5 Star Day (2010) Five Star Day (original title)

Director:

Danny Buday

Writer:

Danny Buday (screenplay)

Release Date:

4 November 2011 (USA)

Genre:

Drama | Romance

Tagline:

Build Your Own Galaxy

Plot:

One man's journey to disprove the theory of astrology leads him to answer some bigger question about life, love, fate and destiny.

Plot Keywords:

Astrology | Horoscope | Birthday | Written By Director | Blogger

Awards:

1 win

Cast

Jena Malone	...	Sarah Reynolds
Cam Gigandet	...	Jake Gibson
Will Yun Lee	...	Samuel Kim
Julianna Guill	...	Vanessa
Mark Boone Junior	...	Homeless Prophet
Nick Chinlund	...	Professor Birchbaum
Richard Riehle	...	Jim the Plumber
Chris J. Johnson	...	Aaron Greenfield
Brooklyn Sudano	...	Yvette Montgomery
Patricia Belcher	...	Patty the Waitress
Tad Hilgenbrink	...	Darren
Peter Mackenzie	...	Mr. Peterson
Cesar Garcia	...	Drug dealer
Maura Murphy	...	Wesley's private dancer
Yvette Freeman	...	Social Worker
Wendy Haines	...	Waitress
Alison Moir	...	Doctor
Parisa Fakhri	...	Mr. Peterson's Assistant
Reedy Gibbs	...	Nurse Recetionist
Marcus Shultz	...	Thug
Bruno Alexander	...	Apartment Manager
George Ketsios	...	Bartender
Kelli Stoner	...	Nurse
Sarah Adina	...	Nurse
Christopher Reddick-Johnson	...	Teenage Thug
Max Hartman	...	Wesley Henderson
Carl Melius	...	Yvette's Husband
Stephen Bowman	...	Hotel Desk Clerk
Julia Popick	...	Girl at Diner
Steve Pandis	...	Bass Player
Mark Achilles White	...	Bouncer
Derek Shipp	...	TSA Agent #2
Brett Browning	...	Tyrone
Brant J. Cole	...	Jazz Club Bouncer
Kristin Ornelas	...	Flight Attendant
Marty Hertzberg	...	Tavern Bartender
Lisette Alvarez	...	Nurse (uncredited)
Lucas Di Medio	...	Tavern Customer (uncredited)
Sheila Ellis	...	Flight Attendant (uncredited)
Kimberly Ables Jindra	...	Happy Birthday Singing Waitress (uncredited)
Matt Murphy	...	Bar Patron (uncredited)
Keith Shawn	...	Businessman in Diner (uncredited)
Maurice Webster	...	TSA Agent (uncredited)

Directed by
Danny Buday

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Danny Buday		screenplay

Produced by
Danny Buday	....	producer
Aimée Flaherty	....	line producer
Shannon Makhanian	....	co-producer
Joel Mendoza	....	producer
Mike Robertson	....	executive producer
Mike Robertson	....	producer

Original Music by
Ryan Beveridge

Cinematography by
Jason Oldak

Film Editing by
Curtis Pierce

Production Design by
Megan Hutchison

Art Direction by
Mark Achilles White

Makeup Department
Ami Murray	....	assistant makeup artist
Stephanie Kae Panek	....	key makeup artist
Paul Spataro	....	assistant hair stylist

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Fabien Hameline	....	second assistant director
Ricky Lloyd George	....	second second assistant director
Richard Robinson	....	first assistant director

Art Department
Jonathan Buchanan	....	property master
Carl Hoagland	....	assistant art director
Zach Matchem	....	art department assistant
Patrick Rourk	....	assistant property master

Sound Department
Dean Andre	....	sound recordist
Onnalee Blank	....	sound re-recording mixer
Onnalee Blank	....	supervising sound editor
Timothy A. Cleveland	....	sound effects editor
Michael Crabtree	....	foley artist
Andy D'Addario	....	sound re-recording mixer
Paul J. Diller	....	sound effects editor
Karyn Foster	....	dialogue editor
Jessica Goodwin	....	dialogue editor (as Jessica A. Dickson)
Jeff Halbert	....	music editor
Andy Hay	....	sound effects editor
Noel Hazan	....	stage recordist
Charlie Kolander	....	dialogue editor
Barry Shea	....	boom operator

Camera and Electrical Department
Leonard G. Allen III	....	grip
Oliver Alling	....	best boy grip
Brian Burgoyne	....	camera operator
Bill Coleman	....	additional gaffer
Curtis Davis	....	additional second assistant camera
Bernard Evans	....	best boy electric
Isaiah Fortajada	....	second assistant camera
Robby Hart	....	first assistant camera
Cody Jacobs	....	electrician
Jonathan Kim	....	second assistant camera
Andre Lascaris	....	additional camera operator
Axel Llorens	....	key grip
Jeremy Long	....	grip
Adam Macbeth	....	best boy electric: second unit
Adam McDaid	....	best boy electric
Robert McFall	....	grip
Arthur Meyerhoff	....	gaffer
Gabriel Patay	....	grip
Omar Pena	....	key grip
Alex Peterson	....	second-unit first assistant camera
Nathan Poniatowski	....	grip
Dave Smart	....	best boy grip
Robert Toth	....	electrician
Conner Vandeer	....	steadicam operator
Robert Vroom	....	electrician
Annie Wengenroth	....	second assistant camera: second unit
Megan Woeppel	....	assistant camera
Tanner Wolfe	....	electrician

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Rebecca Agee	....	costumer
Daniel Terrell	....	wardrobe assistant
Tiffany Tracy	....	key costumer

Editorial Department
Patrick Bellanger	....	on-line editor
Marc Wielage	....	digital colorist

Music Department
Parisa Fakhri	....	music supervisor

Transportation Department
John Fuller	....	transportation captain

Other crew
Bernadette Gonzales	....	production coordinator
Matthew Grossfeld	....	production assistant: new york
Shannon C. Hensley	....	legal services
Kimberley Roper	....	script supervisor
Sean Stuart	....	key set production assistant
Adam Wallingford	....	location scout

Production Companies

• Five Star Day
• Lucid Entertainment
• Virtu*Entertainment

Distributors

• Breaking Glass Pictures (2011) (USA) (all media)
• Gravitas Ventures (2011) (USA) (video) (VOD)
• Tanweer Films (2011) (Bangladesh) (all media)
• Tanweer Films (2011) (Bhutan) (all media)
• Tanweer Films (2011) (India) (all media)
• Tanweer Films (2011) (Maldives) (all media)
• Tanweer Films (2011) (Nepal) (all media)
• Tanweer Films (2011) (Pakistan) (all media)
• Tanweer Films (2011) (Sri Lanka) (all media)

Other Companies

• Air Hollywood  aviation sets and interiors
• Todd-AO Studios  sound post-production

Also Known As:

"Five Star Day" - USA (original title)

Runtime:

USA:97 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Filming Locations:

Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA

Company:

Five Star Day

A reasonable movie ruined by the lead actor.

This had all the makings of a pretty reasonable movie, however, after about 20 minutes into it the lead actor Cam Gigandet becomes so irritating he actually destroys the movie.

The plot is a bit thin, the dialogue is even thinner, but thanks to Cam, he completely ruins it all.

His ridiculous facial expressions and "cool" hand gestures are pathetic - not to mention the fact that everywhere you see him walking around he appears to have a rather large banana stuffed up where the sun doesn't shine.

He seems to think he is something like Brad Pitt, but couldn't pull it off - totally ruined the entire middle of the road movie for me. sorry, but that is my opinion.