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Eating Out
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Director:
Q. Allan Brocka
Writer:
Q. Allan Brocka
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Genre:
Comedy | Drama | Romance See more »
Tagline:
The fastest way to a girl's heart is through her gay best friend. See more »
Plot:
After getting dumped by his slutty girlfriend, Caleb falls in love with Gwen. However, thanks to Caleb's roommate, Gwen thinks he's gay and sets him up with her roommate, Marc. Full summary » | Full synopsis »
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Awards:
6 wins See more »
NewsDesk:
(33 articles)
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User Reviews:
Not Exactly 'Parfait' See more (83 total) »

Cast

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Rebekah Kochan ... Tiffani

Scott Lunsford ... Caleb Peterson

Jim Verraros ... Kyle
Natalie Burge ... Milkshake Marcy

Adrienne Pearson ... Jenny the Beaver "Firecrotch"
Jillian Nusbaum ... Jamie Peterson

Ryan Carnes ... Marc Everhard

Kris Black ... Sebastian (British Guy) (as Christopher Michaels)

Emily Brooke Hands ... Gwen Anderson (as Emily Stiles)
Billy Shepard ... Joey (as William Shepard)
Maurice Grossman ... Carnival Vendor

John Janezic ... Richard
Ditte Lokon ... Miko
Dani Millan ... Ronnie
Stafford Williamson ... Prof. Winston James (as Stafford 'Doc' Williamson)

Patti James-Bailey ... Party Guest
Sarah Burner ... Party Guest
Bradley Lau ... Party Guest
Andrea Miller ... Party Guest
Amber Nicolai ... Party Guest
Barbara Schaffer ... Party Guest
Tim Sevelis ... Party Guest
Daniel Skaggs ... Party Guest
Melissa Slawson ... Party Guest
William Soffer ... Party Guest
Shaunda Stormant ... Party Guest
Candice Trainor ... Party Guest
Donald Cline ... Mr. Milford
Joy Ives ... Mrs. Milford
Melissa Shaner ... Debbie Milford
Pete Kelly ... Leather Guy
Murph Michaels ... Frank Peterson
Martie van der Voort ... Susan Peterson
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Tyler Roberts ... Carnival scene extra (uncredited)
Michael Shoel ... Leather Guy #2 (uncredited)
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Directed by
Q. Allan Brocka 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Q. Allan Brocka 

Produced by
Phillip J. Bartell .... associate producer
Daniel Hatch .... associate producer
Danielle Probst .... producer
Jeffrey Schwarz .... associate producer
Michael Shoel .... producer (as Michael J. Shoel)
 
Original Music by
Dominik Hauser 
 
Cinematography by
Keith J. Duggan (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Phillip J. Bartell 
 
Casting by
Don Carroll 
Cathy Reinking 
 
Production Design by
Melissa Fischer 
 
Art Direction by
Billie Jo Sanchez 
 
Costume Design by
David Devincenzo 
 
Makeup Department
Jane Blaser .... hair stylist
Jane Blaser .... makeup artist
Katherine Lyde .... hair stylist (as Catherine Eyde)
Katherine Lyde .... makeup artist
Larry Moore .... hairstyle designer
Vatché .... hair stylist: Los Angeles
Vatché .... makeup artist: Los Angeles
 
Production Management
Danielle Probst .... unit production manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Scott Findley .... first assistant director
 
Art Department
Erik Baker .... art department swing
Jennifer Jones .... art department swing
Jessica Lance .... property master
Ira A. McAliley .... production designer: Los Angeles
 
Sound Department
Ray Appleman .... boom operator
Michael Cottrell .... sound mixer
Maurice De La Falaise .... foley artist (as Maurice de la Falaise)
Robert Kubilos .... sound designer (as Bob Kubilos)
Suzanne LaBrot .... foley artist (as Suzanne La Brot)
Circe J. Leo .... looping
Steve McCarty .... sound designer
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Michael Budde .... first assistant camera
Briana Dorner .... clapper loader
Briana Dorner .... second assistant camera
Trevor Fulks .... gaffer
Glenn Gaylord .... still photographer
David Maurice Gil .... additional videographer: Tucson
Todd Helsey .... key grip
Robert Loomis .... gaffer
Lincoln Ruchti .... company grip
Kei Shozuzuwa .... company grip
Jason Sikorski .... company grip
Gordon Simmons .... still photographer
Abe Taltre .... still photographer
Handleland Tesoro .... still photographer
Lisa Wiegand .... director of photography: Los Angeles
Daniel Zimbaldi .... camera operator: Los Angeles
 
Casting Department
Paul Abelkis .... casting assistant
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Darren Clark .... wardrobe consultant
David Devincenzo .... on-set wardrobe (as David DeVincenzo)
N.W. Probst .... costume designer: Bunny Bra
 
Editorial Department
Justin Krohn .... assistant editor
Bjorn T. Myrholt .... colorist
 
Music Department
Brian S. Driscoll .... musician: piano
David Pozzi .... musician: saxophone (as Dave Pozzi)
 
Other crew
Gabriel Armijo .... production assistant
Michelle Ayers .... production coordinator
Christian Biede .... production assistant
Jeffrey M. Blagg .... assistant production coordinator
Brandon Brewer .... production assistant
Nancy Forest Brown .... caterer: Los Angeles
Cortney Burk .... script supervisor
Eli Larriva .... production accountant
Zoe O'Reilly .... assistant to producers
Rene Ridinger .... unit publicist
Tyler Roberts .... head craft service
Robert Rowley .... caterer
Robert Rowley .... craft service
Dean Sheldon Serwin .... legal counsel: Los Angeles
Jason Sikorski .... production assistant (as Jason Sikorsky)
Kevin James Steele .... production assistant
Peter Weinman .... production assistant
 
Thanks
Randy Barbato .... thanks
Larry Cohen .... thanks
 

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Additional Details

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Runtime:
90 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 See more »
Sound Mix:
Stereo
Certification:
USA:Unrated | Hong Kong:IIB | UK:15 | Netherlands:12 | New Zealand:R16
Filming Locations:
Tucson, Arizona, USA
Company:
Ariztical EntertainmentSee more »

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Trivia:
Was shot in 10 days.See more »
Quotes:
Kyle:Guys around here are like day-old donuts. I mean, I eat 'em because they're there, but you don't wanna invest anything in them.See more »
Movie Connections:
References The Odd Couple (1968)See more »

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18 out of 20 people found the following review useful.
Not Exactly 'Parfait', 14 September 2005
Author: NJMoon from United States

EATING OUT is a good looking film. It's young stars are hunky, sexy guys who look great on camera and turn in credible performances. The gal pals are a gay man's fantasia, however - as one character says "a reality show without the camera crew". The film manages to neatly hide it's low budget roots. After a few establishing shots of Tuscon, we forget the rest of the film is basically house-bound. The centerpiece of EATING OUT (the title has nothing to do with finding a good restaurant) is a phone sex scene that manages to be quite sexy despite it's extended length. The film's biggest disappointment (and disservice) is it's idiotic dialogue. Characters speak in a "Clueless" slang that is both annoying and unreal. The fatuous dialogue turns the likable cast superficial. It might be cute to occasionally say 'parfait' for 'perfect' and 'Fabio' for 'fabulous' but when every line contains something like this, it gets annoying. There are also a lot of 'jokes' and 'one liners' (a truly appalling one about being HIV positive) that don't contribute much. If this is Oscar Wilde, he's slumming. Turn off the volume and just watch EATING OUT - then it'll be nearly parfait - maybe even downright Fabio.

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