A Cinema Projectionist becomes entangled with a mad Italian Director's crazily combined remake of Cinema Paradiso and Pulp Fiction.
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George Warner | ... |
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Semeli Economou | ... |
Stefania Pannolino
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David Erdos | ... |
Antonio Pannolino
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Andrei Basilashvili
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Chris Harris | ... |
Mr.Harris
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Nick Cawdron | ... |
Nick "The Clapper"
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Alan Long
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Sarah Sylvester | ... |
Spadina Bathurst
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Danielle Johnson | ... |
Bitch with Pink Uzi
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| Neil Sheffield | ... |
Giorgio
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Mary Alexandra Woods | ... |
Nicole
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Shannon Kane-Meddock | ... |
Mary-Anne
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Nensi Bego | ... |
Raqs Sharqi Dancer
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Teresa Hancock | ... |
Winestain P.A.
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Adam Moss | ... |
Mr. Matisse
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Peter Allen | ... |
Card Player
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Bob
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Katy Bartrop | ... |
Main Saharan Wife
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P.H. Bergeron | ... |
Reporter
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Francesca Brown | ... |
Lucia
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Catheryn Burdett | ... |
Casino Girl
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Kate Byron | ... |
Croupier
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Sarita Chamdal | ... |
Film Lab Technician
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Russell Collins | ... |
Cinecitta Sound Man
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| Simon Connolly | ... |
Cinecittà Asst Director
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Jeanne Craig | ... |
Production Office Asst.
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Jack Curzon | ... |
Angry Customer
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Audrey David | ... |
Casino Girl
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Jennifer David | ... |
Casino Girl
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Mike Davies | ... |
Spalding
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Charlotte Fawley | ... |
La Mama
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Nina Field | ... |
Casino Girl
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Nicholas Fry | ... |
Card Player
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Maria Higham | ... |
Nurse
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Keith Jordan | ... |
Job Interviewee 2
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Angus Martin | ... |
Job Interviewee 1
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| David McGillivray | ... |
TV Reporter
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Francesco Motta | ... |
Voice of Giorgio
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Charlie North-Lewis | ... |
Cinema Cleaner
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French Barman
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Tony Richardson | ... |
Director of Photography
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Sydney Samuelson | ... |
Self
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Oliver Scofield | ... |
Casino Customer
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Ali Slimani | ... |
Prince Soulaman
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Dennis Wallace | ... |
Card Player
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Directed by
| Tim Higham | ||
Written by
| Tim Higham | ... | () |
Produced by
| Anthea Fry | ... | executive producer |
| Edward Higham | ... | executive producer |
| Tim Higham | ... | executive producer |
| Anna Malni | ... | associate producer |
Music by
| Kate Ockenden | ||
Cinematography by
| Tim Higham | ||
Editing by
| Tim Higham | ||
Art Department
| Robert Levingbird | ... | model designer |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Robert Coren | ... | assistant camera |
| Alex Dower | ... | assistant camera |
| Shannon Kane-Meddock | ... | assistant camera |
| David Lee | ... | assistant camera |
| Ricardo Mandracho | ... | gaffer |
| Clyde Wilson | ... | grip |
Music Department
| Anthea Fry | ... | musician: piano |
| Christopher Smith | ... | opera singer |
Transportation Department
| Howard Turner | ... | porsche driver |
| Maurice Williams | ... | driver: steam engine |
Additional Crew
| Ann Davies | ... | steam engine fireman |
| Robert Jude | ... | tango choreographer |
| Roger Patterson | ... | aircraft pilot |
| Lucilla Simbari | ... | consultant: Italy |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Cheney Films Company (2009) (United States) (DVD)
- Pecora Squisita Productions (2005) (United Kingdom)
- Red Carpet Film (2007) (World-wide) (DVD)
Special Effects
Other Companies
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
George is watching the screen entranced. He is 58, single, and a projectionist. He is in love with Stefania, the beautiful Italian actress he sees every night on the silver screen. If only he could escape to her world, where he wasn't tormented by Mr. Harris, his lunatic, sausage-eating, Scottish boss. Andrei, the Russian cinema cleaner also dreams of a life on the silver screen. If only he could escape from his world of sweeping floors and scrubbing toilets. Enter Antonio, the impossibly neurotic Italian film director, who is determined to make a name for himself with his new epic 'Red Carpet', a combined remake of Cinema Paradiso and Pulp Fiction. He is a man who is destined to change the lives of everyone he meets ...but only if he clinches a deal with movie mogul Harold Winestain. Written by Anonymous |
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| Budget | GBP280,000 (estimated) |
Did You Know?
| Trivia | Filmed secretly over a period of 5 years at BAFTA headquarters in Piccadilly, London. Every area from the ground floor to the roof was used to create almost all the locations required for the film, including: Projection Room, Arabian Palace, Job Centre, Cinecittà Film Studio, Parisian Bar, Cinema, New York and London Production Offices, Elevator, Toilets, Cleaner's Cupboard and special sets for the dream sequences. George Warner also kept all of his costumes (including pajamas) at work in his locker for several years, as most filming was unscheduled and had to be fitted in around official bookings within the building. See more » |
| Goofs | The script is visible in several scenes, although since it was written in a notebook or on scraps of paper, it is not easy to make out. See more » |
| Movie Connections | References Cinema Paradiso (1988). See more » |
| Quotes |
Antonio Pannolino:
It's Cinema Verite! Alan Long: Who's she? See more » |