The Complete Matrix Trilogy

The Complete Matrix Trilogy (The Matrix/ The Matrix Reloaded/ The Matrix Revolutions) [HD DVD]

I've had this set for a couple days now and have watched all three films. The picture quality is outstanding and the sound is too (though I thought the SD soundtrack was amazing too, not a discriminating ear). There are so many things I never really noticed in the original SD DVD releases. For instance in the second film when Morpheus is giving his speach at Zion. In the HD version you can see him spitting when he talks. I saw a parody of this scene at the MTV movie awards that year and didn't get it. I guess you had to of seen it at the theater.
Some other things is the skin imperfections some of the actors have. I don't care about that sort of thing, but thought it was really cool to see people the way they really are. Also, I think HD and BR are going to change the way makup is applied for films. You can definately see some lipstick and blush on the male actors in a couple scenes. To make a long review shorter, buy the Matrix in High Definition. Even if you have BR it's a matter of time before it's released there too. Pick it up! Don't let this become a format issue, review the quality of the movie. It's a big enough market for mulitple formats these days.

Directed by
Andy Wachowski (as The Wachowski Brothers)
Larry Wachowski (as The Wachowski Brothers)

Writing credits
Andy Wachowski (written by) (as The Wachowski Brothers) &
Larry Wachowski (written by) (as The Wachowski Brothers)

Cast (in credits order)

Keanu Reeves ... Neo

Laurence Fishburne ... Morpheus

Carrie-Anne Moss ... Trinity

Hugo Weaving ... Agent Smith
Gloria Foster ... Oracle

Joe Pantoliano ... Cypher
Marcus Chong ... Tank
Julian Arahanga ... Apoc

Matt Doran ... Mouse

Belinda McClory ... Switch

Anthony Ray Parker ... Dozer
Paul Goddard ... Agent Brown
Robert Taylor ... Agent Jones
David Aston ... Rhineheart
Marc Aden ... Choi (as Marc Gray)
Ada Nicodemou ... Dujour (White Rabbit Girl)
Denni Gordon ... Priestess (as Deni Gordon)
Rowan Witt ... Spoon Boy
Eleanor Witt ... Potential

Tamara Brown ... Potential
Janaya Pender ... Potential
Adryn White ... Potential
Natalie Tjen ... Potential

Bill Young ... Lieutenant
David O'Connor ... FedEx Man
Jeremy Ball ... Businessman
Fiona Johnson ... Woman in Red
Harry Lawrence ... Old Man
Steve Dodd ... Blind Man
Luke Quinton ... Security Guard
Lawrence Woodward ... Guard
Michael Butcher ... Cop Who Captures Neo
Bernard Ledger ... Big Cop (as Bernie Ledger)
Robert Simper ... Cop

Chris Scott ... Cop

Nigel Harbach ... Parking Cop

Alien Quadrilogy (Alien/ Aliens /Alien 3 /Alien Resurrection)

Alien Quadrilogy (Alien/ Aliens /Alien 3 /Alien Resurrection)

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The Alien Quadrilogy is a nine-disc boxed set devoted to the four Alien films. Although previously available on DVD as the Alien Legacy, here they have been repackaged with vastly more extras and with upgraded sound and picture. For anyone who hasn't been in hypersleep for the last 25 years, this series needs no introduction, though for the first time each film now comes in both original and "special edition" form.

Alien (1979) was so perfect it didn't need fixing, and Ridley Scott's 2003 director's cut is fiddling for the sake of fiddling. Watch it once, then return to the majestic, perfectly paced original. Conversely, the special edition of James Cameron's Aliens (1986) is the definitive version, though it's nice to finally have the theatrical cut on DVD for comparison. Most interesting is the alternative Alien 3 (1992). This isn't a "director's cut"--David Fincher refused to have any involvement with this release--but a 1991 work-print that runs 29 minutes longer than the theatrical version, and has now been restored, remastered, and finished off with (unfortunately) cheap new CGI. Still, it's truly fascinating, offering a different insight into a flawed masterpiece. The expanded opening is visually breathtaking, the central firestorm is much longer, and a subplot involving Paul McGann's character adds considerable depth to story. The ending is also subtly but significantly different. Alien: Resurrection (1997) always was a mess with a handful of brilliant scenes, and the special edition just makes it eight minutes longer.

The Alien Quadrilogy offers the first and fourth films with DTS soundtracks, the others having still fine Dolby Digital 5.1 presentation. All four films sound fantastic, with much low-level detail revealed for the first time. Each is anamorphically enhanced at the correct original aspect ratio, and the prints and transfers are superlative. Every film offers a commentary track that lends insight into the creative process--though the Scott-only commentary and isolated music score from the first Alien DVD release are missing here.

Each movie is complemented by a separate disc packed with hours of seriously detailed documentaries (all presented in full-screen with clips letterboxed), thousands of photos, production stills, and storyboards, giving a level of inside information for the dedicated buff only surpassed by the Lord of the Rings extended DVD sets. A ninth DVD compiles miscellaneous material, including an hourlong documentary and even all the extras from the old Alien laserdisc. "Exhaustive" hardly beings to describe the Alien Quadrilogy, a set that establishes the new DVD benchmark for retrospective releases and looks unlikely to be surpassed for some time. --Gary S. Dalkin

Product Description
Disc 1: Alien Collector?s Edition Disc 2: Aliens Collector?s Edition Disc 3: Alien 3 Collector?s Edition Disc 4: Alien Resurrection Collector?s Edition Disc 5: Bonus Disc

Directed by
Ridley Scott

Writing credits

Dan O'Bannon (story) and
Ronald Shusett (story)

Dan O'Bannon (screenplay)

Cast (in credits order)

Tom Skerritt ... Dallas

Sigourney Weaver ... Ripley

Veronica Cartwright ... Lambert

Harry Dean Stanton ... Brett

John Hurt ... Kane

Ian Holm ... Ash
Yaphet Kotto ... Parker
Bolaji Badejo ... Alien
Helen Horton ... Mother (voice)
Eddie Powell ... Alien (uncredited)

Directed by
James Cameron

Writing credits
Dan O'Bannon (characters) and
Ronald Shusett (characters)

James Cameron (story) and
David Giler (story) &
Walter Hill (story)

James Cameron (screenplay)

Cast (in credits order)

Sigourney Weaver ... Ellen Ripley
Carrie Henn ... Rebecca 'Newt' Jorden

Michael Biehn ... Cpl. Dwayne Hicks

Lance Henriksen ... Bishop

Paul Reiser ... Carter Burke

Bill Paxton ... Pvt. Hudson
William Hope ... Lt. Gorman

Jenette Goldstein ... Pvt. Vasquez
Al Matthews ... Sgt. Apone
Mark Rolston ... Pvt. Drake

Ricco Ross ... Pvt. Frost
Colette Hiller ... Cpl. Ferro
Daniel Kash ... Pvt. Spunkmeyer
Cynthia Dale Scott ... Cpl. Dietrich (as Cynthia Scott)
Tip Tipping ... Pvt. Crowe
Trevor Steedman ... Pvt. Wierzbowski
Paul Maxwell ... Van Leuwen
Valerie Colgan ... ECA Representative
Alan Polonsky ... Insurance Man
Alibe Parsons ... Med Tech
Blain Fairman ... Doctor
Barbara Coles ... Cocooned Woman
Carl Toop ... Alien Warrior
John Lees ... Power Loader Operator
Holly De Jong ... Ann Jorden
Jay Benedict ... Russ Jorden
Christopher Henn ... Timmy Jorden
Mac McDonald ... Al Simpson, Colony Officer
William Armstrong ... Lydecker (as Bill Armstrong)
Elizabeth Inglis ... Amanda Ripley (uncredited)

The Blues Brothers (1980)

The Blues Brothers (Widescreen 25th Anniversary Edition)

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After building up the duo's popularity through recordings and several performances on Saturday Night Live, John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd--as "legendary" Chicago blues brothers Jake and Elwood Blues--took their act to the big screen in this action-packed hit from 1980. As Jake and Elwood struggle to reunite their old band and save the Chicago orphanage where they were raised, they wreak enough good-natured havoc to attract the entire Cook County police force. The result is a big-budget stunt-fest on a scale rarely attempted before or since, including extended car chases that result in the wanton destruction of shopping malls and more police cars than you can count. Along the way there's plenty of music to punctuate the action, including performances by Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, Cab Calloway, and James Brown that are guaranteed to knock you out. As played with deadpan wit by Belushi and Aykroyd, the Blues Brothers are "on a mission from God," and that gives them a kind of reckless glee that keeps the movie from losing its comedic appeal. Otherwise this might have been just a bloated marathon of mayhem that quickly wears out its welcome (which is how some critics described this film and its 1998 sequel). Keep an eye out for Steven Spielberg as the city clerk who stamps some crucial paperwork near the end of the film.--Jeff Shannon

Product Description
The Blues Brothers 25th Anniversary Edition comes to DVD with the never-before-released Theatrical Version hit, the Director s Cut and all-new bonus material!

Comedy icons John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd star in the outrageously funny musical comedy about Jake and Elwood Blues, two brothers searching for redemption with no money but a briefcase full of soul. Hit the road with musical performances by blues legends Ray Charles, James Brown, Aretha Franklin and Cab Calloway in the action-packed spectacular from acclaimed director John Landis.

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Starring: John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, John Candy, Carrie Fisher
Directed By: John Landis
Running Time: 281 Min.
Copyright Universal Studios Home Entertainment 2005

Format: DVD MOVIE
Directed by
John Landis

Writing credits
Dan Aykroyd (written by) &
John Landis (written by)

Cast (in credits order)
John Belushi ... 'Joliet' Jake Blues (as Jake)

Dan Aykroyd ... Elwood Blues (as Elwood)

James Brown ... Reverend Cleophus James
Cab Calloway ... Curtis

Ray Charles ... Ray
Aretha Franklin ... Mrs. Murphy
Steve Cropper ... Steve 'The Colonel' Cropper
Donald Dunn ... Donald 'Duck' Dunn
Murphy Dunne ... Murphy 'Murph' Dunne
Willie Hall ... Willie 'Too Big' Hall
Tom Malone ... Tom 'Bones' Malone
Lou Marini ... 'Blue Lou' Marini
Matt Murphy ... Matt 'Guitar' Murphy
Alan Rubin ... Alan 'Mr. Fabulous' Rubin

Carrie Fisher ... Mystery Woman
Henry Gibson ... Head Nazi

John Candy ... Burton Mercer
Kathleen Freeman ... Sister Mary Stigmata (a.k.a. The Penguin)
Steve Lawrence ... Maury Sline
Twiggy ... Chic Lady

Frank Oz ... Corrections Officer
Jeff Morris ... Bob
Charles Napier ... Tucker McElroy
Steven Williams ... Trooper Mount (as Steve Williams)
Armand Cerami ... Trooper Daniel
Tom Erhart ... Prison Guard
Gerald Walling ... Prison Guard (as Gerald Walling SJ)
Walter Levine ... Prison Guard
Alonzo Atkins ... Choirmaster

Chaka Khan ... Choir Soloist
Stephen Bishop ... Charming Trooper

John Landis ... Trooper La Fong
Kristi Oleson ... Toys 'R Us Saleswoman
Gary McLarty ... Toys 'R Us Customer
Joe Cuttone ... Lloyd
Layne Britton ... The Cheese Whiz (as Shotgun Britton)
Toni Fleming ... Mrs. Tarantino
Judith Belushi-Pisano ... Cocktail Waitress (as Judy Jacklin)
Rosie Shuster ... Cocktail Waitress

Paul Reubens ... Waiter
Ben Piazza ... Father

Gwen Banta ... Mother
Lari Taylor ... Daughter #1
Cindy Fisher ... Daughter #2
Elizabeth Hoy ... Daughter #3
Tony M. Conde ... Sommelier
Eugene J. Anthony ... Gruppenfuehrer

Dean Hill ... Nazi

Gary Houston ... Nazi
Jack Orend ... Nazi
Gene Schuldt ... Nazi
Charles Mountain ... Cop
John Lee Hooker ... Street Slim
Walter Horton ... Tampa Pete
Pinetop Perkins ... Luther Jackson (as 'Pinetop' Perkins)

Steven Spielberg ... Cook County Assessor's Office Clerk
Willie 'Big Eyes' Smith ... Drums
Luther 'Guitar Jr.' Johnson ... Guitar
Calvin 'Fuzz' Jones ... Bass
Carolyn Franklin ... Soul Food Chorus
Brenda Bryant Corbett ... Soul Food Chorus
Margaret Branch ... Soul Food Chorus
De'voreaux White ... Young Guitar Thief (as Devoreaux White)
Sheilah Wells ... Claire
Lou Perryman ... Man at Bar (as Lou Perry)
Stan Mazin ... Drunk Dancer
Russ Bruzek ... The Good Ole Boys
Blair Burrows ... The Good Ole Boys
Jack Callahan ... The Good Ole Boys
Gene Janson ... The Good Ole Boys
Gil Pearson ... The Good Ole Boys
Aaron Jais ... Orphan
Lemetrius Daniels ... Orphan

Jeff Cahill ... Orphan

Curt Clendenin ... Orphan
Steve Cruz ... Orphan
Leonard Daniels ... Orphan
Sean Hayden ... Orphan
Babatunde Myers ... Orphan
Gary Patzik ... Orphan
J. Bernard Walton ... Orphan
Butch Williams ... Orphan
Wally Engelhardt ... Gas Station Owner
Michael Klenfner ... Clarion Records' President
Ralph Foody ... Police Dispatcher

Leonard R. Garner Jr. ... Lobby Guard #1 (as Lenny Garner)
Andrew Goodman ... Lobby Guard #2
Eddy Donno ... SWAT Team Commander (as Edward Donno)
Joe Walsh ... Prisoner
Shirley Levine ... Woman on Cutting Room Floor
Paul Butler ... Elwood's Boss (scenes deleted)
James Avery ... Man dancing outside Ray's shop (uncredited)
Raven De La Croix ... Woman in Concert Crowd (uncredited)

James DuMont ... Kid Dancing in Street (uncredited)

Tony Farella ... National Guardsman (uncredited)
Norman Matlock ... Police Commissioner (uncredited)
Vicki Petite ... Concert Guest (uncredited)
John Ring ... Fire Commissioner (uncredited)

Steven Rozic ... State Trooper and National Guardsman (uncredited)

Paul Swearingen ... Swimmer (uncredited)

Bill Telfer ... National Guard Corporal / Fireman (uncredited)

James Bond Dr. No

Dr. No

Dr. No: Released in 1962, this first James Bond movie remains one of the best, and serves as an entertaining reminder that the Bond series began (in keeping with Ian Fleming's novels) with a surprising lack of gadgetry and big-budget fireworks. Sean Connery was just 32 years old when he won the role of Agent 007. In his first adventure James Bond is called to Jamaica where a colleague and secretary have been mysteriously killed. With an American CIA agent (Jack Lord, pre-Hawaii Five-O), they discover that the nefarious Dr. No (Joseph Wiseman) is scheming to blackmail the U.S. government with a device capable of deflecting and destroying U.S. rockets launched from Cape Canaveral. Of course, Bond takes time off from his exploits to enjoy the company of a few gorgeous women, including the bikini-clad Ursula Andress. She gloriously kicks off the long-standing tradition of Bond women who know how to please their favorite secret agent. A sexist anachronism? Maybe, but this is Bond at his purest, kicking off a series of movies that shows no sign of slowing down.

Directed by
Terence Young

Writing credits
Ian Fleming (novel)

Richard Maibaum (screenplay) &
Johanna Harwood (screenplay) &
Berkely Mather (screenplay)

Terence Young uncredited

Cast (in credits order)

Sean Connery ... James Bond

Ursula Andress ... Honey Ryder
Joseph Wiseman ... Dr. No

Jack Lord ... Felix Leiter
Bernard Lee ... M
Anthony Dawson ... Professor Dent
Zena Marshall ... Miss Taro
John Kitzmiller ... Quarrel (as John Kitzmuller)
Eunice Gayson ... Sylvia Trench

Lois Maxwell ... Miss Moneypenny

Peter Burton ... Major Boothroyd
Yvonne Shima ... Sister Lily
Michel Mok ... Sister Rose
Marguerite LeWars ... Photographer (as Margaret Le Wars and Marguerite Lewars)
William Foster-Davis ... Superintendent (as Wm. Foster-Davis also)
Dolores Keator ... Mary
Reggie Carter ... Jones
Louis Blaazer ... Pleydell-Smith
Colonel Burton ... General Potter
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Anthony Chinn ... Decontamination Technician (uncredited)
Eric Coverley ... Three Blind Mice Assassin (uncredited)
Margaret Ellery ... Stewardess (uncredited)
John Hatton ... Radio Operator (uncredited)
Bettina Le Beau ... Professor Dent's Secretary (uncredited)
Byron Lee ... Singer at Puss Feller's (uncredited)
Henry Lopez ... Three Blind Mice Assassin (uncredited)
Stanley Morgan ... Concierge in Casino (uncredited)
Tim Moxon ... John Strangways (uncredited)
Malou Pantera ... Hotel Receptionist (uncredited)
Lester Prendergast ... Puss Feller (uncredited)
Milton Reid ... Dr. No's Guard (uncredited)
Robert Rietty ... John Strangways (voice) (uncredited)
Maxwell Shaw ... Communications Foreman (uncredited)
Bob Simmons ... James Bond in Gunbarrel Sequence (uncredited)
Nikki Van der Zyl ... Honey (voice) (uncredited)

Other ways to get this movie:




United Artists Cinema Greats Collection, Set 1 (The Pink Panther / A Fistful of Dollars / Dr. No / The Magnificent Seven)









James Bond Ultimate Edition - Vol. 4 (Dr. No / You Only Live Twice / Octopussy / Tomorrow Never Dies / Moonraker)



















James Bond Ultimate Edition Boxed Sets Bundle

The Magnificent Seven (1960)

The Magnificent Seven (Special Edition)

Directed by
John Sturges

Writing credits
Akira Kurosawa (screenplay "Shichinin no samurai") uncredited &
Shinobu Hashimoto (screenplay "Shichinin no samurai") uncredited &
Hideo Oguni (screenplay "Shichinin no samurai") uncredited

William Roberts (screenplay)

Walter Bernstein uncredited and
Walter Newman uncredited

Cast (in credits order)

Yul Brynner ... Chris Adams

Eli Wallach ... Calvera

Steve McQueen ... Vin

Charles Bronson ... Bernardo O'Reilly

Robert Vaughn ... Lee
Brad Dexter ... Harry Luck

James Coburn ... Britt
Jorge Martínez de Hoyos ... Hilario (as Jorge Martinez de Hoyas)
Vladimir Sokoloff ... Old man
Rosenda Monteros ... Petra
Rico Alaniz ... Sotero
Pepe Hern
Natividad Vacío ... Miguel (as Natividad Vacio)
Mario Navarro
Danny Bravo
John A. Alonzo ... Tomas (as John Alonso)
Enrique Lucero
Alex Montoya

Robert J. Wilke ... Wallace (as Robert Wilke)

Val Avery ... Henry (corset salesman)
Whit Bissell ... Chamlee (undertaker)
Bing Russell ... Robert, (Henry's traveling companion)
Horst Buchholz ... Chico
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Roberto Contreras ... Villager (uncredited)
Valentin de Vargas ... Calvera henchman (uncredited)
Larry Duran ... (uncredited)
Joseph Ruskin ... Filene (uncredited)

Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)

Monty Python and the Holy Grail (Special Edition)


Directed by
Terry Gilliam
Terry Jones

Writing credits
Graham Chapman (written by) &
John Cleese (written by) &
Eric Idle (written by) &
Terry Gilliam (written by) &
Terry Jones (written by) &
Michael Palin (written by)

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete
Graham Chapman ... King Arthur / Voice of God / Middle Head / Hiccoughing Guard

John Cleese ... Second Swallow-Savvy Guard / The Black Knight / Peasant 3 / Sir Lancelot, the Brave / Taunting French Guard / Tim the Enchanter

Eric Idle ... Dead Collector / Peasant 1 / Sir Robin the Not-Quite-So-Brave-as-Sir Launcelot / First Swamp Castle Guard / Concorde / Roger the Shrubber / Brother Maynard

Terry Gilliam ... Patsy / Green Knight / Old Man from scene 24 (Bridgekeeper) / Sir Bors / Animator / Gorrilla Hand
Terry Jones ... Dennis's Mother / Sir Bedevere / Left Head / Voice of Cartoon Scribe / Prince Herbert
Michael Palin ... First Swallow-Savvy Guard / Dennis / Peasant 2 / Right Head / Sir Galahad the Pure / Narrator / King of Swamp Castle / Brother Maynard's Brother / Leader of The Knights who say NI!
Connie Booth ... The Witch
Carol Cleveland ... Zoot / Dingo
Neil Innes ... First Monk / Singing Minstrel / Page Crushed by the Rabbit / Peasant #4
Bee Duffell ... Old Crone
John Young ... Dead Body / Historian Frank
Rita Davies ... Historian's Wife
Avril Stewart ... Dr. Piglet
Sally Kinghorn ... Dr. Winston
Mark Zycon ... Prisoner
Elspeth Cameron ... Girl in Castle Anthrax
Mitsuko Forstater ... Girl in Castle Anthrax

Sandy Johnson ... Knight of Ni, Villager at witch burning, Musician at wedding, Monk, Knight in battle
Sandy Rose ... Girl in Castle Anthrax
Romilly Squire ... Musician at wedding, Villager at witch burning
Joni Flynn ... Girl in Castle Anthrax
Alison Walker ... Girl in Castle Anthrax
Loraine Ward ... Girl in Castle Anthrax
Anna Lanski ... Girl in Castle Anthrax
Sally Coombe ... Girl in Castle Anthrax
Vivienne MacDonald ... Girl in Castle Anthrax
Yvonne Dick ... Girl in Castle Anthrax
Daphne Darling ... Girl in Castle Anthrax
Fiona Gordon ... Girl in Castle Anthrax
Gloria Graham ... Girl in Castle Anthrax
Judy Lams ... Girl in Castle Anthrax
Tracy Sneddon ... Girl in Castle Anthrax
Sylvia Taylor ... Girl in Castle Anthrax
Joyce Pollner ... Girl in Castle Anthrax
Mary Allen ... Girl in Castle Anthrax
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Julian Doyle ... Police Sergeant (uncredited)
Charles Knode ... Camp' Guard / One of Robins Minstrels (uncredited)
Zack Matalon ... Guard who falls into barrels (uncredited)
William Palin ... Sir Not-Appearing-in-this-Film (photograph) (uncredited)
Tom Raeburn ... Guard Eating Apple (uncredited)
Roy Forge Smith ... Inspector End of Film (uncredited)
Maggie Weston ... Page turner (hand only) (uncredited)

The Rocky Collection

Rocky - The Complete Saga Collection

The only remaining evidence that Sylvester Stallone might have had a respectable career, this 1976 Oscar winner (for Best Picture, Director, and Editing) is still the quintessential ode to an underdog and one of the best boxing movies ever made. After writing the script about a two-bit boxer who gets a "million-to-one shot" against the world heavyweight champion, Stallone insisted that he star in the title role, and his equally unknown status helped to catapult him (and this rousing film) to overnight success. The story is familiar, but it has been handled with such vitality and emotional honesty that you can't help but leap and cheer for Rocky Balboa, the chump turned champ (despite his valiant defeat in the ring) who stuns the boxing world with the support of his timid girlfriend, Adrian (Talia Shire), and grizzled trainer, Mickey (Burgess Meredith). Oscar nominations went to all the lead actors (including Burt Young as Adrian's hot-tempered brother), but five sequels could never top the universal appeal of this low-budget crowd pleaser.


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Nominated for 10 Academy Awards and winner for Best Picture, it's the film that inspired a nation! Audiences and critics alike cheered this American success story of an "everyman" triumphing over all odds. Featuring a dynamic musical score, a thrilling fight sequence and four Oscar - nominated performances, this rousing crowd-pleaser will send spirits soaring. Fighting for love, glory and self-respect, Rocky scores an exultant knockout! Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone) is a Philadelphia club fighter who seems to be going nowhere. But whena stroke of fate puts him in the ring with a world heavyweight champion, Rocky knows that it's his one shot at the big time - a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to go the distance and come out a winner! *1976: Actor (Stallone), Actress (Talia Shire), Supporting Actor (Burgess Meredith, Burt Young), Director (won), Original Screenplay, Original Song, Editing (won), Sound

West Side Story

West Side Story (Special Edition DVD Collector's Set)

• Tagline: "BEST PICTURE!" Winner of 10 Academy Awards! - 1961 (post-Oscar)
• Plot Outline Musical about two youngsters from rival NYC gangs who fall in love.
• Plot Synopsis: Westside story is the award winning adaptation of the classic romantic tragedy, Romeo and Juliette. The feuding families become two warring New York City gangs- the white Jets led by Riff and the Puerto Rican Sharks, led by Brenardo. Their hatred escalates to a point where neither can coexist with any form of understanding. But when Riff's best friend (and former Jet) Tony and Bernardo's younger sister Maria meet at a dance, no one can do anything to stop their love. Maria and Tony begin meeting in secret, planning to run away. Then the Skarks and Jets plan a rumble under the highway - whoever wins gains control of the streets. Maria sends Tony to stop it, hoping it can end the violence. It goes terribly wrong, and before the lovers know what's happened, tragedy strikes and doesn't stop until the climatic and heartbreaking ending.

Actors: Natalie Wood, Richard Beymer, Russ Tamblyn, Rita Moreno, George Chakiris, See more
Directors: Jerome Robbins, Robert Wise

The Departed

I just realized I can link you to Amazon if you want to buy some of the films I list here. I thought I'd start with my all time favorite movie, The Departed. Click the link to see it at Amazon.

The Departed

Martin Scorsese makes a welcome return to the mean streets (of Boston, in this case) with The Departed, hailed by many as Scorsese's best film since Casino. Since this crackling crime thriller is essentially a Scorsese-stamped remake of the acclaimed 2002 Hong Kong thriller Infernal Affairs, the film was intensely scrutinized by devoted critics and cinephiles, and while Scorsese's intense filmmaking and all-star cast deserve ample acclaim, The Departed is also worthy of serious re-assessment, especially with regard to what some attentive viewers described as sloppy craftsmanship (!), notably in terms of mismatched shots and jagged continuity. But no matter where you fall on the Scorsese appreciation scale, there's no denying that The Departed is a signature piece of work from one of America's finest directors, designed for maximum impact with a breathtaking series of twists, turns, and violent surprises. It's an intricate cat-and-mouse game, but this time the cat and mouse are both moles: Colin Sullivan (Matt Damon) is an ambitious cop on the rise, planted in the Boston police force by criminal kingpin Frank Costello (Jack Nicholson). Billy Costigan (Leonardo DiCaprio) is a hot-tempered police cadet who's been artificially disgraced and then planted into Costello's crime operation as a seemingly trustworthy soldier. As the multilayered plot unfolds (courtesy of a scorching adaptation by Kingdom of Heaven screenwriter William Monahan), Costigan and Sullivan conduct a volatile search for each other (they're essentially looking for "themselves") while simultaneously wooing the psychiatrist (Vera Farmiga) assigned to treat their crime-driven anxieties.

Such convenient coincidences might sink a lesser film, but The Departed is so electrifying that you barely notice the plot-holes. And while Nicholson's profane swagger is too much "Jack" and not enough "Costello," he's still a joy to watch, especially in a film that's additionally energized by memorable (and frequently hilarious) supporting roles for Alec Baldwin, Mark Wahlberg, and a host of other big-name performers. The Departed also makes clever and plot-dependent use of cell-phones, to the extent that it couldn't exist without them. Powered by Scorsese's trademark use of well-chosen soundtrack songs (from vintage rock to Puccini's operas), The Departed may not be perfect, but it's one helluva ride for moviegoers, proving popular enough to become the biggest box-office hit of Scorsese's commercially rocky career.

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Rookie cop Billy Costigan (Leonardo DiCaprio) grew up in crime. That makes him the perfect mole, the man on the inside of the mob run by boss Frank Costello (Jack Nicholson). It's his job to win Costello's trust and help his detective handlers (Mark Wahlberg and Martin Sheen) bring Costello down. Meanwhile, SIU officer Colin Sullivan (Matt Damon) has everyone's trust. No one suspects he's Costello's mole. How these covert lives cross, double-cross and collide is at the ferocious core of the widely acclaimed The Departed. Martin Scorsese directs, guiding a cast for the ages in a visceral tale of crime and consequences. This is searing, can't-look-away filmmaking: like staring into the eyes of a con - or a cop - with a gun.

It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (1963)

Directed by
Stanley Kramer

Writing credits
William Rose (story) &
Tania Rose (story)

William Rose (screenplay) &
Tania Rose (screenplay)

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete

Spencer Tracy ... Capt. C. G. Culpepper

Milton Berle ... J. Russell Finch
Sid Caesar ... Melville Crump, DDS

Buddy Hackett ... Benjy Benjamin
Ethel Merman ... Mrs. Marcus

Mickey Rooney ... Ding 'Dingy' Bell
Dick Shawn ... Sylvester Marcus

Phil Silvers ... Otto Meyer
Terry-Thomas ... Lt.Col. J. Algernon Hawthorne

Jonathan Winters ... Lennie Pike

Edie Adams ... Monica Crump
Dorothy Provine ... Emeline Marcus-Finch
Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson ... Second cab driver
Jim Backus ... Tyler Fitzgerald
Ben Blue ... Biplane pilot
Joe E. Brown ... Union official
Alan Carney ... Police sergeant
Chick Chandler ... Detective outside Chinese laundromat
Barrie Chase ... Sylvester's girlfriend
Lloyd Corrigan ... The Mayor
William Demarest ... Police Chief Aloysius aka Al
Andy Devine ... Sheriff of Crockett County
Selma Diamond ... Ginger Culpeper, Voice on Telephone (voice)

Peter Falk ... Third cab driver
Norman Fell ... Detective at Grogan's crash site
Paul Ford ... Col. Wilberforce
Stan Freberg ... Deputy sheriff
Louise Glenn ... Billie Sue Culpeper, Voice on Telephone (voice)
Leo Gorcey ... First cab driver
Sterling Holloway ... Fire Chief

Edward Everett Horton ... Mr. Dinckler
Marvin Kaplan ... Irwin

Buster Keaton ... Jimmy the Crook

Don Knotts ... Nervous Motorist

Charles Lane ... Airport manager
Mike Mazurki ... Miner
Charles McGraw ... Lt. Matthews
Cliff Norton ... Reporter
Zasu Pitts ... Gertie (switchboard operator)

Carl Reiner ... Tower controller at Rancho Conejo
Madlyn Rhue ... Secretary Schwartz
Roy Roberts ... Policeman outside Irwin & Ray's Garage
Arnold Stang ... Ray
Nick Stewart ... Migrant truck driver
Joe DeRita ... Fireman (as The Three Stooges)
Larry Fine ... Fireman (as The Three Stooges)
Moe Howard ... Fireman (as The Three Stooges)
Sammee Tong ... Chinese laundryman
Jesse White ... Radio tower operator at Rancho Conejo

Jimmy Durante ... Smiler Grogan
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Jack Benny ... Man in car in desert (uncredited)
Paul Birch ... Policeman (uncredited)
John Clarke ... Helicoper Pilot (uncredited)
Stanley Clements ... Detective in squad room (uncredited)
Howard Da Silva ... Airport Officer (uncredited)
Minta Durfee ... Bit part (uncredited)
Roy Engel ... Patrolman / Police radio voice unit F-14 (uncredited)
James Flavin ... Patrolman (uncredited)
Nicholas Georgiade ... Detective at Grogan's crash site (uncredited)
Stacy Harris ... Police radio voice unit F-7 (voice) (uncredited)
Don C. Harvey ... Policeman in helicopter (uncredited)
Allen Jenkins ... Police officer (uncredited)
Robert Karnes ... Police Officer Simmy (uncredited)
Tom Kennedy ... Traffic cop (uncredited)
Harry Lauter ... Police dispatcher (uncredited)
Ben Lessy ... George (steward) (uncredited)
Bobo Lewis ... Pilot's wife (uncredited)

Jerry Lewis ... Man who runs over hat (uncredited)
Bob Mazurki ... Eddie (miner's son) (uncredited)
Barbara Pepper ... Bit part (uncredited)
Eddie Ryder ... Air traffic control tower staffer (uncredited)
Charles Sherlock ... Crowd Extra (uncredited)
Eddie Smith ... Extra (uncredited)
Doodles Weaver ... Hardware Store Clerk (uncredited)

The Godfather II (1974)

Directed by
Francis Ford Coppola

Writing credits
Mario Puzo (novel "The Godfather")

Francis Ford Coppola (screenplay) and
Mario Puzo (screenplay)

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete

Al Pacino ... Don Michael Corleone

Robert Duvall ... Tom Hagen

Diane Keaton ... Kay Corleone

Robert De Niro ... Vito Corleone

John Cazale ... Fredo Corleone

Talia Shire ... Connie Corleone
Lee Strasberg ... Hyman Roth
Michael V. Gazzo ... Frankie Pentangeli
G.D. Spradlin ... Senator Pat Geary

Richard Bright ... Al Neri
Gastone Moschin ... Don Fanucci (as Gaston Moschin)
Tom Rosqui ... Rocco Lampone

Bruno Kirby ... Young Peter Clemenza (as B. Kirby Jr.)

Frank Sivero ... Genco Abbandando
Francesca De Sapio ... Young Mama Corleone (as Francesca de Sapio)
Morgana King ... Mama Corleone
Marianna Hill ... Deanna Corleone (as Mariana Hill)
Leopoldo Trieste ... Signor Roberto

Dominic Chianese ... Johnny Ola
Amerigo Tot ... Michael's Bodyguard

Troy Donahue ... Merle Johnson

John Aprea ... Young Sal Tessio
Joe Spinell ... Willi Cicci

James Caan ... Sonny Corleone
Abe Vigoda ... Sal Tessio
Tere Livrano ... Theresa Hagen
Gianni Russo ... Carlo Rizzi
Maria Carta ... Vito's mother
Oreste Baldini ... Vito Andolini - as a boy
Giuseppe Sillato ... Don Francesco 'Ciccio'
Mario Cotone ... Don Tommasino
James Gounaris ... Anthony Vito Corleone
Fay Spain ... Mrs. Marcia Roth

Harry Dean Stanton ... FBI man #1
David Baker ... FBI man #2
Carmine Caridi ... Carmine Rosato

Danny Aiello ... Tony Rosato
Carmine Foresta ... Policeman
Nick Discenza ... Bartender
Father Joseph Medeglia ... Father Carmelo
William Bowers ... Senate committee chairman
Joseph Della Sorte ... Michael's buttonman #1 (as Joe Della Sorte)

Carmen Argenziano ... Michael's buttonman #2
Joe Lo Grippo ... Michael's buttonman #3
Ezio Flagello ... Impressario
Livio Giorgi ... Tenor in 'Senza Mamma'
Kathleen Beller ... Girl in 'Senza Mamma' (as Kathy Beller)
Saveria Mazzola ... Signora Colombo
Tito Alba ... Cuban President Batista
Johnny Naranjo ... Cuban translator
Elda Maida ... Pentangeli's wife
Salvatore Po ... Vincenzo, Pentangeli's brother
Ignazio Pappalardo ... Mosca
Andrea Maugeri ... Strollo
Peter LaCorte ... Signor Abbandando
Vincent Coppola ... Street vendor
Peter Donat ... Questadt
Tom Dahlgren ... Fred Corngold
Paul B. Brown ... Senator Ream
Phil Feldman ... Senator #1
Roger Corman ... Senator #2

Ivonne Coll ... Yolanda (as Yvonne Coll)
Joe De Nicola ... Attendant at brothel (as J.D. Nicols)
Edward Van Sickle ... Ellis Island doctor
Gabriella Belloni ... Ellis Island nurse (as Gabria Belloni)
Richard Watson ... Custom official
Venancia Grangerard ... Cuban nurse
Erica Yohn ... Governess
Teresa Tirelli ... Midwife
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Italia Coppola ... Mama Corleone's body (uncredited)

Roman Coppola ... Sonny Corleone, as a boy (uncredited)

Sofia Coppola ... Child on ship (uncredited)
Julie Gregg ... Sandra Corleone (uncredited)
Larry Guardino ... Vito's uncle (uncredited)
Gary Kurtz ... Photographer in court (uncredited)
Laura Lyons ... (uncredited)
Connie Mason ... Extra (uncredited)
Richard Matheson ... Senator #3 (uncredited)
John Megna ... Young Hyman Roth (uncredited)
Frank Pesce ... Extra (uncredited)
Victor Pujols ... Cuban guerilla with grenade (uncredited)

Tony Sirico ... Extra (uncredited) (unconfirmed)
Filomena Spagnuolo ... Extra in Little Italy (uncredited)
Julian Voloshin ... Sam Roth (uncredited)

Showgirls (1995)

Directed by
Paul Verhoeven (also as Jan Jansen: edited television version)

Writing credits
(WGA)
Joe Eszterhas (written by)

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete

Elizabeth Berkley ... Nomi Malone

Kyle MacLachlan ... Zack Carey

Gina Gershon ... Cristal Connors

Glenn Plummer ... James Smith

Robert Davi ... Al Torres

Alan Rachins ... Tony Moss

Gina Ravera ... Molly Abrams
Lin Tucci ... Henrietta 'Mama' Bazoom

Greg Travis ... Phil Newkirk

Al Ruscio ... Mr. Karlman
Patrick Bristow ... Marty Jacobsen

William Shockley ... Andrew Carver
Michelle Johnston ... Gay Carpenter

Dewey Weber ... Jeff

Rena Riffel ... Penny / Hope
Melissa Williams ... Julie

Ungela Brockman ... Annie
Melinda Songer ... Nicky
Lance Davis ... Bell Captain

Jack McGee ... Jack, Stagehand
Jim Ishida ... Mr. Okida

Bobbie Phillips ... Dee
Danté McCarthy ... Carmi (as Dante McCarthy)
Caroline Key Johnson ... Nadia
Joan Foley ... Jail Matron
Terry Beeman ... Felix

Kevin Alexander Stea ... Daryl (as Kevin Stea)
Lisa Boyle ... Sonny

Alexander Folk ... Booking Sergeant

Matt Battaglia ... Andrew Carver's Bodyguard

Teo ... Andrew Carver's Bodyguard
Melanie Van Betten ... Versace Saleswoman

Alexander Zale ... Doctor
Irene Olga López ... Personnel Woman (as Irene Olga Lopez)

Julie Pop ... Nurse

Pamela Anderson ... Party Singer
Jacob Witkin ... Caesar
Jana Walker ... Secretary
Christina Robinette ... Receptionist

Jim Wise ... Loudmouth at Cheetah
Michael Shure ... Drunk at Cheetah

Geoff Callan ... Drunk at Cheetah
Rick Marotta ... Long-Haired Drunk
Paul Bates ... Bouncer at Cheetah

Michael Cooke ... Casino Lecher
Jean Barrett ... Change Girl
Gary Devaney ... Texan at Spago
Gene Ellison-Jones ... Texan at Spago
Fernando Celis ... Hector
Robert Dunn ... Chimp Trainer
Ashley Nation ... Julie's Daughter
Cory Melander ... Julie's Son
Sean Breen ... Reporter
Elizabeth Kennedy ... Photographer
Katherine Manning ... Reporter
Warren Reno ... Crave Club Bouncer
Ken Enomoto ... Cheetah Customer
Y. Hero Abe ... Cheetah Customer
Rodney Ueno ... Cheetah Customer
Kathleen McTeague ... Al Torres' Girl
Kristen Knittle ... Al Torres' Girl
Sage Peart ... Paramedic
Michael Washington ... Crave Club Heckler

Sebastian Lacause ... Sal (as Sebastian La Cause)
Debbie Ables ... Goddess Dancer
Lindsley Allen ... Dancer

Bryan Anthony ... Goddess Dancer
Christopher D. Childers ... Goddess Dancer (as Christopher Childers)
Keith Diorio ... Goddess Dancer
Eric L. Ellis ... Goddess Dancer (as Eric Ellis)

Carrie Ann Inaba ... Goddess Dancer

Deena Grassia ... Goddess Dancer
John Jacquet Jr. ... Goddess Dancer (as John Jacquet)
Laurie Kanyok ... Goddess Dancer
Caitlin McLean ... Goddess Dancer
Suzi McDonald ... Goddess Dancer
Lisa Ratzin ... Goddess Dancer
Sal Vassallo ... Goddess Dancer
Kim Wolfe ... Goddess Dancer
Jamy Woodbury ... Goddess Dancer
Jason Yribar ... Goddess Dancer
Judette Warren ... Goddess Dancer
Lonetta Pugh ... Baby Fat Dancer
María Díaz ... Yoga Dancer
Madison Clark ... Classes Dancer
Bethany Chesser ... Finalist Dancer
Kelly St. Romaine ... Melon Dancer

Danielle Burgio ... Ear and Nose Dancer

Micki Duran ... Dancer
Michelle Elkin ... Other Audition Dancer

Neisha Folkes-LeMelle ... Other Audition Dancer
Andrea Moen ... Other Audition Dancer
Nancy O'Meara ... Other Audition Dancer

Sandra Plazinic ... Other Audition Dancer
Laurie Sposit ... Other Audition Dancer
Tonya Tovias ... Other Audition Dancer

Michelle Zeitlin ... Other Audition Dancer
Chris Tedesco ... Jazz Combo
Larry Washington ... Jazz Combo
Patrick Seymour ... Jazz Combo
Robb Vallier ... Jazz Combo
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Buggsy Pearce ... Andrew Carver, Singing (voice)
Richard Atchley ... Club patron (uncredited)

Anthony Backman ... Cheetah Customer / Club Dancer (uncredited)
Anne Gaybis ... Cheetah Dancer (uncredited)
Amber Herrel ... Cheetah Dancer (uncredited)
Walt G. Ludwig ... Wally, Bartender (uncredited)

Timothy Scott Ralston ... Penny's Friend (uncredited)

Eric Ritter ... Car Driver / Fighter (uncredited)
Richard Roraback ... Clubgoer (uncredited)

The Outsiders (1983)

Directed by
Francis Ford Coppola (as Francis Coppola)

Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
S.E. Hinton novel
Kathleen Rowell (as Kathleen Knutsen Rowell)

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete

Matt Dillon ... Dallas 'Dally' Winston

Ralph Macchio ... Johnny Cade

C. Thomas Howell ... Ponyboy Curtis

Patrick Swayze ... Darrel 'Darry' Curtis

Rob Lowe ... Sodapop Curtis

Emilio Estevez ... Keith 'Two-Bit' Mathews

Tom Cruise ... Steve Randle
Glenn Withrow ... Tim Shepard

Diane Lane ... Sherri 'Cherry' Valance
Leif Garrett ... Bob Sheldon

Darren Dalton ... Randy Anderson
Michelle Meyrink ... Marcia
Gailard Sartain ... Jerry Wood

Tom Waits ... Buck Merrill
William Smith ... Store Clerk

Tom Hillmann ... Greaser in Concession Stand (as Tom Hillman)
Hugh Walkinshaw ... Soc in Concession Stand

Sofia Coppola ... Little Girl (as Domino)
Teresa Wilkerson Hunt ... Woman at Fire
Linda Nystedt ... Nurse
S.E. Hinton ... Nurse
Brent Beesley ... Suburb Guy
John Meier ... Paul (as John C. Meier)
Ed Jackson ... Motorcycle Cop
Daniel R. Suhart ... Orderly (as Dan Suhart)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Heather Langenkamp ... (scenes deleted)

Forrest Gump (1994)

Directed by
Robert Zemeckis

Writing credits
(WGA)
Winston Groom (novel)

Eric Roth (screenplay)

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete

Tom Hanks ... Forrest Gump

Robin Wright Penn ... Jenny Curran (as Robin Wright)

Gary Sinise ... Lt. Dan Taylor

Mykelti Williamson ... Pvt. Benjamin Buford 'Bubba' Blue

Sally Field ... Mrs. Gump
Rebecca Williams ... Nurse at Park Bench
Michael Conner Humphreys ... Young Forrest Gump
Harold G. Herthum ... Doctor (as Harold Herthum)
George Kelly ... Barber
Bob Penny ... Crony
John Randall ... Crony
Sam Anderson ... Principal
Margo Moorer ... Louise, Mrs. Gump's Housekeeper
Ione M. Telech ... Elderly Woman
Christine Seabrook ... Elderly Woman's Daughter
Peter Dobson ... Elvis Presley

Siobhan Fallon ... Dorothy Harris, School Bus Driver (as Siobhan J. Fallon)
Alexander Zemeckis ... School Bus Boy
Logan Livingston Gomez ... School Bus Boy
Ben Waddel ... School Bus Boy
Elizabeth Hanks ... School Bus Girl

Hanna Hall ... Young Jenny Curran (as Hanna R. Hall)
Tyler Long ... Red Headed Boy

Christopher Jones ... Boy with Cross
Grady Bowman ... Fat Boy
Kevin Mangan ... Mr. Curran, Jenny's Father
Fay Genens ... Jenny's Grandmother
Frank Geyer ... Police Chief
Rob Landry ... Red Headed Teen
Jason McGuire ... Fat Teen
Pete Auster ... Teen with Cross

Sonny Shroyer ... Coach Paul 'Bear' Bryant
Brett Rice ... High School Football Coach
Ed Davis ... High School Football Coach
Daniel C. Striepeke ... Recruiter (as Daniel Striepeke)
Bruce Lucvia ... Kick Off Return Player
David Brisbin ... Newscaster

Kirk Ward ... Earl, Demonstration Observer
Angela Lomas ... Black Student
Timothy Record ... Black Student
Deborah McTeer ... Woman with Child on Park Bench
Mark Matheisen ... Billy, Jenny's Date
Al Harrington ... Local Anchor #1
Jed Gillin ... President John F. Kennedy (voice)
Bob Harks ... University Dean
Don Fischer ... Army Recruiter
Kenneth Bevington ... Army Bus Driver
Michael Flannery ... Bus Recruit
Gary Robinson ... Bus Recruit
Marlena Smalls ... Mrs. Blue, Bubba's Mother
Kitty K. Green ... Bubba's Great-Grandmother
John Worsham ... Southern Gentleman
Afemo Omilami ... Drill Sergeant
Matt Wallace ... Barracks Recruit
Danté McCarthy ... Topless Girl
Paulie DiCocco ... Strip Club Emcee
Mike Jolly ... Club Patron
Michael Kemmerling ... Club Patron
John Voldstad ... Club Patron
Jeffrey Winner ... Club Patron
Russ Wilson ... Pick-up Truck Driver
Daniel J. Gillooly ... Helicopter Gunman
Calvin Gadsden ... Staff Sergeant at Fort Platoon Vietnam
Aaron Izbicki ... Pvt. Dallas from Phoenix
Michael Burgess ... Pvt. Cleveland from Detroit

Steven Griffith ... Tex
Bill Roberson ... Fat Man at Bench
Michael McFall ... Army Hospital Male Nurse
Eric Underwood ... Mail Call Soldier
Byron Minns ... Wounded Soldier

Stephen Bridgewater ... Hospital Officer (as Stephen Wesley Bridgewater)
Bonnie Ann Burgess ... Army Nurse
Scott Oliver ... National Correspondent #1
John William Galt ... President Lyndon B. Johnson (voice)
Hilary Chaplain ... Hilary

Isabel Rose ... Isabel
Jay Ross ... Veteran at War Rally
Richard D'Alessandro ... Abbie Hoffman
Dick Stilwell ... Policeman at War Rally
Kevin Davis ... Black Panther
Michael Jace ... Black Panther
Geoffrey Blake ... Wesley, SDS Organizer
Tim Perry ... Hippie at Commune
Vanessa Roth ... Hollywood Boulevard Girlfriend
Emily Carey ... Hollywood Boulevard Girlfriend

Paul Raczkowski ... Man in VW Bug
Valentino ... Chinese Ping Pong Player
Dick Cavett ... Himself
Joe Stefanelli ... John Lennon (voice)

Tiffany Salerno ... Cunning Carla, Prostitute at Bar

Marla Sucharetza ... Long-Limbs Lenor, Prostitute at Bar
Aloysius Gigl ... Musician Boyfriend
Jack Bowden ... National Correspondent #4
Joe Alaskey ... President Richard Nixon (voice)
Lazarus Jackson ... Discharge Officer
W. Benson Terry ... Stanley Loomis
Matt Rebenkoff ... Drugged Out Boyfriend
Peter Bannon ... Local Correspondent #2
Joe Washington ... Local Anchor #2

Nora Dunfee ... Elderly Southern Woman on Park Bench
Nathalie Hendrix ... Local Anchor #3
Hallie D'Amore ... Waitress in Cafe
Chiffonye Cobb ... Hannibal Reporter
Juan Singleton ... Hannibal Reporter
Bobby Richardson ... Hannibal Reporter

Michael Mattison ... Taxi Driver
Lenny Herb ... Young Man Running

Charles Boswell ... Aging Hippie
Timothy McNeil ... Wild Eyed Man (as Tim McNeil)

Haley Joel Osment ... Forrest Gump Jr.
Lonnie Hamilton ... The Minister
Teresa Denton ... Susan, Lt. Dan's Fiancée
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Steve DeRellian ... Wounded Soldier (as Stephen Derelian)
John Glenn Harding ... Wounded Soldier

Rob Adams ... College Quarterback (uncredited)
Markus Alexander ... Vietnam Vetern (uncredited)
Neil Armstrong ... Himself - Stepping onto the Moon (archive footage) (uncredited)
Jim Boeke ... University of Alabama Assistant Football Coach (uncredited)
Arthur Bremer ... Himself - Shooting George Wallace (archive footage) (uncredited)

Dick Clark ... Himself - New Year's Eve (archive footage) (uncredited)
John Connally ... Himself - with JFK in Dallas (archive footage) (uncredited)
Jim Damron ... CBS Correspondent Cooper (uncredited)

James Ent ... Alabama College Photographer #1 (uncredited)
Gerald Ford ... Himself - Assassination Attempt (archive footage) (uncredited)

Bryan Hanna ... Football Coach (uncredited)
Zach Hanner ... Barracks Recruit (uncredited)

Bob Hope ... Himself - in Vietnam (archive footage) (uncredited)
Lyndon Johnson ... Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Shann Johnson ... (uncredited)
Jim Keller ... Hippie at Commune (uncredited)

Devon Kelly ... Jenny's College Roommate (uncredited)

John F. Kennedy ... Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Robert F. Kennedy ... Himself - after 1968 California Primary (archive footage) (uncredited)

Aaron Michael Lacey ... National Guardsman (uncredited)

John Lennon ... Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Jacqueline Lovell ... Football Fan (uncredited)
Richard Nixon ... Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)

Elvis Presley ... Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)

Ronald Reagan ... Himself - Assassination Attempt (archive footage) (uncredited)
Mark A. Rich ... VA in Hospital (uncredited)

Kurt Russell ... Elvis Presley (voice) (uncredited)
Brendan Shanahan ... Football Player (uncredited)

William Shipman ... Black Panther (uncredited)
Mary Ellen Trainor ... Jenny's Babysitter (uncredited)
USC Trojan Marching Band ... Alabama Marching Band (uncredited)
George Wallace ... Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)

Toy Story 2 (1999)

Directed by
John Lasseter
Ash Brannon (co-director)
Lee Unkrich (co-director)

Writing credits
John Lasseter (story) &
Pete Docter (story) &
Ash Brannon (story) and
Andrew Stanton (story)

Andrew Stanton (screenplay) &
Rita Hsiao (screenplay) &
Doug Chamberlain (screenplay) and
Chris Webb (screenplay)

Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification

Tom Hanks ... Woody (voice)

Tim Allen ... Buzz Lightyear (voice)

Joan Cusack ... Jessie, the Yodeling Cowgirl (voice)

Kelsey Grammer ... Stinky Pete the Prospector (voice)

Don Rickles ... Mr. Potato Head (voice)

Jim Varney ... Slinky Dog (voice)
Wallace Shawn ... Rex the Green Dinosaur (voice)

John Ratzenberger ... Hamm the Piggy Bank (voice)

Annie Potts ... Bo Peep (voice)
Wayne Knight ... Al the Toy Collector (voice)

John Morris ... Andy (voice)

Laurie Metcalf ... Andy's Mom (voice)
Estelle Harris ... Mrs. Potato Head (voice)
Jodi Benson ... Tour Guide Barbie / Barbie on Backpack (voice)
Joe Ranft ... Wheezy the Penguin (voice)

Andrew Stanton ... Evil Emperor Zurg (voice)

R. Lee Ermey ... Army Sarge (voice)

Jonathan Harris ... Geri the Cleaner (voice)

Jeff Pidgeon ... Green Aliens (voice)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jack Angel ... Additional Voices (voice)
Bob Bergen ... Additional Voices (voice)
Mary Kay Bergman ... Jessie (yodeling) / Additional Voices (voice)

Sheryl Bernstein ... Additional Voices (voice)
Rodger Bumpass ... Additional Voices (voice)

Corey Burton ... Additional Voices (voice)
Rachel Davey ... Additional Voices (voice)

Debi Derryberry ... Additional Voices (voice)

Jessica Evans ... Additional Voices (voice)
Bill Farmer ... Additional Voices (voice)

Dave Foley ... Flik the Ant (voice)

Pat Fraley ... Additional Voices (voice)

Robert Goulet ... Wheezy the Penguin (singing voice)
Jess Harnell ... Additional Voices (voice)
John Lasseter ... Additional Voices (voice)
Nicolette Little ... Additional Voices (voice)
Sherry Lynn ... Additional Voices (voice)
Mickie McGowan ... Additional Voices (voice)
Andi Peters ... Baggage Handler (voice)

Phil Proctor ... Additional Voices (voice)
Jan Rabson ... Additional Voices (voice)

Carly Schroeder ... Additional Voices (voice)

Madylin Sweeten ... Additional Voices (voice)
Hannah Unkrich ... Additional Voices (voice)
Lee Unkrich ... Additional Voices (voice)

Saving Private Ryan (1998)

Directed by
Steven Spielberg

Writing credits
(WGA)
Robert Rodat (written by)

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete

Tom Hanks ... Captain John H. Miller

Tom Sizemore ... Sergeant Mike Horvath

Edward Burns ... Pvt. Richard Reiben

Barry Pepper ... Pvt. Daniel Jackson

Adam Goldberg ... Pvt. Stanley Mellish

Vin Diesel ... Private Adrian Caparzo

Giovanni Ribisi ... T-4 Medic Irwin Wade

Jeremy Davies ... Cpl. Timothy P. Upham

Matt Damon ... Private James Francis Ryan

Ted Danson ... Captain Fred Hamill

Paul Giamatti ... Sergeant Hill

Dennis Farina ... Lieutenant Colonel Anderson
Joerg Stadler ... Steamboat Willie

Max Martini ... Corporal Henderson (as Maximilian Martini)

Dylan Bruno ... Toynbe
Daniel Cerqueira ... Weller

Demetri Goritsas ... Parker

Ian Porter ... Trask
Gary Sefton ... Rice
Julian Spencer ... Garrity
Steve Griffin ... Wilson
William Marsh ... Lyle
Marc Cass ... Fallon
Markus Napier ... Major Hoess
Neil Finnighan ... Ramelle Paratrooper
Peter Miles ... Ramelle Paratrooper
Paul Garcia ... Field HQ Major
Seamus McQuade ... Field HQ Aide
Ronald Longridge ... Coxswain

Adam Shaw ... Delancey
Rolf Saxon ... Lieutenant Briggs
Corey Johnson ... Radioman
Loclann Aiken ... Soldier on the Beach
John Barnett ... Soldier on the Beach
Maclean Burke ... Soldier on the Beach

Victor Burke ... Soldier on the Beach
Aiden Condron ... Soldier on the Beach
Paschal Friel ... Soldier on the Beach
Shane Hagan ... Soldier on the Beach
Paul Hickey ... Soldier on the Beach

Shane Johnson ... Soldier on the Beach

Laird Macintosh ... Soldier on the Beach
Brian Maynard ... Soldier on the Beach
Martin McDougall ... Soldier on the Beach
Mark Phillips ... Soldier on the Beach
Lee Rosen ... Soldier on the Beach
Andrew Scott ... Soldier on the Beach
Matthew Sharp ... Soldier on the Beach

Vincent Walsh ... Soldier on the Beach

Grahame Wood ... Soldier on the Beach

John Sharian ... Corporal
Glenn Wrage ... Doyle
Crofton Hardester ... Senior Medical Officer
Martin Hub ... Czech Wehrmacht Soldier

Raffaello Degruttola ... Goldman (as Raph Taylor)
Nigel Whitmey ... Private Boyd
Sam Ellis ... Private Hastings

Erich Redman ... German #1
Tilo Keiner ... German #2
Stephan Grothgar ... German #3 / Voice on Bullhorn

Stephane Cornicard ... Jean
Michelle Evans ... Jean's Wife
Martin Beaton ... Jean's Son
Anna Maguire ... Jean's Daughter

Nathan Fillion ... Minnesota Ryan

Leland Orser ... Lieutenant DeWindt
Michael Mantas ... Paratrooper Lieutenant

David Vegh ... Paratrooper Oliver

Ryan Hurst ... Paratrooper Mandelsohn

Nick Brooks ... Paratrooper Joe
Sam Scudder ... Paratrooper #1
John Walters ... Old French Man
Dorothy Grumbar ... Old French Woman
James Innes-Smith ... MP Lieutenant
Harve Presnell ... General Marshall

Dale Dye ... War Department Colonel

Bryan Cranston ... War Department Colonel
David Wohl ... War Department Captain
Eric Loren ... War Department Lieutenant
Valerie Colgan ... War Department Clerk
Amanda Boxer ... Mrs. Margaret Ryan
Harrison Young ... Ryan as Old Man
Kathleen Byron ... Old Mrs. Ryan
Rob Freeman ... Ryan's Son
Thomas Gizbert ... Ryan's Grandson
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
John de Lancie ... Letter Reader (voice) (uncredited)

James Embree ... German Paratrooper (uncredited)

Declan Geraghty ... Soldier (uncredited)
Nina Muschallik ... Ryan's Granddaughter (uncredited)

The Godfather II (1974)

Directed by
Francis Ford Coppola

Writing credits
Mario Puzo (novel "The Godfather")

Francis Ford Coppola (screenplay) and
Mario Puzo (screenplay)

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete

Al Pacino ... Don Michael Corleone

Robert Duvall ... Tom Hagen

Diane Keaton ... Kay Corleone

Robert De Niro ... Vito Corleone

John Cazale ... Fredo Corleone

Talia Shire ... Connie Corleone
Lee Strasberg ... Hyman Roth
Michael V. Gazzo ... Frankie Pentangeli
G.D. Spradlin ... Senator Pat Geary

Richard Bright ... Al Neri
Gastone Moschin ... Don Fanucci (as Gaston Moschin)
Tom Rosqui ... Rocco Lampone

Bruno Kirby ... Young Peter Clemenza (as B. Kirby Jr.)

Frank Sivero ... Genco Abbandando
Francesca De Sapio ... Young Mama Corleone (as Francesca de Sapio)
Morgana King ... Mama Corleone
Marianna Hill ... Deanna Corleone (as Mariana Hill)
Leopoldo Trieste ... Signor Roberto

Dominic Chianese ... Johnny Ola
Amerigo Tot ... Michael's Bodyguard

Troy Donahue ... Merle Johnson

John Aprea ... Young Sal Tessio
Joe Spinell ... Willi Cicci

James Caan ... Sonny Corleone
Abe Vigoda ... Sal Tessio
Tere Livrano ... Theresa Hagen
Gianni Russo ... Carlo Rizzi
Maria Carta ... Vito's mother
Oreste Baldini ... Vito Andolini - as a boy
Giuseppe Sillato ... Don Francesco 'Ciccio'
Mario Cotone ... Don Tommasino
James Gounaris ... Anthony Vito Corleone
Fay Spain ... Mrs. Marcia Roth

Harry Dean Stanton ... FBI man #1
David Baker ... FBI man #2
Carmine Caridi ... Carmine Rosato

Danny Aiello ... Tony Rosato
Carmine Foresta ... Policeman
Nick Discenza ... Bartender
Father Joseph Medeglia ... Father Carmelo
William Bowers ... Senate committee chairman
Joseph Della Sorte ... Michael's buttonman #1 (as Joe Della Sorte)

Carmen Argenziano ... Michael's buttonman #2
Joe Lo Grippo ... Michael's buttonman #3
Ezio Flagello ... Impressario
Livio Giorgi ... Tenor in 'Senza Mamma'
Kathleen Beller ... Girl in 'Senza Mamma' (as Kathy Beller)
Saveria Mazzola ... Signora Colombo
Tito Alba ... Cuban President Batista
Johnny Naranjo ... Cuban translator
Elda Maida ... Pentangeli's wife
Salvatore Po ... Vincenzo, Pentangeli's brother
Ignazio Pappalardo ... Mosca
Andrea Maugeri ... Strollo
Peter LaCorte ... Signor Abbandando
Vincent Coppola ... Street vendor
Peter Donat ... Questadt
Tom Dahlgren ... Fred Corngold
Paul B. Brown ... Senator Ream
Phil Feldman ... Senator #1
Roger Corman ... Senator #2

Ivonne Coll ... Yolanda (as Yvonne Coll)
Joe De Nicola ... Attendant at brothel (as J.D. Nicols)
Edward Van Sickle ... Ellis Island doctor
Gabriella Belloni ... Ellis Island nurse (as Gabria Belloni)
Richard Watson ... Custom official
Venancia Grangerard ... Cuban nurse
Erica Yohn ... Governess
Teresa Tirelli ... Midwife
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Italia Coppola ... Mama Corleone's body (uncredited)

Roman Coppola ... Sonny Corleone, as a boy (uncredited)

Sofia Coppola ... Child on ship (uncredited)
Julie Gregg ... Sandra Corleone (uncredited)
Larry Guardino ... Vito's uncle (uncredited)
Gary Kurtz ... Photographer in court (uncredited)
Laura Lyons ... (uncredited)
Connie Mason ... Extra (uncredited)
Richard Matheson ... Senator #3 (uncredited)
John Megna ... Young Hyman Roth (uncredited)
Frank Pesce ... Extra (uncredited)
Victor Pujols ... Cuban guerilla with grenade (uncredited)

Tony Sirico ... Extra (uncredited) (unconfirmed)
Filomena Spagnuolo ... Extra in Little Italy (uncredited)
Julian Voloshin ... Sam Roth (uncredited)

The Departed (2006)

Directed by
Martin Scorsese

Writing credits
(WGA)
William Monahan (screenplay)

Siu Fai Mak (2002 screenplay Mou gaan dou) (as Alan Mak) and
Felix Chong (2002 screenplay Mou gaan dou)

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete

Leonardo DiCaprio ... Ofcr. William M. 'Billy' Costigan Jr.

Matt Damon ... Det. SSgt. Colin Sullivan

Jack Nicholson ... Francis 'Frank' Costello

Mark Wahlberg ... Det. SSgt. Dignam

Martin Sheen ... Det. Capt. Oliver Queenan

Ray Winstone ... Mr. French

Vera Farmiga ... Dr. Madolyn Madden

Anthony Anderson ... Officer Brown

Alec Baldwin ... Det. Capt. George Ellerby

Kevin Corrigan ... Cousin Sean

James Badge Dale ... Officer Barrigan

David O'Hara ... Fitzy (as David Patrick O'Hara)
Mark Rolston ... Timothy Delahunt

Robert Wahlberg ... Agent Frank Lazio - FBI

Kristen Dalton ... Gwen
Thomas B. Duffy ... Governor

J.C. MacKenzie ... Realtor
Mary Klug ... Billy's Aunt
Peg Holzemer ... Mrs. Kennefick

Robert 'Toshi' Kar Yuen Chan ... Triad Boss (as Robert Chan)
Gurdeep Singh ... Pakistani Proprietor

Armen Garo ... Providence Gangster #1
John Cenatiempo ... Providence Gangster #2
Joseph Riccobene ... Kneecapped Bankrobber

Billy Smith ... Detective #1 Tailing Queenan

Lyman Chen ... Translator

Kevin P. McCarthy ... Detective #1 - Colin's Unit

Chris Fischer ... Detective #2 - Colin's Unit

Brian Smyj ... Man Glassed in Bar
William Severs ... Older Priest
Larry Mitchell ... Younger Priest

Anthony Estrella ... Police Camera Tech

Andrew Breving ... Police Cell Phone Tech

Tracey Paleo ... Darlene the Secretary
Douglas Crosby ... Man Killed by French

Dorothy Lyman ... Woman at Bar #1
Audrie J. Neenan ... Woman at Bar #2 (as Audrie Neenan)
Frank Mallicoat ... News Anchor

Paula DeMers ... Billy's Mother
Conor Donovan ... Young Colin
Amanda Lynch ... Carmen

Sallie Toussaint ... Woman at Opera
Patrick Coppola ... Bookie Harassed by French
Mick O'Rourke ... Jimmy Bags
Deborah Carlson ... Sister Mary Theresa

Nellie Sciutto ... Queenan's Secretary
Peter Welch ... Other Prisoner
Henry Yuk ... Chinese Government Man

Dennis Lynch ... Costello's Crew #1

Michael Byron ... Costello's Crew #2
William Lee ... Costello's Crew #3 (as Billy Lee)
John Rue ... Luncheonette Proprietor

Peter Crafts ... Man in Costello's Bar
Joseph P. Reidy ... Priest w / Young Colin (as Joseph Reidy)
John Farrer ... Priest at Billy's Funeral
Paris Karounos ... Jimmy Pappas

Brian Haley ... Detective #2 Tailing Queenan

Terry Serpico ... Detective #3 Tailing Queenan

Jay Giannone ... Detective #4 Tailing Queenan
John Polce ... Lynn Detective (as John J. Polce)

Bo Cleary ... Drill Instructor #2

David Conley ... Gang Member with Mr. French
Victor Chan ... Chinese Delivery Man

Jill Brown ... Executed Woman
Sarah Fearon ... French's Wife

Tom Kemp ... Billy Costigan, Sr. (credit only)
Denece Ryland ... Woman Doctor

Zachary Pauliks ... Young Billy (credit only)
Daniel F. Risteen Jr. ... Crack House Cop #1
Francis P. Hughes ... Crack House Cop #2
Johnny Cicco ... Crack Addict

Chance Kelly ... Exam Instructor

Shay Duffin ... Bartender at Brasserie
John McConnell ... Bookie in Costello's Bar (as John M. McConnell)

Kenneth Stoddard ... State Trooper #1
Jeffrey Winter ... State Trooper #2
Paddy Curran ... New Guy
Mark Philip Patrick ... New Guy
David Fischer ... Executed Man
Walter Wong ... Waiter in Alley (as Walter Y.F. Wong)
Tony M. Yee ... Waiter in Alley
Francesca Scorsese ... Little Girl at Airport
Alex Morris ... Young Man at Airport
Emma Tillinger ... Woman with Dog

Craig Castaldo ... Crack House Denizen (as Craig 'Radioman' Castaldo)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Dion Baia ... Donegan - Police Cadet (uncredited)

Tracey Brennan ... E.R. Doctor (uncredited)
Brendan Burke ... Irish Thug (uncredited)

Buddy Dolan ... Sean (uncredited)
Jim Evans ... Police Officer (uncredited)

Steve Flynn ... State Police Detective (uncredited)

Steve Lord ... Academy Firearms Instructor (uncredited)

Nicolas Quilter ... State Trooper (uncredited)

Conor Timmis ... Rugby Fan (uncredited)

The Golden Compass (2007)

Directed by
Chris Weitz

Writing credits
Philip Pullman (novel "Northern Lights" also released as "The Golden Compass")

Chris Weitz (screenplay)

Cast (in credits order)

Nicole Kidman ... Marisa Coulter

Daniel Craig ... Lord Asriel
Dakota Blue Richards ... Lyra Belacqua
Ben Walker ... Roger

Ian McKellen ... Iorek Byrnison (voice)

Eva Green ... Serafina Pekkala
Jim Carter ... John Faa
Tom Courtenay ... Farder Cordam
Charlie Rowe ... Billy Costa
Clare Higgins ... Ma Costa
Steven Loton ... Tony Costa

Sam Elliott ... Lee Scoresby

Simon McBurney ... Fra Pavel
Jack Shepherd ... Master
John Bett ... Thorold
John Franklyn-Robbins ... Librarian
Jonathan Laury ... Younger Fellow

Magda Szubanski ... Mrs. Lonsdale
Paul Antony-Barber ... Bolvangar Doctor
Jason Watkins ... Bolvangar Official
Hattie Morahan ... Sister Clara

Ian McShane ... Ragnar Sturlusson (voice)
James Rawlings ... Passing Scholar
Tommy Luther ... Daemon Puppeteer
other cast:

Freddie Highmore ... Pantalaimon (voice)

Christopher Lee ... Lord Boreal

Kathy Bates ... Hester (voice)

Bill Hurst ... Trollesund Captain

The Godfather (1972)

Directed by
Francis Ford Coppola

Writing credits
Mario Puzo (novel)

Mario Puzo (screenplay) and
Francis Ford Coppola (screenplay)

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete

Marlon Brando ... Don Vito Corleone

Al Pacino ... Michael Corleone

James Caan ... Santino 'Sonny' Corleone
Richard S. Castellano ... Peter Clemenza (as Richard Castellano)

Robert Duvall ... Tom Hagen
Sterling Hayden ... Capt. McCluskey
John Marley ... Jack Woltz
Richard Conte ... Don Emilio Barzini
Al Lettieri ... Virgil 'The Turk' Sollozzo

Diane Keaton ... Kay Adams
Abe Vigoda ... Sal Tessio

Talia Shire ... Connie Corleone Rizzi
Gianni Russo ... Carlo Rizzi

John Cazale ... Fredo Corleone
Rudy Bond ... Don Carmine Cuneo
Al Martino ... Johnny Fontane
Morgana King ... Mama Corleone
Lenny Montana ... Luca Brasi
John Martino ... Paulie Gatto
Salvatore Corsitto ... Bonasera

Richard Bright ... Al Neri

Alex Rocco ... Moe Greene
Tony Giorgio ... Bruno Tattaglia
Vito Scotti ... Nazorine
Tere Livrano ... Theresa Hagen
Victor Rendina ... Don Philip Tattaglia
Jeannie Linero ... Lucy Mancini
Julie Gregg ... Sandra Corleone
Ardell Sheridan ... Mrs. Clemenza
Simonetta Stefanelli ... Apollonia Vitelli Corleone
Angelo Infanti ... Fabrizio
Corrado Gaipa ... Don Tommasino
Franco Citti ... Calo
Saro Urzì ... Vitelli
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Max Brandt ... Extra in furniture moving scene (uncredited)
Carmine Coppola ... Piano player in montage scene (uncredited)
Gian-Carlo Coppola ... Baptism observer (uncredited)
Italia Coppola ... Extra (uncredited)

Sofia Coppola ... Michael Francis Rizzi (uncredited)
Don Costello ... Don at the meeting (uncredited)
Gray Frederickson ... Cowboy on the set at Woltz's studio (uncredited)

Ron Gilbert ... Usher in bridal party (uncredited)
Anthony Gounaris ... Anthony Vito Corleone (uncredited)
Joe Lo Grippo ... Sonny's bodyguard (uncredited)
Sonny Grosso ... Cop with Capt. McCluskey outside hospital (uncredited)
Louis Guss ... Don Zaluchi (uncredited)
Randy Jurgensen ... Sonny's Killer #1 (uncredited)
Peter Lemongello ... Singer (uncredited)

Tony Lip ... Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Frank Macetta ... (uncredited)

Lou Martini Jr. ... Boy at wedding (uncredited)
Father Joseph Medeglia ... Priest at baptism (uncredited)
Carol Morley ... Night Nurse (uncredited)
Rick Petrucelli ... Man in passenger seat (when Michael is driven to the hospital) (uncredited)
Burt Richards ... Floral designer (uncredited)
Sal Richards ... Drunk (uncredited)
Tom Rosqui ... Rocco Lampone (uncredited)
Nino Ruggeri ... Mobster at funeral with Barzini (uncredited)

Frank Sivero ... Extra (uncredited)
Filomena Spagnuolo ... Extra at wedding scene (uncredited)
Joe Spinell ... Willi Cicci (uncredited)
Gabriele Torrei ... Enzo the Baker (uncredited)

Nick Vallelonga ... Wedding Party Guest (uncredited)
Ed Vantura ... Wedding guest (uncredited)

Matthew Vlahakis ... Clemenza's son (pushing toy car in driveway) (uncredited)

Caddyshack (1980)

Directed by
Harold Ramis

Writing credits
Brian Doyle-Murray (written by) &
Harold Ramis (written by) &
Douglas Kenney (written by)

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete

Chevy Chase ... Ty Webb

Rodney Dangerfield ... Al Czervik
Ted Knight ... Judge Elihu Smails

Michael O'Keefe ... Danny Noonan

Bill Murray ... Carl Spackler
Sarah Holcomb ... Maggie O'Hooligan
Scott Colomby ... Tony D'Annunzio

Cindy Morgan ... Lacey Underall
Dan Resin ... Dr. Beeper

Henry Wilcoxon ... The Bishop
Elaine Aiken ... Mrs. Noonan
Albert Salmi ... Mr. Noonan
Ann Ryerson ... Grace
Brian Doyle-Murray ... Lou Loomis

Hamilton Mitchell ... Motormouth

Peter Berkrot ... Angie D'Annunzio

John F. Barmon Jr. ... Spaulding Smails
Lois Kibbee ... Mrs. Smails
Brian McConnachie ... Drew Scott
Scott Powell ... Gatsby
Ann Crilley ... Suki
Cordis Heard ... Wally
Scott Sudden ... Richard Richards
Jackie Davis ... Smoke Porterhouse
Thomas A. Carlin ... Sandy McFiddish (as Thomas Carlin)

Minerva Scelza ... Joey D'Annunzio
Kenneth Burritt ... Mr. Havercamp
Rebecca Burritt ... Mrs. Havercamp
Bobbie Kosstrin ... Noble Noyes
Scott Jackson ... Chuck Schick
Ron Frank ... Pat Noonan
Patricia Wilcox ... Nancy Noonan
Debi Frank ... Kathleen Noonan
Tony Gulliver ... Ray (Old Caddy)
Kim Bordeaux ... Pre-deb
Lori Lowe ... Pre-deb
Marcus Breece ... Lifeguard
Mark Chiriboga ... Terry the Hippie
Fred Buch ... Angry Husband
Frank Schuller ... Charlie the Cook
Mel Pape ... Butler
Marge McKenna ... Lady on Boat
Bruce McLaughlin ... Old Crony
Dennis McCormack ... Dennis Noonan
Violet Ramis ... Noonan Child
Judy Arman ... Beeper's Girlfriend
Dr. Dow ... Mr. Wang
Paige Coffman ... Little Girl at Pool
Donna M. Wiggin ... Woman at Pool
James Hotchkiss ... Old Crony
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Debbie Howard ... Bathing Suit Girl (uncredited)
Douglas Kenney ... Al Czervik's dinner guest (uncredited)
Ted Swanson ... Golf Pro (uncredited)
Anna Upstrom ... Blonde Bombshell (uncredited)

Cars (2006)

Directed by
John Lasseter
Joe Ranft (co-director)

Writing credits
John Lasseter (story) &
Joe Ranft (story) &
Jorgen Klubien (story)

Dan Fogelman (screenplay) &
John Lasseter (screenplay) &
Joe Ranft (screenplay) &
Kiel Murray (screenplay) &
Phil Lorin (screenplay) &
Jorgen Klubien (screenplay)

Robert L. Baird additional screenplay material
Brenda Chapman story
Daniel Gerson additional screenplay material
Bonnie Hunt additional screenplay material
Don Lake additional screenplay material
Steve Purcell additional screenplay material
Dan Scanlon additional screenplay material

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete

Owen Wilson ... Lightning McQueen (voice)

Paul Newman ... Doc Hudson (voice)

Bonnie Hunt ... Sally Carrera (voice)
Larry The Cable Guy ... Mater (voice)

Cheech Marin ... Ramone (voice)

Tony Shalhoub ... Luigi (voice)
Guido Quaroni ... Guido (voice)

Jenifer Lewis ... Flo (voice)
Paul Dooley ... Sarge (voice)
Michael Wallis ... Sheriff (voice)
George Carlin ... Fillmore (voice)

Katherine Helmond ... Lizzie (voice)

John Ratzenberger ... Mack / Hamm Truck / Abominable Snow Plow / P.T. Flea Car (voice)
Joe Ranft ... Red / Peterbilt (voice)

Michael Keaton ... Chick Hicks (voice)
Richard Petty ... The King (voice)

Jeremy Piven ... Harv (voice)
Bob Costas ... Bob Cutlass (voice)
Darrell Waltrip ... Darrell Cartrip (voice)

Richard Kind ... Van (voice)

Edie McClurg ... Minny (voice)
H.A. 'Humpy' Wheeler ... Tex (voice) (as Humpy Wheeler)
Tom Magliozzi ... Rusty Rust-eze (voice)
Ray Magliozzi ... Dusty Rust-eze (voice)
Lynda Petty ... Mrs. The King (voice)

Andrew Stanton ... Fred (voice)
Dale Earnhardt Jr. ... Junior (voice)
Michael Schumacher ... Michael Schumacher Ferrari (voice)

Jay Leno ... Jay Limo (voice)

Mario Andretti ... Mario Andretti (voice)
Sarah Clark ... Kori Turbowitz (voice)
Mike Nelson ... Not Chuck (voice) (as Mike 'No Name' Nelson)
Jonas Rivera ... Boost (voice)

Lou Romano ... Snotrod (voice)
Adrian Ochoa ... Wingo (voice)
E.J. Holowicki ... DJ (voice)
Elissa Knight ... Tia (voice)
Lindsey Collins ... Mia (voice)
Larry Benton ... Motorhome Race Fan (voice)
Douglas Keever ... Motorhome Race Fan (voice) (as Douglas 'Mater' Keener)

Tom Hanks ... Woody Car (voice)

Tim Allen ... Buzz Lightyear Car (voice)

Billy Crystal ... Mike Car (voice)

John Goodman ... Sullivan Truck (voice)

Dave Foley ... Flik Car (voice)
Jack Angel ... Additional Voices (voice)
Michael Bell ... Additional Voices (voice)
Bob Bergen ... Additional Voices (voice)
Susan Blu ... Additional Voices (voice)
Andrea Boerries ... Additional Voices (voice)
Marco Boerries ... Additional Voices (voice)
Rodger Bumpass ... Additional Voices (voice)
Torbin Xan Bullock ... Additional Voices (voice)
Richard Cawood ... Additional Voices (voice)
Scott Clark ... Additional Voices (voice)
Kathy Coates ... Additional Voices (voice)

John Cygan ... Additional Voices (voice)
Jennifer Darling ... Additional Voices (voice)

Paul Eiding ... Additional Voices (voice)
Bill Farmer ... Additional Voices (voice)
Brian Fee ... Additional Voices (voice)

Teresa Ganzel ... Additional Voices (voice)
Craig Good ... Additional Voices (voice)
Jess Harnell ... Additional Voices (voice)
Artie Kempner ... Additional Voices (voice)
Hooman Khalili ... Additional Voices (voice)
Konishi Sonoko ... Additional Voices (voice) (as Sonoko Konishi)
Erik Langley ... Additional Voices (voice)
Sherry Lynn ... Additional Voices (voice)
Danny Mann ... Additional Voices (voice)
Mickie McGowan ... Additional Voices (voice) (as Mickie T. McGowan)

Laraine Newman ... Additional Voices (voice)
Teddy Newton ... Additional Voices (voice)
Colleen O'Shaughnessey ... Additional Voices (voice)
Bob Peterson ... Additional Voices (voice)
Steve Purcell ... Additional Voices (voice)
Jan Rabson ... Additional Voices (voice)
A.J. Riebli ... Additional Voices (voice) (as A.J. Riebli III)
Dan Scanlon ... Additional Voices (voice)
Stephen Schaffer ... Additional Voices (voice)
Ken Schretzmann ... Additional Voices (voice)
Bob Scott ... Additional Voices (voice)
Matt Staudt ... Additional Voices (voice)
Jay Ward ... Additional Voices (voice)
Jim Ward ... Additional Voices (voice)
Colette Whitaker ... Additional Voices (voice)