That Moment: Magnolia Diary (2000) (V)

Director:

Mark Rance

Release Date:

29 August 2000 (USA)

Genre:

Documentary | Drama

Plot:

A very in-depth documentary that follows the very over-worked director Paul Thomas Anderson through...

Cast

Paul Thomas Anderson	...	Himself
Fiona Apple	...	Herself
Bobby Brewer	...	Himself
Mark Bridges	...	Himself
Jon Brion	...	Himself
Lou Carlucci	...	Himself
Melinda Dillon	...	Herself
Adam Druxman	...	Himself
Robert Elswit	...	Himself
Neil Flynn	...	Himself
Philip Baker Hall	...	Himself
Philip Seymour Hoffman	...	Himself
Ricky Jay	...	Himself
Emmanuel Johnson	...	Himself
Orlando Jones	...	Himself
Cassandra Kulukundis	...	Herself
John Lesher	...	Himself
Daniel Lupi	...	Himself
William H. Macy	...	Himself
Natalie Marston	...	Herself
Julianne Moore	...	Herself
Mark Rance	...	Himself (voice)
Jason Robards	...	Himself
JoAnne Sellar	...	Herself
Robert Shaye	...	Himself
Dylan Tichenor	...	Himself
Melora Walters	...	Herself

Directed by
Mark Rance

Sound Department
Francois Maurin	....	sound mixer

Camera and Electrical Department
Levie Isaacks	....	additional camera operator

Editorial Department
Nicole Cousino	....	assistant editor
Kate Haug	....	associate editor
Laura Nix	....	assistant editor

Thanks
Jennifer Barrons	....	thanks
Felicity Huffman	....	special thanks
Aimee Mann	....	special thanks
Mike Mulvihill	....	thanks
John C. Reilly	....	special thanks
Ileen Reisch	....	thanks
JoAnne Sellar	....	thanks

Production Companies

• New Line Home Video
• Three Legged Cat Productions

Distributors

• New Line Home Video (DVD)

Also Known As:

"That Moment: Magnolia Diary October 1998 - March 2000" - USA (alternative title)

Runtime:

USA:73 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Filming Locations:

Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

New Line Home Video

Trivia:

Those who represent Tom Cruise did not want him to be included in the documentary.

Quotes:

Philip Seymour Hoffman:I gotta do a movie that my kids can watch.

Movie Connections:

References Anywhere But Here (1999)

Soundtrack:

Red Vines

interesting but disappointing.

as an ardent fan of paul anderson i must admit this at times fascinating documentary was informative but ultimately a let down. where was tom cruise? apart from two fabulous interviews with the late, great jason robards in sadly one of his last appearrances and that superb character actor william h. macey; most of the footage tends to be too self indulgent and meanders. methinks more thought and construction should have been given in the editing stages. i absolutely love 'boogie nights' and 'magnolia' yet it's a shame that this does not do the latter any real credit. still well worth watching for the frogs! (not the french).