Full Tilt Boogie (1997)

User Rating:

6.2/10   

Director:

Sarah Kelly

Release Date:

31 July 1998 (USA)

Genre:

Documentary

Tagline:

Unzipped. Unwrapped. Unleashed!

Plot:

A documentary about the production of From Dusk Till Dawn (1996) and the people who made it.

Plot Keywords:

Set | Film Crew | Producer | Location | Prop

Cast

Rick Stribling	...	Himself - The Key Grip
Ken Bondy	...	Himself - The Craft Service Guy
Amy Minda Cohen	...	Herself - Assistant to Mr. Clooney (as Amy Cohen)
Elizabeth Avellan	...	Herself - The Co-Producer
Dieter 'Dietman' Busch	...	Himself - The 2nd 2nd Assistant Director (as Dieter Busch)
Cecilia Montiel	...	Herself - The Production Designer
Gregory Nicotero	...	Himself - The Special Make-Up Effects Guy (as Greg Nicotero)
Victoria Lucai	...	Herself - Assistant to Mr. Tarantino
George Clooney	...	Himself - 'Seth Gecko'
McPherson O. Downs	...	Himself - The On-Set Dresser (as McPherson 'Mac Daddy' Downs)
Earl Thielen	...	Himself - El Driver (as Earl 'Mr. Blonde' Thielen)
Michael Parks	...	Himself - 'Sheriff McGraw'
Harvey Keitel	...	Himself - 'Jacob Fuller'
Juliette Lewis	...	Herself - 'Kate Fuller'
Fred Williamson	...	Himself - 'Frost'

MPAA:

Rated R for language, violence and some nudity.

Runtime:

97 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Canada:PG (Nova Scotia) | USA:R (No. 35412) | Australia:MA | France:U | Germany:16 | Ireland:18 | Spain:13 | UK:15

Company:

L. Driver Productions

Movie Connections:

References Pulp Fiction (1994)

Soundtrack:

El Garabato

A great film for anyone interested in filmmaking

On the surface a documentary about the making of From Dusk Till Dawn, 'Full Tilt Boogie' is a frank, revealing, and ultimately informative look at independent filmmaking in today's Hollywood. Be warned, however, that if you're expecting yet another neat, polished "making of" documentary, you'll likely be disappointed. `Full Tilt Boogie' has none of the glitz or big budget finish, none of the behind the scenes looks at special visual and makeup effects. While it still delivers the obligatory interviews with cast and crew members, this is largely a film about the unsung heroes behind the actors, directors, and SFX maestros, about the legions of everyday men and women who help bring the movies to life. While this unorthodox approach to the `making of' documentary may not be to everyone's liking, (it's 90-plus minute running time especially may try the patience of the average viewer) `Full Tilt Boogie' is a must for any student of filmmaking, or anyone who has ever considered a career in the industry