2003 MTV Movie Awards (2003) (TV)

User Rating:

4.8/10   

Directors:

Louis J. Horvitz
Joel Gallen

Writers:

Mike Bender ("Charlie's Angels" and "Matrix Reloaded" skits)
Will Forte (writer)

Release Date:

5 June 2003 (USA)

Plot:

Justin Timberlake and Seann William Scott hand out awards the best films of 2003 as voted on by MTV viewers. |

Plot Keywords:

TV Special | Awards Show

Awards:

1 win

Cast

Seann William Scott	...	Himself - Host
Justin Timberlake	...	Himself - Host
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
50 Cent	...	Himself - Performer
Samaire Armstrong	...	Herself
Sean Astin	...	Himself
Ling Bai	...	Herself
Drew Barrymore	...	Herself
David Beckham	...	Himself
Victoria Beckham	...	Herself
Jason Biggs	...	Himself
Kate Bosworth	...	Herself
Billy Boyd	...	Himself
Adrien Brody	...	Himself
Corey Burton	...	Opening titles announcer (voice)
Amanda Bynes	...	Herself
Nick Cannon	...	Himself
Daveigh Chase	...	Herself
Sandy Colton	...	Dancer w / TATU
Sean 'P. Diddy' Combs	...	Himself
Jonathan Davis	...	Himself
Cameron Diaz	...	Herself
Hilary Duff	...	Herself
Kirsten Dunst	...	Herself
Shannon Elizabeth	...	Herself
Eminem	...	Himself
Colin Farrell	...	Himself
Joey Fatone	...	Himself
Will Ferrell	...	Himself
Fieldy	...	Himself
Andrew Firestone	...	Himself
Calista Flockhart	...	Herself
Harrison Ford	...	Himself
Jennifer Garner	...	Herself
Tyrese Gibson	...	Himself (as Tyrese)
Jake Gyllenhaal	...	Himself
Alyson Hannigan	...	Herself
Carey Hart	...	Himself
Josh Hartnett	...	Himself
Bernard Hill	...	Himself
Nicky Hilton	...	Herself
Paris Hilton	...	Herself
Kate Hudson	...	Herself
Hugh Jackman	...	Himself
Peter Jackson	...	Himself
Samuel L. Jackson	...	Himself
Famke Janssen	...	Herself
Orlando Jones	...	Himself
Chris Kattan	...	Himself
Beyoncé Knowles	...	Herself
Johnny Knoxville	...	Himself
Ashton Kutcher	...	Himself
Sanoe Lake	...	Herself
Queen Latifah	...	Herself
Martin Lawrence	...	Himself
Lindsay Lioz	...	Dancer
Lucy Liu	...	Herself
Kurt Loder	...	Himself
George Lucas	...	Himself
Ludacris	...	Himself
Method Man	...	Himself
Bam Margera	...	Himself
Rachael Markarian	...	Dancer
McG	...	Himself ("Charlie's Angels" skit)
Christina Milian	...	Herself
Demi Moore	...	Herself
Alanis Morissette	...	Herself
Viggo Mortensen	...	Himself
Mya	...	Herself
Mike Myers	...	Himself
Jack Osbourne	...	Himself
Kelly Osbourne	...	Herself
Sharon Osbourne	...	Herself
Frank Oz	...	Himself / Yoda (voice)
Pink	...	Herself
Redman	...	Himself
Sumner Redstone	...	Himself
Keanu Reeves	...	Himself
Tara Reid	...	Herself
Ryan Reynolds	...	Himself
Rocky K. Roberts	...	Himself
Iann Robinson	...	Himself
Roselyn Sanchez	...	Herself
Andy Serkis	...	Himself
Dax Shepard	...	Himself
David Silveria	...	Himself
Jessica Simpson	...	Herself
Will Smith	...	Himself
Steve-O	...	Himself
Patrick Swayze	...	Himself
Wanda Sykes	...	Herself
Tasha Tae	...	Dancer with TATU
t.A.T.u.	...	Themselves - Performers
George Tillman Jr.	...	Himself
Aisha Tyler	...	Herself
Wilmer Valderrama	...	Himself
Vince Vaughn	...	Frank Fanning, Ass Coordinator ("Charlie's Angels" skit)
Mark Wahlberg	...	Himself
Paul Walker	...	Himself
Luke Wilson	...	Himself
Fann Wong	...	Herself
Elijah Wood	...	Himself
Eglantina Zingg	...	Herself - Pre-show Host

Runtime:

USA:130 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Filming Locations:

Shrine Auditorium - 665 W. Jefferson Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

MTV Productions

Trivia:

The Gollum acceptance speech won the 2004 Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form, controversially beating out episodes of Firefly, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Smallville.

Quotes:

Andy Dick: Oh my God! There's Morpheus! He's having a huge orgie at his house after the party... At least that's what most of us have heard...
Morpheus: It is TRUE, what many of you have heard...

Movie Connections:

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BEST SHOW EVER!

To greatly disagree with the previous comments about this excellent show, I thought it was excellant, it was well rehearsed, the opening sequence involving a spoof of the new matrix film would be funny only if you have seen the film, otherwise it would only give you a chuckle, Justin Timberlake was surprisingly funny, especially with the antics of Sean William Scott, the Tatu performance was a nice surprise and the win of Samara from The Ring for best villian ended up being one of the most satisfying speechs of all time, a classic epic, hip awards show, and will definately be one of the most valuable parts of the MTV archives.

9 out of 10 (the only problem was even though 50 cent performance was okay it was way to hyped and the actors were obviously rehearsed)