Jimmy Zip (1999)An abused runaway with pyromaniac tendencies teams up with a metal sculptor. Together they blow away the art world and a local crime boss. Director:Robert McGinleyWriter:Robert McGinley |
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Jimmy Zip (1999)An abused runaway with pyromaniac tendencies teams up with a metal sculptor. Together they blow away the art world and a local crime boss. Director:Robert McGinleyWriter:Robert McGinley |
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Jimmy Zip
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| Ike Gingrich | ... |
Dick Portsmith (The Father)
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Rosemary Welden | ... |
Pan Handler
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| Honey Lauren | ... |
Hooker
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Arlmone Smith | ... |
Dealer
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| Adrienne Frantz | ... |
Sheila
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Zia Harris | ... |
Snake
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John Truong | ... |
Zoe
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John Epps | ... |
Mateus
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| John Billingsley | ... |
Irate Driver
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| Chris Mulkey | ... |
Rick Conesco
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| Kim Sill | ... |
Diedra
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Andrea Stein | ... |
Waitress
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| Robert Gossett | ... |
Horace Metcalf
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| Cristos | ... |
Julio
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Jimmy Zip is a pyromaniac runaway who escapes the clutches of a drug king pin to become the apprentice of a wildly brilliant metal sculptor with Tourette's Syndrome. In Jimmy's rite of passage art and camaraderie become a matter of life and death. Written by Anonymous
I thought the acting was great from the two main actors, especially Brendan Fletcher... he is going to be on his way to some bigger movies. I didn't really think Adrienne Frantz fit the role of Shelia... the movie could of been a bit more realistic on the whole theme with runaways. I did like how Robert McGinley built up the suspense though with the drug dealer going after Jimmy and all the problems that kept coming at him no matter how hard he tried. The connection and friendship between Horrace and Jimmy was really neat.. he helped Jimmy get all his anger out and created art with it. Parts were really strong when he would freak out and start screaming with all his rage. Everyone see check this film out... it's not bad, not bad at all.