One, Two, Many (2008)

Director:

Michael DeLorenzo

Writer:

John Melendez (writer)

Genre:

Comedy | Romance

Plot:

A modern-day romance that follows one man's quest to find the girl of his dreams. A girl who can agree that three is company. |

Plot Keywords:

Male Nudity | Lesbianism | Three Word Title | National Lampoon Series | Punctuation In Title

Cast

John Melendez	...	Thomas
Bellamy Young	...	Jennifer
Jeffrey Ross	...	Ernie
Hudson Leick	...	Darla
Suzanna Keller	...	Theresa (as Suzanna Melendez)
Terryn Westbrook	...	Denise
Mark Cuban	...	Seamus
Mailon Rivera	...	Benjamin
Jennifer Sciole	...	Maria
Bonnie Aarons	...	Lady in the bathroom
Allie McCulloch	...	Charlene
Donna Pieroni	...	Mrs. G
Bowie Sims	...	Nicole (as Joanna Sims)
Gregory De Fazio	...	NY Park Walker
Susanna Musotto	...	Brunette at the Gym
Guilford Adams	...	Mute Watkins
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Eric Anderson	...	Suit
Madison Bauer	...	Madison
Hallie Beaune	...	Starship
Martin Beck	...	Bum
Lacee Bingham	...	Ida
Yves Bright	...	Dude
Patrick Michael Buckley	...	Paul / Vito
Jim J. Bullock	...	Derek
Chrissy Carpenter	...	Girl with baseball bat (as Christy Morgan)
Azalea Davila	...	Girl in gym
Lance Eaton	...	Bully #1
Robert Funk	...	Denise's Date
Dana Generally	...	Club Bouncer
Molly Hanson	...	Rhonda
Nicole Hawkyard	...	Veronica
William Joseph Hill	...	Bartender (as Bill Hill)
Elizabeth Ince	...	Old Lady
Anthony Lauria	...	Edgar
Jes Macallan	...	Woman in bed
Modi	...	Jermaine
Shelby O'Connell	...	Shelby Birthday Girl
Franklyn Passmore III	...	Abraham
Michael Perri	...	Jimmy
Rena Riffel	...	Tiffany
Elizabeth Rivera	...	Attti - Jewish women
Logan Jay Stern	...	Young Susanna
Kym Stys	...	Fantasy Girl
Kathe Sweeney	...	Woman being mugged
Sandra Taylor	...	Sally
Diana Terranova	...	Seamus Mistress
Beth Thieme	...	Wheelchair girl (as Elizabeth Thieme)
Zubayda Thurayyah	...	Fantasy Girl
Liz Zazzi	...	Leslie / Natalie

Directed by
Michael DeLorenzo

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
John Melendez		writer

Produced by
Mitchell Bard	....	line producer: New York
Ellen English	....	line producer
Caron Feldman	....	producer
Marc Fiore	....	executive producer
Marc Fiore	....	producer
Danny Goodman	....	line producer: New York
Greg Kiley	....	executive producer
John Melendez	....	executive producer
John Melendez	....	producer
Christopher Mormando	....	executive producer (as Chris Mormando)

Original Music by
Timothy Andrew Edwards

Cinematography by
Massimo Zeri

Film Editing by
Erica Jean

Casting by
Allyson Bosch
Caron Feldman

Production Design by
Alicia Haverland

Costume Design by
Carla Biggert

Makeup Department
Elena Drokina	....	key makeup artist
Melanie Rizzo	....	key makeup artist

Production Management
Justin Besemer	....	production boss
Greg Saraceno	....	unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Josh Garrell	....	second assistant director
Elaine Marie Gibson	....	second second assistant director
Greg Saraceno	....	second assistant director
Jim Whitworth	....	first assistant director

Art Department
Carrie Hargett	....	on-set dresser
Noah Henry	....	props
Jeffrey David Lee	....	set dresser
John Paul Lee	....	lead man
Mike Nordenstrom	....	construction coordinator
Christopher Reinig	....	property master

Sound Department
James Barth	....	dialog editor
Miriam Cole	....	adr coordinator
Erik Diener	....	boom operator
Casey A. Fife	....	sound designer
Casey A. Fife	....	sound editor
Alexandra Gallo	....	boom operator
Aaron Grice	....	additional boom operator
Sam C. Lewis	....	adr recordist
Sam C. Lewis	....	foley recordist
Zsolt Magyar	....	sound mixer
Michael J. McDonald	....	supervising sound editor (as Michael McDonald)
Mickey McMullen	....	additional production sound mixer
Manuel Mendoza	....	sound editor
Barry Neely	....	dialogue editor
G.W. Pope III	....	sound effects editor
Karl Ritter	....	boom operator
Alex Ullrich	....	foley artist

Visual Effects by
Erik Kaufmann	....	colorist

Camera and Electrical Department
Joseph Arena	....	Steadicam operator
Andrea Bassani	....	first assistant camera
Adam Beffa	....	electrician
Kenneth M. Chernow	....	electrician
Caterina Colombo	....	second assistant camera
Sarah Keally	....	key grip
Frank james Luzania	....	grip
Kyle T. MacDowell	....	dolly grip
Patrick Murphy	....	key grip
David Navarro	....	gaffer
Marian Ng	....	best boy grip
Rick Page	....	first assistant camera
Mickey Petersen	....	electrician
Sonoko Shimoyama	....	best boy electric (as Sonoko Ishizuka)
Rick Smith	....	best boy grip
Mike Vasovski	....	first assistant camera
Paul Wittenberger	....	grip
John Zivelonghi	....	electrician

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Leeann Johnson	....	wardrobe intern
Rebecca Totman	....	wardrobe supervisor

Editorial Department
Erik Kaufmann	....	colorist

Music Department
James Barth	....	music editor
Timothy Andrew Edwards	....	music supervisor

Transportation Department
Joseph E. Jones	....	transportation coordinator

Other crew
Eric Clarke	....	set teacher
Zack Krone	....	production assistant
Matthew S. Lovett	....	production assistant
Josiah Patrow	....	data capture assistant
Derek Schweickart	....	data capture engineer
Ram Paul Silbey	....	production assistant
Darius Siwek	....	production coordinator
Kathe Sweeney	....	craft service
Erin Tambellini	....	script supervisor
Erin Tarasi	....	script supervisor

Production Companies

• Fiore Films

Distributors

• National Lampoon (2008) (USA) (theatrical)

Other Companies

• Camera House, The  camera equipment provided by
• Honig Company, The  publicity
• Impeccable Taste Catering  catering
• Private Island Audio  audio post-production facility

Also Known As:

MPAA:

Rated R for strong sexual content, pervasive language and brief drug use

Runtime:

88 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby SR

Certification:

USA:R

Filming Locations:

CBS Studio Center - 4024 Radford Avenue, Studio City, Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

Fiore Films

Movie Connections:

References "Judge Judy" (1996)

What is this?

After watching this movie (I made the mistake of falling for the National Lampoon branding), I rushed to this site to warn people. I started reading the reviews and it seems like the "lead" of this movie apparently is "somebody???" One of the reasons I came to this site was to try and figure out how this movie was even made and why they had some no-name "actor" in the starring role. From what I am reading here, it seems like this guy has some sort of recognition for something. AND he wrote the movie too???!!?!!?! Who the hell is this guy? Is he somebody's son or from some rich family? He must have money to waste because I can't imagine that National Lampoon let him do this movie without him paying them to use the name. Run, don't walk, away from the movie.......