Duck, Duck, Goose! (2005)

A blend of 60's Technicolor European romp and post-modern cynicism.

Director:

D.C. Douglas

Writer:

D.C. Douglas

Stars:

Robin Daléa, D.C. Douglas, Bryan Cuprill

4 wins.

Cast

Complete credited cast:
Robin Daléa	...	Lizzie (as Robin Meyers)
D.C. Douglas	...	Jacob
Bryan Cuprill	...	C.B.
Lisa Long	...	La Matchmaker
Bess Meyer	...	La Giggly Girl
Dan Butler	...	Le Creepy Guy
Gina Marie Gian	...	La Crying Girl
Michael Cade	...	Le Romantic Guy
Diane Mizota	...	La Religious Girl
Courtenay Taylor	...	La Penis Woman
Abraham Peraza	...	Le Opera Singer
Lilia Popova	...	La Pianist
Christopher Carroll	...	Le French Waiter

Storyline

'Duck, Duck, GOOSE!" has no explosions or boobies. Well, wait a minute... It does feature one boob named Jacob who longs to keep his ex-wife close-by for masochistic pleasure. There's also C.B., a nervous romantic with a hapless crush on an exotic burping beauty named Lizzie, who only wants to find a man with a mind like a woman, fall in love, and fly away to Paris. It's an intoxicating blend of early sixties European romp and post-modern cynicism in glorious technicolor!

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Plot Keywords:

animal in title | dark comedy

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Taglines:

Pray you're not it.

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Genres:

Comedy | Short | Romance

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English French

Release Date:

15 January 2005 (USA)

Also Known As:

Canard, canard, putain d'oie!

Filming Locations:

Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$20,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Hit The Fan Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

21 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo (RCA Sound System)

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Did You Know?

Quotes

La Penis Woman: How come I never get to talk to the camera?
Jacob: Because you scare people.

User Reviews

one of the funniest and wackiest romantic romps you could hope for on a Saturday night.

I had the opportunity of seeing Duck, Duck, Goose! on a big screen in Hollywood, California and it was a blast. We've all seen stories about love triangles, but this one was startlingly absurd yet absurdly real--plus full of twists and turns, and eminently entertaining. I was "on board" and savored every moment of the ride. Oh, and I loved how perfectly faux French was spoken throughout and used to great effect. All the actors were commendable; but whatever you do, you must watch out for two of the leads --DC Douglas and Robin Meyers. Far more than just up-and-comers, they've GOT THE GOODS, man! Expect to be seeing them on the biggest SILVER SCREEN close to you in the very near future. If their talent went public, I'd buy shares!