Wirey Spindell (1999)
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- Not Rated
- 1h 41min
- Comedy
- 21 Jan 2000 (USA)
- Movie
A whimsical look back at the life of a man who is nervous about his upcoming wedding.
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Cast
| Eric Schaeffer | ... |
Wirey Spindell
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| Eric Mabius | ... |
Wirey, age 17
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Devin Matthews | ... |
Wirey, Junior High
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Zane Adlum | ... |
Wirey, age 8
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| Callie Thorne | ... |
Tabitha
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| Samantha Buck | ... |
Samantha
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Jennifer Wiltsie | ... |
Wirey's Mom, Young
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| Peggy Gormley | ... |
Wirey's Mom, Mature
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| John Doman | ... |
Wirey's Father
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| Caroline Strong | ... |
Judy
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| Don Creech | ... |
Mean Teacher
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John Deyle | ... |
Principal Dickens
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| Bryan Callen | ... |
Robby-present day
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| Mel Rodriguez | ... |
Ernesto
(as Melvin Rodriguez)
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| Stefan Niemczyk | ... |
Lapper
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| Gerry Rosenthal | ... |
Mike Johnson
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| Bill Weeden | ... |
Bill
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| Jim Gaffigan | ... |
Announcer #2
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| Jenna Stern | ... |
Roxanne
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Leanne Whitney | ... |
Beth
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| Greg Haberny | ... |
Niles
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| Michelle Hurst | ... |
Arlene
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| David Healy | ... |
Yuppie
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| Rutanya Alda | ... |
Coach's Wife
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| Erica Bergsmeds | ... |
Helena
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| Stephen C. Bradbury | ... |
Shop Class Teacher
(as Stephen Bradbury)
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| Chuck Bradley | ... |
Mean Kid Spy
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| Angela Bullock | ... |
Tabatha's Girlfriend
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Amanda Burwasser | ... |
Cousin Betsy
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Lou Cantres | ... |
Raphael
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Lauren Chen | ... |
Little Chinese Girl
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Eric E. Demski | ... |
Kikos
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Brett Donnelly | ... |
Bass Player in Wirey's band
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Adam Ernster | ... |
Spike
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Michael Derek Falzon | ... |
Drummer in Wirey's band
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Dionne Ford | ... |
Danny the Model
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Paul Frediani | ... |
Calhoun Coach
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Corey Greaves | ... |
Greg
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Billie Greenfield | ... |
Brooke Swarthen
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Bruce Greenfield | ... |
Scout #2
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| Jan Greenfield | ... |
Great Neck Girl / Teenage Girl
(as Jan Lauren)
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Van Greenfield | ... |
Scout #1
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Vanessa Greenfield | ... |
Rebecca Levine
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Zoe Greenfield | ... |
Wirey's Stepsister
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John C. Havens | ... |
Announcer #1
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Julian Henry | ... |
Wirey - Baby
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| Gideon Jacobs | ... |
Wirey, Age 10 (voice)
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Ray Klein | ... |
High School Basketball Player
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Ingrid Kogin | ... |
Russian Hooker
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Amanda Kravat | ... |
Stripper Waitress
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Tara Kruse | ... |
Sally
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| Lisa Lang | ... |
Stephanie
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Kyle Logan | ... |
Dave
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Solange Marquis | ... |
Mary
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Dolores McDougal | ... |
Tabitha's mother
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William Charles Mitchell | ... |
FBI Man
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Edward J. Moore | ... |
Lapper Teacher / Coach
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Philip Novoa | ... |
Jiz
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Michael Pallotta | ... |
Gabe
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David Pancake | ... |
Football Coach
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Michael Patterson | ... |
Scout #2
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| Keri Lynn Pratt | ... |
First Date
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| Jorge Pupo | ... |
Scout #1
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Ted Read | ... |
Whorehouse Gatekeeper
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Silvan Sennon | ... |
Robby - 7th Grade
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Wally Shaykhoun | ... |
Minister
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| Irma St. Paule | ... |
Angel Lady
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Ken Strong | ... |
Shrink
(as Kenneth P. Strong)
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Anthony Tavaglione | ... |
Mean Kid - Jr. High
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Sara Ziff | ... |
Sarah
(as Sarah Ziff)
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| Stacey Giambastiani | ... |
College student (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Eric Schaeffer | ||
Written by
| Eric Schaeffer | ... | () |
Produced by
| Bruce Greenfield | ... | executive producer |
| Dolly Hall | ... | producer |
| Robert Kravitz | ... | co-producer |
| Terence Michael | ... | producer |
| Lloyd Segan | ... | producer |
| Dawn Wolfrom | ... | co-producer |
Music by
| Amanda Kravat | ||
Cinematography by
| Kramer Morgenthau | ||
Editing by
| Mitchel Stanley | ||
Editorial Department
| Mark Ginsberg | ... | color timer |
| Samara Levenstein | ... | assistant editor |
| Joe Violante | ... | dailies advisor |
Casting By
| Sheila Jaffe | ||
| Georgianne Walken | ||
Production Design by
| Mark Helmuth | ||
Set Decoration by
| Niamh Byrne | ||
Costume Design by
| Bootsy Holler | ||
| Amanda Sanders | ... | (as Amanda Silberstein) |
Makeup Department
| Ralph Lambiase | ... | makeup artist |
| Susan Reilly LeHane | ... | key hair stylist (as Susan Reilly) |
| Tania Ribalow | ... | makeup artist |
| Lauren Weinstein | ... | key makeup artist |
Production Management
| Alex Corven | ... | production manager (as Alex Corven Caronia) |
| Rita Romagnino | ... | production supervisor |
| Mike Weiss | ... | post-production supervisor |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Matthew Ogens | ... | second assistant director |
| Chris Roberts | ... | first assistant director |
Art Department
| Brett Donnelly | ... | off-set dresser |
| Stuart Kaufman | ... | swing gang |
| Jose Pavon | ... | lead man |
| Lisa Scoppa | ... | on-set dresser (as Lisa Crivelli) |
| Ben Telford | ... | property master |
Sound Department
| Rick Freeman | ... | dialogue editor |
| Chen Harpaz | ... | supervising sound editor |
| Gil Hova | ... | assistant sound editor |
| David Pastecchi | ... | location sound mixer |
| Griffin Richardson | ... | boom operator |
| Reilly Steele | ... | re-recording mixer |
| Noah Timan | ... | production sound mixer |
| Brian Vancho | ... | foley artist |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Joaquín Baca-Asay | ... | director of photography: second unit |
| Dayvon Baldwin | ... | best boy grip |
| Nicole Brait | ... | third electrician |
| Ryan Cooke | ... | third grip |
| Doug Foote | ... | first assistant camera |
| David Gorn | ... | key grip |
| Christopher B. Green | ... | first assistant camera |
| Brian Hwang | ... | fourth electrician |
| Dan Kubicek | ... | electrician |
| Charles McEntee | ... | grip |
| Steven Meizler | ... | camera operator |
| Edward Read | ... | gaffer |
| Francis Spieldenner | ... | second assistant camera |
| John Verni | ... | still photographer |
Casting Department
| Mary Clay Boland | ... | casting assistant |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Bootsy Holler | ... | wardrobe supervisor |
| Stephanie Siegel | ... | set costumer |
| Laura Steinman | ... | costume supervisor |
Location Management
| T.J. Morehouse | ... | location manager |
| Betsy Shankin-Morehouse | ... | location manager (as Betsy Shankin) / location scout (as Betsy Shankin) |
Music Department
| Janice Ginsberg | ... | music supervisor |
| Peter Millrose | ... | composer: additional music |
Script and Continuity Department
| Solange Marquis | ... | script supervisor |
Transportation Department
| Ray Cruz | ... | transportation coordinator |
| John Verni | ... | driver |
Additional Crew
| Theo Angell | ... | set production assistant |
| Alexandra DellaPenna | ... | production office coordinator |
| Rita Mate | ... | accountant |
| Livia Monte | ... | production coordinator |
| Mina Park | ... | assistant to line producer |
| J.T. Petty | ... | office production assistant |
| J.P. Summerskill | ... | production accountant |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Quiver Distribution (2021) (World-wide)
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Storyline
| Plot Summary |
A semi-autobiographical tale of Eric Schaeffer, who as Wirey Spindell, is seeing a marriage counsler with his future wife because he is nervous about his upcoming wedding. Together, they remember some of Wirey's life and the sexual misadventures of his youth.
Written by Simon Hova |
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| Taglines | He's having more second thoughts than he's had second dates. See more » |
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Box Office
| Opening Weekend United States | $1,234, 28 Jan 2000 |
Did You Know?
| Trivia | Keri Lynn Pratt's debut. See more » |
| Goofs | In what is suppose to be the year 1969 a sign for the Broadway show "Chicago" can be seen on the Howard Johnson's restaurant in Times Square in Manhattan. That show didn't open until 1975. See more » |
| Soundtracks | Something's Always Better Than Nothing See more » |
| Crazy Credits | End credits are viewed over closeups of old basketball cards spread on a surface. See more » |