
Performed by Ne-Yo
Produced by Jesse "Corparal" Wilson
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
As
Written by Stevie Wonder
Performed by Marsha Ambrosius and Anthony Hamilton
Produced by Harmony aka "H-Money" Samuels for BOE Global
Strut Tin
Performed by Cliff Lee Plus Three and One: Richard Clements, Chris Haney, Will Terrill, Doc Handy
Courtesy of Cliff/Cleff Music
Christmas, I'll Be Steppin
Written by R. Kelly (as Robert S. Kelly)
Performed by R. Kelly
Courtesy of RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
Wings
Written by Ben Kohn, Iain James, Peter Kelleher, Tom Barnes, Perrie Edwards, Jessica Nelson,
Leigh Anne Pinnock, Jade Thirlwall, Erika Nuri, Mischke Butler, Michelle Lewis, Heidi Rojas,
Kyle Christopher Coleman and Chrishan (as Christopher Chrishan Dotson)
Performed by Little Mix
Courtesy of Simco Limited/Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Limited/Columbia Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Someday At Christmas
Written by Ronald N. Miller and Bryan Wells
Performed by Mario
"Jingle Bells" (uncredited) - Written by James Lord Pierpont.
Storyline: When college friends reunite after 15 years over the Christmas holidays, they discover just how easy it is for long-forgotten rivalries and romances to be reignited.
Trivia: It is an American tragicomedy film written and directed by Malcolm D. Lee. It is the sequel to the 1999 film, The Best Man. The film was released on November 15, 2013 by Universal Pictures. It stars Taye Diggs, Terrence Howard, Harold Perrineau, Morris Chestnut, Monica Calhoun, Sanaa Lathan, Nia Long, Melissa De Sousa and Regina Hall, reprising their roles from the 1999 film along with the supporting cast.
Filming locations: Buffalo, New York, USA (Buffalo Niagara Film Office); Ralph Wilson Stadium - 1 Bills Drive, Orchard Park, New York, USA (Football Game); Pinewood Toronto Studios, Port Lands, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
When the lead male characters sing Can You Stand The Rain to the female characters, their reactions are genuine as the director didn't tell the ladies which song would be sung to them.
In its first weekend of release in the United States it was able to gain back double its entire production budget.
Shipped to theaters under the code name "Roasting Chestnuts".
Canadian flags can be seen on a street, as Lance is driving an SUV prominently featuring a New Jersey license plate. Though the movie location was set in the United States, the Canada filming location was revealed by the flags.
When Lance is exiting the stadium, behind Harper, Quentin, and Julian the Buffalo Bills logo can be seen in the background. The football scenes were shot at Ralph Wilson Stadium, even though the story is about the New York Giants.

Jesus Henry Christ. 2012, Starring
Jason Spevack – Henry James Herman
Austin MacDonald - Brian the Bully
Toni Collette – Patricia Herman
Michael Sheen – Dr. Slavkin O'Hara
Samantha Weinstein – Audrey O'Hara
Frank Moore - Stan Herman
Cameron Kennedy – Jimmy Herman
Mark Caven – President Sullivan
Paul Braunstein - Dr. Gunther Flowers
Mark MacDonald as Tim Herman
Mickey MacDonald as Tom Herman
Hannah Bridgen as Young Patricia Herman
Jamie Johnston as Young Billy Herman

Toni Collette ...
Patricia Herman
Michael Sheen Michael Sheen ...
Dr. Slavkin O'Hara
Jason Spevack Jason Spevack ...
Henry James Herman
Hannah Brigden Hannah Brigden ...
Young Patricia Herman
Frank Moore Frank Moore ...
Stan Herman
Sarah Orenstein Sarah Orenstein ...
Mother Herman
Jamie Johnston Jamie Johnston ...
Young Billy Herman
Mark MacDonald Mark MacDonald ...
Tim Herman
Mickey MacDonald Mickey MacDonald ...
Tom Herman
Cameron Kennedy Cameron Kennedy ...
Jimmy Herman
Lucca Tilbenny-Agate Lucca Tilbenny-Agate ...
Protest Little Girl
Peggi Tilbenny Peggi Tilbenny ...
Protest Mother
Kevin Hare Kevin Hare ...
Delivery Room Doctor
Jack Newman Jack Newman ...
Stan's Cohort #1
Jack Jessop Jack Jessop ...
Stan's Cohort #2
Gino Marrocco Gino Marrocco ...
Stan's Cohort #3
Sam Moses Sam Moses ...
Stan's Cohort #4
Rosalba Martinni Rosalba Martinni ...
Nurse Bruna
Melyssa Ade Melyssa Ade ...
Kindergarten Teacher
Devan Cohen Devan Cohen ...
Young Henry Herman
Drew Davis Drew Davis ...
Young Henry's Classmate
Nora Sheehan Nora Sheehan ...
Sister Hathaway
Dewshane Williams Dewshane Williams ...
Malcolm
Aaron Abrams Aaron Abrams ...
Malcolm's Dad / Nurse Stewart
Keith Dinicol Keith Dinicol ...
Father Benet
Torri Webster Torri Webster ...
Girl in Cafeteria
Samantha Weinstein Samantha Weinstein ...
Audrey O'Hara
Austin Macdonald Austin Macdonald ...
Brian the Bully
Oprah Winfrey Oprah Winfrey ...
Oprah
Chris Ratz Chris Ratz ...
Bookstore Salesman
Mishu Vellani Mishu Vellani ...
Miss Abda
Paul Braunstein Paul Braunstein ...
Dr. Gunther Flowers
Kate Hewlett Kate Hewlett ...
Alice O'Hara
Daniel Matmor Daniel Matmor ...
Proctor #1
Roger Clown Roger Clown ...
Proctor #2
Mark Caven Mark Caven ...
President Sullivan
Luca Castricone Luca Castricone ...
Boy on Bus
Maria Syrgiannis Maria Syrgiannis ...
Mother on Bus
R.H. Thomson R.H. Thomson ...
Billy Herman
Adrienne Merrell as Audrey Stravinowsky and Dana Jones as stunt double: Sarah Orenstein. Movie Central, September 23, 2014. Music by Simon Taufique and David Torn (lead composer). Soundtrack: "Stars Like You" - Written and Performed by Troy MacCubbin,
Published by Alloy Tracks Publishing (ASCAP) and FWM100 Publishing (ASCAP)
Courtesy of Alloy Tracks Records
I Want To Be Where You Are
Written by Paul Singerman
Performed by The Freddy Green Orchestra ft Jan Elson
Published by Paul Singerman (ASCAP)
Courtesy of Singerman Entertainment
By Arrangement with The Talent House
Black Fur
Written by Ola Lindfelt and Fredrik Hultin
Performed by Fredrik
Published House Of Hassle
Courtesy of The Kora Records
By Arrangement with Bank Robber Music
Brutal Hearts
Written by Jay Malinowski, Eon Sinclair, Selcou Lumumba Smart (SOCAN)
Performed by Bedouin Soundclash ft Coeur de pirate
Published by Third Side Music Inc. o/b/o Root Fire Publishing Ltd.
Courtesy of Nat Geo Music
Le Pyromane
Written by Louis-Jean Cormier and François Lafontaine
Performed by Karkwa
Published by Third Side US Publishing (BMI) o/b/o Groupe Karkwa
Courtesy of Simone Records
What's In It For?
Written by Arigdor Zahner-Isenberg
Performed by Ari Buffalo
Published by Ari Buffalo Music (BMI)
Courtesy of Sub Pop Records
Home
Written by Alexander Ebert and Jesse Castinos
Performed by Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros
Published by Chrysalis Music o/b/o Itself and Caravan Touchdown (ASCAP) and Chrysalis Songs o/b/o Jadey Rae (BMI)
Courtesy of Vagrant Records and Community Music
The Jolly Colliope
Written and Performed by David Das
Published by Das Bunk Music (BMI) and FWM101 Global Publishing (BMI)
Courtesy of Alloy Tracks Records
Action Newscast
Written and Performed by David Das
Published by Das Bunk Music (BMI) and FWM101 Global Publishing (BMI)
Courtesy of Alloy Tracks Records
Tristeza
Written and Performed by Jean Ayoub and Loic Gayot
Published by Hereinafter Music (ASCAP)
Courtesy of Sumo Music
By Arrangement with The Talent House
Waltz #2 in A flat, Op. 34/1 Waltz Brillante
Composed by Frédéric Chopin
Performed by George Lepauw (piano)
Produced by Max Anisimov
Piano used fPiano Haus
Piano Sonata No. 18 in D - Adagio
Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Performed by George Lepauw (piano)
Produced by Max Anisimov
Piano used fPiano Haus
Lyric Pieces, Book 08, Op. 65 Wedding
Composed by Edward Greig
Performed by George Lepauw (piano)
Produced by Max Anisimov
Piano used fPiano Haus.
Storyline: Henry (Jason Spevack) is a precocious young boy, conceived in a petri-dish, raised by his single mother, Patricia (Toni Collette), and is smarter than all of his peers. However, the one question he can't answer is, who is his father? Henry's attempts at locating his father lead him to Dr. Slavkin O'Hara (Michael Sheen), a university professor who has decided to raise his daughter, Audrey (Samantha Weinstein), as a psychology experiment in a world free of gender bias. Patricia starts fearing that she's losing her son, Audrey wishes she didn't have a father, Dr. O'Hara has no idea how to keep his daughter happy, and Henry may just have found the family he was looking for.
Trivia: It is an American 2012 comedy film based on Dennis Lee's Academy Award-winning student short film of the same name.[1] It was released on April 20, 2012. The film was directed by Dennis Lee, who also penned screenplay. The film was produced by Joseph Boccia, Sukee Chew, Lisa Roberts Gillan, Deepak Nayar, Julia Roberts, Philip Rose, and Katie Wells. The films stars Jason Spevack, Toni Collette, Michael Sheen, Samantha Weinstein, Frank Moore, Mark Caven, and Paul Braunstein.
Filming locations: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; Toronto, Ontario, Canada (school). Quote: Henry James Herman: "Why are any of us here? What is the purpose of our being?"

Sorority Surrogate. 2014 (Canadian/TV Movie), Starring Cassie Steele as Valerie Vont; Mimi Kuzyk as Maureen Darlington; Chris Bruno as Charlie Harding; Daniel Kelly as Kyle; Elena Juatco as Su; Matthew Bennett as Walter; Siobhan Murphy as Sara; Christopher Jacot as Jameson Darlington; Joe Delfin as Gunnar Vont; Nick Baillie as Bob Holts; Natalie Lisinska as Stacie Holts; Megan Hutchings as Jackie; Ron Lea as Oscar Oberly; Thom Vernon as Cristian Vont; Allana Harkin as Dr. Vernon; Doug MacLeod as Dr. Dale Heinrich; Elle Downs as Dawn Frankton; Martin Roach as Channing; Shane Daly as Arresting Officer and Tamara Almeida as Lydia. Movie Central, September 23, 2014. Music by Lawrence Shragge. Soundtrack: Storyline: A surrogate mother faces an uncertain future when the couple who hires her dies in an accident. Trivia: It is an Drama - Mystery - Thriller of 83 minutes.

The Good Witch's Family. 2011 (Canadian/TV Movie/Hallmark Channel), Starring Catherine Bell as Cassandra "Cassie" Nightingale; Chris Potter as Chief Jake Russell; Catherine Disher as Martha Tinsdale; Matthew Knight as Brandon Russell; Paul Miller as Mayor Tom Tinsdale; Hannah Endicott-Douglas as Lori Russell; Sarah Power as Abigail Pershing; Noah Cappe as Deputy Derek Sanders; Karen Ivany as Citizen Jeannie and Rhys Ward as Wes Maneri. Movie Central, September 24, 2014. Soundtrack: Music by Michael Berec - music supervisor. Trivia: It is a Canadian family film and Hallmark Channel original movie written by G. Ross Parker and directed by Craig Pryce, The film stars Catherine Bell, Chris Potter, Catherine Disher, Matthew Knight, and Paul Miller. Family is the fourth film in The Good Witch film series.[1] The film premiered on Hallmark Channel October 29, 2011. The first film premiered January 19, 2008. Reception: The Oklahoman remarked that in her recurring role of Casandra Nightingale in The Good Witch film series, it is "no stretch to say Catherine Bell has cast a spell over viewers." When Bell signed for the fifth in the series, the fourth was just entering production. Kevin McDonough, the reviewer at South Coast Today, admitted to being "vaguely fascinated by the Good Witch movies" and the lead character of Cassandra Nightingale, and being "bowled over by their banality." He made special note of the film series' plots being predictable and the dialogue having a "false soap-opera quality",[4] and being intrigued by Catherine Bell's approach to acting, writing, "If she were any more placid, she'd be in a coma." McDonough did grant that as the fourth in the series, the plot did include some complications, but complained in his review that "as always, the plots to these movies don't really matter as much as the exasperating unexcitability of Cassie." He concluded that the film seemed "adapted from some comic book called 'Sabrina, the Medicated Witch.'" Matthew Knight received a 2012 Young Artist Awards nomination for "Best Performance in a TV Movie, Miniseries or Special - Supporting Young Actor" for his role as Brandon Russell.

In a World.... 2013, Starring
Lake Bell as Carol Solomon
Fred Melamed as Sam Sotto
Michaela Watkins as Dani Solomon
Ken Marino as Gustav Warner
Demetri Martin as Louis
Rob Corddry as Moe
Alexandra Holden as Jamie
Nick Offerman as Heners
Geena Davis as Katherine Huling
Eva Longoria as herself
Tig Notaro as Cher
Stephanie Allynne as Nancy
Jason O'Mara as Mr. Pouncer
Talulah Riley as Pippa
Melissa Disney as Melinda Chisney
Olya Milova as Mimi
Corsica Wilson as Stacy
Yelena Protsenko as Alla
Carly Chaikin as Excruciating
Janicza Bravo as Snacks
Marc Graue as himself
Joe Cipriano as himself
Mark Elliott as himself
Don LaFontaine as himself (archival footage)
Jeff Garlin as himself (uncredited)[6]
Cameron Diaz as herself in trailer for The Amazon Games (uncredited)

Lake Bell ...
Carol
Rob Corddry Rob Corddry ...
Moe
Alexandra Holden Alexandra Holden ...
Jamie
Eva Longoria Eva Longoria ...
Eva Longoria
Ken Marino Ken Marino ...
Gustav
Demetri Martin Demetri Martin ...
Louis
Fred Melamed Fred Melamed ...
Sam
Tig Notaro Tig Notaro ...
Cher
Nick Offerman Nick Offerman ...
Heners
Michaela Watkins Michaela Watkins ...
Dani
Geena Davis Geena Davis ...
Katherine Huling
Stephanie Allynne Stephanie Allynne ...
Nancy
Melissa Disney Melissa Disney ...
Melinda Chisney
Olya Milova Olya Milova ...
Mimi
Corsica Wilson Corsica Wilson ...
Stacy
Yelena Protsenko Yelena Protsenko ...
Alla
Carly Chaikin Carly Chaikin ...
Excruciating
Janicza Bravo Janicza Bravo ...
Snacks
Jason O'Mara Jason O'Mara ...
Mr. Pouncer
Talulah Riley Talulah Riley ...
Pippa
Erin Soto Erin Soto ...
Reality Girl #1
Mara Lane Mara Lane ...
Reality Girl #2
Erinn Westbrook Erinn Westbrook ...
Reality Girl #3
Amy Vorpahl Amy Vorpahl ...
Virgin America
Hidetoshi Imura Hidetoshi Imura ...
Asian Man
Nancy Gomez Nancy Gomez ...
Bristle Brush Hair Model
Jaime Aymerich Jaime Aymerich ...
Carlos
Marc Graue Marc Graue ...
Himself
Kevin Rock Kevin Rock ...
Ciatis
Joe Cipriano Joe Cipriano ...
Himself
Shobhit Agarwal Shobhit Agarwal ...
Sloppy Indian
Don Luce Don Luce ...
Reporter
Andy Grosso Andy Grosso ...
Bachelor
Mark Elliott Mark Elliott ...
Himself
Christina Chang Christina Chang ...
Lizzie
Paula Sata Paula Sata ...
Geico Customer
Don LaFontaine Don LaFontaine ...
Himself (archive footage)
Elizabeth Gesas Elizabeth Gesas ...
Amazon Warrior + Mutant
Carrie Martin Carrie Martin ...
Amazon Warrior + Mutant
Nicole LaLiberte Nicole LaLiberte ...
Amazon Warrior + Mutant
Jon Peacy Jon Peacy ...
Amazon Warrior + Mutant
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell ...
Amazon Warrior + Mutant
Michael Burns Michael Burns ...
Amazon Warrior + Mutant
Brett Praise Brett Praise ...
Amazon Warrior + Mutant
Gareth Stehr Gareth Stehr ...
Amazon Warrior + Mutant
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Berj D. Bedrosian Berj D. Bedrosian ...
(uncredited)
Cameron Diaz as Amazon Leader (uncredited) and Jeff Garlin as Himself. Movie Central, September 24, 2014. Music by Ryan Miller. Mary Gibson - musician: violin; Brian McCarthy - musician: horns; Paul Reynolds - musician: viola. Soundtrack: "Yegelle Tezeta" - Written and Performed by Mulatu Astatke,
Courtesy of Buda Musique
http://www.budamusique.com/en/
Little Princess
Written and Performed by Geoff Halliday
Courtesy of HandsSounds
Regulate
Written by Warren Griffin, Nathaniel Hale, Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller
Performed by Warren G. featuring Nate Dogg
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Children's Story
Written by Ricky Walters
Performed by Slick Rick
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Cloud Rider
Written and Performed by Noah Warner
Courtesy of Birdsong Productions
Mädchenlied, Op. 85, No. 3
Written by Johannes Brahms
Arranged by Wayne Horvitz
Performed by Wayne Horvitz
Courtesy of Sony Masterworks
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Out Of Touch
Written by Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook
Performed by Squeeze
Courtesy of A&M Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Give It To Me Baby
Written and Performed by Rick James
Courtesy of Motown Records under license from
Universal Music Enterprises
Greazee, Part I & II
Written by James Alexander, Billy Preston and Fred Smith
Performed by Billy Preston
Published by ABKCO Music, Inc.
Courtesy of ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
www.abkco.com
Word Up!
Written by Lawrence Ernest Black and Thomas
Michael Jenkins
Performed by Cameo
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Push It
Written by Herbie Azor (as Hurby "Luv Bug" Azor' and Ray Davies (as Raymond Douglas Davies)
Performed by Salt-N-Pepa
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Love Plus One
Performed by Haircut 100
Written By Nicholas Heyward
Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Vision
Written by Sebastian Taylor & Momi Ochion
Performed by Angel Tears
Courtesy of LoveCat Music
Right Down The Line
Written by Gerry Rafferty
Performed by Gerry Rafferty Courtesy of Capitol Records, LLC
Under exclusive license from EMI Film and Television Music
Get A Move On
Written by Lloyd Chiate, Paul Collins and Eddie Money (as Edward Mahoney)
Performed by Eddie Money
Courtesy of Columbia Records
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Easy
Written by Lionel Richie
Performed by The Commodores
Courtesy of Motown Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Roxanne
Written by Sting (as Gordon Sumner)
Performed by The Police
Courtesy of A&M Records under license from
Universal Music Enterprises
It Was A Good Day
Written by O'Shea Jackson, Harry Milton Ray, Willie Albert Goodman, Sylvia Robinson, Chris Jasper, Ernie Isley (as Ernest Isley), Marvin Isley, O'Kelly Isley (as O'Kelly Isley Jr.), Ronald Isley, and Rudolph Isley
Performed by Ice Cube
Courtesy of Priority Records, LLC
Under exclusive license from EMI Film and Television Music
Everybody Wants To Rule The World
Written by' Christopher Merrick Hughes', Roland Orzabal and Ian Stanley
Performed by Tears for Fears
Courtesy of Mercury Records Limited under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Cloud Rider
Written by Noah Warner
Performed by Noah Warner
Courtesy of Birdsong Music
Brother F Ups
Written by Jonathan Sadoff.

Trivia: It is an American comedy film written, directed and co-produced by Lake Bell. In a World... marked Lake Bell's feature film writing, directing and producing debut. The film stars Bell as Carol Solomon, a vocal coach intent on doing voice-over work for film trailers.[5] The film co-stars Demetri Martin, Fred Melamed, Rob Corddry, Michaela Watkins, Ken Marino, Nick Offerman, and Tig Notaro. The film was a financial success, grossing nearly $3 million on a budget of less than $1 million, and received positive reviews from critics.
Production: Background: According to Bell, there are almost no notable film trailers that have employed female voice-over talent except for Gone in 60 Seconds, which used Melissa Disney.[8] Bell had been intrigued that the prototypical "omniscient" voice behind film trailers was male. This inspired her to write a story in which a female protagonist sought to overcome this prejudice,[9] resulting in her feature-length writing, directing, and producing debut. The title of the film was inspired by the phrase used by Don LaFontaine to start many film trailers.
Bell wrote the screenplay with particular people in mind, hoping they would be interested in the project, explaining, "I was inspired to cast not only people who are great comedians but [...] who have a complex life [...] I knew that there was a profundity there that I wanted to tap into."[12] Bell also recruited her then boyfriend Scott Cambell as an art assistant for the film.[13]
Filming: Filming took place over 20 days in Los Angeles.[2] The Scientology Celebrity Center was used as a location. Other locations include The California Club, the lobby at the Biltmore hotel, and the KCET Studios. The sound studio scenes were filmed at The Marc Graue Voice Over Studios, Burbank. Studio A, Studio 4, the hallways, reception area, kitchen and the upstairs entrance to Studio 3 are all shown. Bell did extensive preparation work before the film, bringing lengthy notes.[8] She deliberately filmed using shots in the style of a drama, although the film is a comedy. The "nose kiss" scene was suggested by Ken Marino, and it made Bell laugh so much she told him he would need to do it twice.
In a World... won Best Screenplay at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival,[27] where it debuted on January 20. Filming Locations: Los Angeles, California, USA.
References: a) Mary Poppins (1964) - While speaking to Pippa, Moe does an impression of Bert. b) Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) - Carol says, "These aren't the droids you're looking for" in a Russian accent. c) Ghost (1990) - Two girls in the laundry talk about the film.
During the opening credits, clips of TV commercials for the GEICO insurance company with Don Lafontaine on-camera are featured.
The voices of Sam and Gustav's agents heard over the phone throughout the film are that of Lake Bell.
The film was shot in 20 days.
Although uncredited in the actual film credits, Cameron Diaz is listed in the credits for the movie-within-the-movie "The Amazon Games", which can be seen during the final voice class at the end of the film.
The title is a reference to the frequent phrase uttered by the late Don LaFontaine in many film trailers.
Flirtatious Irishman Terry is revealed in the "Amazon Games" trailer voiceover to be the film's BAFTA Winning Director, Terrance Pouncer.
According to Lake Bell, there are few notable film trailers that have employed female voice-over talent.
All the studio scenes were filmed at The Legendary Marc Graue Voice Over Studios in Burbank. In the movie you'll recognize Studio A, Studio 4, the hallways, reception area, kitchen and the upstairs entrance to Studio 3.
Quotes: 1. Carol: "I just want to give you my card. I'm not a vocal coach anymore, but I would make an exception for you because you sound like a squeaky toy. And I don't mean that in a bad way." 2. Eva Longoria: "Is that what you think, you stupid slapper?" 3. Louis: "The studio heard the temp recording you did and they want your voice on the trailer, Carol." Carol: "But I'm a chick." Louis: "Yeah, I know. I'm acutely aware of that."

Paycheck to Paycheck: The Life and Times of Katrina Gilbert. 2014 (HBO/Documentary), Starring Katrina Gilbert and several others. HBO, September 24, 2014. Music by . Soundtrack: "

Storyline: PAYCHECK TO PAYCHECK: THE LIFE & TIMES OF KATRINA GILBERT tells the moving story of a year in the life of one mother whose daily struggles illuminate the challenges faced by more than 42 million American women and the 28 million children who depend on them. The film is the unvarnished account of a single mom struggling to get ahead, but constantly getting knocked back by a system that almost seems designed to see her fail. Trivia: Documentary - Directors: Shari Cookson and Nick Doob.

Hold Fast. 2013 (Canadian), Starring
Avery Ash ...
Michael
Mike Daly Mike Daly ...
Park Ranger
Liam Dawson Liam Dawson ...
Second Boy
Jane Dingle Jane Dingle ...
Aunt Flo
Aiden Flynn Aiden Flynn ...
Uncle Ted
Mack Furlong Mack Furlong ...
Man in Car
Dawson Hiscock Dawson Hiscock ...
Third Boy
Geraldine Hollett Geraldine Hollett ...
Mother
Andy Jones Andy Jones ...
Security Guard
Ethan Martins Ethan Martins ...
Brent
Pamela Morgan Pamela Morgan ...
Mrs. Mackay
Tim Myles Tim Myles ...
Lewis
Molly Parker Molly Parker ...
Aunt Ellen
Crystal Dawn Parsons Crystal Dawn Parsons ...
Lady on Bench
Peter Rompkey Peter Rompkey ...
Father
Dave Sullivan Dave Sullivan ...
Mr. Marshall
Douglas Sullivan Douglas Sullivan ...
Curtis
Taylor Vincent Taylor Vincent ...
Brenda
Des Walsh Des Walsh ...
Grandad (Jack). Movie Central, September 24, 2014. Music by Mark Bragg. Soundtrack: "

Storyline: Two teenage boys escape an unhappy home, embarking on a perilous journey of self-discovery that takes them deep into the Newfoundland wilderness.
Trivia: Directed by Justin Simms. Writing Credits: Rosemary House Filming Locations: Mount Pearl, NFLD; Gros Morne National Park, NFLD; Newfoundland; Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.

The Watcher. 2000, Starring
James Spader as FBI Special Agent Joel Campbell
Marisa Tomei as Dr. Polly Beilman
Keanu Reeves as David Allen Griffin
Ernie Hudson as FBI Special Agent in Charge Mike Ibby
Chris Ellis as Detective Hollis Mackie
Robert Cicchini as FBI Special Agent Mitch Casper
Yvonne Niami as FBI Special Agent Lisa Anton

James Spader ...
Campbell
Marisa Tomei Marisa Tomei ...
Polly
Keanu Reeves Keanu Reeves ...
Griffin
Ernie Hudson Ernie Hudson ...
Ibby
Chris Ellis Chris Ellis ...
Hollis
Robert Cicchini Robert Cicchini ...
Mitch
Yvonne Niami Yvonne Niami ...
Lisa
Jenny McShane Jenny McShane ...
Diana (as Jennifer McShane)
Gina Alexander Gina Alexander ...
Sharon
Rebekah Louise Smith Rebekah Louise Smith ...
Ellie (as Rebakah Louise Smith)
Joseph Sikora Joseph Sikora ...
Skater (as Joe Sikora)
Jillian Peterson Jillian Peterson ...
Jessica
Michele DiMaso Michele DiMaso ...
Rachel (as Michelle Dimaso)
Andrew Rothenberg Andrew Rothenberg ...
Jack Fray
David Pasquesi David Pasquesi ...
Norton
Dana Kozlov Dana Kozlov ...
Anchorwoman
Butch Jerinic Butch Jerinic ...
Flower Girl
Marilyn Dodds Frank Marilyn Dodds Frank ...
Wanda
Rebeca Arthur Rebeca Arthur ...
Business Woman (as Rebekah Arthur)
Sheila Lahey Sheila Lahey ...
Wanda's Sister
Jason Wells Jason Wells ...
Computer Tech
Lisa Velten Lisa Velten ...
Photo Store Employee
Erick Esteban Erick Esteban ...
Coffee Store Clerk (as Frederick Garcia)
Mindy Bell Mindy Bell ...
Supervising Agent
Ryan Oliver Ryan Oliver ...
Waiter
Varen Black Varen Black ...
Female Reporter
Tamara Tungate Tamara Tungate ...
Young Woman
Erikka Yancy Erikka Yancy ...
Campbell's Secretary (as Quinn Yancy)
Jennifer Anglin Jennifer Anglin ...
Television Reporter
Peter J. Reineman Peter J. Reineman ...
Motel Clerk (as Peter Reinemann)
Michael Nicolosi Michael Nicolosi ...
Passerby
Rich Komenich Rich Komenich ...
Bloody Guy
Michael Guido Michael Guido ...
Mendel
Janelle Snow Janelle Snow ...
Waitress
Joe Forbrich Joe Forbrich ...
Bennigan's Manager
Scott Benjaminson Scott Benjaminson ...
Guest
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Chris Ashworth Chris Ashworth ...
S.W.A.T. Team Leader (uncredited)
Mike Bacarella Mike Bacarella ...
(uncredited) (unconfirmed)
Nasi Glekas Nasi Glekas ...
S.W.A.T. Entry Man (uncredited)
Kyle Hillman Kyle Hillman ...
FBI Agent (uncredited)
René Ketterer René Ketterer ...
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Mark Lassise Mark Lassise ...
Chicago S.W.A.T. (uncredited)
Steve Lyke Steve Lyke ...
Detective (uncredited)
Scott A. Martin Scott A. Martin ...
FBI Agent (uncredited)
Maureen Mendoza Maureen Mendoza ...
Nosey Neighbor (uncredited)
Joe Monaco Joe Monaco ...
Policeman (uncredited)
Eriq F. Prince Eriq F. Prince ...
FBI Agent (uncredited)
Brian Smyj as Cop and Joey Sylvester as Waiter. Encore Avenue, September 25, 2014. Music by Marco Beltrami. Soundtrack: "ROADS" - Written by Geoff Barrow, Beth Gibbons and Adrian Utley,
Performed by Portishead
Courtesy of Go! Beat/London Records 90 Limited
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
HOW TO MAKE A MONSTER
Written by Rob Zombie, Scott Humphrey
Performed by Rob Zombie
Courtesy of Geffen Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
DRAGULA
Written by Rob Zombie, Scott Humphrey
Performed by Rob Zombie
Courtesy of Geffen Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
6 UNDERGROUND
Written by Liam Howe (as Liam Coverdale-Howe), Chris Corner, Ian Pickering,
John Barry
Performed by Sneaker Pimps
Courtesy of Clean Up Records Ltd./Virgin Records America
CAN'T SAY THAT
Written and Performed by Sharkfin
Vocal by Holly Light
Driven To This
Written by Damir Price (as Damir Prcic)
Performed by Jacqui Lynn
Produced by Marco Beltrami, Damir Price (as Damir Prcic)
Courtesy of Mouthful Records.

Trivia: It is an American thriller film directed by Joe Charbanic and starring James Spader, Marisa Tomei and Keanu Reeves. Set in Chicago, the film is about a retired FBI agent who is stalked and taunted by a serial killer. Reception: The film received extremely negative reviews from critics, with Rotten Tomatoes holding it with a 10% rating. Keanu Reeves earned a Razzie Award nomination as Worst Supporting Actor for his performance, where he lost the award to Barry Pepper for Battlefield Earth. Production: Reeves has stated that he was not interested in the script but was forced into doing the film when a friend forged his signature on a contract. He performed the role rather than get involved in a lengthy legal battle. He was contractually prevented from disclosing this until twelve months after the film's US release. The Watcher was filmed between October and December 1999 on location in Chicago, Illinois and Oak Park, Illinois. This movie featured the 1996 hit "6 Underground" performed by Sneaker Pimps.
Third-billed Keanu Reeves gave his verbal agreement to director Joe Charbanic several years before production started, after reading his original script. With his involvement, the filmakers were later able to attract a bigger cast and budget than originally envisioned, and Reeves' part (originally meant as little more than a cameo) was substantially rewritten to feature him more prominently. Reportedly Keanu Reeves, who would be paid scale while his costars James Spader and Marisa Tomei would get $1,000,000 paychecks tried to drop out of the film but eventually changed his mind (apparently influenced by the legal precedent of the Kim Basinger/Boxing Helena (1993) debacle). He eventually agreed to do the picture and abstain from bad mouthing it in interviews on the condition that his involvment in the film be downplayed in all promotional material for the film, including trailers.
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In the opening scene, Keanu Reeves dances to the Rob Zombie song "Dragula" while doing kung fu moves behind green lighting. This is a homage to his previous blockbuster, The Matrix (1999).
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James Spader actuality dislikes Vietnamese food.
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During production, the film was called "Driven", but Universal decided to change the title to "The Watcher" when the Stallone racing drama with the same name was announced.
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The film caused a bidding war between Universal Pictures, the now defunct Destination Films and Warner Bros. when the distribution rights were up for grabs courtesy of the pic's independent financiers. Universal ended up winning the rights, but only just edged out Destination Films, who were eager to bag the film and have a potential hit, since all of their earlier films had been box-office misfires.
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Universal reportedly paid $5 million to acquire the North American distribution rights of this movie.
An agent's computer identifies the address of the building "20 miles north of the city" where David Allen Griffin is keeping Dr. Polly Beilman as the 1100-north block of Dearborn in Evanston. Dearborn does not run into Evanston; the 1100 N. block of Dearborn is near downtown Chicago. And, an address clearly shown in the exterior shots of the building says "500 W. Cermak" which would be Chinatown on Chicago's near South side.

Three Night Stand. 2013 (Canadian), Starring
Sam Huntington ...
Carl
Meaghan Rath Meaghan Rath ...
Sue
Emmanuelle Chriqui Emmanuelle Chriqui ...
Robyn
Reagan Pasternak Reagan Pasternak ...
Stacey
Jonathan Cherry Jonathan Cherry ...
Doug
Anne-Marie Cadieux Anne-Marie Cadieux ...
Lise Winters
Dan Beirne Dan Beirne ...
Aaron Berg
Aliocha Schneider Aliocha Schneider ...
Anatolii Winters
Dan Haber Dan Haber ...
Darrell
Matt Silver Matt Silver ...
Randal
James A. Woods James A. Woods ...
Simon
Darren Curtis as Avi the Jeweler; Marty Kiely as Bartender; Mélodie Simard. Movie Central, September 25, 2014. Music by Gary McIntyre - music supervisor. Soundtrack: "

Storyline: A married couple's romantic weekend is turned upside down when the husband's ex-girlfriend, a woman he's secretly obsessed with, is running the ski lodge where they're staying.
Trivia: It is an 86 minute comedy drama, directed and written by Pat Kiely. Filming locations: Montreal, Québec, Canada; Laurentian Region, Québec, Canada.

What Maisie Knew. 2012, Starring
Julianne Moore as Susanna
Steve Coogan as Beale
Onata Aprile as Maisie Elizabeth Beale
Alexander Skarsgård as Lincoln
Joanna Vanderham as Margo

Julianne Moore ...
Susanna
Steve Coogan Steve Coogan ...
Beale
Alexander Skarsgård Alexander Skarsgård ...
Lincoln
Joanna Vanderham Joanna Vanderham ...
Margo
Onata Aprile Onata Aprile ...
Maisie
Sadie Rae Sadie Rae ...
Zoe (as Sadie Rae Lee)
Jesse Stone Spadaccini Jesse Stone Spadaccini ...
Martin
Diana García Diana García ...
Cecelia (as Diana Garcia Soto)
Amelia Campbell Amelia Campbell ...
Ms. Baine
Maddie Corman Maddie Corman ...
Ms. Fairchild-Tettenbaum
Paddy Croft Paddy Croft ...
Mrs. Wix
Trevor Long Trevor Long ...
Musician #1
Emma Holzer Emma Holzer ...
Holly
Nadia Gan Nadia Gan ...
Hostess
Samantha Buck Samantha Buck ...
Zoe's Mother
Anne O'Shea Anne O'Shea ...
Administrator
Malachi Weir Malachi Weir ...
Manager
Ellen Crown Ellen Crown ...
Counselor
Jessica Miano Kruel Jessica Miano Kruel ...
Customer
Zachary Unger Zachary Unger ...
Freckly Boy
Arianna Shirak Arianna Shirak ...
Girl
Thomas Pescod Thomas Pescod ...
Grey-Haired Guy
Shobhit Agarwal Shobhit Agarwal ...
NY Locksmith
Nate Lang Nate Lang ...
Lawyer
Joel Garland Joel Garland ...
Emmett
Sean Gormley Sean Gormley ...
Margo's Uncle
Luke Forbes Luke Forbes ...
Musician on Bus
Robert C. Kirk Robert C. Kirk ...
LI locksmith (as Robert Kirk)
Andrea Bordeaux Andrea Bordeaux ...
Waitress
Stephen Mailer Stephen Mailer ...
Zoe's Father
Harrison Nesbit Harrison Nesbit ...
Pizza Delivery Boy
Evangelo Bousis Evangelo Bousis ...
Photographer
Henry Kelemen Henry Kelemen ...
Tyler
Valentine Aprile Valentine Aprile ...
Martin's Mother
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Domenic Ambroselli Domenic Ambroselli ...
Maisie's Classmate (uncredited)
Kevin Cannon Kevin Cannon ...
Susanna's Guitarist / Bandmate (uncredited)
James Colby James Colby ...
Byron (uncredited)
Mario Moise Fontaine Mario Moise Fontaine ...
Doorman (uncredited)
Julian Murdoch Julian Murdoch ...
Student (uncredited)
Gil O'Brien Gil O'Brien ...
Cafe Patron (uncredited)
Edward Sass III Edward Sass III ...
Maisie's Classmates (uncredited)
Owen Shipman as Ring Bearer; Simon H. Williams as Maisie's Classmate; Luke Trevisan. Movie Central, September 25, 2014. Music by Nick Urata. Soundtrack: "Rock-a-Bye Baby" - Performed by Julianne Moore,
Night Train
Performed by Julianne Moore and The Kills
Written by The Kills
Published by Domino Publishing Co. Ltd.
The Kills appear courtesy of Domino Recording Co. Ltd.
Hook and Line
Performed by Julianne Moore and The Kills
Written by The Kills
Published by Domino Publishing Co. Ltd.
The Kills appear courtesy of Domino Recording Co Ltd.
Anesthesia
Performed by The Face
Written by Jose Castillo and Tyler Morrisette
Courtesy of Sweet Tiger Records
Little Red Riding Hood
Performed by Studio Group
Courtesy of Pegasus E.K.
By arrangement with The Orchard
Low Light
Performed by Paul Dreux Smith and Senon Williams
Written by Paul Dreux Smith and Senon Williams
Courtesy of the artists
Feeling of Being
Performed by Lucy Schwartz
Written by Lucy Schwartz and Sally Seltmann
Courtesy of Fortunate Fool Records
Lookin Back at '99
Written by Martin Joshua Joseph
Performed by Daughn Gibson
Louts Petals 2
Written by David O'Brien and Shu Hong
Performed by David O'Brien and Shu Hong
S.O.S
(uncredited)
Written by Austin Taylor Trado
Performed by Austin Taylor Trado
Start Over Now
Written by Mathew Frankel, Michael Garner, Daniel Chang
Performed by Lady Danville and Jessica Freedman.

Storyline: Susanna is a pushy but seductive rock and roll icon who lives with Beale, a charming, distracted art dealer. Unnerved by the prospect of middle-aged stasis and each drawn to other lovers, they separate. Maisie, their only child, is caught in the middle, shuttled back and forth between her parents. They each attempt to start life afresh and use new partners, Lincoln and Margo, as a means of competing irresponsibly for custody of Maisie. Maisie, loving yet quietly precocious and observant, begins to understand how essentially selfish, irresponsible and damaged her parents are, as each of their new relationships quickly disintegrates, and Maisie plays a critical role in constructing a whole new family out of her two step-parents.
Trivia: It is an American drama film directed by Scott McGehee and David Siegel. It stars Julianne Moore, Alexander Skarsgård, Onata Aprile, Joanna Vanderham and Steve Coogan, and is an adaptation of the Henry James novel What Maisie Knew (1897), about a sensitive daughter of a divorced couple, who are irresponsible parents. The story is updated to modern-day New York City. The film premiered at the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival on September 7, 2012.
Reception: When it premiered at the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival, the film received strong reviews. NPR wrote, "It is rare to see an excellent movie about a child made for adults. [...] I was as invested in Maisie as I've been in any character I've seen at this festival, not just as a cute kid, but as a fully formed person."
Filming locations: The High Line, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA (Maisie and Lincoln play at the High Line); New York City, New York, USA.
Joanna Vanderham replaced Evan Rachel Wood.
In an interview on the NPR program "Fresh Air", Julianne Moore said that she drew on Courtney Love and Patti Smith for inspiration for her character in this movie, who is (like Love and Smith) a rock star who is also a mother. Quote: Lincoln: "I'm her... sorta... like... Maisie's stepfather."

Lansky. 1999 (HBO/Made for TV), Starring
Richard Dreyfuss ...
Meyer Lansky
Yosef Carmon Yosef Carmon ...
Rabbi / Caretaker (as Yosi Carmon)
Mosko Alkalai Mosko Alkalai ...
Jewelry Shopkeeper (as Moscu Alcalay)
Fima Noveck Fima Noveck ...
Hasid in Grodno
Joshua Praw Joshua Praw ...
Meyer Lansky Age 8
Bernie Hiller Bernie Hiller ...
Max Lansky (as Bernard Hiller)
Jill Holden Jill Holden ...
Yetta Lansky
Larry Moss Larry Moss ...
Benjamin Lansky
Chris Marquette Chris Marquette ...
Jake Lansky Ages 9-11 (as Christopher Marquette)
Ryan Merriman Ryan Merriman ...
Meyer Lansky Ages 12-14
Benjamin Kimball Smith Benjamin Kimball Smith ...
Irish Gang Leader (as Benjamin K. Smith)
Brian Casey Brian Casey ...
Irish Boy #1
Adam Hendershott Adam Hendershott ...
Irish Boy #2
Daniel Sagal Daniel Sagal ...
Irish Boy #3
Anthony Medwetz Anthony Medwetz ...
Benny Siegel Age 11
Amit Alon Amit Alon ...
Boy Outside Jewelry Shop
Paul Sincoff Paul Sincoff ...
Charlie Luciano Ages 17-30
P.C. Frieberg P.C. Frieberg ...
Old City Civilian (as P.C. Friberg)
Max Perlich Max Perlich ...
Meyer Lansky Ages 19-28
Matthew Settle Matthew Settle ...
Bugsy Siegel Ages 17-26
Stanley DeSantis Stanley DeSantis ...
Arnold Rothstein
Scott Rabinowitz Scott Rabinowitz ...
Zev Ben-Dov
Jeff Perry Jeff Perry ...
American Lawyer
Illeana Douglas Illeana Douglas ...
Anna Lansky
Bill Capizzi Bill Capizzi ...
Joe 'The Boss' Masseria
Eric Saiet Eric Saiet ...
IRS Man #1
Michael Krawic Michael Krawic ...
IRS Man #2
Brian Frank Brian Frank ...
Maranzano Deskman
Ron Gilbert Ron Gilbert ...
Salvatore Maranzano
David Selburg David Selburg ...
Maranzano Bookkeeper
Lawrence Arancio Lawrence Arancio ...
Buddy's Doctor
Nick Corello Nick Corello ...
Albert Anastasia (as Nicky Corello)
James Harper James Harper ...
Longy Zwillman
Tom La Grua Tom La Grua ...
Frank Costello
Sal Landi Sal Landi ...
Joe Adonis
Dean Norris Dean Norris ...
Naval Captain
Anthony LaPaglia Anthony LaPaglia ...
Charlie 'Lucky' Luciano
Randy Polk Randy Polk ...
Heavyset Man in Cinema
John Gavigan John Gavigan ...
Longshoreman
Robert Miano Robert Miano ...
Vito Genovese
Eric Roberts Eric Roberts ...
Ben 'Bugsy' Siegel
Peggy Jo Jacobs Peggy Jo Jacobs ...
Virginia Hill
Scott Haven Scott Haven ...
Flamingo Surveyor
Beverly D'Angelo Beverly D'Angelo ...
Teddy Lansky
A.J. Tannen A.J. Tannen ...
Reporter at LOD Airport
Ron Pacheco Ron Pacheco ...
Paul Lansky Age 17
Octavia Spencer Octavia Spencer ...
Evelyn the Maid (as Octavia L. Spencer)
Tom Towles Tom Towles ...
Henchman at NYC Apartment
Mitchell Roche Mitchell Roche ...
Buddy Lansky Age 19 (as Mitchell Roché)
Kenneth Meseroll Kenneth Meseroll ...
FBI Agent at NYC Apartment
Maria Carmen Maria Carmen ...
Conga Dancer (as Maria Carmen Diaz)
Peter Siragusa Peter Siragusa ...
Moe Dalitz
Tom Dreesen Tom Dreesen ...
Flamingo Emcee / Eddie Shum
Claudine Barros Claudine Barros ...
Paraguay Stewardess
Angelo Pagan Angelo Pagan ...
Asunción Customs Official #1 (as Angelo Pagán)
Marcello Sousa Marcello Sousa ...
Asunción Customs Official #2
Jeffrey Sharmat Jeffrey Sharmat ...
Buddy Lansky Age 10 (as Jeffery Sharmat)
Devon Michael Devon Michael ...
Paul Lansky Age 8
Arnie Alpert Arnie Alpert ...
Asunción Customs Official #3
Francis Guinan Francis Guinan ...
Senator Estes Kefauver
Bert Remsen Bert Remsen ...
Senator Tobey
Ron Perkins Ron Perkins ...
Moses Polakoff
Michael Townsend Wright Michael Townsend Wright ...
Jake Lansky
Bix Barnaba Bix Barnaba ...
Hallandale Lounge Maitre d'
Maura Vincent Maura Vincent ...
Hallandale Lounge Waitress
Diva Haase Diva Haase ...
Hallandale Lounge Singer
Michelle Bonilla Michelle Bonilla ...
Panama Stewardess
Eddie Driscoll Eddie Driscoll ...
Super Club Maitre d'
Peter Dobson Peter Dobson ...
Man at Supper Club
Manuel de Jesus Manuel de Jesus ...
Cuban Interpreter
Raul Guterres Raul Guterres ...
Cuban Revolutionary
Phil Reeves Phil Reeves ...
FBI Agent on Jetliner
Susie Spear Purcell Susie Spear Purcell ...
Female Miami Reporter (as Susie Spear)
Michael Steve Jones Michael Steve Jones ...
Male Miami Reporter #1
Matthew Butcher Matthew Butcher ...
Male Miami Reporter #2
Larkin Campbell Larkin Campbell ...
Male Miami Reporter #3
Michael Barrett Caron Michael Barrett Caron ...
Miami Immigration Official #1
Frank M. Gero Frank M. Gero ...
Miami Official in Charge
Joey Dee Joey Dee ...
Miami Immigration Official #2 (as Joseph Dee)
Kathe Mazur Kathe Mazur ...
Miami Hospital Nurse
James Noah James Noah ...
Federal Judge
Michael I. Freilich Michael I. Freilich ...
Miami Anesthetist
Lynne Marie Stewart Lynne Marie Stewart ...
Waitress at Wolfie's
Maury Ginsberg Maury Ginsberg ...
Uri Behar
Mickey Knox Mickey Knox ...
Older Man at Wolfie's
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Scott Brantley Scott Brantley ...
Brazilian Air Passenger
Mário Lara Mário Lara ...
Panamanian (as Mario Lara)
Griffin Howell as Gangster and Casey McFadden as Young Adonis. HBO, September 25, 2014. Music by George S. Clinton. Soundtrack: "The Easy Winners" - Written by Scott Joplin,
Courtesy of Biograph Records
In the Mood
Written by Joe Garland (as Joseph C. Garland) and Andy Razaf (uncredited)
Arranged by Glenn Miller
Performed by Glenn Miller
Courtesy of RCA Records Label of BMG Entertainment
Cachum Bambe
Written by Manuel Lopez
Performed by Lecuona Cuban Boys
Courtesy of Harlequin Records
Casino Rumba
Written by Dwayne K. Augustine & Bobby Molina
Performed by Dwayne K. Augustine & Bobby Molina
All About Ronnie
Written by Joe Greene
Performed by Diva Haase
Produced by Pete Snell and Evyen Klean.

Trivia: It is an American made-for-television crime drama film. Directed by John McNaughton, it stars Richard Dreyfuss as the famous gangster Meyer Lansky, Eric Roberts as Bugsy Siegel, and Ryan Merriman as the young Lansky. The movie circuits around flashbacks of Lansky's life, the first showing is as Lansky as an old man in Jerusalem. The film then changes later to the Lower East Side, Manhattan. The film received mixed reviews. Filming Locations: Ambassador Hotel - 3400 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, USA. At the end of the film it stated that Lansky was born in 1903. In fact, he was born on July 4th 1902.

Cold Comes the Night. 2013, Starring
Alice Eve as Chloe
Bryan Cranston as Topo
Logan Marshall-Green as Billy
Ursula Parker as Sophia
Leo Fitzpatrick as Donnie
Erin Cummings as Amber
Robin Lord Taylor as Quincy
Sarah Sokolovic as Gwen
Marceline Hugot as Denise
Stephen Sheffer as Jacques
Robert Prescott as Detective McKenney
Ashlie Atkinson as Social worker
Dylan Chalfy as Police officer

Alice Eve ...
Chloe
Bryan Cranston Bryan Cranston ...
Topo
Logan Marshall-Green Logan Marshall-Green ...
Billy
Ursula Parker Ursula Parker ...
Sophia
Leo Fitzpatrick Leo Fitzpatrick ...
Donnie
Erin Cummings Erin Cummings ...
Amber
Robin Lord Taylor Robin Lord Taylor ...
Quincy
Sarah Sokolovic Sarah Sokolovic ...
Gwen
Marceline Hugot Marceline Hugot ...
Denise
Stephen Sheffer Stephen Sheffer ...
Jacques
Robert Prescott Robert Prescott ...
Detective McKenney
Ashlie Atkinson Ashlie Atkinson ...
Social Worker
Dylan Chalfy Dylan Chalfy ...
Police Officer
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Horny Horny Horny Duck Horny Horny Horny Duck ...
Mr. Jones (the turtle); Gabriella Chabrier ... stunt double: Erin Cummings (as Gabrielle Charbrier);
Robert Lee Harvey ... stunt double: Logan Marshall-Green (as Bobby Harvey);
Hannah Scott ... stunt double: Alice Eve and Esau Pritchett as Big T. Movie Central, September 28, 2014. Music by Jeff Grace. Soundtrack: "

Storyline: A struggling motel owner and her daughter are taken hostage by a nearly blind career criminal to be his eyes as he attempts to retrieve his cash package from a crooked cop. Trivia: It is an American crime thriller film directed by Tze Chun, who co-wrote the script with Oz Perkins and Nick Simon. The film stars Alice Eve, Bryan Cranston, Logan Marshall-Green, Ursula Parker and Leo Fitzpatrick, and was produced by Mynette Louie and Trevor Sagan. Production: The film was shot over 22 days in October and November 2012 in Windham, Cairo, and East Durham in Greene County, upstate New York.[1] Formerly known as Eye of Winter and Cold Quarter, the film is the second feature collaboration between director Tze Chun and producer Mynette Louie; their previous film, Children of Invention, premiered at Sundance in 2009. Quote: Sophia: "Mom! You're crazy." Chloe: "I know."

The Perfect Boss. 2013 (TV Movie, Canadian), Starring
Jamie Luner ...
Jessica Slate
Ashley Leggat Ashley Leggat ...
Renee Renfro
Linden Ashby Linden Ashby ...
Cameron Finney
Gary Hudson Gary Hudson ...
Don Renfro
Art Hindle Art Hindle ...
Ralph Mickelson
Lois Dellar Lois Dellar ...
Hannah Slate
Christina Broccolini Christina Broccolini ...
Cat
Lynne Adams Lynne Adams ...
Caroline Renfro
Sophie Gendron Sophie Gendron ...
Gena Ferris
Brett Watson Brett Watson ...
Paul Winslow
Rachelle Casseus Rachelle Casseus ...
Aleena McKay
Cinthia Burke Cinthia Burke ...
Lisa
Peter James Haworth Peter James Haworth ...
Max Socco
Krista Morin Krista Morin ...
Detective Vetter
Charlie Ebbs Charlie Ebbs ...
Detective Perez (as Charles Ebbs)
Howard Rosenstein Howard Rosenstein ...
Walt Vandover
Daniel Simpson Daniel Simpson ...
Sam
Trie Donovan Trie Donovan ...
Patricia Socco
Geoff McBride Geoff McBride ...
Philly Hotel Clerk
Michael Gordin Shore Michael Gordin Shore ...
Cameron's Lawyer
Ahmad Faour Ahmad Faour ...
Lab Technician
Donna Castonguay Donna Castonguay ...
Corporate Executive
Catherine Mary Clark Catherine Mary Clark ...
Executive
Sally Clelford Sally Clelford ...
Margaux
Jessica Gaffney Jessica Gaffney ...
Executive
Kristin Groulx Kristin Groulx ...
Cocktail Party Guest
Jen Julien Jen Julien ...
Bartender (as Jennifer Julien)
Caeden Lawrence Caeden Lawrence ...
Rob
Marc Leblond Marc Leblond ...
Reception Attendant
Alan Lummiss Alan Lummiss ...
Detective
Madison McAleer Madison McAleer ...
Young Jessica
Len McBride Len McBride ...
Office Executive
Jennifer Mulligan Jennifer Mulligan ...
Cocktail Party Guest
Wendy Pasher Wendy Pasher ...
Cocktail Party Guest (as Wendy Higgins)
Zhaida Uddin Zhaida Uddin ...
Party Guest
Les Vandor Les Vandor ...
Executive
Dale Windle Dale Windle ...
Policeman
Paul Finnigan as Detective and Claude Huard as Office Worker. Movie Central, September 29, 2014. Soundtrack: Music by Richard Bowers. Storyline: Officials at a pharmaceutical company try to prevent a researcher from exposing the truth about a dangerous drug. Trivia: It is a TV Movie of 83 minutes - Drama | Mystery | Thriller. Filming Locations: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Directed by Curtis Crawford. Writing Credits: Christine Conradt.

Rufus. 2012 (Canadian), Starring
Rory J. Saper ...
Rufus
Christina Jastrzembska Christina Jastrzembska ...
Louise Kettle
Tom Carey Tom Carey ...
Chet
David James Elliott David James Elliott ...
Hugh Wade
Kelly Rowan Kelly Rowan ...
Jennifer Wade
Merritt Patterson Merritt Patterson ...
Tracy
Kristina Hughes Kristina Hughes ...
Receptionist
Rob Roy Rob Roy ...
Joe Pryor
Kim Coates Kim Coates ...
Aaron Van Dusen
Richard Harmon Richard Harmon ...
Clay
Tom Liske Tom Liske ...
Butcher
Dave Brown Dave Brown ...
Trucker
Nancy Sorel Nancy Sorel ...
Vickie
Louise Handford as Waitress and Ryan Joanis as stunt double: Rufus. Movie Central, September 29, 2014. Music by Andrew Bruce ... (as Erland & The Carnival)
Erland Cooper ... (as Erland & The Carnival)
David Nock ... (as Erland & The Carnival)
Simon Tong ... (as Erland & The Carnival)
Danny Wheeler ... (as Erland & The Carnival). Soundtrack: "Map Of An Englishman" - By Cooper, Nock and Tong,
Full Time Hobby Records/Bucks Music Group Ltd./EMI Music Publishing
Love Is A Killing Thing
By Cooper, Nock, Tong, MacColl, Seeger
Includes sample of "The Ballad of Jimmy Wilson" (Seeger/MacColl)
Full Time Hobby Records
Bucks Music Group Ltd./EMI Music Publishing/Stormking Music Inc./Harmony Music Ltd.
So Deep In Love
By Cooper, Nock, Tong
Full Time Hobby Records/Bucks Music Group Ltd./EMI Music Publishing
The Derby Ram
By Cooper, Nock, Tong
Full Time Hobby Records/Bucks Music Group Ltd./EMI Music Publishing
Nightingale
By Cooper, Nock, Tong
Full Time Hobby Records/Bucks Music Group Ltd./EMI Music Publishing
The Ballad of Egremont
By Cooper, Nock, Tong
Full Time Hobby Records/Bucks Music Group Ltd./EMI Music Publishing
Trouble in Mind
By Cooper, Nock, Tong
Full Time Hobby Records/Bucks Music Group Ltd./EMI Music Publishing
Nothing Can Remain
By Cooper, Nock, Tong
Full Time Hobby Records/Bucks Music Group Ltd./EMI Music Publishing
Wanting
By Cooper, Tong
Full Time Hobby Records/Bucks Music Group Ltd.
East And West
By Cooper, Nock, Tong
Full Time Hobby Records/Bucks Music Group Ltd./EMI Music Publishing
The Trees They Grow So High
By Cooper, Nock, Tong
Full Time Hobby Records/Bucks Music Group Ltd./EMI Music Publishing
The Rest Is Wanting
By Cooper, Tong
Full Time Hobby Records/Bucks Music Group Ltd.
Springtime
By Cooper, Nock, Tong
Full Time Hobby Records/Bucks Music Group Ltd./EMI Music Publishing
Nobody New She Was There
By Ewan MacColl
Harmony Music Limited/Bucks Music Group Ltd.
This Night
By Cooper, Nock, Tong
Full Time Hobby Records/Bucks Music Group Ltd./EMI Music Publishing
Was You Ever See
By Cooper, Nock, Tong
Full Time Hobby Records/Bucks Music Group Ltd./EMI Music Publishing
Antique Chair
By Cooper, Tong
Full Time Hobby Records/Bucks Music Group Ltd.
Out of Sight
By Cooper, Nock, Tong
Full Time Hobby Records/Bucks Music Group Ltd./EMI Music Publishing.
Storyline: Rufus is a shy and lonely boy determined to make a new start. Sure he has some quirks. So what if he likes the taste of blood? It's not like he's addicted. When a cunning vampire hunter slips into town searching for the fountain of youth, Rufus fears his darkest secret is about to be revealed. Trivia: Filming Locations: Dundurn, Saskatchewan, Canada. Production Companies: Lonely Boy Productions; Karma Film Inc. (production company). Distributors: Entertainment One (2012) (Canada) (theatrical); Breakthrough Entertainment (2014) (World-wide) (all media). Directed and written by Dave Schultz.

Time of Death. 2013 (Canadian/TV Movie), Starring
Kathleen Robertson ...
Jordan Price
Gianpaolo Venuta Gianpaolo Venuta ...
Elliot Larken
Sarah Power Sarah Power ...
Megan Welles
Link Baker Link Baker ...
Miles Hayden
Daniel Fathers Daniel Fathers ...
Captain Vaughn
Dean Armstrong Dean Armstrong ...
Vincent Delucas
Christian Campbell Christian Campbell ...
Nathan Loring
Jonas Chernick Jonas Chernick ...
Perry Collins
Terry Chen Terry Chen ...
Stephen Choi
Nigel Bennett Nigel Bennett ...
Robert Loring
Marie-Noé Charbonneau Marie-Noé Charbonneau ...
Young Megan
John Maclaren John Maclaren ...
Headmaster
Ezra Fama de Smit Ezra Fama de Smit ...
Young Vincent
Felix Famelart Felix Famelart ...
Miles guard
Marc Primeau Marc Primeau ...
Police Officer
John-Alan Slachta John-Alan Slachta ...
Young Nathan
Austin Beauchamp as Young Perry; Devon Slack as stunt double and Tatiana Receveur as Gym Girl. Movie Central, September 29, 2014. Music by Claude Castonguay and Marc Ouellette. Soundtrack: "Heaviness" - Written by Samuel Robertson, Performed by Quiet Arrows.

Trivia: It is a Canadian TV Movie (Thriller). Directed by Frédéric D'Amours. Writing Credits: Tom Gates and James Phillips - (rewrite) (as James Taylor Phillips). Also Known As (AKA) - France - L'heure du crime.

Enough. 2002, Starring
Jennifer Lopez as "Slim" Hiller/Erin Shleeter
Billy Campbell as Mitch Hiller
Tessa Allen as Gracie Hiller
Juliette Lewis as Ginny
Dan Futterman as Joe
Noah Wyle as Robbie
Fred Ward as Jupiter
James Noah as Mr. Hiller
Janet Carroll as Mrs. Hiller
Bill Cobbs as Jim Toller
Christopher Maher as Phil
Bruce A. Young as Instructor
Bruce French as Homeowner
Ruben Madera as Teddy
Dan Martin as FBI Agent
Jeff Kober as FBI Agent
Brent Sexton as FBI Agent
Michael P. Byrne as Desk Sergeant
Nikki Bokal as Mitch's Young Blonde
Tanya Fishburn as Mitch's Assistant

Jennifer Lopez ...
Slim Hiller
Billy Campbell Billy Campbell ...
Mitch Hiller
Tessa Allen Tessa Allen ...
Gracie Hiller
Juliette Lewis Juliette Lewis ...
Ginny
Dan Futterman Dan Futterman ...
Joe
Noah Wyle Noah Wyle ...
Robbie
Fred Ward Fred Ward ...
Jupiter
Christopher Maher Christopher Maher ...
Phil
Janet Carroll Janet Carroll ...
Mrs. Hiller
Bill Cobbs Bill Cobbs ...
Jim Toller
Bruce A. Young Bruce A. Young ...
Instructor
Bruce French Bruce French ...
Homeowner
Ruben Madera Ruben Madera ...
Teddy
Dan Martin Dan Martin ...
FBI Agent
Jeff Kober Jeff Kober ...
FBI Agent
Brent Sexton Brent Sexton ...
FBI Agent
Michael P. Byrne Michael P. Byrne ...
Desk Sergeant
Leif Riddell Leif Riddell ...
First Cop
David Brokhim David Brokhim ...
Mustapha
Regan Forman Regan Forman ...
Preschool Director
Sandra Nelson Sandra Nelson ...
Teacher Betty (as Sandra Nelson Winkler)
Lynne Marie Stewart Lynne Marie Stewart ...
Waitress
Smadar Brener Smadar Brener ...
Receptionist (as Smadar Dishon)
Margaret Emery Margaret Emery ...
Jupiter's Blonde Girl
Victor McCay Victor McCay ...
Electronics Store Clerk
James Noah James Noah ...
Mr. Hiller
Nikki Bokal Nikki Bokal ...
Mitch's Young Blonde
John O'Brien John O'Brien ...
Front Desk Clerk
Louisa Abernathy Louisa Abernathy ...
Bank Teller
Kerri Higuchi Kerri Higuchi ...
Ticket Clerk
Fern Ward Fern Ward ...
Soup Server
Tanya Fishburn Tanya Fishburn ...
Mitch's Assistant
Brett Baxter Clark Brett Baxter Clark ...
Construction Site Cop (as Brett Clark)
William Barillaro William Barillaro ...
Bus Driver
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Adeline Allen Adeline Allen ...
Girl Hugging Dad at Airport (uncredited)
Jeanne Allen Jeanne Allen ...
Girl Hugging Dad at Airport (uncredited)
Cabran E. Chamberlain Cabran E. Chamberlain ...
Tourist (uncredited)
Chris Guzzi Chris Guzzi ...
Police Officer (uncredited)
Bethany Hazelitt Bethany Hazelitt ...
Ginny's Daughter (uncredited)
Jesse King Jesse King ...
Groom Family Member (uncredited)
Russell Milton Russell Milton ...
Alex (uncredited)
John Papp John Papp ...
Safe House Guest (uncredited)
Steven Paul Zsenyuk as Wedding Party Dancer; Terry Jackson as stunt double: Noah Wyle and Jill Brown as stunt double: Jennifer Lopez. Encore Avenue, September 29, 2014. Music by David Arnold. Soundtrack: "All I Wanna Do" - Written by Sheryl Crow, David Baerwald, Bill Bottrell, Wyn Cooper and Kevin Gilbert,
Performed by Sheryl Crow
Courtesy of A&M Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
This Guy's in Love with You
Written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David
Performed by Jon Joyce
I Only Have Eyes for You
Written by Al Dubin and Harry Warren
Performed by Jon Joyce
This Way
Written by Jewel Kilcher and Rick Nowels
Performed by Jewel
Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp.
By Arrangement with Warner Special Products
Home Sweet Home
Written by Sir Henry Bishop (aka H.R. Bishop)
Arranged by Gef Lucena
Courtesy of Saydisc Records, England
Today's the Day
Written and Performed by Aimee Mann
Produced by Michael Lockwood
Keep It Together
Written by Kyf Brewer and Cliff Hillis
Performed by Kyf Brewer
Courtesy of Kid Gloves Music
Bad Girl
Written by Dom Thrupp, Aidan Love, Julie Tulley and Charissa Saverio
Performed by Charissa Saverio
Courtesy of Columbia Records
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Alive
Written by Jennifer Lopez, Cris Judd and Cory Rooney
Produced by Cory Rooney and Dan Shea
Performed by Jennifer Lopez
Courtesy of Epic Records
Enough
Written by Aimee Mann
Performed by Aimee Mann.

Storyline: On the run from an abusive husband, a young mother begins to train herself to fight back.
Trivia: It is an American drama-thriller film directed by Michael Apted. The movie is based on the New York Times bestseller Anna Quindlen 1998 novel, Black and Blue. It stars Jennifer Lopez as Slim, an abused wife who learns to fight back. Enough garnered generally negative reviews from film critics, although several aspects of the film including the actors' performances were praised. Jennifer Lopez was nominated for a Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Actress for her performance in the film (as well as for Maid in Manhattan) but lost in a tie to both Madonna for Swept Away and Britney Spears for Crossroads.
Filming locations:
Fort Worden State Park - 200 Battery Way, Port Townsend, Washington, USA (boxing scene);
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Prospect Boulevard, Pasadena, California, USA
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Santa Clarita, California, USA
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490 Prospect Blvd, Pasadena, California, USA (Slim & Mitch's family home);
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5417 Via Donte, Marina Del Rey, California, USA (Mitch's house);
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311 East Thomas Street, Seattle, Washington, USA
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Edie's Diner - 4211 Admiralty Way, Marina del Rey, California, USA
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Gig Harbor, Washington, USA
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Piru, California, USA
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Port Townsend, Washington, USA
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San Francisco, California, USA
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Los Angeles, California, USA.
The fighting technique learned by Slim is Krav Maga ("contact combat") the Israeli self defense technique.
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The role played by Jennifer Lopez was originally intended for Sandra Bullock.
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When Slim has a monologue in the car and Gracie is sleeping, actress Tessa Allen was actually asleep. The film makers tried while Tessa was awake but because they wanted to do long shots of Gracie sleeping it was hard for a young Tessa to keep her eyes completely still for the hour it took to film the scene. Instead, they waited until she had a nap and her mum picked her up and brought her into the car to film the scene.
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When Gracie's basketball hits her foot and rolls away, actress Tessa Allen did that in one take. The sky and lighting were changing and they needed to get it in one shot otherwise production would have been delayed later on because the cast and crew were changing locations the next day.
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Although this film was screened to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the Gonzaga boys (Dublin, Ireland), the film itself had been out for eleven years.
The subtitle says that Slim is on a boat somewhere in Northern Michigan, but she is clearly in Puget Sound; Mount Rainer is visible in the background.
Quotes: 1. Slim: [Tearing up] "I'm not the kind of girl who's husband beats her up!" 2. Slim: [Slim has just finished explaining to Gracie why they need to run away and change their identity] "... but you cannot call me Slim." Gracie: "But I never call you Slim. I don't think you are that slim." Slim: "Oh, thanks a lot."

A Daughter's Nightmare. 2014 (Canadian/TV Movie), Starring
Emily Osment ...
Ariel
Paul Johansson Paul Johansson ...
Adam
Victoria Pratt Victoria Pratt ...
Dana
Gregg Sulkin Gregg Sulkin ...
Ben
Richard Karn Richard Karn ...
Cameron
Jaden Rain Jaden Rain ...
Brooks
Eric Breker Eric Breker ...
Vic
Gabriela Zimmerman Gabriela Zimmerman ...
Maria
Paul Jarrett Paul Jarrett ...
Minister
Jennifer Kirkbride Jennifer Kirkbride ...
Waitress
Alex Zahara Alex Zahara ...
Dr. Shwarzstein
Janet Anderson Janet Anderson ...
Therapist
Peter Benson Peter Benson ...
Dr. Logie
Roger Ward Roger Ward ...
Pharmacist
Liam Caswell Liam Caswell ...
Vet Technician
Giles Panton Giles Panton ...
George
Kate Bateman Kate Bateman ...
Adam's Mama
Glen Gordon Glen Gordon ...
Child Adam
Mikayla Rothwell as Background and Clint Carleton as stunt double: Ben. Movie Central, September 30, 2014. Music by Keith Power. Soundtrack: "

Storyline: Following the death of her husband, Ariel's mother Dana finds a friend in the mysterious Adam. When Dana's health starts to fail, Ariel suspects Adam might not have the best of intentions. Trivia: It is a Canadian TV Movie - 87 min - Drama | Mystery | Thriller. Filming locations: Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada; West Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. Directed by Vic Sarin (attached); Writing Credits: Shelley Gillen.

How High. 2001 (stoner comedy), Starring
Method Man as Silas P. Silas
Redman as Jamal King
Obba Babatundé as Dean Carl Cain
Melissa Peterman as Sheila Cain
Mike Epps as Baby Powder
Anna Maria Horsford as Mamma King
Fred Willard as Philip "Phil" Huntley
Jeffery Jones as The Vice President
Hector Elizondo as Bill the Crew Coach
Lark Voorhies as Lauren
Al Shearer as I Need Money
Chuck Deezy as Ivory
Essence Atkins as Jamie
Chris Elwood as Bart
T.J. Thyne as Gerald
Trieu Tran as Tuan
Justin Urich as Jeffrey
Spalding Gray as Professor Jackson
Tracy Morgan as Field of Dreams Guy (uncredited)
Cypress Hill as themselves
Chuck Liddell as himself in the Party Fight Scene
Pat Finn as Army Recruiter
Garrett Morris as canned pork chop commercial pitchman along with Tracy Morgan
Judah Friedlander as Bicyclist

Method Man ...
Silas P. Silas
Redman Redman ...
Jamal King
Obba Babatundé Obba Babatundé ...
Dean Carl Cain
Mike Epps Mike Epps ...
Baby Powder
Anna Maria Horsford Anna Maria Horsford ...
Mamma King
Fred Willard Fred Willard ...
Philip Huntley
Jeffrey Jones Jeffrey Jones ...
Vice President
Hector Elizondo Hector Elizondo ...
Bill the Crew Coach
Lark Voorhies Lark Voorhies ...
Lauren
Al Shearer Al Shearer ...
I Need Money
Chuck Deezy Chuck Deezy ...
Ivory - Ghost (as Chuck Davis)
Essence Atkins Essence Atkins ...
Jamie
Chris Elwood Chris Elwood ...
Bart
T.J. Thyne T.J. Thyne ...
Gerald
Justin Urich Justin Urich ...
Jeffrey
Trieu Tran Trieu Tran ...
Tuan
Dennison Samaroo Dennison Samaroo ...
Amir
Tracey Walter Tracey Walter ...
Prof. Wood
Spalding Gray Spalding Gray ...
Prof. Jackson
Amber Smith Amber Smith ...
Prof. Garr
Kathy Wagner Kathy Wagner ...
Intellect
Alicia Leigh Willis Alicia Leigh Willis ...
Intellect (as Alicia Willis)
Patrice Fisher Patrice Fisher ...
End Table Ass
Sacha Kemp Sacha Kemp ...
Hella Back
Anthony McKinley Anthony McKinley ...
Baby Wipe (as Scruncho)
Garrett Morris Garrett Morris ...
PCC Agent
Scott Lincoln Scott Lincoln ...
Crackhead
Alem Brhan Sapp Alem Brhan Sapp ...
Jamaican (as Alem Brhan)
Erica Vittina Phillips Erica Vittina Phillips ...
Internet Date
Irene Roseen Irene Roseen ...
THC Woman
Dwayne Kennedy Dwayne Kennedy ...
Israelite
Jimi Antoine Jimi Antoine ...
Israelite (as Jimmy Judah)
Pat Finn Pat Finn ...
Army Recruiter
Michael Coleman Michael Coleman ...
Priest
James Reese James Reese ...
Agent
Rob Nagle Rob Nagle ...
Agent
Judah Friedlander Judah Friedlander ...
Student
Joe Ochman Joe Ochman ...
Ben Franklin
Leontine Guilliard Leontine Guilliard ...
Mamma's Friend
Roz Browne Roz Browne ...
Mamma's Friend
B-Real B-Real ...
Cypress Hill
Senen Reyes Senen Reyes ...
Cypress Hill (as Sen Dog)
Bobo Bobo ...
Cypress Hill
Chuck Liddell Chuck Liddell ...
Tough Guy
Alfonso Alcarez Alfonso Alcarez ...
Tough Guy
Dublin James Dublin James ...
Sidekick
Melissa Peterman Melissa Peterman ...
Mrs. Sheila Cain
David Stebbins David Stebbins ...
V.P. Aide
Anthony DeSantis Anthony DeSantis ...
Satanist
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Larry Birkhead Larry Birkhead ...
Extra (uncredited)
Kacie Borrowman Kacie Borrowman ...
Harem Girl (uncredited)
Adam Carrera Adam Carrera ...
Student (uncredited)
Heather Charles Heather Charles ...
Hip-Hop Chick #3 (uncredited)
David M. Francis David M. Francis ...
Student (uncredited)
Christine Holz-Lusita Christine Holz-Lusita ...
(voice) (uncredited)
Martin Klebba Martin Klebba ...
Party Guest (uncredited)
Eric Lichtenberg Eric Lichtenberg ...
Harvard Student (uncredited)
Tracy Morgan Tracy Morgan ...
Field of Dreams Guy (uncredited)
Daniel Newman Daniel Newman ...
Video Fighter (uncredited)
Radhaa Nilia Radhaa Nilia ...
Silas' One Night Stand (uncredited)
Tyrin Turner as Shirley Locks and April Weeden as stunt double: Sacha Kemp. Encore Avenue, September 30, 2014. Music by Kerry P. Brown ... performer: "Bicycle Race" / supervising music editor
James Ellis ... music supervisor
Shauna Garr ... music supervisor
Andrew Somers ... music editor. Soundtrack: "Hits From the Bong" - Written by B-Real, Larry Muggerud, Ronnie Wilkins and John Hurley,
Courtesy of Columbia Records
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Wu Wear
Written by RZA (as Robert Diggs)
Performed by Wu-Tang Clan
Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp.
By Arrangement with Warner Special Products
Round & Round
Written by Hi-Tek, Shannon Jonell Showes, Method Man (as Clifford Smith)
Performed by Jonell featuring Method Man
Produced by Hi-Tek
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Pork Chops O'Chunky
Written and Performed by Obba Babatundé
Fire
Written by Willie Beck (as William Beck), Leroy 'Sugarfoot' Bonner (as Leroy Bonner),
Marvin Pierce, Clarence Satchell, James 'Diamond' Williams (as James Williams),
, Marshall E. Jones (as Marshall Jones), Ralph Middlebrooks
Performed by Ohio Players
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Jammin
Written by Bob Marley
Performed by Bob Marley
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Cisco Kid
Written by Thomas Allen (as Sylvester Allen), Harold R. Brown, Morris D. Dickerson,
Lonnie Jordan (as Leroy L. Jordan), Lee Oskar, Charles Miller (as Charles W. Miller),
, Howard E. Scott
Performed by Method Man, Redman, Cypress Hill & War
Contains a sample of "Cisco Kid" as Performed by War
Courtesy of Avenue Records
How High
Written by Redman (as Reggie Noble), Erick Sermon, Method Man (as Clifford Smith)
Performed by Method Man & Redman
Courtesy of Def Jam Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Du Hast
Written by Richard Kruspe (as R. Kruspe-Bernstein), Till Lindemann (as T. Lindemann),
Paul Landers (as P. Landers), Flake Lorenz (as D.C. Lorenz), Oliver Riedel (as O. Riedel),
, Christoph Schneider (as C.D. Schneider)
Performed by Rammstein
Courtesy of Motor Music GmbH under exclusive license to Universal Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Chin Check
Written by Snoop Dogg (as Calvin Broadus), Dr. Dre (as Andre Young), Ice Cube,
M.C. Ren, Kurupt (as Ricardo Brown)
Performed by N.W.A.
Courtesy of Priority Records
Dr. Dre appears courtesy of Aftermath/Interscope Records
We Don't Know How 2 Akt
Written by Redman (as Reggie Noble)
Performed by Redman
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Bicycle Race
Written by Freddie Mercury
Performed by Mark Dutton, Scott Bennett, Bobby McIntyre, Gary Williams, Kerry P. Brown
All I Need
Written by Method Man (as Clifford Smith), RZA (as Robert Diggs)
Performed by Method Man & Mary J. Blige
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Would You Mind
Written by Janet Jackson, Rockwilder (as Dana Stinson), Jimmy Jam,
Terry Lewis
Performed by Janet Jackson
Courtesy of Virgin Records America, Inc.
Let's Do It
Written by Method Man (as Clifford Smith), Redman (as Reggie Noble), Scott Storch
Performed by Method Man & Redman
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Sexy Ida
Written by Tina Turner
Performed by Ike & Tina Turner
Courtesy of EMI Records
Under license from EMI-Capitol Music Special Markets
Good Girls
Written by DMX (as Earl Simmons)
Performed by DMX
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Sweet Thing
Written by Tony Maiden, Chaka Khan
Performed by Mary J. Blige
Courtesy of MCA Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
One Draw
Written and Performed by Rita Marley
Courtesy of Shanachie Entertainment Corp.
How To Roll a Blunt
Written by Keni Burke, Allan Wayne Felder (as Allan Felder), Redman (as Reggie Noble),
Norma Jean Wright
Performed by Redman
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
This Is How We Do It
Written by Montell Jordan, Oji Pierce, Slick Rick (as Ricky Walters)
Performed by Montell Jordan
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
I Wanna Get High
Written by B-Real, Larry Muggerud
Performed by Cypress Hill
Courtesy of Columbia Records
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
What's Your Fantasy
Written by Ludacris (as Christopher Bridges), Shondrae Crawford
Performed by Ludacris
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Flashlight
Written by George Clinton (as George Clinton, Jr.), Bernie Worrell (as Bernard G. Worrell),
Bootsy Collins
Performed by Parliament
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
How High Pt. II
Written by Method Man (as Clifford Smith), Redman (as Reggie Noble), Toni Braxton,
Kenneth 'Babyface' Edmonds (as Kenneth Edmonds), Bryce Wilson, Erick Sermon
Performed by Method Man, Redman, Toni Braxton
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Contains samples from "You're Making Me High" as performed by Toni Braxton
Courtesy of Arista Records, Inc.
Party Up
Written by DMX (as Earl Simmons), Swizz Beatz (as Kasseem Dean)
Performed by DMX
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Click Click Boom
Written by Chris D'Abaldo (as C. D'Alblado), B. Marlette, Josey Scott (as J. Scott),
W. Swinny
Performed by Saliva
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Big Dogs
Written by Method Man (as Clifford Smith), Redman (as Reggie Noble), Erick Sermon,
Roslyn Noble, Rod Kirkpatrick, Keith Murray
Performed by Method Man & Redman
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Bring the Pain
Written by Method Man (as Clifford Smith), RZA (as Robert Diggs)
Performed by Method Man
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Da Rockwilder
Written by Method Man (as Clifford Smith), Redman (as Reggie Noble), Rockwilder (as Dana Stinson),
B-Real, Larry Muggerud, Brett Bouldin, Bernice Williams
Performed by Method Man & Redman
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
The Payback
Written by James Brown, John Starks, Fred Wesley
Performed by James Brown
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
B.O.B (Bombs Over Baghdad)
Written by David Sheats, André Benjamin, Big Boi (as Antwan Patton)
Performed by Outkast
Courtesy of Arista Records, Inc.
Slam
Produced by Chyskillz & Jason Mizell (as Jam Master Jay)
Performed by Onyx
Courtesy of Def Jam.

Trivia: It is a stoner comedy starring Method Man and Redman, written by Dustin Lee Abraham, and director Jesse Dylan's debut feature film. Entertainment Weekly rated it third in their "Best Stoner Movie" top ten list.[1] The movie also won the Stony Award of 2002 for the Best Stoner Movie, but received generally negative reviews from critics. Reception: The film garnered mostly negative reviews from critics, as it currently holds a 27% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 52 reviews with the consensus stating: "How High is a lazily constructed stoner movie filled with lame, vulgar jokes". Despite the negative reviews, critics praised the comedic performances of Method Man and Redman. The film has received a strong cult following in the years following its release, due to high DVD sales and repeated showings on cable. Budget - $20 million; Box office - $31,283,790. Filming locations: Ambassador Hotel - 3400 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, USA; Los Angeles, California, USA; Royce Hall - 340 Royce Drive, UCLA, Westwood, Los Angeles, California, USA; Wilshire Ebell Theatre - 4401 W. 8th St., Los Angeles, California, USA.
The film's sequences at "Harvard" were actually shot at UCLA.
In creating the sound for the mystical pot plant (Ivory), sound designer Andrew Somers (uncredited) used a Theremin and a set of Obsidian Chimes. For the sound of the giant bong, (and the sound of Ivory appearing) they recorded inhaling through an actual bong.
Baby Powder's vanity plate, "BPOWDER" is 7 characters. Massachusetts license plates have a maximum of 6 characters.
Silas and Jamal dig up the grave of president John Quincy Adams in an unspecified cemetery, when in reality, the president is actually buried in a family crypt beneath the United First Parish Church.
Crazy Credits: - There were no plants harmed during the making of this film.
Various bloopers and outtakes run during the credits, ending with the cast shouting: "The movie is over! Go home!"
Field of Dreams (1989) - It is referenced early in the movie during Silas' and Ivory's chat about Ivory's date with a woman over the internet who loves Kevin Costner movies. Quotes: 1. Jamal: "How did I fail women's studies? I love bitches!" 2. Silas: "So, you trying to get something to bring your nerves down too, huh?" Jamal: "Yeah. I figure if I study high, take the test high, get high scores! Right?" Silas: "Right." Jamal and Silas: "Right..."

Modra. 2010 (Canadian), Starring
Hallie Switzer ...
Lina
Hugh Mater Hugh Mater ...
Tyler
Alexander Gammal Alexander Gammal ...
Leco
Cyril Dugovic Cyril Dugovic ...
Cousin Cirko
Elena Dugovicova Elena Dugovicova ...
Aunt Elenka
Marta Dugovicova Marta Dugovicova ...
Aunt Marta
Branislav Dugovic Branislav Dugovic ...
Cousin Branko
Eva Mikytova Eva Mikytova ...
Eva
Katka Pavlikova Katka Pavlikova ...
Katka
Jan Dugovic Jan Dugovic ...
Uncle Janko
Mathieu Chesneau Mathieu Chesneau ...
Magician
Jozefina Ochabova Jozefina Ochabova ...
Great Aunt Josefa
Martin Dugovic Martin Dugovic ...
Cousin Martin
Mark Holec Mark Holec ...
Mark
Laura Slavikova Laura Slavikova ...
Cousin Laura
Imrich Dugovic as Uncle Imi and Zuzana Satkova as Elenka's Student. Encore Avenue, September 30, 2014. Music by John Welsman. Soundtrack: "BUJON" - by Midi Lidi;
SAMOJED
by Bukasovy Masiv.

Storyline: The story of two teenagers who discover themselves, and one another, on a week long summer trip to Slovakia.
Trivia: It is a Canadian PG 80 min - Drama | Family | Romance. Modra in fiction: In 2010 the Canadian film director Ingrid Veninger made a film about returning to the town after many years in Canada, called MODRA, starring Alexander Gammal and her daughter Hallie Switzer. Filming locations: Modra, Slovakia; Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Directed, produced and written by Ingrid Veninger. Features a cast of first time actors most of whom are the director's immediate or distant family.
The lead actress Hallie Switzer is the daughter of the film's director Ingrid Veninger. Quote: Leco: "I'm never gonna forget this week."

Idlewild. 2006 (HBO/musical), Starring
André 3000 ... Percival Jenkins, Junior
Big Boi ... Rooster
Paula Patton ... Angel
Terrence Howard ... Trumpy
Faizon Love ... Ace
Malinda Williams ... Zora
Cicely Tyson ... Mother Hopkins
Macy Gray ... Taffy
Ben Vereen ... Percival "Percy Senior" Jenkins, Senior
Paula Jai Parker ... Rose
Bobb'e J. Thompson ... Young Rooster
Patti LaBelle ... The Real Angel Davenport
Ving Rhames ... Spats

André Benjamin ...
Percival Jenkins
Big Boi Big Boi ...
Rooster (as Antwan A. Patton)
Paula Patton Paula Patton ...
Angel Davenport
Terrence Howard Terrence Howard ...
Trumpy
Faizon Love Faizon Love ...
Sunshine Ace
Malinda Williams Malinda Williams ...
Zora
Cicely Tyson Cicely Tyson ...
Mother Hopkins
Macy Gray Macy Gray ...
Taffy
Ben Vereen Ben Vereen ...
Percy Senior
Paula Jai Parker Paula Jai Parker ...
Rose
Bobb'e J. Thompson Bobb'e J. Thompson ...
Young Rooster
Patti LaBelle Patti LaBelle ...
The Real Angel Davenport
Ving Rhames Ving Rhames ...
Spats
Jackie Long Jackie Long ...
Monk S. Dupois
Oscar Dillon Oscar Dillon ...
Bobo
Jalil Jay Lynch Jalil Jay Lynch ...
Cliff
Esau McGraw Esau McGraw ...
Sonny
Bruce Bruce Bruce Bruce ...
Nathan
Bre'Wan Waddell Bre'Wan Waddell ...
Young Percival
Carol Mitchell-leon Carol Mitchell-leon ...
Auntie Belle (as Carol Mitchell Leon)
China Anderson China Anderson ...
Rooster's Daughter
Isis Faust Isis Faust ...
Rooster's Daughter
Kyra Freeman Kyra Freeman ...
Rooster's Daughter
Kabrina Truesdale Kabrina Truesdale ...
Rooster's Daughter
Rodney Johnson Rodney Johnson ...
Fatts
Fonzworth Bentley Fonzworth Bentley ...
The Flask (voice) (as Farnsworth Bentley)
Bryan Barber Bryan Barber ...
Photographer
Cynthia Covington Blash Cynthia Covington Blash ...
Landlady
Cali Casino Cali Casino ...
Stagehand
Kevin Rowe Kevin Rowe ...
Stagehand
Lillian Jones Lillian Jones ...
Stiffed Whore
Lakesha Lee Lakesha Lee ...
Wailing Mourner
Charlie Lucas Charlie Lucas ...
Cap
Angelo Moore Angelo Moore ...
Band Director (as Angelo Christopher Moore)
Bill Nunn Bill Nunn ...
GW
Afemo Omilami Afemo Omilami ...
Walter
Liwaza Green Liwaza Green ...
Fine Woman
Eva La Dare Eva La Dare ...
Eva the Fire Diva (as Karen Dyer)
Annalisia Simone Annalisia Simone ...
Honey Bun
Jennifer D. Johnson Jennifer D. Johnson ...
Nan (as Jennifer Johnson)
Autavia Bailey Autavia Bailey ...
Coco
Ilia Jessica Castro Ilia Jessica Castro ...
Bobbi (as Jessica Castro)
Kenna Michelle Morris Kenna Michelle Morris ...
Sandi (as Kenna Morris)
Stephanie Moseley Stephanie Moseley ...
China
Debra Killings Debra Killings ...
Angel (singing voice)
Quinn Bass Quinn Bass ...
Swop Dancer
Torya Beard Torya Beard ...
Swop Dancer
Jennifer Edmonds Jennifer Edmonds ...
Swop Dancer
Ryan Francois Ryan Francois ...
Swop Dancer
Edgar Godineaux Edgar Godineaux ...
Swop Dancer
Terrance Harrison Terrance Harrison ...
Swop Dancer
Micah James Micah James ...
Swop Dancer
Erika T. Johnson Erika T. Johnson ...
Swop Dancer
Janice Lorraine Janice Lorraine ...
Swop Dancer
Chanel Malvar Chanel Malvar ...
Swop Dancer
Marielys Molina Marielys Molina ...
Swop Dancer
Adesola A. Osakalumi Adesola A. Osakalumi ...
Swop Dancer (as Adesola Osakalumi)
Henry 'Chopper' Platt Henry 'Chopper' Platt ...
Swop Dancer (as Henry Platt)
Danielle Polanco Danielle Polanco ...
Swop Dancer
Carlos Sierra Carlos Sierra ...
Swop Dancer
Ivan 'Flipz' Velez Ivan 'Flipz' Velez ...
Swop Dancer
Nadine Ellis Nadine Ellis ...
Church Dancer
Elton Laron Elton Laron ...
Church Dancer
Tracie Burton Tracie Burton ...
Church Dancer
Ayesha Orange Ayesha Orange ...
Church Dancer
Josette Wiggan Josette Wiggan ...
Church Dancer
Jason Samuels Smith Jason Samuels Smith ...
Church Dancer
Victoria Gracie Victoria Gracie ...
Church Dancer (as Victoria Parsons)
Dannon Bryant Dannon Bryant ...
Church Dancer
Sleepy Brown Sleepy Brown ...
Syncopated Church Orchestra (as Patrick "Sleepy" Brown)
Norwood Fisher Norwood Fisher ...
Syncopated Church Orchestra (as John Norwood Fisher)
Kevin Kendrick Kevin Kendrick ...
Syncopated Church Orchestra
John Dexter Steward Jr. John Dexter Steward Jr. ...
Syncopated Church Orchestra
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Chloe Arnold Chloe Arnold ...
Tap Dancer (uncredited)
Dabier Dabier ...
Voice-Over (uncredited)
Raquel Horsford Raquel Horsford ...
Showgirl (uncredited)
Nadyia Jones Nadyia Jones ...
Chicago Showgirl (uncredited)
J. Lee J. Lee ...
Band Member (uncredited)
Tiara Parker Tiara Parker ...
Show Girl (uncredited)
Tia Robinson as Showgirl, Ben Solenberger; and Larnell Stovall as stunt double: Big Boi. Encore Avenue, September 30, 2014. Music by John Debney. Soundtrack: "The Nightmare" - Written by Al Handler, Len Riley and Billy Meyves,
Performed by Cab Calloway & His Orchestra
Courtesy of JSP Records
Greatest Show on Earth
Written by André Benjamin
Performed by Macy Gray and Outkast
Courtesy of LaFace Records/Zomba Label Group
Makes No Sense
Written by André Benjamin
Performed by Outkast
Courtesy of LaFace Records/Zomba Label Group
Bowtie
Written by Big Boi (as Antwan "Big Boi" Patton), Sleepy Brown (as Patrick Brown),
Jazze Pha (as Phalon Alexander)
Performed by Outkast featuring Sleepy Brown & Jazze Pha
Courtesy of LaFace Records/Zomba Label Group
Sleepy Brown appears courtesy of Dreamworks Records/Universal Music Group
Jazze Pha appears courtesy of Noontime Music/Atlantic Recording Corp.
Moonglow
Written by Edgar De Lange (as Eddie De Lange), Will Hudson and Irving Mills
Performed by Cab Calloway & His Orchestra
Courtesy of Bluebird/Novus/RCA Victor
By Arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment
Kickin' the Gong Around
Written by Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler
Performed by Cab Calloway & His Orchestra
Courtesy of JSP Records
Do Your Duty
Written by Wesley Wilson
Performed by Bessie Smith
Courtesy of Columbia Records
By Arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment
Happy Days Are Here Again
Written by Milton Ager and Jack Yellen
Performed by Leo Reisman & His Orchestra
Courtesy of The RCA Records Label
By Arrangement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment
Chronomentrophobia
Written by André Benjamin and Big Boi (as Antwan "Big Boi" Patton)
Performed by Outkast
Courtesy of LaFace Records/Zomba Label Group
Baptized
Written by Jabari Winfree
Performed by Angelic Voices
Holy Holy
Written by Jabari Winfree
Performed by Angelic Voices
The Rooster
Written by Carlton Mahone, Big Boi (as Antwan "Big Boi" Patton), Donny Mathis
Performed by Outkast
Courtesy of LaFace Records/Zomba Label Group
Movin' Cool (The After Party)
Written by André Benjamin, Big Boi (as Antwan "Big Boi" Patton), Joi Gilliam,
Mr. DJ (as David Sheats)
Performed by Outkast featuring Joi
Courtesy of LaFace Records/Zomba Label Group
Slum Swing
Written by Jabari Winfree
Performed by The Decon Band
Drunken Rooster
Written by Paul Rabjohns
Performed by Paul Rabjohns and Larry Lunetta
The Bridge
Written by Paul Rabjohns
Performed by Paul Rabjohns and Larry Lunetta
Take Off Your Cool
Written by André Benjamin
Performed by Outkast featuring Norah Jones
Courtesy of LaFace Records/Zomba Label Group
Norah Jones appears courtesy of Blue Note Records
On the Way to Heaven
(Instrumental)
Written by André Benjamin and Kevin Kendrick
Performed by André Benjamin (as André 3000)
Courtesy of LaFace Records/Zomba Label Group
Church
Written by André Benjamin, Big Boi (as Antwan "Big Boi" Patton), Kevin Kendrick,
Sleepy Brown (as Patrick Brown), Myrna Brown
Performed by Outkast
Courtesy of LaFace Records/Zomba Label Group
Debra Killings appears courtesy of Verity Records/Zomba Label Group
She Slowly Lives in My Lap
Written by André Benjamin
Performed by Outkast
Courtesy of LaFace Records/Zomba Label Group
Vibrate
Written by André Benjamin
Performed by Outkast
Courtesy of LaFace Records/Zomba Label Group
Mutron Angel
Written by Myrna Brown and David Brown
Performed by Whild Peach
Courtesy of Slunky Records
When I Look in Your Eyes
Written by Kevin Kendrick
Performed by Outkast
Courtesy of LaFace Records/Zomba Label Group
Morris Brown
Written by André Benjamin, Big Boi (as Antwan "Big Boi" Patton), Terrence Smith
Performed by Big Boi featuring Sleepy Brown and Scar
Courtesy of LaFace Records/Zomba Label Group
Sleepy Brown appears courtesy of Purple Ribbon Entertainment/Virgin Records
Scar appears courtesy of Purple Ribbon Entertainment
PJ & Rooster
Written by André Benjamin and Big Boi (as Antwan "Big Boi" Patton)
Performed by Outkast
Courtesy of LaFace Records/Zomba Label Group.
Storyline: A musical set in the Prohibition-era American South, where a speakeasy performer and club manager Rooster must contend with gangsters who have their eyes on the club while his piano player and partner Percival must choose between his love, Angel or his obligations to his father.
Trivia: It is an American musical film, released August 25, 2006, written and directed by Bryan Barber. The film stars André 3000 and Big Boi of the hip hop duo OutKast, and Idlewild features musical numbers written, produced, and chiefly performed by OutKast. Idlewild contrasts OutKast's hip-hop/funk/soul sound against a story based on a juke joint in the fictional Depression-era town of Idlewild, Georgia in 1935. Distributed by Universal Pictures, the film is a Universal and HBO Films production with Mosaic Media Group and Forensic Films. The cast includes Terrence Howard, Paula Jai Parker, Paula Patton, Cicely Tyson, Ben Vereen, Patti LaBelle, Ving Rhames, Macy Gray, Faizon Love, Bruce Bruce, Malinda Williams, Jackie Long and Bill Nunn.
Music: The musical numbers in the film are songs written and performed by OutKast, with other featured performances by Macy Gray and Paula Patton (dubbed by Debra Killings) The hip hop, funk, and soul stylings of the song score are intentionally anachronistic, given the fact that the film is set in 1935. Elements of 1930s-era blues and jazz music are however featured prominently in many of the musical numbers. The film's dance numbers, choreographed by Hinton Battle, also feature many period dances, primarily the jitterbug. Most of the songs in Idlewild had already been featured on the OutKast albums Big Boi and Dre Present...OutKast and Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, essentially making Idlewild a jukebox musical. Seven of the songs from the film, along with several unreleased songs, were released by LaFace Records as an OutKast album entitled Idlewild at the time of the film's release.
The film received mixed response. Filming locations: Burgaw, North Carolina, USA; Orton Plantation, North Carolina, USA; Screen Gems Studios - 1223 North 23rd Street, Wilmington, North Carolina, USA (studio) (as EUE/Screen Gems Studios); Stage 28, Universal Studios - 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, California, USA.
The credits play over a musical dance number by Percival.
Lady Sings the Blues (1972) - numerous references.
The working title of the film was Speakerboxxx, named after Outkast's 2003 album.
Originally Idlewild was written as a music video treatment, until the success of their album "Speakerboxxx/The Love Below" encouraged them to expand it into a feature film. The film was going to premiere on HBO but it was ultimately decided to release it in theaters.
Ben Vereen agreed to be in the film because his daughter, Ka-Ron Om Vereen, was a fan of Outkast. Quote: Flask: "Well, you know how that old saying goes, 'What goes around, comes around'!" Rooster: "What do you know? You just a stupid-ass flask anyway." Flask: "Stupid? You're the one talking to a flask." Rooster: "I gotta stop drinkin' this shit." Anachromism: Hip hop and modern music played during Depression era.

Bless Me, Ultima. 2013, Starring
Luke Ganalon as Antonio
Miriam Colon as Ultima
Benito Martinez as Gabriel
Dolores Heredia as Maria
Castulo Guerra as Tenorio
Alfred Molina as voice of Antonio
Joaquín Cosio as Narciso
Manuel Garcia-Rulfo as Uncle Pedro
Reko Moreno as Uncle Lucas
Luis Bordonada as Uncle Juan
Joseph A. Garcia as Uncle Mateo
Raúl Castillo as Andrew
Miguel Gomez as Eugene
Alejandro Cabrera as Leon
Diego Miró as Florence
Kevin Ruiz as Horse
Juan Martinez as Ernie
Gabriel Solis as Abel
Christian Traeumer as Bones
Julian Ortega as Vitamin Kid
Sebastian Tyler Rose as Red
Aaron Ruiz as Cico
Darrian Chavez as Deborah
Julia Flores as Theresa
David Rees Snell as Father Byrnes
Bernardo P. Saracino as Lupito
Lora Martinez-Cunningham as Miss Maestas
Roseanne Vau as Miss Violet
Hemky Madera as Chavez
David Manzanares as Blas Montano
Rick A. Ortega Jr. as Cruz Sedillo
Anthony Escobar as Needles
Lisa Hill as Rosie
Monique Candelaria as Monique
Ciauna Cota as Agnes
Alexandra Salinas as Rita
David Benavidez as David
Rafael Herrera as Bartender
Fredrick Lopez as Vaquero #1
Manuel J. Baca as Vaquero #2 (as Manny Baca)
Lena Armstrong as Pedro's wife
Denise Gurule as Juan's Wife

Luke Ganalon ...
Antonio
Miriam Colon Miriam Colon ...
Ultima
Benito Martinez Benito Martinez ...
Gabriel
Dolores Heredia Dolores Heredia ...
Maria
Castulo Guerra Castulo Guerra ...
Tenorio
Joaquín Cosio Joaquín Cosio ...
Narciso
Manuel Garcia-Rulfo Manuel Garcia-Rulfo ...
Uncle Pedro
Reko Moreno Reko Moreno ...
Uncle Lucas
Luis Bordonada Luis Bordonada ...
Uncle Juan
Joseph A. Garcia Joseph A. Garcia ...
Uncle Mateo
James Victor James Victor ...
Antonio's Grandfather
Raúl Castillo Raúl Castillo ...
Andrew
Miguel Gómez Miguel Gómez ...
Eugene
Alejandro Cabrera Alejandro Cabrera ...
Leon
Diego Miró Diego Miró ...
Florence (as Diego Miró-Rivera)
Kevin Ruiz Kevin Ruiz ...
Horse
Juan Martinez Juan Martinez ...
Ernie
Gabriel Solis Gabriel Solis ...
Abel
Christian Traeumer Christian Traeumer ...
Bones
Julian Ortega Julian Ortega ...
Vitamin Kid
Sebastian Tyler Rose Sebastian Tyler Rose ...
Red (as Sebastian Rose)
Aaron Ruiz Aaron Ruiz ...
Cico
Darrian Chavez Darrian Chavez ...
Deborah
Julia Flores Julia Flores ...
Theresa
David Rees Snell David Rees Snell ...
Father Byrnes
Bernardo P. Saracino Bernardo P. Saracino ...
Lupito
Lora Martinez-Cunningham Lora Martinez-Cunningham ...
Miss Maestas (as Lora Cunningham)
Roseanne Vau Roseanne Vau ...
Miss Violet
Hemky Madera Hemky Madera ...
Chavez
David Manzanares David Manzanares ...
Blas Montano
Rick A. Ortega Jr. Rick A. Ortega Jr. ...
Cruz Sedillo (as Rick Ortega)
Anthony Escobar Anthony Escobar ...
Needles
Lisa Hill Lisa Hill ...
Rosie
Monique Candelaria Monique Candelaria ...
Monique
Ciauna Cota Ciauna Cota ...
Agnes
Alexandra Salinas Alexandra Salinas ...
Rita
David Benavidez David Benavidez ...
David
Rafael Herrera Rafael Herrera ...
Bartender
Fredrick Lopez Fredrick Lopez ...
Vaquero #1
Manuel J. Baca Manuel J. Baca ...
Vaquero #2 (as Manny Baca)
Tyra Danielle Tyra Danielle ...
Trementina Daughter #2
Rosalia De Aragon Rosalia De Aragon ...
Trementina Daughter #3
Lena Armstrong Lena Armstrong ...
Pedro's wife (as Maria Lena Armstrong-Strober)
Gabriela Roybal Gabriela Roybal ...
Mateo's Wife
Denise Gurule Denise Gurule ...
Juan's Wife (as Denise Gurulé)
Lourdez Gonzales Lourdez Gonzales ...
Luna Elder
Reuben Rodrigues Reuben Rodrigues ...
Luna Priest
Pete Lucero Jr. Pete Lucero Jr. ...
Farmer in Need
Virgil Trujillo Virgil Trujillo ...
Manuelito
Heather Williams Heather Williams ...
Playground Teacher
Jodee Sedillos Jodee Sedillos ...
Marisol
Dustin Rogers Dustin Rogers ...
Lifeguard
Alfred Molina Alfred Molina ...
Voice of Antonio (voice)
Trish Vecchio as Trementina Daughter #1 and Max Manzanares as Altar Boy. Movie Central, September 30, 2014. Music by Mark Kilian. Soundtrack: "Muy Sabroso Blues" - Written by Lalo Guerrero, Performed by Lalo Guerrero; "La Feria de Las Flores A.K.A. Me Gusta Cantarle al Viento" - Written by Jesus Monge, Performed by Lydia Mendoza.
Trivia: It is a film directed by Carl Franklin. It is an adaptation of the 1972 novel of the same name by Rudolfo Anaya. A drama set in New Mexico during WWII, centered on the relationship between a young man and an elderly medicine woman who helps him contend with the battle between good and evil that rages in his village. Shooting was scheduled in the Abiquiú, New Mexico area, and then resumed in Santa Fe for some interiors at Garson Studios on the Santa Fe University of Art and Design campus during the last week in October 2010. Filming wrapped in Santa Fe, New Mexico in late 2010. The film credits thank The College of Santa Fe, Ruby Ranch, The Pecos River Ranch, Santa Cruz Lake Recreational Area, and Abiquiu. Locations include Abiquiu, New Mexico, Rowe, New Mexico, Las Vegas, New Mexico, and Santa Fe, New Mexico. Quote: Antonio: "Bless me, Ultima." Ultima: "I bless you in the name of all that is good and strong and beautiful."