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Confessions of an Action Star
(2005)
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Cast
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| Holmes Osborne | ... |
Richard Orchid
(as Homes Osborne)
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| David Leitch | ... |
Frank Sledge
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| Kelly Hu | ... |
Herself /
Undercover Cop
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| Carrie-Anne Moss | ... |
Herself /
Girlfriend in movie
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| Ernie Hudson | ... |
Himself /
Commander
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| Michael T. Weiss | ... |
Drug Lord
(as Michael T. Wiess)
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| Mitchell Gaylord | ... |
Brother
(as Mitch Gaylord)
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| Eric Roberts | ... |
Police Chief
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| Lin Shaye | ... |
Samantha Jones
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Kyle Reese | ... |
Young Frank #1
(as Kyle Reese Cook)
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| Dax Shepard | ... |
SFX Coordinator
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Sean Michael Rabbit | ... |
Young Frank #2
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| Chris Palermo | ... |
Russell Gold
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Michal Holub | ... |
John Hu
(as Michael Holub)
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Josh Nathan | ... |
Will Stillwell
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A 'mocumentary' on the rise and fall of Chip and Dales dancer turned martial arts action star, Francis Allen Sledgewick, AKA Frank Sledge. When fame and fortune caused Frank to lose his sense of what's truely important, he realised he's going to have to get in touch with his roots if there's ever going to be a comeback. Written by Anonymous
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Fortune. Fame. Frank. See more »Parents Guide:
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
20 January 2009 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Sledge: The Story of Frank Sledge See more »Box Office
Budget:
$2,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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It's been a very long time since I've seen a real comedy...
This is written great...and the thing is funny...in such a pathetic way.
I love all the references to movies - most of all the Flashdance scene.
Yes, sad but true - that so much of Hollywood is like this and this movie just pays tribute to the real deal - without all the glamour.
It's great to see Sam McMurray doing some rude and raunchy comments and the posters of the movies were done really well. They looked really cool.
All the little things were saw to here - and it made a good production great.