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The Movie Hero (2003)A man believes his life is a movie watched by an audience only he can see. Director:Brad T. GottfredWriter:Brad T. Gottfred |
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| Jeremy Sisto | ... |
Blake Gardner /
The Movie Hero
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| Dina Meyer | ... |
Elizabeth Orlando /
The Love Interest
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| Peter Stormare | ... |
The Suspicious Character
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| Brian White | ... |
Antoine Thompson /
The Sidekick
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| Carlos Jacott | ... |
Jonathan /
The Doomed Fiancé
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| Frances Bay | ... |
Wise Old Woman
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| Alexis Arquette | ... |
Strange, Yet Attractive Woman
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| Marcia Strassman | ... |
Blake's Mom
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| Eric Pierpoint | ... |
Blake's Dad
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| Michele Specht | ... |
Secretary
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| Rob Boltin | ... |
Cop 1
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| Zach Johnson | ... |
Cop 2
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| Hiroshi Watanabe | ... |
Man On Bus
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Dorothy Gibbs | ... |
Homeless Woman
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Robert Sutton | ... |
Homeless Man
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A man believes his life is a movie watched by an audience only he can see.
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Your audience is watching. Be the Hero.Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
8 March 2003 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
The Movie Nut and His Audience See more »Filming Locations:
Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USABox Office
Budget:
$475,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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1.85 : 1
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Blake Gardner: Thou movie, which art on screen, hallowed be they name. The time has come. Thou will be shown in theaters as well as home. Give us this day our daily film and forgive our bad choices, as we forgive those whose movies were so bad to choose. And lead us not into television, but deliver us from that evil, for movies are the picture and the sound, and the greatest thing in the whole wide world, forever and ever. Movies Rule!See more »
I was so pleasantly surprised to see such creativity in a first-time movie. I was entertained throughout the entire 88 minutes of this film. The acting was excellent, the dialogue intelligent and witty, the location fitting for the story. When the movie was over I had a smile on my face and I am still thinking about the provocative theme of the story days later. This movie deserves to be seen by a wide audience.