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Title: August Rush (2007)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Freddie Highmore | ... | August Rush | |
| Keri Russell | ... | Lyla Novacek | |
| Jonathan Rhys Meyers | ... | Louis Connelly | |
| Terrence Howard | ... | Richard Jeffries | |
| Robin Williams | ... | Maxwell 'Wizard' Wallace | |
| William Sadler | ... | Thomas Novacek | |
| Marian Seldes | ... | The Dean | |
| Mykelti Williamson | ... | Reverend James | |
| Leon Thomas III | ... | Arthur | |
| Aaron Staton | ... | Nick | |
| Alex O'Loughlin | ... | Marshall | |
| Jamia Simone Nash | ... | Hope | |
| Ronald Guttman | ... | Professor | |
| Bonnie McKee | ... | Lizzy | |
| Michael Drayer | ... | Mannix | |
Lyla Novacek (Keri Russell) is a cellist studying at the Juilliard School and living under strict rule of her father (William Sadler). Louis Connelly (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) is the lead singer of "The Connelly Brothers", an Irish rock band. Lyla and Louis meet at a party after their respective concerts, and have a sexual encounter on the rooftop. The day after, they separate in a hurry, and are unable to maintain contact as Lyla is ushered away by her father to Chicago. Lyla is also aware that she is pregnant. Later, when in New York City, after an argument with her father over her unborn child, she is struck by a car. Due to the accident trauma, she gives birth prematurely, and her father secretly puts the baby boy up for adoption under her name, allowing Lyla to believe that her son died. Eleven years later, Evan Taylor (Freddie Highmore) is living in a boys' orphanage outside New York City, where he meets Richard Jeffries (Terrence Howard), a social worker with Child and Family ... Written by Percy Jackson
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This is an urban fairy tale. If you go to AUGUST RUSH with the intention of poking holes in it, you can find little glitches and logic flaws. On the other hand, if you are looking for a movie that will sing to your soul (and show you some beautiful eye candy as a bonus), look no farther. The casting director and cinematographer should each get an award. This gem of a movie takes us on a journey, and the people we meet along the way are well worth the ticket price.
A trio of beautiful performances form the heart of this film, although the secondary characters are also crisply compelling. A day after seeing it, I find that specific shots of their faces still glow in mind like pieces of a mosaic. And the music is a genuine addition, as it should be in a film of this kind. I was genuinely moved.