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Release Date:
6 March 2003 (Australia) moreTagline:
Sex is everywhere. morePlot:
After breaking up with his lover and boss, a smooth-talking man takes his teenaged nephew out on the town in search of sex. full summary | full synopsisAwards:
12 wins & 8 nominations moreNewsDesk:
(20 articles)
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A Sleeper Romance more (120 total)Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Campbell Scott | ... | Roger Swanson |
 | Jesse Eisenberg | ... | Nick |
 | Isabella Rossellini | ... | Joyce |
 | Elizabeth Berkley | ... | Andrea |
 | Jennifer Beals | ... | Sophie |
 | Mina Badie | ... | Donna |
 | Ben Shenkman | ... | Donovan |
 | Chris Stack | ... | Chris |
 | Morena Baccarin | ... | Girl in Bar |
 | Lisa Emery | ... | Woman in Bar |
| Flora Diaz | ... | Young Working Girl |
 | Stephanie Gatschet | ... | Angela - High School Beauty |
 | Colin Fickes | ... | Angus |
| Tommy Savas | ... | Darren |
| Gabriel Millman | ... | Felix |
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Rated R for sexual content and language.Parents Guide:
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106 minCountry:
USAColor:
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1.85 : 1 moreSound Mix:
Dolby DigitalCertification:
Singapore:NC-16 | Netherlands:12 | Canada:14A | Denmark:7 | New Zealand:M | Sweden:11 | UK:15 | USA:R | Australia:M | Norway:15 | Argentina:16 | Chile:14 | Portugal:M/12Filming Locations:
New York City, New York, USAFun Stuff
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Jesse Eisenberg was sick during the filming of most of the nightclub scene, and can be seen sweating in different parts of the scene from his illness. moreSoundtrack:
Whistle & Hop moreFAQ
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I wouldn't have thought from previews that "Roger Dodger" would have an ounce of romance in it, but it does. The scene between Elizabeth Berkeley, Jennifer Beals (both very good by the way--who would have thought?) and Roger's nephew is incredibly sweet and touching, but without being overly sentimental or cloying. Campbell Scott gives a fabulous performance as Roger, illustrating how broad his acting range is. My only complaint with the movie is its incredibly annoying cinematography. All of the compositions are cluttered and claustrophobic, sometimes so much so that the main focus of the shot is entirely obscured. And this trend toward hand-held cameras needs to be stopped. I think directors feel that hand-held cinematography lends a gritty, realistic point of view to their films, but more frequently it serves only to distract.
But a fairly minor quibble about an otherwise very good film.
Grade: A-