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A MAGNOLIA PICTURES RELEASE
WORLD’S
GREATEST DAD
A film by Bobcat Goldthwait
x min., 1.85:1, 35mm
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SYNOPSIS
A thoughtful but outrageous comedy from Bobcat Goldthwait, WORLD’S GREATEST
DAD is a story about a man that learns the things you want most may not be the things
that make you happy, and that being lonely is not necessarily the same as being alone.
Robin Williams stars as Lance Clayton, a man who has learned to settle. He dreamed of
being a rich and famous writer, but has only managed to make it as a high school poetry
teacher. His only son Kyle (Daryl Sabara) is an insufferable jackass who won’t give his
father the time of day. He is dating Claire (Alexie Gilmore), the school’s adorable art
teacher, but she doesn’t want to get serious -- or even acknowledge publicly that they are
dating.
Then, in the wake of a freak accident, Lance suffers the worst tragedy and greatest
opportunity of his life. He is suddenly faced with the possibility of all the fame, fortune
and popularity he ever dreamed of, if he can only live with the knowledge of how he got
there.
Written and directed by Bobcat Goldthwait, WORLD’S GREATEST DAD stars Robin
Williams, Alexie Gilmore, Daryl Sabara, Geoff Pierson, Henry Simmons and Mitzi
McCall. The film was produced by Tim Perrell, Howard Gertler, Sean McKittrick and
Richard Kelly and co-produced by Sarah de Sa Rego.
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DIRECTORS’ STATEMENT
By Bobcat Goldthwait
When I make a movie my only goal is to get to see it projected in front of an audience.
Preferably an enthusiastic audience but I'll take what i can get. That's why I'm thrilled
that World's Greatest Dad got into Sundance. My last movie Sleeping Dogs Lie (aka
Stay) was in the dramatic competition in 2006. That experience is my fondest show-biz
memory. The crowds at Sundance were so receptive and supportive it was kind of
ridiculous. I hope I can continue to make movies with my friends and I hope I can keep
making them outside of the system, and on my own terms. If I'm lucky enough to get to
do that hope I can keep on watching them with enthusiastic (if not slightly frozen) Park
City crowds. After twenty five years in the business I finally figured out what I love
doing and I feel like I'm getting away with murder.
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ABOUT THE ACTORS
ROBIN WILLIAMS – Lance
Robert Williams (Lance) An Academy Award-winning actor and a multiple Grammywinning performer unparalleled in the scope of his imagination, Robin Williams
continues to add to his repertoire of indelible characters.
Williams, who began his career as a stand-up comedian, is currently in the middle of a
sold-out comedy tour entitled “Weapons of Self-Destruction”. The tour is his first in six
years, taking him across the United States and Canada, garnering critical praise along the
way. In November 2008, Williams returns to the United Kingdom to perform two nights
at the historic Gielgud Theatre on London’s West End. Proceeds from Williams’ first
London performances in almost twenty-five years will benefit the Prince’s Trust.
Well known for his free-associative monologues and for pointing out life’s absurdities
through his astute social and political observations, Williams’ last stand-up comedy tour
was in 2002. After a 16-year absence from the stand-up scene, he hit the road and toured
America with a critically acclaimed one-man show that visited thirty-six cities. That tour
became the highest-grossing comedy tour ever and culminated in a final performance
filmed by HBO and broadcast live from New York on July 14, 2002. The special,
entitled “Robin Williams: Live On Broadway”, was nominated for five Emmy Awards.
In 1997, Williams received an Oscar and Screen Actors Guild award for his performance
as Sean Maguire, the therapist who counsels Matt Damon’s math genius character in Gus
Van Sant’s Good Will Hunting. The Academy previously nominated Williams for best
actor in The Fisher King, Dead Poets Society, and Good Morning Vietnam. Williams
garnered a special honor from the National Board of Review for his performance
opposite Robert DeNiro in Awakenings. In 2004, Williams received the prestigious
Career Achievement Award from the Chicago International Film festival and, in 2005,
the HFPA honored him with the Cecil B. DeMille Award for outstanding contributions to
the world of entertainment.
Williams’ filmography includes a number of blockbusters. In 1993, he starred in Chris
Columbus’ Mrs. Doubtfire. For Mike Nichols, Williams portrayed ‘Armand Goldman’ in
The Birdcage, for which the cast won a SAG ensemble award. In 1996, both The
Birdcage and Jumanji reached the $100 million mark in the USA in exactly the same
week. Williams went on to assume the dual roles of Peter Pan/Peter Banning in Steven
Spielberg’s Hook, to play a medical student who treats patients with humor in Patch
Adams and to star in Disney’s Flubber. In 2006, Robin appeared opposite Ben Stiller in
the hit comedy, Night at the Museum. To date, the film has earned over $200 million in
the United States alone. In addition, Williams’ award-winning vocal talents helped
propel the Warner Bros. animated film, Happy Feet, to another $200 million box office,
as well as the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature Film.
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Robin Williams first captured the attention of the world as Mork from Ork on the hit
series “Mork & Mindy”. Born in Chicago and raised in both Michigan and California, he
trained at New York's Julliard School under John Houseman. Williams made his
cinematic debut as the title character in Robert Altman’s Popeye. Additional early
motion picture credits include Paul Mazursky’s Moscow on the Hudson, in which he
played a Russian musician who decides to defect, and The World According to Garp,
George Roy Hill’s adaptation of John Irving’s acclaimed best-selling novel about a writer
and his feminist mother. More recent credits include Sony Pictures’ hit comedy, R.V.,
Barry Levinson’s political comedy, Man of the Year, and the Ken Kwapis comedy,
License to Wed, opposite John Krasinski and Mandy Moore.
In a departure from the usual comedic and family fare he is best known for, Williams
collaborated with two accomplished young directors on dramatic thrillers. For
Christopher Nolan, he starred opposite Al Pacino as reclusive novelist ‘Walter Finch,’
the primary suspect in the murder of a teenaged girl in a small Alaskan town, in
Insomnia. In Mark Romanek’s One Hour Photo, Williams played a photo lab employee
who becomes obsessed with a young suburban family.
Using only his voice, Williams created one of the most vivid characters in recent memory
- the ‘Blue Genie of the Lamp’ in Disney’s Aladdin. The performance redefined how
animations were voiced. Audio versions of his one-man shows and the children’s record
“Pecos Bill,” have won him five Grammy Awards. Most recently Williams lent his vocal
talents to the blockbuster hit animated feature Robots.
Williams’ stage credits include a landmark production of Samuel Beckett’s “Waiting for
Godot” directed by Mike Nichols and co-starring Steve Martin and, most recently, a short
run in San Francisco of “The Exonerated,” which tells the true stories of six innocent
survivors of death row.
Offstage, Williams takes great joy in supporting causes too numerous to identify covering the spectrum from health care and human rights, to education, environmental
protection, and the arts. He has toured the Middle East four times to help raise morale
among the troops and is, perhaps, best known philanthropically for his affiliation with
“Comic Relief,” which was founded in 1986 as a non-profit organization to help
America's homeless. To date, the overall efforts of the “Comic Relief” organization have
raised over $50 Million.
In 2009, Williams will continue his comedy tour “Weapons of Self-Destruction” as well
as appear in a couple of highly anticipated films. In May he reprises his role as ‘Teddy
Roosevelt’ in the sequel, Night at the Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian opposite Ben
Stiller. And Thanksgiving marks the release of the Disney comedy, Old Dogs, with
Williams starring opposite John Travolta. The film is a buddy comedy revolving around
two best friends and business partners whose lives are turned upside down when they find
themselves in the care of 7-year-old twins.
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ALEXIE GILMORE - Clarie
Alexie Gilmore (Clarie) has a sexy but approachable quality that has allowed her to
endear audiences.
Gilmore was last seen in Surfer, Dude, playing the love interest to Matthew
McConaughey. The film was produced by Tom Hanks’ Playtone shingle and is
scheduled for a September 12th release. Her film I Do and I Don’t opposite Jane Lynch
will premiere at the 2008 Fort Lauderdale Film Festival (where Gilmore will be honored
with the “Star on the Horizon” Award). Gilmore recently wrapped production on Mercy,
opposite Erika Christensen, Scott Caan and Dylan McDermott and World’s Greatest Dad
starring opposite Robin Williams.
Gilmore starred in Erica Dunton’s 27 Club with Joe Anderson, which premiered at the
2008 Tribeca Film Festival. She was last seen in Definitely, Maybe with Ryan Reynolds
and Rachel Weisz for director Adam Brooks. Other film credits include The Beabysitters
with Cynthia Nixon & Descent with Rosario Dawson.
Gilmore starred as the romantic lead on the FOX drama “New Amsterdam” directed by
Lasse Hallstrom (Cider House Rules). Other past television credits include “Rescue Me”,
“Love Monkey”, “Law & Order: Criminal Intent”, Conviction” and “Hope & Faith”.
Her short film COSA BELLA for director Fiona Mackenzie has recently been released on
a DVD compilation available at Blockbuster.
DARYL SABARA – Kyle
Daryl Sabara (Kyle) can’t remember his first foray into show business. He was only
seven weeks old and played Murphy Brown’s baby on the hit sitcom, “Murphy Brown,”
alternating the role with his fraternal twin brother, Evan. By the time he was four, he was
performing with a professional ballet company, the South Bay Ballet. This did not disrupt
his acting career.
At age seven, Daryl was introduced to the world as ‘Juni Cortez’. After spending close
to four years filming Spy Kids, Spy Kids 2: Island f Lost Dreams, and Spy Kids 3D: Game
Over, he returned to television to do many guest roles on series including “Friends,”
“House,” and “Weeds.” He was also the regular voice of ‘Hunter’ on NBC’s animated
series, “Father of the Pride.” His other voice over credits include, Finding Nemo, ‘Hero
Boy’ (the young Tom Hanks) in Polar Express, and interactive DVD, Choose Your Own
Adventure.
Some of Daryl’s most recent additions to his long list of credits are the TBS pilot, “Boy’s
Life”, the Disney film, Keeping up with the Steins, also starring Jeremy Piven and Garry
Marshall, the Summertime Film’s feature, Her Best Move, and the Rob Zombie version
of Halloween. He also portrayed multiple characters in the Robert Zemeckis film, A
Christmas Carol with Jim Carrey. He has recently completed two independent films,
April Showers and World’s Greatest Dad, starring Robin Williams.
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Daryl, a winner of several national awards for musical compositions, studies voice,
guitar, and dance. He did his first live musical production, “13” for the Mark Taper
Forum.
When he has a moment away from the cameras and the stage, he likes to hang out with
his brother Evan and their Jack Russell terrier, Baccus at their home in Southern
California.
GEOFF PIERSON – Principal Anderson
Geoff Pierson (Principal Anderson) was born and raised in Chicago, he began acting
professionally there before moving on to the Yale School of Drama and then to theatre
productions both in New York and around the country. Some of his favorite roles among
the scores of plays he’s done include ‘Angelo’ in Shakespeare’s “Measure for Measure”,
‘Wang’ in Edward Bond’s “The Bundle”, ‘Valmont’ in “Les Liaisones Dangereuses”,
‘Teach’ in David Mamet’s “American Buffalo”, ‘Roma’ in “Glengarry Glen Ross”,
‘Bobby’ in “Speed the Plow”, and ‘Stanley’ in “A Streetcar Named Desire”.
In the 1980s he co-starred with George C. Scott on Broadway in “Tricks of the Trade”
then worked extensively in daytime television, notably starring for three years as ‘Frank
Ryan’ in ABC’s “Ryan’s Hope”. In the 1990s he co-starred with Leslie Uggums in the
world premiere of the Ethel Waters bio-play “Stringbean” before moving to Hollywood
to star in two primetime television series, first as ‘Jimmy Kelly’ in the ABC comedy hit
“Grace Under Fire”, and then for five seasons as ‘Jack Molloy’ in the WB’s riotous
comedy “Unhappily Ever After”. In the new millenium he went on to star in yet another
comedy series, “That 80s Show”, which ran for one season on the FOX Network.
In recent years he has made numerous guest-star appearances in several comedies and
such television dramas as “Medium”, “Criminal Minds”, “The West Wing”, “NYPD
Blue”, “Veronica Mars”, “Monk”, “Numb3rs” and many others. During seasons three
and four of the FOX hit series “24” he portrayed the role of U. S. President John Keeler.
He was featured in the television movies Poseiden on NBC and the Hallmark Hall of
Fame CBS movie Valley of Light in 2007 and can currently be seen as police Capt.
Matthews on the popular Showtime drama “Dexter”.
He has co-starred in several independant feature films, notably Sleeping Dogs Lie (a
Sundance Film Festival selection) and World’s Greatest Dad (due for release in 2009).
He can also be seen in the current Warner Bros. film Get Smart, in which he plays the
Vice-President. He recently completed work on Clint Eastwood’s Changeling with
Angelina Jolie and John Malkovich, which is set for release in the fall of 2008. He now
makes his home in Los Angeles.
HENRY SIMMONS – Mike Lane
Henry Simmons (Mike Lane) Nurturing an impressive body of work that encompasses
film and television, Henry Simmons career continues to evolve with exciting and
challenging projects.
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Henry starred in the CBS legal drama “Shark” created by Oscar winning producer Brian
Grazer. Henry quickly garnered attention when he joined the cast of ABC’s long
running and critically-acclaimed series “NYPD Blue”. His character, ‘Detective Baldwin
Jones’, was only supposed to be in a few episodes but executive producer Steven Bochco
was so impressed with Henry’s acting skills he quickly made him a series regular. His
other television credits include starring roles in the mini-series “Spartacus”, movie
Lackawanna Blues and guest-starring roles in the series “Pepper Dennis”, “New York
Undercover”, “Swift Justice” and “The Cosby Mysteries”.
Segueing effortlessly between the big and small screen, Henry’s passion for the art of
acting keeps him drawn to both studio and independent features. Henry will soon be seen
in the independent World’s Greatest Dad, for director Bobcat Goldthwait, starring
opposite Robin Williams. He starred in the film South of Pico which took home the grand
jury prize for Best Picture at the 2007 American Black Film Festival. Henry also won
the festivals actor award for his performance in the film, which tells the story of four
people whose lives intertwine after witnessing the same car accident. In 2009 Henry can
be seen in Phenom, opposite Vanessa Williams and Chris Brown, about a standout high
school basketball player who goes pro after the media discovers he’s the illegitimate son
of the NBA’s best player. His feature film credits include Madea's Family Reunion,
Something New, Taxi, Are We There Yet?, The Insurgents and Above the Rim.
Additionally, Henry enjoys performing in front of a live audience and his theater credits
include Off Broadway productions of “Boys in the Basement” and “Geranos”, and a Los
Angeles-based production of “Sure”.
A native of Stamford, Connecticut, Henry currently resides in Los Angeles. He earned a
basketball scholarship and a degree in business from Franklin Pierce College, where he
also experimented in theater. After graduating from college he briefly worked at a
Fortune 500 company and began studying acting.
MITZI MCCALL - Bonnie
Mitzi McCall (Bonnie) is an accomplished actress and comedian. She met her husband,
actor Charlie Brill, when they both appeared in the Jerry Lewis Comedy Workshop at
Paramount Studios in 1959, and they formed the comedy duo of McCall & Brill. They
appeared together on “The Ed Sullivan Show” on February 9, 1964 - the same night that
The Beatles made their US debut.
Mitzi McCall was a series regular on the WB show “Alright Already”, and she has made
guest appearances on a number of primetime TV shows, including “Seinfeld”, “7th
Heaven”, “Ellen”, “Becker”, “Roseanne” and “Dharma & Greg”. Mitzi has also lent her
voice to a number of animated projects, from Ice Age to “The Flinstones”. She has
appeared in feature films such as Ron Howard’s Edtv and will next be in seen in World’s
Greatest Dad opposite Robin Williams.
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EVAN MARTIN - Andrew
Evan Martin (Andrew) was born December 4, 1993 in Miami, Florida. At age four, his
family moved to Georgia for his father’s job, where they lived for several years before
moving to Flower Mound, a small suburb outside of Dallas, Texas. He is the middle child
of Craig and Kathy Martin and has an older sister and a younger brother. Craig is an
engineer, and Kathy a photographer. His parents describe Evan as a happy-go-lucky child
that has always enjoyed entertaining others.
Evan started acting professionally at the ripe old age of 10, and booked his first job in a
Chuck E. Cheese video. After his first professional acting gig, Evan was bitten by the
acting bug and continued to perform in school plays and talent shows. "I got into acting
because I love entertaining an audience and taking on different personalities and
characters," says Evan.
At 13, Evan started taking film acting classes with acting coach and mentor Antonia
DeNardo. Evan secured a theatrical agent, and within a few months he had booked two
commercials, and his passion for film acting was growing. In the summer of 2008, Evan
was given the opportunity to audition for the film World’s Greatest Dad, starring Robin
Williams. Evan and his family had always been big fans of Robin Williams and were just
thrilled at the opportunity to be considered for a film project of that caliber. Evan worked
with his acting coach on the role of Andrew and sent in an audition tape that was made
right in his living room. When Evan’s agent called to give him the news that he was
actually seriously being considered for the role, he was speechless. His parents describe
the moment as, surreal. A few days later Evan was chosen for the role and was needed on
set in Seattle for a 5 week shoot. “I knew I loved acting, but working on World’s Greatest
Dad, made me love it even more. It was a phenomenal experience, and I feel so blessed
to have been given the opportunity.”
Evan is a very active teenager and when he is not acting he likes to hang out with his
friends and do normal teenage high school activities. He is also a competitive select
baseball player and loves the Boston Red Socks. Evan hopes to continue his professional
acting career for as long as he can, but says Sports Medicine is another field he could see
himself working in some day. “I would like to go to college and experience all I can in
life,” says Evan “but right now, all I want to do is be the best actor I can be and continue
working hard to succeed in the entertainment industry.”
JERMAINE WILLIAMS - Jason
Jermaine Williams (Jason) An outrageously funny actor of film and TV, Los Angeles
born Jermaine Williams is the second oldest of four children. He grew up in the rough
South Central streets with both of his parents providing him with a loving family
environment. His creative abilities began at birth as Williams was born on New Years
Eve, which is a day of celebration and new beginnings. He first zeroed in on his comedic
acting skills at a young age conjuring up a numerous ways to make his classmates laugh
and adore him, rather than ostracized his physical apprentice. Influence by the likes of
Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, Will Farrell, Martin Lawrence and most recently Jack
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Black, Jermaine has now perfected his comedic acting skills and conveys them across the
movie and television screen.
Jermaine gained major notice as ‘Coleman “The Slaw” Galloway’ in the Disney
Channel’s “The Jersey” for three seasons. In 2003 he performed for Michael Jackson’s
45th birthday celebration at the Orpheum Theater in Los Angeles.
His most memorable performance to date is his portrayal of ‘Hamilton Burgess’ in
Denzel Washington’s critically acclaimed The Great Debaters.
He has also done many supporting roles that include playing ‘Mushmouth’ in the movie
re-make of Bill Cosby’s animated Fat Albert with Keenan Thompson and playing
‘Byron’ in the UPN’s teenage detective show “Veronica Mars” with Kristen Bell. In the
past year Williams has been working on three major motion films including Stomp the
Yard with Chris Brown and Neyo, Parental Guidance with Frankie Muniz and The
Comebacks with David Koechner.
In addition, to being a gifted comedic actor Jermaine Williams has mastered the art of
many forms of dance including Hip Hop, Steppin and Modern.
TONY V – Dr. Pentola
Tony V (Dr. Pentola) started his stand-up comedy career in 1982 after attending several
shows at Boston’s prestigious Comedy Connection. He wandered in one night, quite by
accident, looking for a little stress relief from a high pressure job as a case worker at the
Somerville Mental Health Center. Tony was working his way toward a Masters degree in
social work having graduated from the University of Massachusetts with a B. S. in
Psychology. It was not long after that he took to the stage himself. Tony’s street wise
humor tempered with a genuine feel for the human condition quickly propelled him to
headliner status on the national comedy club circuit.
In 1986 Tony V was named “Funniest Person in Massachusetts” by Showtime television.
He followed this achievement with several performances on HBO, the Arts and
Entertainment Network, Comedy Central and MTV. From 1987 through 1992 Tony V
became the “spokesperson” for American Tourister Luggage. Remember the suit case
smashing gorilla? It was Tony that gave the ape its distinct voice and temperament.
Touring extensively in and out of his high tech forty-five thousand dollar yak hair gorilla
suit, both Tony and his alter ego had many interesting adventures. If you get a chance ask
Tony about a meeting between The Gorilla, Spuds MacKenzie and Ronald McDonald.
You won’t believe your mind.
Network television was next on list for this Boston native. Spending time in New York
and L. A. paid off with multiple highly acclaimed appearances on “Late Night w/ Conan
O’Brien”, Comedy Central’s “Tough Crowd w/ Colin Quinn” and several sit-coms
including “Seinfeld”, “Boston Common”, “The Single Guy” and “Dr. Katz Professional
Therapist”. Having proven himself a solid comic actor Tony then tackled dramatic roles
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on television working with such notable actors as Eric Roberts, Ice T and James
McDaniels from “NYPD Blue”.
Tony’s big screen outings include State and Main, Celtic Pride, Housesitter, One Crazy
Summer and Shakes the Clown as well as the independently produced By the Sea and
Abracadabra. Tony has also produced and written on several shows for network and
production companies.
He is no stranger to benefits and fund raisers performing at functions for The American
Cancer Society, Children’s Hospital, The Boston Food Bank and many other charitable
organizations. His corporate shows include Citizens Bank, The North East Lumber
Association, Stop & Shop, American Express Corp. and Staples.
Along with being a popular headliner at clubs and colleges all over the free world, Tony
V has worked with Jay Leno, Dennis Miller, Bobcat Goldthwait, Steven Wright, Adam
Sandler and countless other friends and nationally known acts. Tony has opened for
Kenny Rogers, The Temptations, Billy Ray Cyrus, The Beach Boys and Joan Jett.
Tony also really believes that this is enough of a Bio and if you’re not convinced or
impressed by now nothing is going to change your mind. So thanks for reading this far
and good luck in all you endeavors.
www.tonyvcomic.com
LORRAINE NICHOLSON - Heather
Lorraine (Heather) has had a passion for show business as long as she can remember. She
started life on stage with the Aspen Ballet Company at the age of ten and has never
stopped performing since! Many stage plays followed at her LA middle and high school
where Lorraine was in the drama club and had lead roles in such shows as “The
Accident” and “Baby with the Bathwater”.
She didn't confine her acting to the stage however and at age 13 Lorraine made her film
debut with a supporting role in Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement. She went on to
play Adam Sandler’s rebellious daughter in Click and she even voiced a teenage fly in the
first 3D animated feature film Fly Me to the Moon. She made her small screen debut in a
big way when she appeared as 'Miss Golden Globe' on the 2007 prestigious award show.
All this and Lorraine still finds time to excel in the academic world and is currently
balancing campus life at Brown University with her film career and is set to star in the
Fred Roos feature film Prettyface shooting in the spring of 2009.
ZACH SANCHEZ – Peter
Zach Sanchez (Peter) was born on April 12, 1989 in Portland Oregon where he currently
resides. He attended Jesuit High School in Beaverton Oregon where his acting career
began. His first role on stage was in his high school’s production of “Beauty and the
Beast.” He then went on to star in “The Laramie Project” and a student written/directed
play entitled “Markum and Thunder”.
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After high school, Zach attended Portland State University where he got the lead role in
the main stage production of “Haroun and the Sea of Stories”. Following his role as
‘Haroun’, Zach decided to make the jump into film acting. His first role came in a short
film that was written and directed by close friend and college Geoff Stewart. This short
film went on to win Paulo Coelho’s “Experimental Witch” international film competition.
Soon after this came his role as ‘Peter’ in Bobcat Goldthwait’s World’s Greatest Dad
starring Robin Williams.
Zach currently attends the Portland Actors Conservatory in Portland Oregon. Zach enjoys
playing sports and hanging out with friends in his free time.
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ABOUT THE FILMMAKERS
BOBCAT GOLDTHWAIT - Writer and Director
Bobcat Goldthwait (Writer and Director) wrote and directed Shakes the Clown, Sleeping
Dogs Lie and his latest film, World’s Greatest Dad. He has also directed many television
shows including “Chappelle's Show,” “The Man Show,” and “Jimmy Kimmel Live.” As
a comic, he has starred in 3 HBO specials and had appeared on “The David Letterman
Show” by the time he was 20 years old. As an actor he has appeared innumerable
embarrassing movies and was huge in the 80’s. He greatly prefers directing.
PROCESS / Tim Perell and Howard Gertler
Process’ upcoming features for release in 2009 include Joel Hopkins’ Last Chance
Harvey, starring Dustin Hoffman & Emma Thompson (both Golden Globe nominees for
their roles), Bart Freundlich’s latest feature, The Rebound, starring Catherine Zeta-Jones,
and World’s Greatest Dad, the latest feature from Bobcat Goldthwait (Sleeping Dogs
Lie), starring Robin Williams and premiering at Sundance 2009.
Process’ recent releases include Freundlich’s Trust The Man, starring David Duchovny,
Julianne Moore, Billy Crudup and Maggie Gyllenhaal, released by Fox Searchlight in
summer 2006, and John Cameron Mitchell’s provocative Shortbus via ThinkFilm, in
release in fall 2006 after its successful premiere at Cannes.
2006 saw Process producers Tim Perell and Howard Gertler included in Variety’s “10
Producers to Watch,” and in 2007 they won the Film Independent Spirit Producers’
Award.
Process is currently developing projects for 2009 with directors such as Scott Coffey,
David Jacobson, Dougal Wilson, Kris Isacsson, and Chris Sivertson as well as the latest
from John Mitchell and Bobcat Goldthwait. It is also developing an adaptation of Dave
Eggers’ You Shall Know Our Velocity.
Process’ recent productions include The Best Thief In The World, by writer/director Jacob
Kornbluth (Haiku Tunnel) and starring Mary Louise Parker, which premiered in Dramatic
Competition at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival, in conjunction with Showtime, and
Pizza, from director Mark Christopher (54) and in conjunction with InDigEnt (Pieces of
April and Personal Velocity). Best Thief aired on Showtime throughout 2005, and Pizza
was released by IFC Films in January 2006.
Recent music video productions have included clips for Scissor Sisters’
“Filthy/Gorgeous,” and the mtv.com #1 video Bright Eyes’ “First Day of My Life,” both
directed by John Mitchell.
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DARKO ENTERTAINMENT / Richard Kelly and Sean McKittrick
Darko Entertainment was launched in late 2007 by writer/director Richard Kelly, his
producing partner Sean McKittrick and financier Ted Hamm. Kelly and McKittrick
solidified their relationship with Hamm on Kelly’s second feature, the sci-fi comedy,
Southland Tales where Hamm was an Executive Producer.
Based in Los Angeles, Darko finances modestly budgeted director driven films. Their
goal is to support filmmakers with a unique voice and bring Darko’s brand to helping
independent films reach a wider audience.
Kelly and McKittrick first paired on Kelly’s short film, Visceral Matter, in 1997. That
partnership generated Kelly’s feature writing and directorial debut Donnie Darko, which
premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and went on to achieve international cult status.
In addition to World’s Greatest Dad, Darko is financing and producing the film version
of Tucker Max’s bestseller, I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell, which stars Matt Czuchry,
Jesse Bradford and Geoff Stults. Directed by Bob Gosse (Niagara, Niagara), the film is
in post-production as well as Darko’s comedy Rogue’s Gallery, featuring an ensemble
cast which includes Rob Corddry, Joe Anderson, Ving Rhames, Odette Yustman, Ellen
Barkin, Bob Odenkirk and Jeffrey Tambor. Darko is producing with Infinity Media.
Among the other projects in the works for Darko is Fade, which the company recently
attached screenwriter Adam Prince to adapt the popular novel Fade, the gripping and dark
tale by late young-adult fiction writer Robert Cormier. Darko will finance and produce
the project.
A graduate of the University of Southern California film program, Kelly’s other credits
include the screenplay for Domino, directed by Tony Scott and starring Keira Knightly.
Kelly’s next writing and directing effort The Box, based on Richard Matheson’s short
story, Button, Button, is a psychological thriller starring Cameron Diaz, James Marsden
and Frank Langella, will be released by Warner Bros. in 2009. McKittrick serves as a
producer.
JENNIFER ROTH - Executive Producer
Jennifer Roth - (Executive Producer) is a 20 year veteran of the film industry. In 2008
she was the executive/line producer on the Darren Aronofsky film The Wrestler starring
Mickey Rourke which just won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival and World’s
Greatest Dad starring Robin Williams. Her other executive producers include Smart
People starring Dennis Quaid and Sarah Jessica Parker and Trainwreck: My Life as an
Idoit starring Seann William Scott and Gretchen Mol. She has served as line producer on
several films including The Squid and the Whale, Songcatcher and Black and White. Her
early production credits include Bad Lieutenant, Smoke, The Crow, Deadman and Lawn
Dogs.
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SARAH DE SA REGO - Co-Producer & Costume Designer
Born in Paris to a Brazilian writer and a Southern photographer, Sarah de Sa Rego (CoProducer & Costume Designer) spent most of her early years traveling Europe and South
America. After settling in New Mexico for high school, she moved to Los Angeles in
2000 to pursue costume design in film.
Besides World’s Greatest Dad, Sarah was also the costume designer on Bobcat
Goldthwait’s last movie Sleeping Dogs Lie, both Jackass Number 2 and Jackass 2.5, and
a number of television shows for MTV and Comedy Central.
As a costumer she worked on a number of TV shows including “Jimmy Kimmel Live”
and “Desperate Housewives”. She has also styled a number of music videos and national
commercials for bands including Opeth and Courtney Love, and products like Kraft
macaroni and cheese, Motorola, and Orbitz gum.
She hates writing about herself in the third person.
HORACIO MARQUINEZ - Director of Photography
Horacio Marquinez (Director of Photography) recently won best cinematography award
at the International Milano Film Festival in Italy for G starring Richard T. Jones and Blair
Underwood. Recent films include World’s Greatest Dad, The War Boys and Dummy
starring Academy Award-winner Adrien Brody and actress/model Mila Jovovich, which
marked the third collaboration between Horacio and Brody.
Horacio is one of the forerunners of applying HD technology to feature films. In addition
to working on commercials and feature films, Horacio is a passionate documentarian,
shooting in continents around the world including most of South America and Africa. He
also has taught cinematography at UCLA, Los Angeles Film School and Columbia
University, where he received his Master in Fine Arts.
JOHN PAINO / Production Designer
John Paino (Production Designer) is a graduate of the school of visual arts, and began his
career in the theater, working with the groundbreaking theater companies, La Mama and
Theater for the New City. Paino made the transition to designing for film and has built
up an extensive list of feature credits.
Paino was the production designer on both of Tom McCarthy’s acclaimed films, The
Station Agent, and most recently, The Visitor. Additional credits include The Ex, for
director Jesse Peretz, Let’s go to Prison and The Brothers Solomon, both for director Bob
Odenkirk, official Sundance (2001) selection Jump Tomorrow for director Joel Hopkins,
and the New York unit of Barcelona for director Whit Stillman.
Paino was also the production designer for the Emmy-award-winning series “Queer Eye
for the Straight Guy”, which garnered an Emmy nomination for Paino for best art
direction in a variety or music program. His music video work includes LL Cool J’s
“Mama Said Knock You Out!”, which was nominated for MTV Music Video Awards in
best art direction and best music video.
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JASON STEWART - Editor
Jason Stewart’s (Editor) professional editing career began over 10 years ago when he
worked as an assistant editor in the commercial post production business in San
Francisco. He moved to Los Angeles and quickly started working as a reality TV editor.
He has since worked on more than 35 shows and series, several times serving as
supervising editor, starting with small cable shows and graduating to bigger network
shows including “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, “Are You Smarter than a 5th
Grader” and “The Amazing Race.”
In 2005, Jason was given a chance to help edit an HD film called Sleeping Dogs Lie.
After working with Jason on a portion of the film, the director, Bobcat Goldthwait, gave
Jason the job of completing the film and preparing it for the upcoming Sundance Festival,
where it was very well received. It was then that the film bug bit. Since that experience,
Jason has been fortunate to work on a variety of independent feature films, usually while
holding down a full time television job to make ends meet. Bobcat Goldthwait is back
with another film called World’s Greatest Dad starring Robin Williams, which will
become Jason’s 8th feature project. Transitioning from reality TV to feature films
without going through the traditional apprentice and assistant editor training has been a
tricky road, but Jason has found that a long background in unscripted editing has given
him a unique perspective on narrative projects, and the story sense that someone develops
when handed countless hours of raw footage and is asked to make it tell a particular story
has refined his ability to bring a feature film’s message into focus. World’s Greatest Dad
is scheduled to be released in 2009.
GERALD BRUNSKILL - Composer
Writer, director, producer, composer— Gerald Brunskill a.k.a “Jerry” (Composer) prides
himself on the diversity of his creative experience and musical background. At the age of
21, having just won the one-hundred-thousand dollar grand prize on TV’s “Star Search”,
Jerry signed a record contract with Atlantic Records, and co-wrote two songs that entered
Billboard’s “Hot 100” charts, and toured and performed with the likes of Tina Turner,
Tom Petty, Kenny Loggins, Tears for Fears, Eddie Money, and Prince.
Always a forward thinker, Jerry foresaw the coming changes in the music industry and
began composing music for television and film. A decade later, with countless hours of
episodic television and feature films to his credit, Jerry has scored films and series
featuring such stars as Robin Williams, Katherine Heigl, Natasha Henstridge, and Steven
Segal.
Jerry’s experience includes 16 years as President and CEO of Wow and Flutter, a postproduction facility that he successfully launched in 1995. In 2007-08, Wow and Flutter
co-produced 7 feature-length movies, 3 of which were featured at the Sundance, Cannes,
and Tribeca Film Festivals, going on to sell to Sony Classics, Samuel Goldwyn, and
Universal Home Video. Under his leadership, Wow and Flutter continues to enjoy
annual billings in the multi-millions of dollars.
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He has directed two television pilots, including one for ABC studios, working with such
legends as Ed Asner and Alanis Morissette. He is currently in pre-production for Our
Father Who Art in Burbank, a 25M feature-length comedy. This will be the first project
where he will have the opportunity to combine his talents; Writing, directing and
composing the score.
Jerry has received two Emmy Awards for his work on such programs as, “Late Night
with David Letterman”, and the CBS production of “The 2001 Grammy Awards”.
LINDA COHEN - Music Supervisor
Linda Cohen is a music supervisor working in film and television. Her recent film credits
include Nick & Norah’s Infinite Playlist starring Michael Cera and Kat Denning,
Bandslam starring Vanessa Hudgens, The Secret Life Of Bees starring Queen Latifah,
Alicia Keys, Jennifer Hudson and Dakota Fanning, Paul Thomas Anderson’s There Will
Be Blood and Michel Gondry’s Be Kind Rewind. She is currently working on Bride Wars
starring Anne Hathaway and Kate Hudson, and Amelia starring Hillary Swank and
Richard Gere.
Other film credits include Evening starring Clare Danes, Meryl Streep and Vanessa
Redgrave, The Namesake directed by Mira Nair, The Night Listener starring Robin
Williams, Sundance Jury Prize-winner American Splendor starring Paul Giamatti, and the
musical film Camp. Her work in television includes the hit show “Queer Eye for The
Straight Guy”, and numerous productions for HBO Family, among them the “Classical
Baby” series and “Goodnight Moon & Other Sleepytime Tales”.
RUTH LAMBERT & ROBERT MCGEE – Casting
Award-winning casting directors Ruth Lambert and Robert McGee (Casting) have cast
over fifty features between them including such films as World’s Greatest Dad, Sleeping
Dogs Lie, Toy Story 2, The Virgin Suicides, Monster Inc., Billy’s Hollywood Screen Kiss
and Boy Culture. Their television credits include the upcoming Mitch Hurwitz series “Sit
Down, Shut Up”, the David Gordon Green pilot “Good Vibes” and “The Life and Times
of Tim”. Between them they have won 11 Artios Awards for casting. They are especially
proud of their association with Bob Goldthwait.
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CAST
Lance
Robin Williams
Kyle
Daryl Sabara
Morgan
Morgan Murphy
Ginger
Naomi Glick
Dan Spencer
Dan Spencer
Principal Anderson
Geoff Pierson
Mike Lane
Henry Simmons
Peter
Zach Sanchez
Claire
Alexie Gilmore
Andrew
Evan Martin
Jennifer
Ellie Jameson
Chris
Michael Moore
Metal Kid
Alles Mist
Jason
Jermaine Williams
Heather
Lorraine Nicholson
Bonnie
Mitzi McCall
Nosy Neighbor
Rebecca Erwin Spencer
Nosy Neighbor
Cheri Minns
Nosy Neighbor
Zazu
Dr. Pentola
Tony V.
Newsstand Vendor
Krist Novoselic
Mabel
Mable Mae
The Fighting Pug
Zoe
Jerry Klein
Tom Kenny
Make-Up Woman
Jill Talley
Bert Green
Toby Huss
Dr. Dana
Deborah Horne
Bruce Hornsby
Bruce Hornsby
Bruce Hornsby’s Mic Stand
Riley Dean Stone
Stunt Coordinator
Stunts
Production Supervisor
Darko Executive
Michael Hilow
Tim Henderson
Mitch Mitchell
Zita Mazzola
Jeff Culotta
Production Associate
Matthew Shapiro
B Camera Operators
Paul Mailman
Bob Webeck
Mark J. Coyne
Mark L. Anderson
Ludovic Littee
Steadicam Operator
1st Assistant Camera
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2nd Assistant Camera
Camera Loader
B-Camera 1st Assistant Camera
B-Camera 2nd Assistant Camera
Underwater Camera Operator
24 Frame Playback
Still Photographer
Location Sound Mixer
Boom Operator
Brie Cronkhite
Will Emery
Bob Webeck
Tamia Diaz
Mark L. Anderson
James Walton
Joyce Rudolph
Robert L. Marts
Scott Waters
Myron Partman
Location Manager
Assistant Location Manager
Additional Assistant Location Manager
Locations PA
Locations Intern
Mark Wygant
Dave Drummond
J. Daniel Dusek
Ilona Sikhegyi Kelly
Devin Clarke
Set Decorator
Art Department Coordinator
Leadman
On-Set Dresser
Set Dressers
Rachel M. Thomson
Andrea Dupras
Ken Milfred
Brady J. Condit
Phillip Dulaney
Jeffrey Crow
Ed Vance
Property Masters
CDavid Hall-Cottrill
Lisa De Alva
Vincent Ferris
Colin Narver
Christopher Scott
Alex Yasinovsky
Rob Kramer
Property Assistant
Art Department Interns
Construction Coordinator
Construction
Lead Scenic
Scenics
Gaffer
Best Boy Electric
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Curtis Taylor
Oscar Lofgren
Nick Worsfold
Shefskie Paba
Courtland Premo
Jeff Ringer
Hamid Zavareei
Rob Chalk
Beth Peterson
Neil Holcomb
Nibi Kabuchi
Electricians
Steve Colgrove
David Robinson
Jeremiah Skendr
Chris Purkiss
Martin Cameron
Key Grip
Best Boy Grip
Dolly Grip
Grips
Gregory D. Smith
Matt Jacobson
Bruce Henderson
Ryan Middleton
Theresa Majeres
Garrett Cantrell
Costumer to Mr. Williams
Set Costumers
Costume PA
Mr. Williams Make-Up & Hair
Key Make-Up
Key Hair Stylist
SFX & Assistant Make-Up & Hair
Nikki Paulson
Sally Roberts
Gerard M. Parr
Teresa Hill
Frances Kenny
Kat McPhee
Cheri Minns
Dawn Tunnell
Akemi Hart
Jennifer Popochock
Script Supervisor
Barbara A. Brown
Assistant Production Office Coordinator
Production Secretary
Assistants to the Producer
Lindsey Johnson
Megan Griffiths
Aurore Guyot
Stephen Robinson
Office Interns
Casting Assistant
Seattle and Extras Casting by
Production Accountant
1st Assistant Accountant
2nd Assistant Accountant
Accounting Clerk
Accounting Interns
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Michael Whelan
Shannon Weathermon
Zach Gordon
Nicole Testa
Denise Gibbs, Foreground Background
Cynthia G. Walker
Traci Lynette Martin
Viki Parker
Matt Estes
Tamarah Phillips
Blake Misajet
Merritt Riley
Second 2nd Assistant Director
Key Set Production Assistant
Base Camp Production Assistant
Set Production Assistants
Assistant to Mr. Williams
Stand-in for Mr. Williams
Set Interns
Medic Coordinator
Set Medics
Animal Handler
Transportation Captains
Gang Boss
Drivers
Catering
Craft Service
Assistant Craft Service
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Sebastian Mazzola
Andrew Sharretts
Robert S. Wilhelm, Jr.
Kyle Seago
Joseph W. Fankhouser
Rebecca Erwin Spencer
Adam Bryant
Tasha Goldthwait
David Kagawa
Jordanah Monjazeb
Ryn Rulison
Otis Sherman
Joe Vea
Gordon Pomeroy
Jaymes Stewart
Fred Jaross
Merle Brooks
Nathaniel Bess
Brian Murril
Debbie Betson
Ron King
Harry C. Taylor
James B. Heimberger
Gene Ungersma
David J. Guppy
William R. Powell
Larry C. Fee
Robert Mair
David Nugent
William Archuletta
Grady Hughes
Cary Zanor
John “JP” Petty
Leslie Church
Great Feasts Catering
Seasonal Goods Catering
Alison Kelly
Paul D. Loiselle
POST PRODUCTION
Assistant Editor
Post Production Supervisor
Stacy Katzman
Matthew Shapiro
Post Production Sound Services by
Operations Manager
Supervising Sound Editor
Sound Designer
Sound Effects Editors
Wow and Flutter
David Marcus
Ryan Rees
Lisa Fowle
Lisa Fowle
Jeffrey Pitts
Harrison Meyle
Vance Walden
Donald Lyles
Harrison Meyle
Maciek Malish
Ceilia Perna
Joanie Rowe
Samuel Lehmer
Andrew Hay
John Thomas Graves
Dialogue Editor
ADR Engineer
ADR Editor
Supervising Foley Editor
Foley Mixer
Foley Artist
Re-Recording Mixers
Recordist
Visual Effects & DI by
Visual Effects Executive Producers
Gradient Effects, LLC
Thomas Tannenberger
Olcun Tan
Mark Kolpack
Ian Barbella
Dylan Highsmith
Shane Cook
Cameron Thomas
Visual Effects & DI Producer
Visual Effects Coordinator
Visual Effects Editor
2D Digital Compositing
Digital Conform and Color by
Digital Intermediate Editor
Digital Intermediate Colorist
Digital Intermediate Engineer
Gradient Effects, LLC
Peter Hugo Flack
Paul Bronkar
Dominic Cooney
Digital Film Scanning by
E-Film
Post Production Accountant
JR Craigmile
Production Legal
Joseph J. Dapello, Esq.
Melissa J. Manfro, Esq.
Schreck Rose Dapello Adams & Hurwitz LLP
Raw Stock provided by
Processing, Transfer & Dailies by
Cameras And Lenses by
Eastman Kodak
Alpha Cine Lab
Oppenheimer Cine Rentals
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Grip/Electric Equipment provided by
Security provided by
Script Clearance Research by
Production Insurance provided by
Pacific Grip & Lighting
CSC Security
IndieClear, Kevin Hindley
Meredith Wurzbach, D.R. Reiff & Associates
Music Coordinator
Colleen Stewart
Bruce Hornsby plays the Steinway.
Piano by Steinway & Sons
Original score written, performed, and produced by Gerald Brunskill
Recorded at Wow and Flutter Post, Santa Monica, CA
Viola and Cello rentals courtesy of Santa Monica Music Center
Additional Musicians
Trumpet and Trombone
Mike Bolger
Guitar
David Marcus
Vocals
Z Berg
Annabelle de Leon
Inspiration
Willie Lobot
“Invisible”
Written and Performed by Bruce Hornsby
Courtesy of Zappo Productions
“Sneaking Up On Boo Radley”
Written and Performed by Bruce Hornsby
Courtesy of The RCA Records Label
By arrangement with SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
“Is You Is, Or Is You Ain’t My Baby”
Written by Billy Austin and Louis Jordan
Performed by Bruce Hornsby
Courtesy of Zappo Productions
“It’s A Good Day”
Written by David M. Barbour and Peggy Lee
Performed by Peggy Lee
Courtesy of Cassidy Music, LLC
Under license from South Bay Music Group
“Song C”
Written and Performed by Bruce Hornsby
Courtesy of The RCA Records Label
By arrangement with SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
"The Creeper, (High)"
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Written by Tom Kenny, Darius Holbert, Jerry Brunskill, Ryan Rees and Andy
Paley
Performed by Tom Kenny, Darius Holbert, Jerry Brunskill, Ryan Rees, Andy
Paley, Ben Kishaba, and Mike Bolger
Courtesy of Wow and Flutter Records
“Don’t Be Afraid, You’re Already Dead”
Written by Miles Seaton, Seth Olinsky, Dana Janssen and Ryan Vanderhoof
Performed by Akron/Family
Courtesy of Young God Records
“I Hope I Become A Ghost”
Written by William Etling, Jesse Hoy, Michael Hughes and Christopher Richard
Performed by The Deadly Syndrome
Courtesy of Downtown Recordings o/b/o Dim Mak Records
“Shadow Hand”
Written and Performed by Bruce Hornsby
Courtesy of The RCA Records Label
By arrangement with SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
“Genius”
Written and Performed by Inara George
Courtesy of Everloving, Inc.
“Mandolin Rain”
Written by Bruce Hornsby and John Hornsby
Performed by Bruce Hornsby
Courtesy of Zappo Productions
“Under Pressure”
Written by David Bowie, Freddie Mercury, Brian May, John Deacon and Roger
Taylor
Performed by Queen & David Bowie
Licensed courtesy of EMI Records Ltd and Queen Productions Ltd.;
Courtesy of RZO Music;
Courtesy of Hollywood Records
“Tiny Spark”
Written by Brendan Benson and Jason Falkner
Performed by Brendan Benson
Courtesy of Star Time International
THE PRODUCERS WISH TO THANK
Amy Dee and WashingtonFilmWorks
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James Keblas, Chris Swenson, and Seattle Mayor’s Office of Film +
Music
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
American Medical Response
Atomic Tarantula
Bittersweets NY
Jamie Bosworth, Bosworth Studio
Chrome Ohm
Dry Soda
Fangoria Magazine
Fortissimo Films
Susan Hubbard and Robley Wilson
IFC Entertainment
Lakai
Marriott Renaissance Hotel
Christopher Merrill
Mother Love Publishing
The New Yorker courtesy of The New
Yorker/ Condé Nast Publications
Edgar Allan Poe “Ultima Thule”
daguerreotype courtesy of the Edgar Allan
Poe Museum, Richmond, Virginia
Seattle International Film Festival
Seattle Weekly
So Cal Production Source
Theo’s Chocolate
The Stranger
Jaime Trujillo
Washington State Film Office
Youth Suicide Prevention Program
American Library Association
Argosy Cruise
Avid Technologies Inc
Brook Boley
Cabinet Magazine
Club Magazine and Feature This!
DVS
Fantasy & Science Fiction
Kurt Vonnegut photograph courtesy of the
Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs
Division, photograph by Bernard Gotfryd
Magnolia Pictures
Matix
Metropolitan Artist Management
Abdalla Mutawe, Occupational Safety and
Health Administration, Seattle
Northwest Film Forum J. Glenn
Evans & PoetsWest
Scarecrow Video
Seattle Art Museum
Seattle Schools Curriculum
Adam Sedgley - Seattle Audubon Society
Space Needle Corporation
The Seattle Times
Tyler Stout
Dr. Matias Valenzuela, Public Health, Seattle
& King County
Robin Adams
Tony Berg
Shmoosephine Carmichael
Trish Deitch
Jim Goldthwait
Gary Halpert
Kathy Hornsby
Jonathan & Valerie
Jimmy Kimmel
Jon Laterza
Matt Littin
Mary and Sue
Jojo and May Naples Perell
Andy Paley
Madeline Purrman
Carrie Berg
Arianna Bocco
AJ Catoline
Matt Del Piano
Micah Green
Michael Hill
Megan Hubbell
C.L. Jones
Jonathan Kimmel
Ron Leamon
Sandra Lucchesi
Mary Ann Naples
Bridget Nolan
Wayne Pooley
James Schexnaydre
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Chris Scott
Stephen Tenenbaum
David Steinberg
Bart Walker
For Dad
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