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“You must be bad, Nickie.
Be very, very bad.”
-Sheeni Saunders
YOUTH IN REVOLT is a coming-of-age comedy that puts a fresh and outrageous stamp
on a tale of adolescent obsession and rebellion. Starring Michael Cera (also of the Oscar®
winning film, Juno, and Superbad) and based on the acclaimed novel by C.D. Payne, YOUTH IN
REVOLT is the story of Nick Twisp – a unique, but affable teen with a taste for the finer things
in life like Sinatra and Fellini – who falls hopelessly in love with the beautiful, free-spirited
Sheeni Saunders (Portia Doubleday) while on a family vacation. But family, geography and
jealous ex-lovers conspire to keep these two apart. With Sheeni’s encouragement, Nick abandons
his dull, predictable life and develops a rebellious alter ego: Francois. With his ascot, his
moustache and his cigarette, Francois will stop at nothing to be with Sheeni, and leads Nick
Twisp on a path of destruction with unpredictable and uproarious consequences.
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"I told her I wasn't mentally ill; I was just a teenager.
-Nick Twisp
C.D. Payne’s “Youth In Revolt: The Journals of Nick Twisp,” and its subsequent
installments “Revolting Youth: The Further Journals of Nick Twisp,” and “Young and
Revolting: The Continental Journals of Nick Twisp” have amassed a devoted, loyal fan base
since the first novel’s debut in 1993. Payne’s readers identified with the unique yet relatable
coming of age of Nick Twisp.
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Producer David Permut loved the book’s iconic, irreverent main character and the
unusual world in which he lived. “Nick is an intellectual and knowledgeable well beyond his
years. He’s like an alien on a distant planet populated by with his mother, his father, his stepdad
and this eclectic group of people. His quest is to find the key to the door to get out of this
environment.”
Screenwriter Gustin Nash had a similar enthusiasm for Payne’s books and for the
character of Nick Twisp, saying, “My parents were divorced when I was young, so I immediately
sympathized with Nick being passed back and forth between his parents. I was also attracted to
the very simple Odyssey type story-line. A boy meets a girl on vacation and spends the rest of
the story trying to get back to her.”
“The issue can no longer be ignored: I’m still a virgin.
To be
honest, I have never even kissed a woman to whom I was not
related by blood or marriage.”
-Nick Twisp
The script won the approval of the writer of its source material. “It’s such a long book
that they have to distill it down fairly radically,” Payne says. “That part is a little painful for the
author, but I think it has captured the essence of the book and the characters.”
Permut sent the script to Miguel Arteta, director of THE GOOD GIRL and CHUCK
AND BUCK. Permut had been searching for the right collaboration since the director made his
debut with STAR MAPS. Arteta explains: “David had pursued me since STAR MAPS. He
brought me in in 1997 and said ‘I want to work with you.’ For eleven years he has been trying to
find things for us to do.” The collaboration was ultimately worth the wait for both producer and
director.
The format of both the book and screenplay presented Arteta and the cast with unusual
challenges. “It’s a picaresque novel,” Arteta explains. “It’s a series of adventures, with new
characters coming in every ten minutes. That’s hard to do in film. We needed people who were
great to pull it off.”
Arteta’s wishes came true with an enviable cast that includes Jean Smart, Steve Buscemi,
Mary Kay Place, M. Emmet Walsh, Zach Galifianakis, Fred Willard, Ray Liotta, Justin Long,
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Ari Graynor, and Jonathan B. Wright. “We were blessed with amazing actors who were able to
make an unusual structure work.”
First “attached” to the film was rabid Payne fan Michael Cera, who had long desired to
play Nick Twisp. Cera was on board from the project’s infancy, long before SUPERBAD and
JUNO hit theaters. (Michael was a crazy fan of the book,” Arteta says of his lead. “It was the
one book he read that doesn’t condescend to teenagers.”) Cera comments on the book’s
universality: “I was around the age of the main character when I read it, and I completely related
to it. Anyone who was ever a teenager could relate to it, especially if you had a romantic interest
that somehow drove you crazy.”
“Do all women scream at the moment of ecstasy?
Why don’t they
have 800 numbers where teens can call up with questions like
these?”
-Nick Twisp
Cera explains the reasons for his character’s malaise. “Nick doesn’t have a great home
life. His parents are divorced. His mother has an idiot boyfriend and his life is stagnant. He
meets this girl who blows his mind and he feels that he has to hang onto her.”
Cera relished the opportunity to portray Nick’s alter ego, Francois. “The idea to flesh out
his naughtiness into a French version of himself was wonderful,” Arteta says. “We have an
amazing costume designer, Nancy Steiner, and makeup artist, Roz Music. Michael, Roz, Nancy
and I thought we shouldn’t push things too hard. Michael had the great idea to not go for an
obvious French accent. He managed to avoid every cliché by doing that. We looked at French
new wave movies for his hair. Roz had the idea of putting five o’clock shadow and stubble on
him to look tired. Nancy had the idea for the tight white pants and blue shirt.”
The elusive object of Nick’s burgeoning desire is Sheeni Saunders, portrayed by relative
newcomer Portia Doubleday. “I think that there’s an attraction to him because he’s like her, and
I think that he can somewhat figure her out, and can speak her language,” Doubleday says. “I
think that when he comes in and can actually hold a conversation with her, she’s kind of taken
aback.”
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Even Cera found that he could relate to the complex, mysterious Sheeni: “You never
know she feels about you, or what she’s really thinking. She’s such a puzzle. That’s really what
I loved about the character. She’s so well-depicted in the book. I just could really relate to that
torment,” Cera explains.
Mary Kay Place, who plays Mrs. Saunders, Sheeni’s mother, found that Doubleday was
perfectly cast in a role that needed to be treated delicately: “She has innocence and purity
combined with an old soul. It’s a fascinating combination. I think it’s really nice for the
character of Sheeni because she could be a little too manipulative and conniving as a character. I
think the kind of purity that is the essence of Portia is a really nice balance for that.”
“Are there no bounds to parental sadism?”
-Nick Twisp
Jean Smart was suggested for the role of Estelle Twisp by fan Michael Cera. Smart
reciprocates by noting that YOUTH IN REVOLT had all of the elements that make for an
outstanding creative experience: “Sometimes you do a movie it’s because you just have to play
‘that part.’ Sometimes you think, ‘Oh the part’s okay but I’m dying to work with that director.’
Other times you think, ‘It’s a nice project but I really want to work with that actor.’ Sometimes
having a great cast begets a greater cast. The more great people you have the more you attract.
We have everything in this one.”
“I think she loves her son, but it’s not very apparent,” Smart says of her character.
“Unfortunately, what’s most important to her is having a man around to take care of her. She’s a
divorced single mom and she can’t be without a guy. Having a son who’s a teenager doesn’t
help.”
Steve Buscemi plays Nick’s father, George Twisp. “He is one of the greatest character
actors. It was such a treat,” Arteta says. “I liked that Jean Smart and Steve Buscemi created
Michael Cera.”
Estelle first entangles herself in a doomed romance with Jerry, portrayed by THE
HANGOVER’S Zach Galifianakis. “Jerry’s a truck driver. He doesn’t have a lot of regard for
Nick. He’s pretty happy-go-lucky.” Galifianakis says.
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Galifianakis was eager to work with Cera: “Michael is really subtle. It’s nice to see a
young actor not play it so over-the-top. I think that’s what’s extraordinary about him.”
Estelle ultimately lands in the arms of Lance, portrayed by Ray Liotta. “SOMETHING
WILD really inspired me to make movies,” Arteta says of one of Liotta’s most celebrated
performances. “I thought he could really play someone who would make Nick’s life so terrible.”
“I’m not saying one’s parents should not have sex lives.
would be unfair.
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I’m merely proposing those people not have sex
lives once their children reach the age of reason.
Later, when
their offspring leave home, they can pick up where they left
off.”
-Nick Twisp
Mary Kay Place portrays Sheeni’s overprotective mother, Mrs. Saunders. “I’ve been a
fan of Mary Kay Place since I was a boy in Puerto Rico watching ‘Mary Hartman, Mary
Hartman,” which I couldn’t understand at all but was fascinated by,” Arteta enthuses.
YOUTH IN REVOLT is Fred Willard’s second collaboration with Miguel Arteta.
Willard first appeared in the director’s student film for the American Film Institute. Arteta was
ecstatic to work with Willard again on this film: “There are only a few lines, but the character
has such a huge presence.”
Jonathan B. Wright and Ari Graynor, who both appeared in NICK AND NORA’S
INFINITE PLAYLIST, were suggested for Trent and Lacey by their NICK AND NORA co-star,
Michael Cera. Arteta adds: “They knocked their auditions out of the park. They fit the bill of
the movie that is trying to do something unique.”
Wright portrays Trent, Nick’s “arch nemesis,” though the actor notes that his role as the
film’s antagonist is ironic. “The funny thing is that Trent really never does anything that bad,
whereas Nick does a whole bunch of awful things throughout the whole movie, but we’re rooting
for him the whole time,” Wright explains.
Wright found the script to be a fresh and original take on young love. “Compared to
other teen movies the script is so much more advanced, complex and compelling. It’s fantastical
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and realistic at the same time. Miguel and Michael and this amazing ensemble of actors that got
together for this, I think it’s something special. I’m proud to be a part of it,” Wright says.
Justin Long joined the production to portray Paul Saunders, Sheeni’s brother, who enjoys
serving psychedelic mushrooms to his friends and family. “I think Justin is one of the funniest
quickest guys. He has such amazing verbal ability. He can spit fire dialogue and you totally
understand it. He is almost like a throwback to a screwball comedy of the 40s,” Arteta says.
M. Emmet Walsh, whom Arteta had admired since seeing BLOOD SIMPLE, and Erik
Knudsen round out the cast as Mr. Saunders and Lefty, respectively.
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Arteta and the production transformed rural Michigan into their Northern California.
Production designer Tony Fanning worked with Arteta to locate pockets of Michigan that could
double for the Golden State. “We would try and find homes that look like they’re in California,
the environment. A lot of the foliage is close. We were lucky when we came to Michigan that
we found areas that look like they would be along the shoreline in Ukiah, and we searched most
of the state for Berkeley and Oakland.”
Also contributing to YOUTH IN REVOLT’s authenticity is its favor of existing locations
over built sets. This posed quite a difficulty for the production when they sought out a home that
would allow a car to be placed in their living room. Fanning explains: “You would think that
you’d want to build a set to be able to do that. Miguel wanted to follow the characters from the
car outside into the house, and to be with them when they had the reaction to seeing the vehicle.
We decided to try to go for it on location, and finding that house was a major feat. We saw
probably over thirty-five houses until we finally found somebody who was willing to let us put a
car in their living room.”
The solution proved a win-win for both the filmmakers and the homeowners. “We
actually got the owners to agree to let us take out part of the wall. They thought it was kind of a
fun idea, and we’re really kind of into it. We agreed to open up their wall and replace it with
glass doors when we restored the house.”
The Saunders home also offered Fanning an opportunity to push creative boundaries.
Inspiration can come from unlikely places, and Fanning and Arteta found it while location
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scouting at an RV Park. “The owners were this wonderful couple. The husband had purchased
an organ for his wife, and they basically installed a full organ in their double-wide trailer like a
cathedral organ,” Fanning says. “I thought that was a fantastic thing for someone to do. It was
such a great idea that we put an organ in the double-wide that we built for the Saunders house.
They have a bit of a religious background. It’s written to be a two-story trailer, which doesn’t
really exist. There are one-and-a-half story trailers from the late-60s but very few were
manufactured. We took those ideas and came up with a two-story trailer that we did on location.
It was quite fun to do.”
Costume Designer Nancy Steiner worked with Arteta, cinematographer Chuy Chavez and
Fanning to create costumes that defined the diverse cast but melded with the overall palate of the
film. “We wanted it to be classic in a way, and to be not so time-specific. You’ll notice there
are no cell phones in the movie. We’re trying to just keep it in a classic form, and I tried to do
that with the costumes. Tonally it’s not very bright. It’s a mix of medium tones, and interesting
tones of color.”
Throughout the film, different types of animation complement the story. Peter Sluszka
was enlisted to weave these animated sequences into the world of YOUTH IN REVOLT. “It’s
essentially Nick Twisp’s personal diary. With that kind of narrative structure, you’re always
seeing things from a narrator’s point-of-view. It was a natural way in which this kid viewed and
kind of framed his world, and imagined the things that he was talking about. It’s more truthful to
the character’s psyche, and the way he imagines things, and the fact that you can’t always trust
exactly what a narrator says either.”
“There were elements of the book that would have been more difficult to conceive as
live-action,” Permut says. “The animation became another component of the movie that I think
sets it aside. It’s one of those things that elevates it, makes it distinctive, different, original, and
fresh. The movie is told from Nick’s point-of-view, so the animation is what goes in the head of
Nick Twisp. I think audiences today are looking for things that are provocative, distinctive,
unique.”
What ultimately unifies YOUTH IN REVOLT is the film’s rumination on young love.
“The idea was to try and show what it’s like to be in love for the first time and all of the crazy
things you want to do for the first time when you get that feeling.”
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Nick is the quintessential outsider,” Permut adds. “But he is the kind of character we can
all relate to because we all can feel like outsiders. You want to root for him in his dilemma. He
creates a bit of havoc and damage along the way, but ultimately it’s for a noble cause.”
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About The Cast
Michael Cera (Nick Twisp): Michael Cera has become one of the most sought after actors in
the business. After garnering major critical acclaim for his portrayal of George-Michael Bluth in
the Emmy Award®-winning Fox series “Arrested Development,” Cera quickly found himself
amongst the young comedy elite when Judd Apatow cast him as the lead in the hit film,
SUPERBAD. The film, written by Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg, nabbed the top box office
gross two weeks running and quickly became one of the most talked about films of 2007. On the
heels of SUPERBAD, Cera co-starred in the Oscar® nominated JUNO opposite Ellen Page and
former “Arrested Development” co-star Jason Bateman. He also starred in NICK AND
NORAH’S INFINITE PLAYLIST for Mandate Pictures and Screen Gems, and Sony’s YEAR
ONE opposite Jack Black for director Harold Ramis.
Cera can currently be seen in PAPER HEART, a critical favorite out of Sundance this
past year. Cera is currently filming the highly anticipated SCOTT PILGRIM VS. THE
WORLD, a film based on the Oni Press graphic novel “Scott Pilgrim Volume 1: Scott Pilgrim's
Precious Little Life.” Cera plays the title role in the Edgar Wright directed film.
Past credits include a young Chuck Barris in George Clooney’s CONFESSIONS OF A
DANGEROUS MIND as well as television credits including “Tim and Eric Awesome Show,
Great Job”, “Tom Goes to the Mayor,” and “Veronica Mars.”
Cera currently splits his time between Los Angeles and Toronto.
Portia Doubleday (Sheeni Saunders): Newcomer Portia Doubleday takes on her first leading
role opposite Michael Cera in Miguel Arteta’s s film YOUTH IN REVOLT. In the film
adaptation of the cult novel by C.D. Payne, Doubleday plays the refined and witty ‘Sheeni
Saunders’ opposite Cera’s ‘Nick Twisp’, who tries to win over her affections. Having grown up
in Los Angeles and graduated from LACES high school, Doubleday was in the middle of her
freshmen year at college when she landed the coveted and well contested part. She recently
starred in the title role of the AFI short “18” written and directed by Joy Gohring.
Jean Smart (Estelle Twisp): A versatile and gifted actress, Jean Smart continues to exhibit her
extraordinary talents in theater, television and film. Since completing her Bachelor of Fine Arts
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degree at the University of Washington Smart’s career has launched into worldwide critical
acclaim. Before coming to Los Angeles she made her Broadway debut in “Piaf” and originated
the role of Lil in “Last Summer at Bluefish Cove” Off-Broadway for which she received a
Drama Desk nomination.
Smart recently completed production on director Chris D’ Arienzo’s BARRY MUNDAY
co-starring Patrick Wilson, Colin Hanks and Chloe Sevigny, as Carol Munday.
Smart most recently was seen in the Emmy Award winning comedy series, “Samantha
Who?” with Christina Applegate, for which she just earned her third Emmy Award for Best
Supporting Actress in a Comedy.
In January, 2006, Smart received her fourth Emmy nomination, this time for her role as
the troubled and medicated First Lady Martha Logan on the Fox Drama “24.” That same year
the show won the Emmy for Best Drama, and received a Golden Globe nomination and a Screen
Actor’s Guild nomination for Ensemble Cast.
In 2001 Smart won her second Emmy Award for her guest-starring role on “Frasier” and
was nominated for Guest Actress in a Drama Series for her recurring role on “The District.” In
the year 2000 Smart received recognition in theater, film and television; she earned an
Independent Spirit Award nomination for her critically acclaimed performance in the Miramax
feature film GUINIVERE opposite Sarah Polley, she was awarded her first Emmy for her
hilarious recurring role on “Frasier” and she was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Actress
in a Play for her starring role on Broadway opposite Nathan Lane in “The Man Who Came To
Dinner.”
She starred in the HBO drama series “Maximum Security” before starring in the popular
sitcom “Designing Women.” Several TV series and television films followed, including
“Overkill,” the critically acclaimed story of serial killer Aileen Wuornos, “High Society”, in
which she played neurotic novelist Ellie Walker opposite Mary McDonnell (an Americanized
version of the British phenomenon “Absolutely Fabulous”), Peter Tolan’s comedy “Style and
Substance,” “In-Laws” opposite Dennis Farina and “Center of the Universe” opposite John
Goodman. In 2003 Smart starred with husband Richard Gilliland in the film “Audrey’s Rain”
for the Hallmark Channel.
Smart’s recent film credits include Curtis Hanson’s LUCKY YOU opposite Eric Bana
and Robert Duvall, HERO WANTED starring Cuba Gooding, Jr. and Ray Liotta, GARDEN
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STATE for first-time director and writer Zach Braff opposite Braff, Natalie Portman and Peter
Sarsgaard, MISTRESS with Danny Aiello and Robert DeNiro, FLASHPOINT with Kris
Kristofferson, with Steve Martin and Queen Latifah in BRINGING DOWN THE HOUSE, THE
KID with Bruce Willis and SWEET HOME ALABAMA with Reese Witherspoon, and I ♥
HUCKABEES.
Smart currently resides in Los Angeles with her husband and son.
Mary Kay Place (Mrs. Saunders): Award-winning actor, writer and director Mary Kay Place
will next be seen alongside Meryl Streep, Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin in Nancy Meyers’s
IT’S COMPLICATED; and with Emily Mortimer in LEONIE. She appears regularly as Adaleen
Grant on HBO’s hit series “Big Love.”
Place first garnered acclaim for her portrayal of country music singer Loretta Haggers in
the cult classic television series “Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman.” She won an Emmy Award for
the role and was nominated for a Grammy for a companion album titled “Tonite! At The Capri
Lounge with Loretta Haggers.”
Place worked with noted directors on their most cherished films, including Spike Jonez’s
BEING JOHN MALKOVICH (for which she shared a SAG Award Nomination for Best
Performance by a Cast), Francis Ford Coppola’s THE RAINMAKER, James Mangold’s GIRL
INTERRUPTED, John Waters’s PECKER, Alexander Payne’s CITIZEN RUTH, Alan Pakula’s
STARTING OVER, Martin Scorsese’s NEW YORK, NEW YORK and, perhaps most famously,
Larry Kasdan’s THE BIG CHILL.
Her numerous additional film credits include MANNY & LO (for which she was
nominated for an Independent Spirit Award), GRACE IS GONE, THE TOE TACTIC, MAMA’S
BOY, NINE LIVES, LONESOME JIM, DEATH AND TEXAS, EVERGREEN, LATTER
DAYS, SWEET HOME ALABAMA, MY FIRST MISTER, COMMITTED, TERESA’S
TATTOO, SAMANTHA, CAPTAIN RON, PORTRAIT OF A WHITE MARRIAGE, and
SMOOTH TALK.
Place’s television credits include favorites “Pushing Daisies,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” “Tales
Of The City,” “Thirtysomething,” “Further Tales Of The City,” “My So-Called Life,” “All In
The Family,” “M*A*S*H,” and “The Mary Tyler Moore Show.”
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She spent much of her early career as a writer for television, scripting episodes of
“M*A*S*H,” and “The Mary Tyler Moore Show.” She shared an Emmy nomination with Linda
Bloodworth-Thomason for their work on “M*A*S*H” in 1974.
Place continues to direct series television, notably on “Dream On,” “Friends,” Arli$$,”
and “The Minor Accomplishments of Jackie Woodman.”
M. Emmet Walsh (Mr. Saunders): M. Emmet Walsh defines himself as “a working actor.”
With talent spanning both the comedy and drama arenas, Walsh has over 100 feature films and
over one hundred-fifty television credits to his name.
Current films include: DON MCKAY (with Thomas Haden-Church) was accepted to the
Tribeca Film Festival and the USA Film Festival in Dallas. The film’s first time director Jake
Goldberg wrote the role for Walsh. Just completed is “Sam Steele and the Junior Detective
Agency” starring with Luke Perry for Tom Whitus.
Walsh starred as newspaper editor, ‘Randall Evans’ in HBO’s comedy series, “The Mind
of the Married Man.” This show took a funny, insightful look at the challenges of modern-day
marriage from a decidedly male perspective. Last year he did a pilot for and with William H.
Macy called “Family Man” for TNT.
“M” stands for Michael -- which he was not allowed to use when he joined his first
theatrical union. He was named after his mother's father, Michael Francis Sullivan, and her
favorite brother, Emmet, who was named after the Irish patriot, Robert Emmet. He goes ballistic
when 'Emmet' is misspelled. His father and grandfather were U.S. Customs officers on the
Canadian Border, and his brother recently retired from his post there, with U.S. Immigration.
Walsh spent his childhood in Swanton, Vermont and still maintains a home there on Lake
Champlain. After receiving a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from Clarkson
College, with a major in Marketing, he moved to New York City and graduated from the
Academy of Dramatic Arts.
His first job in professional theater was at Buck's County Playhouse, Pennsylvania, as a
prop man. The following summers found him performing stock throughout New England. He
also did regional theater seasons in Buffalo, New Haven, Philadelphia, Cincinnati and
Washington D.C., and has been an artist in residence at colleges in Kentucky, Vermont and
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Oklahoma. Numerous off-Broadway productions eventually led to Broadway and runs in “That
Championship Season” and “Does The Tiger Wear a Necktie?”
In 1999 he starred in “Sweet Bird of Youth,” by Tennessee Williams at the La Jolla
Playhouse; in 2000; “All My Sons,” by Arthur Miller at the Arena Stage in Washington, D.C.; in
2007 he was delighted to star with Christine Lahti in The Geffen Playhouse’s presentation of
Wendy Wasserstein’s last play “Third.”
Walsh made his on-screen debut in END OF THE ROAD. Other late 1960's films
include; ALICE’S RESTAURANT, THE TRAVELING EXECUTIONER, COLD TURKEY
and THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS. He moved west to California in 1970 with WHAT’S UP
DOC? and AIRPORT ’77 helping to establish him as a working actor in Hollywood.
His films attest to a Yankee work ethic; “I approach each job thinking it might be my last,
so it had better be the best work possible.” Walsh, the premier character actor, has worked with
the best actors of our time. He appeared with Dustin Hoffman in STRAIGHT TIME, Paul
Newman in SLAPSHOT, Geraldine Page in THE POPE OF GREENWICH VILLAGE, Harrison
Ford in BLADE RUNNER, Chuck Norris in MISSING IN ACTION, Goldie Hawn in
WILDCATS, Denzel Washington in THE MIGHTY QUINN, and Gene Hackman, NARROW
MARGIN. For his role in the Coen Brothers’ feature BLOOD SIMPLE, he was given the first
Independent Feature Projects West “Spirit Award” for Best Performance by an Actor. He also
received critical praise for his performance in CLEAN AND SOBER as a straight-talking
Alcoholics Anonymous veteran sponsor who befriends a chemically dependent Michael Keaton.
After an appearance in BRUBAKER, Robert Redford brought him back to play Timothy
Hutton's swimming coach in ORDINARY PEOPLE and again as the Governor of New Mexico
in THE MILAGRO BEANFIELD WAR.
Walsh was featured as Joe O’Neal, father of the groom, (Dermot Mulroney) in the
comedy hit film, MY BEST FRIEND’S WEDDING with Julia Roberts, “The Apothecary” in
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE’S ROMEO AND JULIET, with Leonardo DiCaprio and Clare
Danes, and a cameo (quite a legal witness) as ‘Dr. Bass,’ in A TIME TO KILL.
He starred in THE MAN IN THE CHAIR with Christopher Plummer, a film festival
favorite, ”Walt Disney Pictures’ live-action comedy adventure SNOW DOGS with Cuba
Gooding Jr. and James Coburn and WILD WILD WEST with Will Smith, Kevin Kline and
Kenneth Branagh. Other films include; THE JERK, HARRY AND THE HENDERSONS,
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GLASS SHIELD, FLETCH, BACK TO SCHOOL, BLACK PANTHER, FREE WILLY II, THE
KILLING JAR, PORTRAITS OF INNOCENCE, GOODBYE SUNRISE, and POOR WHITE
TRASH.
Walsh provided the voice of ‘Earl Stutz,’ in the sleeper hit animation feature, THE IRON
GIANT and has voiced character of ‘Mack’ in the television cartoon series, BIG GUY AND
RUSTY THE ROBOT. He was also heard on two series produced by Ken Burns for PBS,
“Baseball” and “The Civil War.”
Zach Galifianakis (Jerry): After failing his last college course by one point at North Carolina
State University, Zach Galifianakis moved to New York City. Zach got his start performing his
brand of humor in the back of a hamburger joint in Times Square, graduating to doing stand-up
at night in clubs and coffee houses in the city. While working as a bus boy, he got his first acting
job on a sitcom called BOSTON COMMON for NBC. An eclectic career has followed. He has
been seen as a guest and performing on a number of late night talk shows including “Letterman,”
“Conan” and “Jimmy Kimmel.”
Zach broke out across America and the world in this summer’s blockbuster hit THE
HANGOVER. From director Todd Phillips and Warner Bros., THE HANGOVER became the
quickest and highest grossing R-rated comedy of all time. He can next be seen this fall starring in
the HBO comedy BORED TO DEATH with Jason Schwartzman and Ted Danson. Last year he
finished filming several independent features including LITTLE FISH STRANGE POND, and
ROGUES GALLERY. He can next be seen in G-FORCE for Jerry Bruckheimer and Disney
Studios and was last seen in the Fox feature WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS opposite Cameron
Diaz and Ashton Kutcher, as well as the critically acclaimed INTO THE WILD from Paramount
Vantage and director Sean Penn. His other films include, VISIONEERS, HEARTBREAKERS,
BUBBLE BOY, BELOW, CORKY ROMANO, OUT COLD and the documentary THE
COMEDIANS OF COMEDY.
Zach has also just completed his pilot for Comedy Central entitled SPEED FREAKS. He
was a series regular playing “Davis” on TRU CALLING for Fox. Zach hosted his own critically
acclaimed talk show for VH1 entitled LATE WORLD WITH ZACH, as well as writing and
starring in DOG BITES MAN for Comedy Central. He has appeared in numerous other shows
including THE SARAH SILVERMAN SHOW and had recurred on RENO 911.
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When not filming, Zach travels the country doing stand up in rock clubs, coffee houses
and universities. He lives in Venice Beach, California and also spends part of his time on his
farm in the mountains of North Carolina.
Ray Liotta (Lance Wescott): Ray Liotta recently wrapped shooting on the 20th Century Fox
comedy DATE NIGHT starring opposite Steve Carell and Tina Fey, and earlier in the year
Liotta starred in Warner Brothers’ OBSERVE AND REPORT opposite Seth Rogan, an
outrageous dark comedy which follows the conflicted lives of mall cops and real-detectives.
Liotta was recently seen in the drama CROSSING OVER opposite Harrison Ford that
dealt with the complex and often corrupt immigration system and before that in the box office
hit, WILD HOGS, as the bad-boy leader of a biker gang.
Liotta started his career with a Golden Globe-nominated performance in Jonathan
Demme's SOMETHING WILD. Consistently receiving offers for tough guy roles, Liotta waited
for something more unique. In DOMINIC AND EUGENE, he portrayed a medical student
caring for his mentally challenged brother. He followed up with his portrayal of soul-searching
Shoeless Joe Jackson in the Oscar-nominated FIELD OF DREAMS.
Perhaps the film that brought Liotta his most widespread acclaim was Martin Scorsese's
GOODFELLAS, in which he played opposite Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci. His performance as
the tortured half-Sicilian, half-Irish Henry Hill helped the film earn a Best Picture Academy
Award nomination and solidified Liotta's status with critics and the public alike.
With more than 25 feature films to his credit, Liotta has chosen diverse roles, whether
comedies such as CORRINA, CORRINA and HEARTBREAKERS or thrillers like SMOKIN'
ACES, HANNIBAL, UNLAWFUL ENTRY and NO ESCAPE. He made his debut as a
producer with Joe Carnahan's NARC, which premiered at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival.
Liotta was nominated for an IFP Award for Best Actor for his performance in NARC. Other
notable film credits with cutting edge directors include, Ted Demme's BLOW, Nick Cassavettes'
JOHN Q, James Mangold's COPLAND, and also, IDENTITY, and Guy Ritchie's REVOLVER.
Liotta made a guest appearance on the drama ER which ignited the series' ratings and was
the most talked-about episode which earned him an Emmy award win. He received a Screen
Actors Guild nomination for his portrayal of Frank Sinatra in HBO's THE RAT PACK.
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For his 2004 Broadway debut opposite Frank Langella in Stephen Belber's "Match,"
Liotta received a Distinguished Performance honor at the 70th Annual Drama League Awards.
Liotta, a New Jersey native, began acting while a student at the University of Miami. He
now resides with his family in Los Angeles, California.
Justin Long (Paul Saunders): Justin Long has established himself as a natural talent in film and
television. Already this year, Justin has finished shooting the film AFTER.LIFE, which he stars
with Christina Ricci and Liam Neeson. Justin is currently wrapping up production on GOING
THE DISTANCE starring opposite Drew Barrymore. Soon to be released this year, Justin will
appear in “Planet 51” as the voice of “Lem.”
Justin last appeared in New Line’s adaptation of the popular book, HE’S JUST NOT
THAT INTO YOU as part of the ensemble cast made up of Ben Affleck, Jennifer Aniston, Drew
Barrymore, Ginnifer Goodwin and Scarlett Johansson. Justin also appeared as the lead role
opposite Alison Lohman in Sam Raimi’s DRAG ME TO HELL. In 2007, Justin starred in two
blockbuster hits including LIVE FREE OR DIE HARD, opposite Bruce Willis.
As a member of Vassar College’s comedy troupe, Laughingstock, Justin got his start in
the comedy world which led him to his first starring roles such as GALAXY QUEST and
JEEPERS CREEPERS. He then shifted to the small screen for his role on the quirky NBC series
“Ed” and ventured into the world of offbeat comedies with his first box-office success,
DODGEBALL, A TRUE UNDERDOG STORY. From there, he went on to play roles in
comedies such as Universal’s ACCEPTED produced by Tom Shadyac, and THE BREAK UP,
opposite Vince Vaughn and Jennifer Aniston. He also appeared in the Adam Sandler-produced
STRANGE WILDERNESS, along with Steve Zahn and had a cameo in Vince Vaughn’s WILD
WEST COMEDY SHOW.
In addition to his film career, Justin has established himself as a household name with
his portrayal as the “Mac Guy” in the Apple “Mac” versus “PC” commercials.
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Adhir Kalyan (Vijay Joshi): Born and raised in Durban, South Africa, Adhir Kalyan, began his
career in stage productions of “Macbeth,” “Oliver,” “A Christmas Carol,” and “The Ground
Beneath Her Feet.”
In 2005 Adhir made the decision to move to London to further his acting career, which
paid off with memorable characters on multiple BBC series including ‘Holby City VIII’ and
‘Spooks V.’ The move to London also sparked Adhir’s film career with supporting roles in the
independent feature films OUT LOUD, THE EASTERN BRIDE, and THE SUNFLOWER.
Again work led Adhir to relocate, this time to the United States where he starred as ‘Raja’ on the
critically acclaimed comedy series “Aliens In America” for the CW Network.
More recently, Adhir wrapped the Jason Reitman directed feature 'UP IN THE AIR' with
George Clooney. Adhir can also be seen playing major roles in recent theatrical releases such as
PAUL BLART: MALL COP with Kevin James and Screen Gems’ FIRED UP, as well as his
memorable recurring characters on the television series ‘NIP/TUCK’ and ‘RULES OF
ENGAGEMENT’ opposite David Spade.
Ari Graynor (Lacey): Ari Graynor can next be seen in Drew Barrymore’s feature directorial
debut, WHIP IT!, opposite Ellen Page and Kristen Wiig. She has also wrapped production on
HOLY ROLLERS opposite Jesse Eisenberg and Justin Bartha and BETTY ANNE WATERS
starring Sam Rockwell and Hillary Swank, as well as a cameo in Shawn Levy’s DATE NIGHT
with Steve Carrell. She is currently filming LUCKY opposite Colin Hanks for director Gil Cates
Jr.
Graynor was last seen starring opposite Michael Cera and Kat Dennings in NICK AND
NORA’S INFINITE PLAYLIST, which premiered at the 2008 Toronto International Film
Festival. Her additional film credits include roles in the following: AN AMERICAN CRIME
(Sundance Film Festival 2007) with Catherine Keener and Ellen Page; GAME 6 (Sundance Film
Festival 2005) with Michael Keaton and Robert Downey Jr; THE GREAT NEW WONDERFUL
with Maggie Gyllenhaal; BEREFT, directed by Tim Daly and Clark Matthias; Christopher
Guest’s FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION; and BOOK OF LOVE (Sundance Film Festival
2004). Her feature film debut was in Clint Eastwood’s Academy Award-winning film MYSTIC
RIVER.
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Graynor has starred on Broadway twice, making her debut in Donald Margulies’s
Brooklyn Boy at the Manhattan Theater Club, which garnered her a 2005 Clarence Derwent
Award. Two years later she starred in The Little Dog Laughed, a 2007 Tony Award nominee for
Best Play. She also appeared in the hit off-Broadway play Dog Sees God.
Graynor is also known for her portrayal of Meadow Soprano’s troubled roommate, Caitlin, on
“The Sopranos.” She recently wrapped a recurring role on “Fringe” as the younger sister to the
female lead played by Anna Torv. Her additional television credits include roles on “Law &
Order: SVU,” “Veronica Mars,” “CSI Miami” and “Numbers.
Graynor was born in Boston, Massachusetts and currently resides in New York City.
Erik Knudsen (Lefty): Toronto-born Erik Knudsen got his first big break when he was cast to
play young ‘Tom Canboro’s in the 2000 feature film TRIBULATION, a thriller starring Gary
Busey. Since then, he has appeared on the big and small screens with credits including a series
lead role on YTV’s “Mental Block”; recurring roles on the YTV/Fox series “I Was A Sixth
Grade Alien” and CBS’s “The Guardian”; and guest appearances on “Kevin Hill,” “Blue
Murder,” “Doc,” “Real Kids, Real Adventures,” and “In A Heartbeat.” Knudsen also appeared
in the television movies “Bookey Makes Her Mark” for CBC, “Stolen Miracle,” “The Family
Stranger,” “Blackout,” starring Jane Seymore, and “Santa Who?” with Leslie Nielsen; and in the
cable features “Common Ground” and Disney’s “Full Court Miracle.”
Most recently, Knudsen starred in the feature films SAW II, with Donnie Wahlberg,
PRIZEWINNER OF DEFIANCE, OHIO with Julianne Moore and Woody Harrelson,
PERSEVERANCE, and Eric Canuel’s bilingual feature BON COP/BAD COP.
Erik has two additional upcoming films: SCOTT PILGRIM VS. THE WORLD for
Universal and BEASTLY for CBS Films.
Steve Buscemi (George Twisp): Steve Buscemi has been acting in film and theatre since the
early eighties, and has directed four films including TREES LOUNGE in 1996 and
INTERVIEW in 2007. He also appears in the soon to be released THE MESSENGER, written
and directed by Oren Moverman, staring Ben Foster and Woody Harrelson; Alexandre
Rockwell's PETE SMALLS IS DEAD with Peter Dinklage and Mark Boone Junior; and was
nominated for a Lola (German Academy) Award for his work in JOHN RABE, directed by the
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Academy Award winning Florian Gallenberger. Buscemi recently directed on 30 ROCK as well
as episodes of Edie Falco's new Showtime series NURSE JACKIE. He also recently starred in
Terence Winter's HBO drama pilot, BOARDWALK EMPIRE, directed by Martin Scorsese
which will begin series production this fall.
Fred Willard (Mr. Ferguson): A three time Emmy nominee for “Everybody Loves Raymond,”
Fred Willard radiates a unique charm that has established him as one of our generation’s most
gifted comic actors. A master of sketch comedy, Fred is most heralded for his quick wit and
improvisational expertise which he has exemplified in 100 appearances on “The Tonight Show
with Jay Leno.”
Fred is an alumnus of Second City and was a founding member of the classic improv
group, the Ace Trucking Company. He and Martin Mull co-starred in Norman Lear’s innovative
cult classic, late night talk show, “Fernwood 2Night.” Fred married Martin Mull in the first gay
TV wedding on “Roseanne.” He has hundreds of TV credits which include hosting
“Saturday Night Live,” playing a killer on “Diagnosis Murder,” the President of the United
States and his evil twin on “Lois and Clark,” one of the Three Little Pigs on “Fairy Tale Theatre”
and of course, as Hal Harrison, in “The History of White people in America” and co-starred
with Kelsey Grammer and Patricia Heaton in “Back to You.”
For his performance as Buck Laughlin in BEST IN SHOW, Fred won the Boston Film
Critics Award, the American Comedy Award, The Sierra Award and a tribute from AFI, and
WAITING FOR GUFFMAN earned him an American Comedy Award nomination for Funniest
Supporting Actor. Some of his other film work includes; THIS IS SPINAL TAP,
ANCHORMAN: THE LEGEND OF RON BURGUNDY, A MIGHTY WIND, and the
Academy Award winning short film, “Ray’s Male Heterosexual Dance Hall.” Additionally he
has voiced the animated films, MONSTER HOUSE, CHICKEN LITTLE, and as Santa Claus in
HOLIDAZE. Fred stars in the Academy Award winning animated film WALL-E, playing the
first live action character in a Pixar film.
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About The Filmmakers
Miguel Arteta (Director): Director Miguel Arteta was last in theaters with THE GOOD GIRL,
starring Jennifer Aniston and Jake Gyllenhaal. THE GOOD GIRL was nominated for four
Independent Spirit Awards and honored by the National Board of Review for “Special
Excellence in Filmmaking.”
Arteta was honored the 2001 Independent Spirit Award for Best Feature (under
$500,000) for the highly acclaimed CHUCK & BUCK which first teamed Arteta with THE
GOOD GIRL writer Mike White. Starring White, CHUCK & BUCK premiered at the Sundance
Film Festival, where Arteta came to prominence in 1997 with his feature debut STAR MAPS.
Lauded by critics and audiences alike, STAR MAPS was released by Fox Searchlight Pictures
and garnered five Independent Spirit Award nominations, including Best First Feature and Best
First Screenplay.
Arteta made his network television debut directing an episode of “Homicide: Life on the
Street” and has since directed episodes of “Ugly Betty,” “The Office,” “Freaks and Geeks,” “Six
Feet Under” and the ABC pilot “Elizabeth Street,” which was produced by Martin Scorsese and
Barbara De Fina.
After graduating from Wesleyan University, Arteta received an MFA from American
Film Institute in 1993. His musical EVERY DAY IS A BEAUTIFUL DAY premiered at the
Berlin Film Festival and was nominated for a Student Academy Award in 1990. He attended the
1996 Sundance Institute Writer’s Lab to work on “Ball and Chain,” a script he co-wrote with
Ron Nyswaner (PHILADELPHIA). Arteta returned to Sundance in 2005 with his short “Are
You The Favorite Person Of Anybody,” written by Miranda July and starring July, Mike White
and John C. Reilly.
Arteta is currently in pre-production on CEDAR RAPIDS, which will star Ed Helms.
Gustin Nash (Writer): Gustin Nash grew up in Massachusetts until he moved to Los Angeles to
go to USC School of Cinema-Television. After graduating, he took a job selling cameras in the
Burbank mall until he wrote CHARLIE BARTLETT (Released 2008), which he brought to
producer David Permut as a sample to adapt YOUTH IN REVOLT. Since then Gustin has
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worked on a number of other projects for Universal, Fox, Paramount, Dreamworks and New
Line.
Gustin Nash is 32 and lives in Los Angeles with his dog Albert.
David Permut (Producer): David Permut is well-known for his ability to conceive and
recognize original high-concept projects. His production of RICHARD PRYOR: LIVE IN
CONCERT was the first theatrical live comedy-concert and is the most successful of its kind. In
1987, it was Permut’s hit comedy DRAGNET, starring Dan Aykroyd and Tom Hanks, which
spawned the idea of remaking television classics into major motion pictures. Permut’s countless
other credits include THE MARRYING MAN written by Neil Simon, CAPTAIN RON starring
Kurt Russell, EDDIE starring Whoopi Goldberg, DOUBLE TAKE starring Orlando Jones and
Eddie Griffin, and DYSFUNKTIONAL FAMILY also starring Griffin. In addition, Permut
conceived the idea behind of the hit comedy spoof FARCE OF THE PENGUINS with writer and
director Bob Saget. FARCE was narrated by Samuel L. Jackson and had voiceovers by some of
biggest names in comedy. Other acclaimed credits from Permut include CHARLIE BARTLETT
starring Robert Downey Jr. and Anton Yelchin, BLIND DATE directed by Blake Edwards and
starring Kim Basinger and Bruce Willis - in his big-screen debut - and the Jon Woo blockbuster
FACE/OFF starring John Travolta and Nicolas Cage. David was nominated for a 2009 Emmy
Award when his cable film PRAYERS FOR BOBBY was nominated for Best Made for TV
Movie.
Permut’s work carries to the small screen, having produced a number of prestigious
television programs. These include MISTRESS for CBS, LOVE LEADS THE WAY for
ABC/Disney and SOME KIND OF LOVE, also for CBS. Permut also produced the critically
acclaimed PRAYERS FOR BOBBY, starring Sigourney Weaver and directed by Russell
Mulcahy, for Lifetime Television Network. PRAYERS FOR BOBBY is based on the praised
book of the same name and tells the true story of Mary Griffith, a mother who changes her ways
after her gay son commits suicide because of her religious convictions. PRAYERS FOR
BOBBY was nominated for two 2009 Emmy awards, one for Sigourney Weaver for Best Actress
and the other for Best Made for TV Movie.
Permut recently finished post-production on YOUTH IN REVOLT, which he is
producing with Dimension Films, and stars Michael Cera (SUPERBAD, JUNO) along with an
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all star cast that includes Steve Buscemi, Ray Liotta, Jean Smart, Justin Long, Fred Willard,
Mary Kay Place and M. Emmet Walsh. YOUTH IN REVOLT is based on the classic cult-novel
by C.D. Payne, and its story follows hormone-driven teenager Nick Twist through his
misadventures to be with the girl of his dreams.
Released this year by Disney was the documentary THE BOYS: THE SHERMAN
BROTHERS STORY which Permut produced with Ben Stiller and Red Hour Films. The
documentary takes a personal, never before scene look into the lives’ and careers’ of legendary
singer/songwriters Richard and Robert Sherman (“It’s A Small World After All”, “Chitty Chitty
Bang Bang” and all the songs in MARY POPPINS). The film was directed by the Sherman
brothers sons’ Gregory and Jeff Sherman.
Permut’s eclectic development slate is virtually with every major studio in Hollywood.
This includes NAKED set up with Gold Circle Films and Universal; CHIPPENDALES which is
in development with Tony Scott and tells the true story of the rise and fall of Steve Banerjee,
founding father of the infamous female entertainment club; and A MATTER OF SIZE set up
with Dimension Films based on the hit Israeli film of the same name; among others.
In addition, David is in development on number of true stories including THE C.O.,
being produced with Bill Mechanic and written by Pulitzer Prize winning writer Robert
Schenkkan (THE PACIFIC), based on unlikely hero Desmond Doss, a WWII solider who
refused to bear arms and was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for bravery;
BROTHER SAM, a biopic about controversial comedian Sam Kinison being produced in
association with Tom Shadyac (BRUCE ALMIGHTY); A LIFE IN THE DAY written by Tony
Gittelson about the epic, yet tragic, life of The Beatles first manager Brian Epstein. Also, Permut
is developing a feature film on the life of infamous auto executive John Z. De Lorean, and a film
about little known 1960s civil rights leader Bayard Rustin.
David, as well, is developing a one-man-show based on the life of President Ronald
Reagan. The play is being written by CSI head-writer David Rambo and to be directed by Tony
Award winning director Peter H. Hunt.
David Permut is the president of his production company Permut Presentations, Inc. with
offices in Los Angeles, CA.
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Tony Fanning (Production Designer): Tony Fanning began his design career with the original
Broadway production of August Wilson’s TWO TRAINS RUNNING. Other stage credits
include the National Tour of THE WHO’S TOMMY directed by Victoria Bussert, as well as
productions at some of the country’s most prestigious theaters, including The Guthrie, South
Coast Repertory, The Old Globe, San Diego Opera and The Geffen Playhouse.
For television, Tony is an Emmy winner for his Art Direction on the pilot episode of
Aaron Sorkin’s THE WEST WING.
As an Art Director for film, Tony has had the privilege of working with the likes of
Steven Spielberg (MUNICH, WAR OF THE WORLDS, AMISTAD), Robert Zemeckis (THE
POLAR EXPRESS, WHAT LIES BENEATH), Sam Raimi (SPIDER-MAN), Steven Soderberg
(OCEAN’S 11 & 12), Nancy Meyers (WHAT WOMEN WANT) and Brad Silberling
(LEMONY SNICKET’S A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS).
As a Production Designer, Tony has twice designed for director Andrew Fleming
(NANCY DREW and HAMLET 2); other credits include HAROLD & KUMAR ESCAPE
FROM GUANTANAMO BAY, and Jim Sheridan’s latest feature, BROTHERS.
Nancy Steiner (Costume Designer): Nancy Steiner has worked extensively in film, music
videos, commercials and print.
Her film credits include LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE, THE VIRGIN SUICIDES, LOST
IN TRANSLATION, ELIZABETHTOWN, SHOPGIRL, THE GOOD GIRL, THE YEAR OF
THE DOG, HUMAN NATURE, MILLION DOLLAR HOTEL, SAFE, and THE WINNER.
Steiner worked most recently on director Peter Jackson’s THE LOVELY BONES. In 2005,
Premiere Magazine and Hamilton honored Nancy for her illustrious film career and she has been
nominated twice for Contemporary Costume Design at the Costume Designers Guild Awards.
Nancy began her styling career in the world of music videos. Over the years she has
worked closely with many of the industries top artists such as Nirvana, Stone Temple Pilots, No
Doubt, David Bowie, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Rolling Stones, Sheryl Crow, R.E.M.,
Bjork, Air, The Smashing Pumpkins, Fat Boy Slim and the Foo Fighters.
In 2004 Nancy garnered “Best Commercial Design” at The Costume Designers Guild
Awards for her work on the “Barcardi & Cola” campaign. Her work in commercial sadvertising
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includes Levi’s, Gap, Nike, Volkswagen, HSBC, T Mobile, MasterCard, Sprint, Intel, Earthlink,
Dell, Volvo, Bacardi, Puma, Lincoln, Pepsi and Miller Beer to name just a few.
Nancy’s work has also been featured in such notable magazines as Vanity Fair, Marie
Claire, Interview, and Allure, Us, The Face and Rolling Stone. She has collaborated with
celebrities such as Gwyneth Paltrow, Cameron Diaz, Milla Jovovoich, Sheryl Crow, Sandra
Bullock, Sade, Tom Hanks, REM and No Doubt.
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Unit Production Manager
MICHAEL BEDERMAN
First Assistant Director
GEORGE BAMBER
Second Assistant Director
MICHAEL D. GILLIS
Associate Producer
JOHN A. AMICARELLA
Nick Twisp and Francois
Sheeni Saunders
Estelle Twisp
Jerry
Lefty
Vijay Joshi
George Twisp
Mr. Ferguson
Lacey
Lance Wescott
Paul Saunders
Taggarty
Bernice Lynch
Matron
Mr. Saunders
Mrs. Saunders
Trent
Old Man
Sailor #1
Sailor #2
Officer #1
Officer #2
Albert
Headmistress
Illegal Immigrant #1
Illegal Immigrant #2
Officer A. Fanning
Officer T. Cahill
Store Clerk
Teenage Girl
Jock Guy
Sheeni Consultant
French Student #1
French Student #2
Stunt Coordinators
Stunts
CAST
MICHAEL CERA
PORTIA DOUBLEDAY
JEAN SMART
ZACH GALIFIANAKIS
ERIK KNUDSEN
ADHIR KALYAN
STEVE BUSCEMI
FRED WILLARD
ARI GRAYNOR
RAY LIOTTA
JUSTIN LONG
ROONEY MARA
JADE FUSCO
LISE LACASSE
M. EMMET WALSH
MARY KAY PLACE
JONATHAN BRADFORD WRIGHT
MICHAEL COLLINS
GREG ANDERSON
CONNELL BROWN
RANDY GODWIN
TONY FANNING
OSCAR THE DOG
FRANCINE ROUSSEL
CHUY CHÁVEZ
MIGUEL ARTETA
BRUCE LAWSON
SUDHI RAJAGOPAL
ROZ MUSIC
CHRISTA B. ALLEN
TREVOR DUKE
JoANN JANSEN
ARNAUD CROWTHER
DANIELLE NICOLE CZIRMER
EDDIE BRAUN
JOEL KRAMER
BOB MARROCCO
EDDIE CONNA • MELISSA STUBBS
BILLY LUCAS • STEVE RITZI
MARK KUBR • KEVIN JACKSON
LIISA COHEN • ERIK CORD
JOEL M. KRAMER • BONI YANAGISAWA
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DIANA LUPO • LEX GEDDINGS
Stand Ins
ADR Loop Group
ALEX CHARAK • BENJAMIN DULMAGE
MOLLY MANKIEWICZ • MARIA VERMEULEN
PATTY MAJORCZAK-CONNOLLY
MARK SUSSMAN • HEIDI BROOK MYERS
JUSTIN SHENKAROW • GEORGIA SIMON
JARRET LeMASTER • KAREN STRASSMAN
JOHN BRUNO
CREW
MARK KARAVITE, SOC
ANDREW HOEHN
MICHAEL DZIALOWSKI
KIRK GARDNER
PAUL DeMARTE
JUSTIN QUACH
“B” Camera Second Assistant LORENZO PORRAS
Digital Imaging Technician JOE MICHAEL SHEARON
“A” Camera Operator
“A” Camera First Assistant
“A” Camera Second Assistant
“B” Camera Operator
“B” Camera First Assistants
Script Supervisor
First Assistant Editor
First Assistant Editor-Dailies
Post Production Assistants
Supervising Sound Editor
Sound Effects Designer/Editor
Sound Effects Editor
Dialogue Editor
Foley Artists
Foley Mixer
Foley Stage
Post Sound Production Assistant
ADR Mixer
ADR Recordists
ADR Voice Casting
CAROLYN TOLLEY
STACI PONTIUS
MISAKO SHIMIZU
TARA ALLGOOD
MATTHEW SAKATA
WENDY NOMIYAMA
TREVOR JOLLY, MPSE
KEITH BILDERBECK
PAUL MENICHINI, MPSE
WALTER SPENCER
PAMELA NEDD KAHN, MPSE
NANCY PARKER, MPSE
KYLE ROCHLIN
VICTORY STAGES
GIO De PAOLIS
GREG STEELE
GREG ZIMMERMAN
MATTHEW MCKENZIE
PATTY MAJORCZAK CONNOLLY
Re- Recording Mixers
OREST SUSHKO
ADAM JENKINS
Sound Mix Technician
Re-Recorded at
GREG HAYES
TODD-AO WEST
Music Editor
Additional Music by
STEPHEN LOTWIS
MICHAEL CERA
SUDHI RAJAGOPAL
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CHARLYNE YI
Additional Music Supervision
Music Consultant
Score Mixed by
Mixing Engineer
Score Recorded at
Assistant to Composer
Sound Mixer
Boom Operator
Cable Person
Video Playback
Video Assist
Chief Lighting Technician
Assistant Chief Lighting Technician
Electricians
Additional Electricians
First Company Grip
Second Company Grip
“A” Dolly Grip Operator
Grips
Additional Grips
Hot Head Technician
Production Coordinator Assistant
Production Coordinator
Second Second
Assistant Director
Production Assistants
Production Intern
Production Accountant
MARGARET YEN
ROBIN URDANG
CAPITOL STUDIO B
TED BLAISDELL
SONIC GRAVY STUDIO
BRIAN KIM
JONATHAN GAYNOR
TIM CARGIOLI
JAMES BROWN
KEVIN BOYD
GIL KANAT
ANTHONY “SPIKE”SIMMS
BRADLEY A. KNOPF
MIKE CONNER
MICHAEL ANDERSON
BRAD IRVIN
JASON ENDRES
MARK BERG
MICHAEL GAREY
JESSE CECCHINI
BRIAN KELLY
JOHN H. LAWSON
BRUCE LAWSON
MIKE HANAUSKA
KENNETH K.C. BARTOS
JOHN BANHOLZER
KENNY KONDRATKO
THOMAS E. CORNELL
BRENT LAWSON
MARK STRACHAN
PATRICK O’DEA
JOSEPH LAYSON
TOMMY DAGUANNO
PAT SMITH
HEATHER NEELD
ALLISON FURGAL
SHELLY HEYWARD
CHRISTOPHER LOVEDAY • MARC ZAKALIK
CAROLYN GOLDEN • STEPHANIE TULL
JASON ROBY • CHRIS O’HARA • SAMUEL
SYROP
JESSICA DZIALOWSKI • SUSAN DYSON
KALE DAVIDOFF
SHEILA ALLEN
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First Assistant Accountant
Payroll Accountant
Accounting Clerk
Post Production Accountant
Location Manager Key Assistant
Location Manager Assistant
Location Manager
Location Scout
Location Assistant
Casting Assistant
Extras Casting
Property Master
Property Assistant
Art Director
Set Decorator
Lead Person
Set Decorator Buyer
Additional Buyer
Additional Artwork
Set Dressers
On Set Dresser
Lead Greensman
Greensman
Visual Effects Supervisor
Visual Effects Company
Lead Compositor
Compositor
3D Animator
BARBARA BRANCH
CHRISTINA PITASSI
KATIE SWINEHEART
LEAH HOLMES
R.C. BARAL & COMPANY
COLLEEN GIBBONS
ANDY SLEET
NICHOLAS DEROO
RUSSELL DEVRIENDT
CHRISTOPHER DAVIS
CHRISTINE SCHAEFER
KATHLEEN MOONEY
JANET POUND
MICHELLE SPEARS
KIM RICHEY
GERALD SULLIVAN
CYNTHIA LA JEUNESSE
STEVE SAWHILL
MONIQUE CHAMPAGNE
KATHY FENNESSY
ERIC JOHNSON
JO ANDREAS
MARK SANGER • OTTO LINDSEY
EUGENE GIBAS • PATRICIA DILLON •
SCOTT EAGLE •GREGORY F. GRAVES •
CHARLES LAWSON • DANIEL P. DURAN •
ROB CHALK
MATT NORSKOG
WALLACE R. SYMNS
ERIC RHODES
GRAY MARSHALL
RODS & CONES VFX, INC.
TRENT SHUMWAY
RENEE TYMN
RUSTY IPPOLITO
Stop Motion Animation Production
Animation Executive Producer
Animation Stop Motion Producers
HORNET, INC.
MICHAEL FEDER
HANA SHIMIZU
JOEL KRETSCHMAN
Animation Stop Motion Cinematographer
Motion Control Operator
Gaffer
Key Grip
Animators
IVAN ABEL
RICHARD COPPOLA
MICHAEL YETTER
JOE MANDEVILLE
KEVIN COYLE
MATT SOMMA
EILEEN KOHLHEPP
ELISE FERGUSON
Production Designer
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Character/Set Fabrication
Additional Character Fabrication
Sculptor
Illustrator
Technical Supervisor/Lead Compositor
Compositors
Animation Editor
Flash Animator
Storyboard Artist
Special Effects Coordinator
Special Effects Foreman
Special Effects Technicians
Costume Supervisor
Key Costumer
Costumer
Costume Production Assistant
Department Head Makeup
Key Makeup Artist
Department Head Hairstylist
Key Hairstylist
Additional Hairstylist
Set Designer
Art Department Coordinator
Art Department Production Assistant
Unit Publicist
Still Photographer
Set Medic
Animal Supervision by
Construction Coordinator
Construction Foreman
Toolman
Lead Scenic
Paint Gangboss
Paint Foreman
Painters
Gangboss
Carpenters
NATHAN ASQUITH • TIM McDONALD
BEN PHELAN • PETER ERICKSON
WARREN BENNETT • ERIKA BETTENCOURT
CONNIE CHAN • SAMANTHA SMITH
GEORGE JENNE
MICHAEL LAWRENCE
BEN KRESS
ARTHUR HUR
KIRSTIN HALL
ANDREW McFARLANE
ANITA CHAO
DAVE CREEK
DAVID ZUNG
RUSSELL TYRRELL
KEN GORRELL
ROBERT J. TYRRELL
ROBERT RIEKER
JAMES BAKER
JANET STIRNER
J. BRAD WATSON
SUSAN ANTONELLI
ANNI GRIFFIN
ROZ MUSIC
VIOLA ROCK
PATRICIA GUNDLACH
ANN MARIE LUDDY
SUSAN LOVEDAY
ANDREW BIRDZELL
JESSICA RIPKA
AARON ZORN
TINA HEATON
BRUCE BIRMELIN
JAMES WHITTENBERG
PAWS FOR EFFECT,DEBBIE PEARL
TOM WARD
CHARLES SEALE
MICHAEL SMOTHERS
RANDAL WOODWARD
SHAY MILLER
JERI WOODWARD
ANNEMARIE STOLL, DOUG LEDERMAN
ERNEST ROMINE, DON NOBLE
JUDITH A. IVANYI, RONALD M. ROBERTS
TONI AULETTI, JESSICA LOWE
DAVE MENEFEE
LANCE NEWTON, PETE ZWOLINSKI
JOHN L. KINSORA, JASON SPRADLING
JOHN SAMUEL KINSORA
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Prop-Makers
Laborer
Transportation Coordinator
Transportation Captain
Local Transportation Captain
ARCHIE BANE
DENNIS W. BERRYMAN
ROBERT MIDDENDORFF
KIMBERLY KNUDSEN
CHRIS WALDEN
MICHAEL BLANCHARD
ROBYN BARNES
MICHAEL McMAHEN
ROBERT SHAW
RONALD IVEY, JOHN TRACEY
MARK JARNETT, ROBERT AYERS
JUSTIN AYERS
ERIC McDONALD
WAYNE WILLIAMS
BILLY RAY HASS
FRANK MORREALE
Drivers
WILLIAM NECKROCK
ROB L. BYER
ISAAC FOGLER
DEAN MEYER
WILLIAM HISSONG
LINDA BARNES
PAUL F. STANBROUGH
ROBERT LYNN FRUIT
Security provided by
Set Security
Rights/Clearances by
Catering provided by
Caterer
Chef
First Assistant Chef
Catering Assistant
Craft Services
Assistant Craft Services
Additional Craft Services
Digital Intermediate by
Digital Film Colorist
Digital Intermediate Producers
Digital Intermediate Editor
Digital Intermediate Edit Assist
Key Account Project Manager
Laboratory Color Timer
End Titles
End Title Animation by
Producer
Lead Compositor
Background Designer
Background Artists
Animators
Compositor
ANDREW KELLY
JENNIFER GONZALEZ
PHILLIP HELMAN
ANTHONY L. WALDROP
CRAIG P. KIRCHNER
JOHN JAMES
TOM MOHAN
JEFF J. HATTEN
JONATHAN DAN ISOM
PROGUARD SECURITY SERVICES, INC.
KEVIN STRAUB
ENTERTAINMENT CLEARANCES, INC.
CASSANDRA BARBOUR
LAURA SEVIER
CREATIVE GOURMET
JOHN SPAG
SHELLY WEBBER
JAKE RAMOS
ANDREW SPAG
REVA GRANTHAM
VIKKI LEWIS
FRANCESCO MORREALE
TECHNICOLOR DIGITAL INTERMEDIATES
A TECHNICOLOR COMPANY
TONY DUSTIN
ZAHIDA BACCHUS
GREGG SCHAUBLIN
BOB SCHNEIDER
REZA AMIDI
CLARK HENDERSON
TERRY HAGGAR
SCARLET LETTERS
SLUSZKA /HORNET INC.
SANG-JIN BAE
JOHN HARRISON
JIM MANOCCHIO
KIRK ETIENNE • MICHAEL LUZZI
KELLY PETERSON, DAN FORGIONE
LIZZI AKANA, FRANK SUMMERS
YUSSEF COLE
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For DIMENSION FILMS
Executive in Charge of Production MATTHEW STEIN
Executive in Charge of Physical Production TIM CLAWSON
Executives in Charge of Post Production JEFF MAYNARD • CAREY LEN SMITH
Executives in Charge of Business and Legal Affairs ANDREW J. KRAMER • SARAH SOBEL
Executives in Charge of Music RACHEL LEVY • ANGELA LEUS
SECOND UNIT
CREW
Second Unit Director
First Assistant Director
Second Assistant Director
Production Supervisor
Director of Photography/Camera Operator
Camera Operator
Camera Operator/Steadicam Operator
Camera First Assistants
Camera Second Assistants
Script Supervisor
Sound Mixer
Boom Operator
Video Assist
TOM GREEN
MARTY SCHOUSBOE
BRANDON WHITE
JOEL KRAMER
LISA SATRIANO
LYDA BLANK
MOLLY ALLEN
JOE MEADE
JOSEPH F. VALENTINE
RICK DAVIDSON
BOBBY MANCUSO • BOB BECCHIO
GREGG HORVATH
SCOTT TINSLEY • ALEXANDER KLEIN
HILARY MOMBERGER
BEAU WILLIAMS
RON AYERS
WILLIAM B. KEMPF
Production Assistants
JACOB KAUFMAN
GINA NALLI
Location Manager
Location Scout
Leadman
Set Dressing Gang Boss
Set Dressers
Greensman
Special Effects Supervisor
Special Effects Technician
Prop-Makers
LEANN EMMERT
SARA BURTON
ALAN EASLEY
JACK BLANCHARD
APRIL CRUMP • MARK HANKS
DAVE MERRY
LARZ ANDERSON
BART DION
BRIAN HILL, RONALD COLLINS
JOSHUA ELLSWORTH, CHARLES BITTING
JOSHUA JONES
ADDITIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY
CREW
Line Producer
MARIA VERMEULEN
IAN MUNSEL
DALE WILSON
BEN ORMAND
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Unit Production Manager
First Assistant Director
Second Assistant Director
Stunt Coordinator
Production Supervisor
“A” Camera First Assistant
“A” Camera Second Assistant
“B” Camera First Assistant
“B” Camera Second Assistant
Digital Imaging Technician
Script Supervisor
Sound Mixer
Boom Operator
Utility
Video Assist
Video Utility
Dubbing Technician
Rigging Chief Lighting Technician
Best Boy
Electricians
First Company Grip
Second Company Grip
“A” Dolly Grip Operator
BRENT “SWAMPY” MULLINS
KENDALL K. JOSEPH
SCOTT LUTTRELL
Production Office Coordinator
Assistant Production Office Coordinator
Second Second Assistant Director
Production Secretary
Office Production Assistant
Key Set Production Assistant
Set Production Assistant
Production Assistant
Production Accountant
First Assistant Accountant
Payroll Accountant
Location Manager
Assistant Location Manager
Additional Casting
Extras Casting Coordinator
Art Department Coordinator
Set Designer
LAMPTON ENOCHS
MAX D. DAY
BENJAMIN T. BRAMMEIER
RUSSELL TOWERY
SARAH MORSE
BROUKE FRANKLIN
DANNY HORNE
JEFFREY N. CIVA
FRANK PARRISH
ART PHILLIPE
AMY SANDERSON
STEVE C. AARON, C.A.S.
RYAN FARRIS
JARED WATT
DAN FURST
TONJA GREENFIELD
NANCY PIRAQUIVE
BOB BATES
VIC KEATLEY
TED UNDERWOOD • ELI EVERHARD
ADAM MITCHELL
CHRISTOPHER EKSTROM
MIKE SATTERFIELD
JIMI RYAN
Grips
HILTON C. GARRETT, III
CHRIS JONES
DAVID EASLEY
ROY BOGY
DEB KAUFMAN
SETH HANSEN
RACHAEL DeSOTO
JONATHAN FREY
RENEE MARSELLA
ASHLEY GWEN PATRICK
MATTHEW REHKEMPER
BRANDON LINVILLE
AARON ASKEW
PAULA DICKMEYER
TYLER ELLIOTT
CAROLINE SEALE
RYAN GLORIOSO
GLORIOSO CASTING, LLC
KATE WARREN
ROBERT LARRIVIERE
SHANNON HARRELSON
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Set Decorator
On Set Dresser
Set Dressers
Graphic Designer
Art Production Assistant
Costume Supervisor
Set Costumer
Department Head Hair
Still Photographer
Set Medic
Construction Medic
Construction Coordinator
Construction Foremen
Gang Boss
Swing Gang
Assistant Props
Props
Lead Scenic
Scenic Foreman
Painters
Utility Technician
Carpenter
Transportation Coordinator
Transportation Captain
Local Captain
Picture Car Coordinator
KENNETH WILCHER
HENRY PAYNE
FELICIA ZAMORA
KRISTEN BICKSLER
CORY PARKER
E.J. LEVRON JR. • PHILLIP JOFFRION
MICHAEL CALABRESE
KEVIN GASPARD
ADAM ASKEW
J. BRAD WATSON
RACHEL A. WALKER
MERRIBELLE ANDERSON
JON BARONN FARMER
DIANE DAVIS
SUSAN B. KEATLEY
JERRY G. HENERY
DEAN ALLISON • SCOTT CHILDERS
ERIC WOLFE
CARY WHITAKER
WADE EASLEY
JASON EBARB • DANIEL COE
ERIC HERZOG • CLAY CARTER
BOB BOWDEN • GARY CHAMPAGNE
WILLIAM BOLTON, III
GENEVIEVE BAMBURG
TRINITY BAMBURG
MICHAEL B. TODD • KERRY M. HARDY
PENNY WESNEY • JASON G. JIMES
JASON JONES
DARYL REEVES
WELCH LAMBETH
CHARLIE WRIGHT
DAN SUMNER
DENNIS W. COOK JR.
Drivers
BUDDY LOFLIN
GERALD J. “SLICK” HARDY
KENNETH “BIG K” CRENSHAW
Catering provided by
Chef
Chef Assistants
Craft Services
Assistant Craft Services
ROBERT LACAZE
TOMMIE YOUNG
JUSTIN NANCE
LOCATION GOURMET
TED KANTROW
ROBERT BAUCUM
LAURENT GOUGNEAU • PAT BOLLING
CALEB CARROLL • JOHN PAUL
BRAD “MEAUX” GREMILLION
ANNE M. COOPER
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SONGS
“I FELL IN LOVE”
Written by Marty Wereski and Jim Latham
Performed by The Frank & Friends Big Band
Courtesy of MAR-TUNE MUSIC
“HAPPINESS TRIGGER”
Written by Gina Kwon,
Eric Ernest Johnson and Margaret Yen
Performed by Fleshpot
Courtesy of Mamo Records
“MIDNIGHT RENDEZVOUS”
Written and Performed by Anthony Mawer
Courtesy of Kid Gloves Records
“WHAT’S UP FATLIP”
Written by Derrick Stewart
Performed by Fatlip
Courtesy of Delicious Vinyl
“L.O.V.E.”
Written by Kara DioGuardi, John Shanks
and Ashlee Simpson
Performed by Ashlee Simpson
Courtesy of Geffen Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
“ÇA POURRAIT CHANGER
(DON’T YOU EVER CHANGE YOUR MIND)”
Written by Bob Barratt
Performed by Brigitte Bardot
Courtesy of Mercury Records Limited
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
“I WILLN’T BE A PRISONER”
Written by Kyle Field
Performed by Little Wings
Courtesy of Knw-Yr-Own
“PRETTY SMART”
Written by Eric Ernest Johnson and Margaret Yen
Performed by Fleshpot
Courtesy of Mamo Records
“MY ROMANCE”
Written by Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers
Performed by Jo Stafford
Courtesy of Corinthian Records/Hanover Music
Corp.
“I WILLN’T BE A PRISONER”
Written by Kyle Field
Performed by Petra Haden and Woody Jackson
“EL MAGO CARDONA”
Written and Performed by
Xocoyotzin Herrera
Courtesy of LMS Records
“T’AIN’T WHAT YOU DO
(IT’S THE WAY THAT YOU DO IT)”
Written by Sy Oliver and Trummy Young
Performed by Fun Boy Three & Bananarama
Courtesy of Chrysalis Records Ltd.
Under license from EMI Film & Television Music
“T. DÉLICIEUX”
Written by John Swihart and Adele Jacques
“SHABOP SHALOM”
Written and Performed by Devendra Banhart
Courtesy of XL Recordings Ltd.
“LES CACTUS”
Written by Jacques Lanzmann and Jacques Dutronc
Performed by Jacques Dutronc
Courtesy of Disques Vogue SA, Paris
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
“LIGHT OF LOVE”
Written by Eric Ernest Johnson and Margaret Yen
Performed by Fleshpot
Courtesy of Mamo Records
“HAPPY SPIRITS”
Written by James Putnam, Senon Williams,
Stephen Goodfriend, Jeff Palmer
Performed by Radar Bros.
Courtesy of Merge Records
By arrangement with Bank Robber Music
“WHEN U LOVE SOMEBODY”
Written by Eric Johnson
Performed by Fruit Bats
Courtesy of Subpop Records
“POPULAR MECHANICS FOR LOVERS”
Written by Miles Kurosky
Performed by Beulah
Courtesy of Velocette Records
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Soundtrack Available on Lakeshore Records
Belmondo Photo © Tony Frank/Sygma/Corbis
PENTHOUSE Material courtesy of General Media Communications, Inc.,
a division of Penthouse Media Group Inc. © 2005, 2006, 2007,
by General Media Communications, Inc. All rights reserved.
MADE IN MICHIGAN
The Producers wish to thank the following:
THE MICHIGAN FILM OFFICE
CITY OF FRANKFORT, MICHIGAN
CITY OF ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN
ANN ARBOR POLICE DEPARTMENT
ANN ARBOR AREA CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU
CITY OF FERNDALE
MICHIGAN STATE PARK SERVICE
Filmed in part in Louisiana
VERY SPECIAL THANKS
BUCK CORNY
DR. STEVEN AIELLO
JEFF BAENA
DREW BARRYMORE
JANINE BASINGER
JASON C. BERLIN
JUDIT BIHARI
STEVE BING
BRITT BUCKNER
JIM BURNSTEIN
PADRAIC CASSIDY
PHILLIP COOLEY
CRESCENT BAKERY
AMY DAUCH
JONATHAN DAYTON
DAVID & CATHY DOMINIC
LAURENCE DUMORTIER
VALERIE FARIS
JAMES FELDMAN
ALEX FRANKLIN
MICKEY FREIBERG
MATTHEW GREENFIELD
SPECIAL THANKS
JEREMY GRODY
SCOTT HENDERSON
SGT. BRAD HILL, SPECIAL
SERVICES
MELISSA & TODD HOHAUSER
PHYLLIS JAGER
RAQUEL MELENDEZ JASSO
DAVID KENDALL
CINDY KOLPACKE
BOB & FRAN KORTEN
INA KRAKOWSKI
MILES KUROSKY
GINA KWON
BRENT KYLE
LAKE LEELANAU RV PARK
BEN LeCLAIR
MICHAEL LEHMANN
LINDA LICHTER
MORTIMER LONGI
DAVID LUBLINER
MARIEL CHAVEZ
MELENDEZ
WILLIE MERCER
PEGGY RAJSKI
MELANIE RAMSAYER
ANDREW ROGERS
JEFF ROTHBERG
CARMINA SALAZAR
RICHARD SAPERSTEIN
MICHELLE SATTER
MATTHEW SIGNER
BILL SOBEL
HEIDE SOLBRIG
ADAM STEIN
LEE STOLLMAN
STEWART THORNDIKE
MARK WEGENER
CHRIS WEITZ
PAUL WEITZ
JOANNE WILES
CHARLYNE YI
American Humane Association monitored the animal action.
No animal was harmed. (AHAD 01341)
Camera Dollies by CHAPMAN/LEONARD STUDIO EQUIPMENT, INC.
Copyright © 2009 THE WEINSTEIN COMPANY LLC.
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