Thursday, July 23, 2020

Movies I Have Seen - July 2020 (15 movies)


Anthropocene: The Human Epoch. 2018 (Canadian), Starring Alicia Vikander as Narrator (voice). Crave, July 17, 2020, with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "Soothe" - Performed by Kira Kira; "Making Progress" - Performed by Rheostatics; "Place Time Space" and "Internal Time Span" - Composed and Performed by Rose Bolton; "Plunk", "Machina", "Switch Pattern", "Signal I" and "Across Spectrum" - Composed and Performed by Norah Lorway; "Cricket Voice" - Composed and Performed by Hildegard Westerkamp; "132 Ranks" - Composed and Performed by Olivia Block.

James vs. His Future Self. 2019 (Canadian), Starring Jonas Chernick as James, Daniel Stern as Jimmy, Cleopatra Coleman as Courtney, Frances Conroy as Dr. Rowley, Tara Spencer-Nairn as Officer Walker, Daina Barbeau as European cafe patron, Morgan I. Bedard as Steward, Telysa Chandler as Science North Employee #2, Erla Glesby as Flight Attendant, Tommie-Amber Pirie as Meredith, Jennifer Tocheri as Waitress and Jordan Walker as Science North Employee #1. Crave, July 23, 2020. Soundtrack: "Travel Through" (Intro Theme), "Do Me Straight" and "Going My Way" - Written and Performed by Ian LeFeuvre; "La Penultima Tequilla" - Performed by Emilie Mover & Ian LeFeuvre; "I Shall Believe" - Performed by Sheryl Crow; "Bottle o' Pop" (Traditional) - Performed by Izzy Chernick, Zoey Chernick, Nicole Kagan, Annie LaLonde, Ephraim LaLonde, Jeremy LaLonde, Evan LaFeuvre, and Ian LeFeuvre; "Big D Blues" - Written and Performed by Stephen Krecklo; "Good Mother" - Performed by Jann Arden; "Ice Cream" - Written and Performed by Sarah McLachlan. Trivia: The film was shot in Sudbury, Ontario.

Joker. 2019, Starring
Joaquin Phoenix as Arthur Fleck / Joker:
A mentally ill, impoverished stand-up comedian disregarded by society,[9] whose history of abuse causes him to become a nihilistic criminal.[10] Phoenix had been interested in a low-budget "character study" of a comic book character, and said the film "feels unique, it is its own world in some ways, and maybe [...] It might as well be the thing that scares you the most."[11] Phoenix lost 52 pounds (24 kg) in preparation,[12][13] and based his laugh on "videos of people suffering from pathological laughter."[14] He also sought to portray a character who audiences could not identify with and did not look to previous Joker actors for inspiration; instead, he read a book about political assassinations so he could understand killers and motivations.[10] Director Todd Phillips said that he intentionally left it ambiguous as to whether Arthur becomes the actual Joker as seen in traditional Batman stories or inspires a separate character,[15] although Phoenix believes that Arthur is the former.[16]
Robert De Niro as Murray Franklin:[17]
A talk show host who plays a role in Arthur's downfall.[18] De Niro said his role in Joker pays homage to his character from The King of Comedy (1983), Rupert Pupkin, who is a comedian obsessed with a talk-show host.[17]
Zazie Beetz as Sophie Dumond:[19]
A cynical single mother and Arthur's "love interest".[19][20] Beetz, a "huge fan" of Phoenix, said that it was "an honor" to co-star with him,[21] and that she learned a lot working with him on set.[22]
Frances Conroy as Penny Fleck:
Arthur's mentally and physically ill mother,[23] who formerly worked for Thomas Wayne.[24] Hannah Gross portrays a young Penny.[25]
Additionally, Brett Cullen plays Thomas Wayne, a billionaire running for mayor of Gotham.[26] Unlike in the comics, Thomas plays a role in the Joker's origins and is less sympathetic than traditional incarnations.[27] Alec Baldwin was initially cast in the role but dropped out due to scheduling conflicts.[28][29] Carrie Louise Putrello portrays Thomas's wife Martha, although the character has no lines nor is referred to by name.[30] Douglas Hodge plays Alfred Pennyworth, the butler and caretaker of the Wayne family,[31] and Dante Pereira-Olson plays Bruce Wayne, Thomas' son, who becomes the Joker's archenemy Batman as an adult.[32][33] Although Batman himself does not appear in Joker, it ends with the murder of Thomas and Martha, which in the comics inspires Bruce to take on the Batman persona.[34]
Additional cast members include: Glenn Fleshler and Leigh Gill as Randall and Gary, Arthur's clown co-workers;[35][36] Bill Camp and Shea Whigham as detectives Garrity and Burke in the Gotham City Police Department;[37] Marc Maron as Gene Ufland, a producer on Franklin's show;[38][39] Josh Pais as Hoyt Vaughn, Arthur's agent;[35][40] Brian Tyree Henry as a clerk at Arkham State Hospital;[41] Ben Warheit, Michael Benz, and Carl Lundstedt as bankers who harass Arthur;[42] Gary Gulman as a comedian;[43] and Bryan Callen as Javier, a co-worker of Arthur.[44] Justin Theroux has an uncredited cameo as Ethan Chase, a celebrity guest on Franklin's show.
Joaquin Phoenix ... Arthur Fleck
Robert De Niro Robert De Niro ... Murray Franklin
Zazie Beetz Zazie Beetz ... Sophie Dumond
Frances Conroy Frances Conroy ... Penny Fleck
Brett Cullen Brett Cullen ... Thomas Wayne
Shea Whigham Shea Whigham ... Detective Burke
Bill Camp Bill Camp ... Detective Garrity
Glenn Fleshler Glenn Fleshler ... Randall
Leigh Gill Leigh Gill ... Gary
Josh Pais Josh Pais ... Hoyt Vaughn
Rocco Luna Rocco Luna ... GiGi Dumond
Marc Maron Marc Maron ... Gene Ufland
Sondra James Sondra James ... Dr. Sally
Murphy Guyer Murphy Guyer ... Barry O'Donnell
Douglas Hodge Douglas Hodge ... Alfred Pennyworth
Dante Pereira-Olson Dante Pereira-Olson ... Bruce Wayne
Carrie Louise Putrello Carrie Louise Putrello ... Martha Wayne
Sharon Washington Sharon Washington ... Social Worker
Hannah Gross Hannah Gross ... Young Penny
Frank Wood Frank Wood ... Dr. Stoner
Brian Tyree Henry Brian Tyree Henry ... Carl (Arkham Clerk)
April Grace April Grace ... Arkham Psychiatrist
Mick Szal Mick Szal ... Woman on Subway
Carl Lundstedt Carl Lundstedt ... Wall Street Three
Michael Benz Michael Benz ... Wall Street Three
Ben Warheit Ben Warheit ... Wall Street Three
Gary Gulman Gary Gulman ... Comedian
Sam Morril Sam Morril ... Open Mic Comic
Chris Redd Chris Redd ... Comedy Club Emcee
Mandela Bellamy Mandela Bellamy ... Mother on Bus
Demetrius Dotson II Demetrius Dotson II ... Boy on Bus
Greer Barnes Greer Barnes ... Haha's Clown
Ray Iannicelli Ray Iannicelli ... Haha's Clown
Bryan Callen Bryan Callen ... Haha's Stripper
Peter Benson Peter Benson ... Good Morning Host
Vito Gerbino Vito Gerbino ... Street Kid
Adam Quezada Adam Quezada ... Street Kid
Xavyer Ureña Xavyer Ureña ... Street Kid
Evan Rosado Evan Rosado ... Street Kid
Damian Emmanuel Damian Emmanuel ... Street Kid
Mike Troll Mike Troll ... Clown Protestor
Jane Fergus Jane Fergus ... IBN Anchorwoman
David Gibson David Gibson ... WBC News Anchor
Tony D. Head Tony D. Head ... WGC Anchorman
Jeff McCarthy Jeff McCarthy ... NCB Anchor
Kim Brockington Kim Brockington ... NCB Co-Anchor
Troy Roberts Troy Roberts ... NCB News Reporter
Lou Young Lou Young ... ANC News Reporter
Michael-Scott Druckenmiller Michael-Scott Druckenmiller ... Paramedic
Craig Austin Craig Austin ... Paramedic
John Cenatiempo John Cenatiempo ... Aftermath Police Officer
Danny Schoch Danny Schoch ... Aftermath Police Officer
Keith Buterbaugh Keith Buterbaugh ... Band Leader
James Ciccone James Ciccone ... Murray Franklin Band
Rich Campbell Rich Campbell ... Murray Franklin Band
Roger Squitero Roger Squitero ... Murray Franklin Band
Steven Elson Steven Elson ... Murray Franklin Band
Graham Maby Graham Maby ... Murray Franklin Band (as Graham Mabry)
John Alldred John Alldred ... Murray Franklin Band
Alonzo Wright Alonzo Wright ... Murray Franklin Band
Jack Wilkins Jack Wilkins ... Murray Franklin Band
Richard Baratta Richard Baratta ... Murray Franklin Band
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Chris Angerman Chris Angerman ... MFS Booth PA (uncredited)
Michael Bascle Michael Bascle ... Protester (uncredited)
Elizabeth Bluhm Elizabeth Bluhm ... Protester (uncredited)
Alissa Bourne Alissa Bourne ... Anna (uncredited)
Roger Brenner Roger Brenner ... Gotham City Paramedic (uncredited)
Winslow Bright Winslow Bright ... Young Woman at Wayne Tower (uncredited)
Matt Bruzzio Matt Bruzzio ... Protester / Rioter (uncredited)
Jamaal Burcher Jamaal Burcher ... Hospital Visitor / Mfs Audience (uncredited)
Marko Caka Marko Caka ... Gala Special Guest (uncredited)
Al Cardone Al Cardone ... Theater Guest (uncredited)
Kadrolsha Ona Carole Kadrolsha Ona Carole ... Clown Faced Rioter (uncredited)
Dj Nino Carta Dj Nino Carta ... Orderly (uncredited)
John Cashin John Cashin ... Arkham Patient (uncredited)
Jason John Cicalese Jason John Cicalese ... Protester / Rioter (uncredited)
Jim Cleary Jim Cleary ... Gala Attendee (uncredited)
Brendan Patrick Connor Brendan Patrick Connor ... Mr. Slotnick (uncredited)
Blaise Corrigan Blaise Corrigan ... Taxi Driver (uncredited)
Vincent Cucuzza Vincent Cucuzza ... Police Officer (uncredited)
Gino D'Cafango Gino D'Cafango ... Gala Attendee (uncredited)
Aynsleigh Dann Aynsleigh Dann ... Reporter (uncredited)
Helen Darras Helen Darras ... Protester (uncredited)
Alfredo David Alfredo David ... 16-Year Old Protestor (uncredited)
Adam DeNully Adam DeNully ... Clown Faced Rioter (uncredited)
Shamia Diaz Shamia Diaz ... Protester (uncredited)
Brandon Essig Brandon Essig ... Protester (uncredited)
Mark Falvo Mark Falvo ... Protester (uncredited)
Isabella Ferreira Isabella Ferreira ... Flirting Woman on the Bus (uncredited)
Phiona C Foster Phiona C Foster ... Nerdy Comedy Club Patron (uncredited)
Michael James Fry Michael James Fry ... Protester (uncredited)
Ryan Funigiello Ryan Funigiello ... Wayne Enterprise Junior Executive (uncredited)
Dennis Jay Funny Dennis Jay Funny ... Gotham Citizen (uncredited)
Jason Gadino Jason Gadino ... Magician (uncredited)
Alexandra Lopez Galan Alexandra Lopez Galan ... Protester and Gotham Pedestrian (uncredited)
Matthias Sebastiun Garry Matthias Sebastiun Garry ... Arkham Patient (uncredited)
Victor Gaspar Victor Gaspar ... Clown Masked Rioter (uncredited)
Brayson Goss Brayson Goss ... Gotham General Sick Kid (uncredited)
Robert Wayne Grondski Robert Wayne Grondski ... Protestor / Rioter (uncredited)
James P. Harkins James P. Harkins ... Thomas Wayne's Body Guard (uncredited)
Dontae Hawkins Dontae Hawkins ... Rioting Clown (uncredited)
Joseph Hernandez Joseph Hernandez ... Protester / Rioter (uncredited)
Ben Heyman Ben Heyman ... Protestor (uncredited)
David Iacono David Iacono ... Flirting Man on the Bus (uncredited)
Sean Kilkenny Sean Kilkenny ... Protester / Rioter (uncredited)
Paul Kulis Paul Kulis ... MFS Audience (uncredited)
Melanie Christine Leon-Soon Melanie Christine Leon-Soon ... Gigi's Friend (uncredited)
Michael Lepre Michael Lepre ... Arkham Insane Patient (uncredited)
Bob Leszczak Bob Leszczak ... Commuter (uncredited)
Mark Lotito Mark Lotito ... Wayne Tower Security (uncredited)
Adrienne Lovette Adrienne Lovette ... Middle Aged Woman (uncredited)
Justin Mahalsky Justin Mahalsky ... Murray Franklin Fan (uncredited)
Mary Kate Malat Mary Kate Malat ... Murray Franklin Intern (uncredited)
Branden Marlowe Branden Marlowe ... Drunken Comedy Club Patron (uncredited)
Scott Martin Scott Martin ... Homeless Derelict (uncredited)
Lana McLellan Lana McLellan ... Protester (uncredited)
Alexander Mercier Alexander Mercier ... Clown (uncredited)
Loretta Anne Miller Loretta Anne Miller ... Protester / Clown-Faced Rioter (uncredited)
Josh Mowery Josh Mowery ... Train Passenger (uncredited)
Nathan Nauroth Nathan Nauroth ... Gotham City Pedestrian / Joker Goon (uncredited)
Mick O'Rourke Mick O'Rourke ... Screaming Man (uncredited)
Joe Ochman Joe Ochman ... Business Man (uncredited)
Joey Pedras Joey Pedras ... Pedestrian (uncredited)
David Valentino Penaga David Valentino Penaga ... Protester / Rioter (uncredited)
Rich Petrillo Rich Petrillo ... Comedy Club Patron (uncredited)
Annie Pisapia Annie Pisapia ... Pedestrian (uncredited)
Celeste Pisapía Celeste Pisapía ... Pedestrian (uncredited)
Jon Douglas Rainey Jon Douglas Rainey ... Businessman (uncredited)
Jivan Xander Ramesh Jivan Xander Ramesh ... Bronx School Kid (uncredited)
Emmanuel Rodriguez Emmanuel Rodriguez ... Protestor (uncredited)
Ray Rosario Ray Rosario ... Arkham Patient (uncredited)
Shade Rupe Shade Rupe ... Bartender (uncredited)
Edward Sass Edward Sass ... Protester (uncredited)
Keith Schneider Keith Schneider ... Gotham City Police Officer (uncredited)
Jesse Schratz Jesse Schratz ... Gotham City Sick Kid (uncredited)
George Signoriello George Signoriello ... Protester (uncredited)
Todd Smolar Todd Smolar ... Henchman / Protester (uncredited)
Stephen Stanton Stephen Stanton ... Gotham Health Commissioner (uncredited)
Jimmy Star Jimmy Star ... Clown Faced Rioter (uncredited)
Frank Stellato Frank Stellato ... Buddy (uncredited)
Thomas W. Stewart Thomas W. Stewart ... Subway Rider (uncredited)
Chuck Taber Chuck Taber ... Delivery Man (uncredited)
Zak Takowsky Zak Takowsky ... Pedestrian (uncredited)
Justin Theroux Justin Theroux ... Ethan Chase (uncredited)
Vincent Tumeo Vincent Tumeo ... Gala Guest (uncredited)
Frankie Verroca Frankie Verroca ... Crazed Homeless Derelict (uncredited)
Matthew Vincini Matthew Vincini ... Protester (uncredited)
Rick Voight Rick Voight ... Subway Businessman (uncredited)
Frank Volpe Frank Volpe ... Gotham City Pedestrian (uncredited)
Jaidon Walls Jaidon Walls ... Kid (uncredited)
Julia Weldon Julia Weldon ... Protestor #1 (uncredited)
Alex Xenos Alex Xenos ... Gotham Elite (uncredited)
Lauren Yaffe Lauren Yaffe ... Pogo / MFS Attendee (uncredited)
Jaine Ye Jaine Ye ... Protestor (uncredited). Crave, July 24, 2020. Soundtrack: Music by Hildur Guðnadóttir. "Temptation Rag
Written by Henry Lodge
Performed by Claude Bolling
Courtesy of Decca Records France
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Here Comes The King
Written by Steve Karmen
Courtesy of Budweiser
Murray's Theme
Written by Judson Crane and Mark S. Hollingsworth (as Mark Hollingsworth)
Performed by Ellis Drane and his Jazz Orchestra (uncredited)
Produced by Stewart Lerman
Hello News
(Uncredited)
Written by Frank Gari.
[Plays briefly on the TV prior to the Murray Franklin Show intro]
Rooftop
Written and Performed by Hildur Guðnadóttir and Jóhann Jóhannsson
Courtesy of Milan Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
Everybody Plays The Fool
Written by Ralph Bailey, Rudy Clark and Ken Williams (as Kenneth Williams)
Performed by The Main Ingredient
Courtesy of RCA Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
The Moon Is A Silver Dollar
Written by Sammy Fain and Mitchell Parish
Performed by Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra
Courtesy of Prestige Elite Records Ltd.
Slap That Bass
from Shall We Dance (1937)
Written by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin
Performed by Fred Astaire and The RKO Radio Studio Chorus & Orchestra
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. and Turner Entertainment Co.
If You're Happy And You Know It
Written by Joe Raposo
Performed by Chaim Tannenbaum
Produced by Stewart Lerman
Send In The Clowns
Written by Stephen Sondheim
Performed by Ben Warheit (uncredited)
My Name Is Carnival
Written and Performed by Jackson C. Frank
Courtesy of Sanctuary Records Group Ltd.
By arrangement with BMG Rights Management (US) LLC
Smile
Written by Charles Chaplin, John Turner and Geoffrey Parsons
Performed by Jimmy Durante
Courtesy of Warner Records
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
That's Life
Written by Dean Kay and Kelly Gordon
Performed by Ellis Drane and his Jazz Orchestra (uncredited)
Murray's Late Night
Written by Bill O'Connell
Produced by Stewart Lerman
Toy Dept. (Toy Waltz)
Cue from Modern Times (1936)
Written by Charles Chaplin
Orchestral Arrangement Courtesy of Bourne Co.
Performed by Sinfonieorchester des Norddeutschen Rundfunks (as North German Radio Symphony Orchestra)
Conducted by Timothy Brock
Courtesy of CPO and Naxos
By arrangement with Source/Q
Bedding Dept.
Cue from Modern Times (1936)
Written by Charles Chaplin
Orchestral Arrangement Courtesy of Bourne Co.
Performed by Sinfonieorchester des Norddeutschen Rundfunks (as North German Radio Symphony Orchestra)
Conducted by Timothy Brock
Courtesy of CPO and Naxos
By arrangement with Source/Q
Descends In Lift
Cue from Modern Times (1936)
Written by Charles Chaplin
Orchestral Arrangement Courtesy of Bourne Co.
Performed by Sinfonieorchester des Norddeutschen Rundfunks (as North German Radio Symphony Orchestra)
Conducted by Timothy Brock
Courtesy of CPO and Naxos
By arrangement with Source/Q
In Basement
Cue from Modern Times (1936)
Written by Charles Chaplin
Orchestral Arrangement Courtesy of Bourne Co.
Performed by Sinfonieorchester des Norddeutschen Rundfunks (as North German Radio Symphony Orchestra)
Conducted by Timothy Brock
Courtesy of CPO and Naxos
By arrangement with Source/Q
Joins Girl In Bedding Dept.
Cue from Modern Times (1936)
Written by Charles Chaplin
Orchestral Arrangement Courtesy of Bourne Co.
Performed by Sinfonieorchester des Norddeutschen Rundfunks (as North German Radio Symphony Orchestra)
Conducted by Timothy Brock
Courtesy of CPO and Naxos
By arrangement with Source/Q
Charlie Meets Burglars
Cue from Modern Times (1936)
Written by Charles Chaplin
Orchestral Arrangement Courtesy of Bourne Co.
Performed by Sinfonieorchester des Norddeutschen Rundfunks (as North German Radio Symphony Orchestra)
Conducted by Timothy Brock
Courtesy of CPO and Naxos
By arrangement with Source/Q
Bottle Bursts
Cue from Modern Times (1936)
Written by Charles Chaplin
Orchestral Arrangement Courtesy of Bourne Co.
Performed by Sinfonieorchester des Norddeutschen Rundfunks (as North German Radio Symphony Orchestra)
Conducted by Timothy Brock
Courtesy of CPO and Naxos
By arrangement with Source/Q
That's Life
Written by Dean Kay and Kelly Gordon
Performed by Frank Sinatra
Courtesy of Frank Sinatra Enterprises
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Rock 'n' Roll (Part 2)
Written by Gary Glitter and Mike Leander
Performed by Gary Glitter
Courtesy of Snapper Music PLC
By arrangement with The Licensing Partnership
Love Theme
Cue from Modern Times (1936)
Written by Charles Chaplin
Orchestral Arrangement Courtesy of Bourne Co.
Performed by Sinfonieorchester des Norddeutschen Rundfunks (as North German Radio Symphony Orchestra)
Conducted by Timothy Brock
Courtesy of CPO and Naxos
By arrangement with Source/Q
Spanish Flea
Written by Julius Wechter and Cissy Wechter
Performed by Ray Davies and His Button Down Brass
Courtesy of The Reader's Digest Association, Inc/The Orchard
White Room
Written by Jack Bruce and Pete Brown
Performed by Cream
Courtesy of Polydor Records Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Send In The Clowns
Written by Stephen Sondheim
Performed by Frank Sinatra
Courtesy of Frank Sinatra Enterprises
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises. Anachronisms: 1. This film takes place in 1981. The Energizer Bunny is shown in TV advertisements, but in real life, the mascot was not introduced until 1988. 2. As the police car pulls out of the studio and makes a turn, an empty NYC Citi bikeshare rack can be seen on the right side. 3. Set in 1981, there is an Kellogg's ad playing with Keanu Reeves on a TV/digital billboard. This ad did not come out until 1987. 4. The ambulance that hits the squad car is a 4th generation Ford Econoline, that came out in 1992. 5. When Arthur is taking a smoke break outside the hospital and the detectives confront him, he gets up and tries to re-enter the hospital, but the automatic door doesn't open. Arthur waves frantically at the motion sensor atop the door trying to get it to open. However, motion-sensing automatic doors were extremely uncommon in 1981; the older bottom mat weight sensor-based "supermarket door" style would have been prevalent for automatic doors. 6. Kenny's music has a window full of 2018 D'Angelico guitars. 7. A sign in a shop window declares "Cell phones fixed here". Cell phones did not exist in 1981. The earliest cell phones were introduced in 1983 and it would be several more years before such signs became commonplace. 8. Set in 1981, the ambulance that strikes the police car containing the Joker is built using a Ford E-Series 1992 model or later chassis. 9. Contemporary era toys and dolls, not introduced until well after 1981, can be seen in the Children's Hospital room. 10. In one scene a BMW 3-series (E30 model) is shown parked along the street. The E30 was first introduced in the U.S. in 1984, three years after the film's 1981 setting. 11. Tactile paving slabs can be seen at a pedestrian crossing near the bank that Joker follows Sophie to, but this system wasn't introduced to the US until the 1990s. 12. The car that almost hit the Joker as he was chasing the teenagers was a 1989 Caprice. 13. In the ambulance scene you can hear, very faintly, the chirp associated with a trunked radio system. This kind of dispatch was not in use even in major metropolitan areas until at least the late '80s or early '90s. 14. In a scene in the metro hallway, the posters of 2018 movies and series can be seen. However, the movie takes place in 1981. 15. In the beginning, Arthur is seen flipping his advertising sign, but this style of use did not come about until the 2000s. 16. In the Children's Hospital, there is a medical cart that is color coded behind Arthur. This color coding is aligned with a Broselow Tape which is used in pediatric emergencies. The tape, which was first produced in 1985 for mass use, is placed next to a pediatric patient and the size of the patient from head to toe is in a weight based colored box. This box has written information about medication dosages and equipment sizes. The cart is colored to match this tape. 17. A 1986 Chrysler LeBaron Convertible can be seen parked up.

Family. 2018, Starring Taylor Schilling as Kate, Brian Tyree Henry as Pete, Bryn Vale as Maddie, Allison Tolman as Cheryl, Jessie Ennis as Erin, Matt Walsh as Dan, Eric Edelstein as Joe, Fabrizio Zacharee Guido as Dennis, Peter Horton as Charlie, Blair Beeken as Barb, Karan Kendrick as Sarah, Kate McKinnon as Jill,
Insane Clown Posse - Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope (Joseph Bruce and Joseph Utsler, respectively) as MCs for Miss Juggalette Pageant, Natasha Lyonne as a Juggalette,
Sharon Blackwood as Principal Breen
Joseph Poliquin as Scummer Steve
Suehyla El-Attar as Tired Mom
Andrene Ward-Hammond as Nurse
Sam Lazarus as Toad
Juan Gaspard as Juggalo
Aria Brooks as Ballerina
Heather McMahan as School Teacher
Violent J as MC #1 (as Joseph Bruce)
Dustin Lewis as Camping Juggalo (Math Teacher)
Bryn Vale as Maddie
Shaggy 2 Dope as MC #2 (as Joseph Utsler)
Shane Donovan Lewis as Mark
Warren Quandt as Middle School Student / Dance Kid
Christopher Bianculli as Sparring Boy
Dudley Fuqua as Juggalo
Shelby Hofer as Co-worker
Jason Sullivan as Tattoo Artist
Josh Bolla as Helpful Juggalo
Ryan Geiger as Tinder Guy
Kristian Caruso as Juggalo
Isabella Fleetwood as Kylie Matthews
Frank Mondaruli as Pizza Restaurant Owner
Christian Noël as Evil Eddie
Na Bil as Middle school student
Nancy L. Gizelbach as Woman in car
Emma Dempster as Ballerina
Chris J. Beatrice as Gas Station Attendant
Payal Singh as Middle school student
Whitney Miller Quandt as School Dance Mom
Seba Alali as Middle school student
Insane Clown Posse as MCs, Tanner Presutti as Pizza Boy and Gary Lee Vincent as Opulent Foodie. Crave, July 24, 2020. Soundtrack: "I'm all wrong"
Written and performed by Juan Wauters
Viens la
Performed by Clare Manchon and Olivier Manchon
I don't wanna be funny anymore
Written by Lucy Dacus
Jump to jump
Written by Alex Manning
Performed by To my right clap
We're all young together
Written by Walter Martin
Performed by Walter Martin and Alec Ounsworth
In Yo Face
Written by Mike E. Clark, Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope
Performed by Insane Clown Posse
Miracles
Written by Mike E. Clark, Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope
Performed by Insane Clown Posse
Chop Chop
Written by Esham, Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope
Performed by Insane Clown Posse and Esham (uncredited)
I Get Mad
Written by Mike E. Clark, Violent J
Performed by Violent J.

Cross: Rise Of The Villains. 2019, Starring Brian Austin Green as Callan, Lori Heuring as Lucia; Patrick Durham as War (also Writer and Director),
Tim Abell as Riot,
André Gordon as Ranger,
Juhahn Jones Juhahn Jones ... Blackfire
Asa Holley Asa Holley ... Nuke
Jenny Cooper Jenny Cooper ... Sloane
Lou Ferrigno Lou Ferrigno ... Powerhouse
Jeremy London Jeremy London ... Recon
Eric Roberts Eric Roberts ... Mack
Jordan Rachel Jordan Rachel ... Annie
Paige Annette Paige Annette ... Jane
Rebecca Raines Rebecca Raines ... Guinevere
Anna Marie Dobbins Anna Marie Dobbins ... Riker
Lori Allen Thomas Lori Allen Thomas ... Gia
Carson Lee Bradshaw Carson Lee Bradshaw ... Chaos
Tom Sizemore Tom Sizemore ... Detective Frank Nitti
Jack August Jack August ... Detective Williams
Vinnie Jones Vinnie Jones ... Gunnar
Manu Intiraymi Manu Intiraymi ... Drago
James Hong James Hong ... Mr. Woo
Anna Florence Anna Florence ... Slayer
Cruze Bailey Cruze Bailey ... Crew
Nicole Matheny Nicole Matheny ... Vera
Lenox Knight Lenox Knight ... Maya
Mark Sherman Mark Sherman ... Marco
Laura Cotenescu Laura Cotenescu ... Lorna
Jason Scott Jenkins Jason Scott Jenkins ... Jax
Dave Reaves Dave Reaves ... Kade
Roman Mitichyan Roman Mitichyan ... Scientist Conrad
Hope Jordan Hope Jordan ... Rebecca
William Romeo William Romeo ... Slick
Dez Cleo Dez Cleo ... Tilt
Kelsey Lee Kelsey Lee ... Malibu
Erica Manni Erica Manni ... Goldie
Jerry G. Angelo Jerry G. Angelo ... Cecile
Tyree-Nichol Glenn Tyree-Nichol Glenn ... Torque
Ashley Durham Ashley Durham ... Luna
Diana Ferrer Diana Ferrer ... Slingblade
Michael Hubbard Michael Hubbard ... Hubb
Andrea Fletcher Andrea Fletcher ... Zeis
Ashley Flowers Ashley Flowers ... Fusion
Carey Scott Carey Scott ... Grime
Kerry Lynne McHugh Kerry Lynne McHugh ... Allure
Tim Oakes Tim Oakes ... Big T
Annant Gaur Annant Gaur ... Gar
Matthew McClain Matthew McClain ... Matt
Michael Washington Michael Washington ... Maniac
Danny McDermott Danny McDermott ... Bug
Cody Vaughan Cody Vaughan ... Shadow
Sonya Kreizman Sonya Kreizman ... Bad Girl
Sam Mason Sam Mason ... Mase Dog
Branden Cook Branden Cook ... Slag
Yoshi Vu Yoshi Vu ... Donnie Vicious
Wayne Hodges Wayne Hodges ... Butch
Kevin Porter Kevin Porter ... Ace
Maritza I. Ortega Maritza I. Ortega ... Curly
Patrick Barnitt Patrick Barnitt ... Petey
David Thomas Newman David Thomas Newman ... Plug
Neil Chisholm Neil Chisholm ... Bone Saw
Lauran Dewey Lauran Dewey ... Leather
Alysson Johnson Alysson Johnson ... Stick
Richard Duryea Richard Duryea ... Petty
Mahasivabhattu Siva Kumar Mahasivabhattu Siva Kumar ... Ice Pick (as Siva Kumar)
Issa Howard Issa Howard ... Switchblade
Adrian Piedra Adrian Piedra ... Dax
Natalie Gal Natalie Gal ... Sarah
Fitsai Alina Fitsai Alina ... Ali
Jeremy Charles Hohn Jeremy Charles Hohn ... Twig
Mark Schaefer Mark Schaefer ... Sandman
Thierry Brouard Thierry Brouard ... T
Cisko Guerra Cisko Guerra ... Runner
Ron Bryant Ron Bryant ... Bash
Jason Agrelius Jason Agrelius ... Rock
Tarah New Tarah New ... Knew
Ange De Le Flor Ange De Le Flor ... Drew
Ashley Mary Nunes Ashley Mary Nunes ... Lovely
Ronald Bartone Ronald Bartone ... Tone
William D. Jackson Iii William D. Jackson Iii ... Dr. Coffin
James Sunshine James Sunshine ... Killing Spree
Kevin Crago Kevin Crago ... Boaz
Damian Hajjan Damian Hajjan ... De Nova
Nicole Hughes Nicole Hughes ... Nicki
Matt McClain Matt McClain ... Bat
Albert Kivack Albert Kivack ... Big A
Tyler Cole Tyler Cole ... Cole
Jim Niedzialkowski Jim Niedzialkowski ... Highlander Z
Christopher Cheng Christopher Cheng ... Curb Stomp
Aaron Howard Aaron Howard ... Jack B Quik
Scott Engrotti Scott Engrotti ... Rhino
Scotty Kidd Scotty Kidd ... Nail Gun (as Scott Kidd)
Craig Schenkemeyer Craig Schenkemeyer ... Brick
Carl L. Anthony Carl L. Anthony ... Bloodzone
Drew T. Brown Drew T. Brown ... Sizzle
Danny Trejo Danny Trejo ... Muerte
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Drew Taylor Brown Drew Taylor Brown ... Sizzle
Ashley Marie Durham Ashley Marie Durham ... Luna
Scott Kidd Scott Kidd ... Nail Gun
Nicole Cardamone Cannon Nicole Cardamone Cannon ... McKenna (uncredited)
Jessica Medina Jessica Medina ... Deuce (uncredited)
Miss Piggy Miss Piggy ... Wanda (uncredited)
Justin Zev Rose Justin Zev Rose ... Snitch (uncredited)
Valerie Rose Valerie Rose ... Angel (uncredited)
Jonathan Sachar Jonathan Sachar ... Shark. Crave, July 25, 2020. Soundtrack: Music by Sean Schafer Hennessy. "Lovestruck" - Recorded by The Hennessy 6.

Ford v Ferrari (titled Le Mans '66 in some European territories). 2019, Starring Matt Damon as Carroll Shelby, Christian Bale as Ken Miles,
Jon Bernthal as Lee Iacocca, vice president of Ford
Caitriona Balfe as Mollie Miles, Miles' wife
Tracy Letts as Henry Ford II, the CEO of Ford and grandson of automotive pioneer Henry Ford
Josh Lucas as Leo Beebe, senior executive vice president
Noah Jupe as Peter Miles, Miles's son
Remo Girone as Enzo Ferrari, founder of Ferrari and its automobile racing team Scuderia Ferrari.
Ray McKinnon as Phil Remington
JJ Feild as Roy Lunn, a Ford engineer involved in the GT40 program
Jack McMullen as Charlie Agapiou
Corrado Invernizzi as Franco Gozzi, Enzo Ferrari's right-hand man
Joe Williamson as Donald N. Frey, Chief Engineer of Ford
Ian Harding as Ford Executive - Ian
Christopher Darga as John Holman. Crave, July 27, 2020. Soundtrack: "Hold On
Written by David Brian Gonzalez
Performed by The Paladins
Dark Side
Written by Warren Rodgers & Jimy Sohns (as James Alan Sohns)
Performed by The Shadows of Knight
Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp.
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Love's Gonna Live Here
Written and Performed by Buck Owens
Courtesy of Buck Owens Private Foundation
Money (That's What I Want)
Written by Janie Bradford and Berry Gordy (as Berry Gordy Jr.)
Performed by The Kingsmen
Courtesy of Kingsmen International Licensing, Inc.
By arrangement with Wixen Music Publishing, Inc.
Don't Bring Me Down
Written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King
Performed by The Animals
Courtesy of ABKCO Records
A division of ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
Stop Your Sobbing
Written by Ray Davies
Performed by The Kinks
Courtesy of Sanctuary Records Group Ltd.
By arrangement with BMG Rights Management (US) LLC
Handy Man
Written by Otis Blackwell and Jimmy Jones
Performed by Del Shannon
Courtesy of Mole Hole Records
By arrangement with BMG Rights Management (US) LLC
Darling (I Need Your Love)
Written by L. Stuart and Joseph Newell
Performed by The Chips
Courtesy of Gravelpit Music obo Tru-Gems Records
Kustom Kar Show
Written by David Marks (as David Lee Marks) & Mark Groseclose
Performed by David Marks & The Marksmen
Courtesy of d2 Music
I'm H-A-P-P-Y
Traditional
Tick Tock
Written and Performed by Phil Flowers
Courtesy of Tuff City Records
By arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group
Hipsville 29 B.C. (I Need Help)
Written by Don Turnbow
Performed by The Sparkles
Courtesy of Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC dba Masters International
Flying Saucers Rock 'N' Roll
Written by Ray Scott
Performed by Billy Lee Riley (as Billy Riley) and His Little Green Men
Courtesy of Sun Entertainment Corporation
Surfer Baby
Written by Jerry Burnham
Courtesy of APM Music
Ace of Spades
Written by Milt Grant (as Milton Grant) and Link Wray (as Fred Lincoln Wray, Jr.)
Performed by Link Wray
Courtesy of Forevermore Music and Records, Inc.
By arrangement with Ace Music Services, LLC
Have Love Will Travel
Written by Richard Berry
Performed by The Sonics
Courtesy of Etiquette Records
Juan Charrasqueado
Written by Víctor Cordero
Performed by Emerson Ensemble
Courtesy of Countdown Media
Hot Streaks
Written and Performed by Jo Part
Courtesy of Extreme Music
Shooting Star
Written and Performed by Les Baxter
Courtesy of Capitol Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Polk Salad Annie
Written by Tony Joe White
Performed by James Burton
Courtesy of A&M Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Stranger in a Strange Land
Written by David Crosby
Performed by The Byrds
Courtesy of Columbia Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
Move it Up
Written by Sean Byrne (as John Byrne)
Performed by Count Five
Courtesy of Concord Music Group
I Put a Spell on You
Written by Screamin' Jay Hawkins (as Jay Hawkins)
Performed by Nina Simone
Courtesy of The Verve Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Jeannie
(I Dream of Jeannie (1965) Theme)
Written by Buddy Kaye and Hugo Montenegro
Serenata Huapanga
Written by Rene Byron Brizuela and Enrique Carbajal
Courtesy of Megatrax Music
Do The Kangaroo
Written by Leo Prince
Performed by Jimmy McHugh
Courtesy of Tuff City Records
By arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group
Don't Try Your Luck
Written by Tom Gladen and Bob Meloy
Performed by The Quarrymen
Courtesy of Cuca Records
Now It's Over
Written by David Green
Performed by Living Children
Courtesy of Sundazed Music
I Might Have Known
Written by Joe South
Performed by The Teen Kings (as Teen Kings)
Courtesy of Cuca Records
Pour une fille comme toi
French adaptation of "A Girl Like You"
Written by Jerry Lorden (as Jerry Lordan)
Adaptation by Raymond Mamoudy
Performed by Lucky Blondo
Courtesy of Mercury Records France
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Sur le pont de Nantes
Traditional
French Nationalm Defile March
Written by Robert Planquette
Performed by Gardemusikken
Courtesy of Norske Gardemusikeres Forbund/Musikkoperatørene AS/The Orchard. Anachronisms: 1. While pitching his racing idea, in 1963, Lee Iacocca notes that James Bond does not drive a Ford and shows a photo of Sean Connery next to an Aston Martin DB5. However, James Bond did not acquire the Aston Martin until Goldfinger. 2. When Shelby and Miles are brawling across the street from the Miles home, among the scattered groceries one can clearly see a loaf of Wonder Bread Classic. Classics are intended for nostalgia appeal, something from the old days-- but this IS the old days! Wonder Bread was just Wonder Bread in the 60s, and wasn't labeled 'Classic' until the 21st century. 3. When Ken Miles is at Le Mans in 1966, Mollie Miles talks with her husband using a telephone handset with a modular jack. Phone companies did not use these jacks until the 1970s and 1980s. 4. Trackside catch fencing was not in use at Le Mans in 1966, as shown in the film. 5. The sunglasses Matt Damons character wears throughout most of the movie are made by "Entourage of 7", their logo clearly visible on the temples. While the style of glasses is accurate for the period, this brand was only founded in 2007. 7. Many of the California license plates were shown in a three-number, then three-letter, format. California did not have plates in that format until about 1970, when they had exhausted the 1963 format of three-letter, three-number. 8. At the night portion of the 24 hour race, Daytona appeared to have modern LED floodlights with modern high capacity grandstands. Daytona did not have floodlighting until the late 1990s, therefore the races would had took place in the dark, unlit except at the pits. 9. Usual to any 24 hour endurance races, grandstands tends to be sparse at night and Daytona's grandstands were much smaller to how it is now. 10. Early in the movie (1964-ish?), in Ken Miles' shop, an MG can be clearly seen shod with Kumho branded tires. The company was actually named Samyang Tire until 1966. Kumho tires weren't imported into the United States until many years later, although they had ties with the US market and DOT certification. 11. When we first encounter Carroll Shelby and Ken Miles at Willow Springs (circa 1964), the song "Don't Bring Me Down" by the Animals is playing. It wasn't released for another two years on May 21, 1966, about a month before the 1966 Le Mans race. 12. Mollie Miles tries to extract information from her husband, Ken, about why he was meeting up with Carroll Shelby behind her back when she had no idea of the Ford prototype he was rating with Shelby in 1964. She does this by driving recklessly to scare him. One of the cars she passes while doing so is a '65 / '66 Chrysler. 13. Shelby's Los Angeles International Airport facility is shown in 1965, 1966, and 1967. The Mustangs in the shop are always 1965 GT350s. 14. Daytona did not have SAFER barriers until the early 2000's. 15. Lee Iacocca's presentation to Henry Ford II to make an approach to Ferrari in 1963 has references to James Bond, as per an earlier reviewer here. One of the slides in the presentation shows Sean Connery standing next to the Aston Martin DB5 that made its first showing in Goldfinger, which was not released until 1964. The next slide from Iacocca's material has a Bond still from Thunderball, which premiered in 1965. 16. The theme to the second season of "I Dream Of Jeannie" is being played on the TV in the Miles family home when Ken Miles starts testing the Ford GT40 for its first (unsuccessful) crack at Le Mans in the summer of 1965. However, the second season only made its debut in autumn/fall 1966. 17. A Lockheed L-1011 TriStar can be seen in the background. It was not introduced until April 26, 1972 with Eastern Air Lines being its first customer. 18. Although talks between Enzo Ferrari and Lee Iacocca collapsed in May 1963, the Italian photographer (Ottavio Taddei) is seen taking photos of the men using a Nikon F camera with a through-the-lens light meter, either a Nikon Tn or FTn model. Nikon respectively introduced these models in 1965 and 1968. 19. When Mrs. Miles is talking to Ken on the phone, the receiver clearly has a modular jack connecting the cord. Modular jacks did not start to appear on telephones until 1972. 20. When Ford II and Shelby came to visit the Ferrari factory, this would have been in early 1963. Several models did not become available until a few years after that. This includes the 1964 275 GTB, parked outside the factory; the 1966 330 P3, that we later see in the film and the 1965 Dino 206 S, both parked in the factory floor. 21. At about 1:44, Ken Miles passes in front of an ABC TV camera. While it appears to be a contemporary color TV camera with a zoom lens, it's actually a early 1950's black and white RCA TK-11 / 31 with a fancy paint job and a fake zoom lens covering the lens turret. 22. Several of the Shelby Cobras and Daytona's have large diameter custom wheels which weren't made until the 2000's. 23. During Lee Iaccoca's presentation to Henry Ford II to approach Ferrari in 1963, ad layouts for the full size '65 Fords may be seen on one wall of the meeting room. No ad agency would be allowed access to new models more than a year from release. 24. Towards the closing part of the race, Miles can be shown passing a #35 blue w/ white stripes Porsche 911 S, featuring wipers, American spec headlights, and sidelights which featured in models 1968 onward. 25. The actual car was in fact red with Stuttgart plates with large horn grilles like in earlier models, unlike the movie car. 26. When Miles and Shelby are wrestling in the park it shows young trees attached to plant stakes with stretchable PVC tape. The first patent for that tape was filed in 1994. 27. In the first race at Riverside; the Washburn Chevrolet #614XP Corvette Sting Ray coupe, driven in real life by Bob Bondurant, features a 427 Big Block hood scoop, not offered on Corvette Sting Rays until 1967. 28. The car was missing its split-rear screen like in the real car and in all C2 Corvettes offered only that year. 29. There is a brown Mini in the background of Ken's garage. It has side repeaters which would be right for a US imported mini. I am not sure about the windows which look like a late ? 68 Australian Mini as it has wind up windows and quarter lights. 30. The TWA ticket envelope pictures a Lockheed Constellation propliner. TWA was all-jet since 1963. Their ticket envelopes would have shown a Boeing 707 jetliner.

Harriet. 2019, Starring Cynthia Erivo as Araminta "Minty" Ross / Harriet Tubman, Leslie Odom Jr. as William Still, a Philadelphia abolitionist who connects Harriet with the Underground Railroad Joe Alwyn as Gideon Brodess, Harriet's former owner Clarke Peters as Ben Ross, Harriet's father Vanessa Bell Calloway as Rit Ross, Harriet's mother Vondie Curtis-Hall as Reverend Samuel Green, a secretly-abolitionist freedman Jennifer Nettles as Eliza Brodess, Gideon's mother Janelle Monáe as Marie Buchanon, the owner of a boarding house in Philadelphia who befriends Harriet Omar Dorsey as Bigger Long, a notorious black slave-catcher Tim Guinee as abolitionist Thomas Garrett Zackary Momoh as John Tubman, a freedman who's Harriet's first husband Deborah Olayinka Ayorinde as Rachel Ross, Harriet's sister Henry Hunter Hall as Walter, a black slave-tracker who eventually switches to Harriet's side Rakeem Laws as Jasper Marley, the captain of the ship that helps the Underground Railroad Nick Basta as Foxx, the Brodess Farm's rancher Tory Kittles as abolitionist Frederick Douglass William L. Thomas as abolitionist U.S. Senator Seward. Crave, July 27, 2020. Soundtrack: "Hold On' (Traditional) - Produced by Harvey Mason Jr.; Goodbye Song Traditional Produced by Harvey Mason Jr. Go Down Moses Traditional Sinnerman Written & Performed by Nina Simone Courtesy of The Verve Music Group Under license from Universal Music Enterprises Sign of the Judgement Traditional Wade in the Water Traditional Stand Up Written by Joshuah Brian Campbell, Cynthia Erivo Performed by Cynthia Erivo Produced by Will Wells and Gabe Fox-Peck Cynthia Erivo appears courtesy of Verve Records.

Grand-Daddy Day Care. 2019, Starring Danny Trejo as Eduardo Hernandez, Reno Wilson as Frank Collins, Roxana Ortega as Emma Collins,
Hal Linden as Gabe
Linda Gray as Blanche
George Wendt - Big Lou
Margaret Avery - Millie
Julia Duffy - Bonnie
Barry Bostwick - Dynamite Dan North
Garrett Morris - Arnold
James Hong - Walter
Alec Mapa - Ned Tooley
Anthony Gonzalez - Jordan Collins
Clint Howard - Judge Littles
Mara Marini - Bev
Nina Millin - Denise
Eileen Galindo - Velma
Jackie S. Garcia - Jenny Craig
Micah Giovanni - Kenny
Jayden Bartels - Annie
Bruno Amato - Sal
Elizabeth Triplett - Waitress
Da'Vone McDonald - Charlie
Ed Quinn - Jack Quartermaine
Robert Peters - Bailiff
Bill Cook - Bill the Clown
Stacie Greenwell - Mrs. Gulch
Patricia Elliott as Terrified Woman and Rodger Halston as Dewayne. Crave, July 28, 2020. Soundtrack: "Don't You (Forget About Me)" - Performed by Anthony Gonzalez; "Down Up Polka" - Written and Performed by Laura Karpman; "The Bull" - Performed by The Mike Theodore Orchestra; "We Came To Get Down" - Performed by Alexandrite; "Wild" - Performed by The Phantoms. Quote: [first lines] Frank Collins: [writing at his typewriter] "Jack Quartermaine knew he was a dead man. Nah, nah, nah. Jack Quartermaine THOUGHT he was a dead man. Jack Quartermaine FEARED he was a dead man. Suspected? Imagined?" Jack Quartermaine: [to the camera] "Come on Frank, make up your mind..."

The Hustle. 2019, Starring Anne Hathaway as Josephine Chesterfield, Rebel Wilson as Penny Rust, Alex Sharp as Thomas Westerburg, Dean Norris as Howard Bacon, Timothy Simons as Jeremy, Ingrid Oliver as Brigitte Desjardins, Nicholas Woodeson as Albert and Tim Blake Nelson as Portnoy. Crave, July 28, 2020. Soundtrack: "Lips Are Movin'" - Performed by Meghan Trainor; "Work It" - Written by Missy Elliott (as Melissa Elliott), Joseph Simmons, Darryl McDaniels, Paul Simon, Chris Stein (as Christopher Stein) & Debbie Harry (as Deborah Harry); "Je Veux Te Voir" - Performed by Yelle; "Camera" - Performed by Plasticines; "Intrada" From "Bruck An Der Mur" - Performed by Vienna Art of Trumpet; "Valse de Frejus", "Sitcom" and "Upper Westside Jostle" - Written and Performed by Yann McCullough; "Money" - Performed by Ivy Levan; "Dance of the Sugarplum Fairies" - Written by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Performed by The Fedora Club; "Badass Woman" - Written & Performed by Meghan Trainor.

Doctor Sleep (marketed as Stephen King's Doctor Sleep). 2019, Starring
Ewan McGregor as Danny "Dan" Torrance, an alcoholic man with psychic powers known as "the shining". The character first appeared as a child in the film The Shining, played by Danny Lloyd.
Roger Dale Floyd plays a young Danny Torrance.
Rebecca Ferguson as Rose the Hat, leader of the True Knot, a cult that feeds on people with psychic powers.
Kyliegh Curran as Abra Stone, a girl with "the shining".
Dakota Hickman plays a young Abra Stone.
Carl Lumbly as Dick Hallorann, the late head chef of the Overlook Hotel who has "the shining". Dick was played by Scatman Crothers in The Shining.[13]
Zahn McClarnon as Crow Daddy, Rose the Hat's lover and right-hand man in the True Knot.
Emily Alyn Lind as Snakebite Andi, a young member of the True Knot who is able to psychically control people.
Bruce Greenwood as Dr. John Dalton, leader of Dan's AA group and his boss at the hospice.
Jocelin Donahue as Lucy Stone, Abra's mother.
Cliff Curtis as Billy Freeman, Dan's friend, co-worker, and AA sponsor.
Robert Longstreet as Barry the Chunk, a member of the True Knot.
Carel Struycken as Grandpa Flick, an aging member of the True Knot.
Alex Essoe as Wendy Torrance, Dan's mother. Wendy was played by Shelley Duvall in The Shining.[13]
Zackary Momoh as Dave Stone, Abra's father.
Jacob Tremblay as Bradley Trevor, a victim of the True Knot, known to Abra as the "baseball boy".
Henry Thomas as The Bartender, an apparition who calls himself Lloyd but has the face of Dan's father, Jack Torrance.[14] Thomas also portrays Jack briefly in flashback scenes. In The Shining, Jack Torrance was portrayed by Jack Nicholson and the bartender Lloyd was portrayed by Joe Turkel.[15]
Additionally, Catherine Parker appears as Silent Sarey, Met Clark as Short Eddie, Selena Anduze as Apron Annie, and James Flanagan as Diesel Doug, all members of the True Knot cult. Violet McGraw portrays Violet, a child who is murdered at the start of the film by the True Knot cult and later fed to Snakebite Andi as part of her induction into the group, whilst Bethany Anne Lind portrays Violet’s mother. Sadie and KK Heim portray the Grady sisters, with Kaitlyn McCormick and Molly Jackson providing their voices; the characters were originally played by Lisa and Louise Burns in The Shining. Sallye Hooks portrays Mrs. Massey, Michael Monks portrays Delbert Grady and Hugh Maguire portrays Horace Derwent, respectively; played by Lia Beldam and Billie Gibson, Philip Stone and Norman Gay in The Shining. Danny Lloyd, who played Danny Torrance in The Shining, makes a cameo appearance as a spectator at Bradley Trevor's baseball game. Crave, July 29, 2020. Soundtrack: "My Wild Irish Rose
Written by Chauncey Olcott
Performed by Rebecca Ferguson
Rabbit's Feat (Cues)
Written by Milt Franklyn (as Milton J. Franklyn)
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
Good Godly Woman
Written by Brandon Rickman, Brandon Coleman and Drew Nix
Performed by The Red Clay Strays
Courtesy of Skate Mountain Records
Dissolve Into Thunder
Written by Andrew Grush and Taylor Stewart
Performed by The Newton Brothers
Courtesy of Tenebris Records
As Time Goes By
Written by Herman Hupfeld
Performed by Dooley Wilson
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
Casablanca (Score)
Written by Max Steiner
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
It's All Forgotten Now
Written by Ray Noble
Performed by Ray Noble and His Orchestra
Courtesy of RCA Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
Come Fly with Me
Written by Sammy Cahn and Jimmy Van Heusen (as James Van Heusen)
Performed by Ewan McGregor and George Mengert
Home (When Shadows Fall)
Written by Peter Van Steeden, Harry Clarkson and Geoffrey Clarkson (as Jeff Clarkson)
Performed by Henry Hall & His Gleneagles Hotel Band
Courtesy of Decca Music Group Limited
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Midnight with the Stars and You
Written by Harry M. Woods, Jimmy Campbell (as James Campbell) and Reginald Connelly
Performed by Ray Noble and His Orchestra
Courtesy of RCA Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment. 

Portrait of a Lady on Fire (French: Portrait de la jeune fille en feu). 2019 (French), Starring Noémie Merlant as Marianne, Adèle Haenel as Héloïse, Luàna Bajrami as Sophie, Valeria Golino as La Comtesse, Christel Baras as La faiseuse d'ange, Armande Boulanger as L'élève atelier, Guy Delamarche as L'homme salon, Clément Bouyssou as Le batelier, Michèle Clément as Une paysanne and Cécile Morel as Une paysanne. Crave, July 29, 2020, with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "Portrait de la jeune fille en feu" - (Bande originale du film) Para One, Arthur Simonini; "The Four Seasons" - "Concerto No. 2 for violin in G minor, Op. 8, RV 315, L'Estate" - Composed by Antonio Vivaldi Performed by La Serenissima, Adrian Chandler (director/violin). Anachronisms: 1. In the second shot, the sky behind the boat captain shows at least two contrails. 2. Marianne's brushwork is not of the late 18th century; it is a more modern style. 

The Addams Family. 2019, Starring 
The Goldfinch. 2019, Starring 

Lucy in the Sky is a 2019, Starring 

The Jesus Rolls. 2019, Starring 

 
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