A Million Little Pieces (2018)
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- R
- 1h 53min
- Drama
- 06 Dec 2019 (USA)
- Movie
A drug-dependent young man faces his past and his inner demons after he is interned in an institution for the addicted.
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Cast
| Aaron Taylor-Johnson | ... |
James Frey
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| Billy Bob Thornton | ... |
Leonard
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| Odessa Young | ... |
Lilly
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| Giovanni Ribisi | ... |
John
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| Juliette Lewis | ... |
Joanne
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| Dash Mihok | ... |
Lincoln
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| Charles Parnell | ... |
Miles
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| Ryan Hurst | ... |
Hank
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| David Dastmalchian | ... |
Roy
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| Tom Amandes | ... |
Dr. Baker
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| Charlie Hunnam | ... |
Bob Jr.
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| Andy Mackenzie | ... |
Thug
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| Eugene Byrd | ... |
Matty
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| Andy Buckley | ... |
Dentist Stevens
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| Keith Barber | ... |
Old White Man
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| Albert Malafronte | ... |
Father David
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| Carson Meyer | ... |
Arctic Eyes
(as Carson Chapman Meyer)
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| Frederick Lawrence | ... |
Bartender
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| Ingrid Rogers | ... |
Stewardess
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| Deep Singh | ... |
Ticket Officer
(as a different name)
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| Bill Blair | ... |
Piano Player
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| Drake Andrew | ... |
Ed (uncredited)
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Brad Berryhill | ... |
Leonard's Friend 1 (uncredited)
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Logan Devore | ... |
Young James Frey (uncredited)
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| Julian Goza | ... |
College Student (uncredited)
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| Darrell Keith Harris | ... |
Shane-Kitchen Manager (uncredited)
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| Elester Latham | ... |
Sawyer Unit Patient (uncredited)
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Sean LoGrasso | ... |
Leonard's Friend 2 (uncredited)
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| Lynne Oropeza | ... |
Psychiatric Nurse (uncredited)
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Julio Cesar Almanza Rivera | ... |
Black-Eyed Boy (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Sam Taylor-Johnson | ||
Written by
| Aaron Taylor-Johnson | ... | (screenplay by) & |
| Sam Taylor-Johnson | ... | (screenplay by) |
| James Frey | ... | (based on the book by) |
Produced by
| Pamela Abdy | ... | producer (p.g.a.) |
| Todd Cohen | ... | executive producer |
| James Frey | ... | executive producer |
| Alex Heineman | ... | producer |
| David Krintzman | ... | executive producer |
| Monte Lipman | ... | executive producer |
| Andrew Rona | ... | producer |
| Dana Sano | ... | executive producer |
| Aaron Taylor-Johnson | ... | producer (p.g.a.) |
| Sam Taylor-Johnson | ... | producer (p.g.a.) |
| Dara Weintraub | ... | executive producer |
| Brad Weston | ... | producer (p.g.a.) |
Music by
| Atticus Ross | ||
| Leopold Ross | ||
| Claudia Sarne | ||
Cinematography by
| Jeff Cronenweth | ||
Editing by
| Martin Pensa | ||
Editorial Department
| Andrew Brueck | ... | digital intermediate administration |
| Christine Carr | ... | digital intermediate producer |
| Dmitri Frolov | ... | first assistant editor |
| Quinn Kawata | ... | post-production coordinator |
| Mark Nakamine | ... | colorist: dailies |
| Ian Vertovec | ... | digital intermediate colorist |
| Sam Wexler | ... | nextlab operator |
| Brandee Wyse | ... | digital intermediate assists |
Production Design by
| David J. Bomba | ||
Costume Design by
| Mary Claire Hannan | ||
Makeup Department
| Tracey Anderson | ... | makeup department head |
| Arleen Chavez | ... | hair department head |
| Lee Gren | ... | tattoo designer specialty tattoos: Tinsley Studio |
| Robin Myriah Hatcher | ... | makeup effects production supervisor |
| Sabine Roller | ... | special makeup effects artist |
| Tanya Stine | ... | key hair stylist |
| Christien Tinsley | ... | makeup effects designer |
Production Management
| Diego Alex Borghello | ... | servicing manager: localization |
| Eric M. Klein | ... | servicing coordinator: localization |
| Janet G. Knutsen | ... | production manager |
| Tim Pedegana | ... | post-production supervisor |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Jason Blumenfeld | ... | first assistant director |
| Patrick Cunningham | ... | second assistant director |
| Aaron Leone | ... | dga trainee |
| Nancy L. Ventura | ... | second second assistant director |
Art Department
| Adam Celorier | ... | set dresser |
| David Dolivek | ... | leadman |
| Nora Takacs Ekberg | ... | assistant art director (as Nóra Takács) |
| Michael Glynn | ... | property master |
| Jonas Kirk | ... | construction coordinator |
| Vincent Lucido | ... | storyboard artist |
| Calvin Magnum | ... | construction foreman |
| Shawn David Miller | ... | on set dresser |
| Samuel Pactol | ... | painter foreman |
| Frank Piercy | ... | paint supervisor |
Sound Department
| Joe Cappelletti | ... | group adr director |
| Thomas Curley | ... | sound mixer |
| Andy Hay | ... | dialogue editor / re-recording mixer |
| Matthew Manselle | ... | foley editor / foley mixer |
| Pete Orlanski | ... | sound utility |
| Kelly Oxford | ... | supervising sound editor |
| Brian Straub | ... | foley artist |
| Bruce Tanis | ... | sound effects editor |
| Knox White | ... | boom operator |
Special Effects by
| Blumes Tracy | ... | special effects supervisor |
Visual Effects by
| Jeremy Cox | ... | additional visual effects |
| John Stewart | ... | visual effects supervisor: StewartVFX |
Stunts
| Martin Grassberger | ... | stunt driver |
| Rene Mousseux | ... | stunt coordinator |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Tyler Condreay | ... | electrical lighting technician |
| Michele De Lorimier | ... | digital imaging technician |
| Eric Kyle Deshazo | ... | video assist assistant: second unit |
| Tucker Korte | ... | "b" camera operator / director of photography: additional |
| Thomas McCarty | ... | lighting technician |
| Sherri Miranda | ... | b camera second assistant |
| Jordan Oglesby | ... | second assistant camera: "b" camera |
| Brad Rea | ... | a camera dolly grip |
| Bradley A. Rochlitzer | ... | first assistant camera: "b" camera |
| Peter Rosenfeld | ... | "a" camera operator / steadicam operator |
| Harold Skinner | ... | camera operator / gaffer |
| Bob Smathers | ... | first assistant camera: "a" camera (as Robert Smathers) |
| Joseph Arthur Soria | ... | first assistant camera: "c" camera / second assistant camera: "a" camera |
| James Sweet | ... | key grip |
| Paul Toomey | ... | First Assistant Camera "C" Camera |
| Paul Toomey | ... | first assistant camera: "c" camera |
| Bradley Everett Wilson | ... | camera supporter |
| Peter J. Yauri | ... | best boy grip (as Peter Yauri) |
Casting Department
| Dixie Webster | ... | extras casting |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Frank Alexander | ... | key costumer |
| Alicia Ast | ... | costumer |
| Julia Bly | ... | costumer |
| Rachel Choi | ... | costume assistant |
| Stephanie Fox-Kramer | ... | costume supervisor |
Location Management
| Dan Cooley | ... | location manager |
| Kei Rowan-Young | ... | location scout |
| Marvin Ruffin | ... | assistant location manager |
Music Department
| Victoria Beard | ... | music coordinator |
| Nick Chuba | ... | additional music |
| Katie Colley | ... | soundtrack |
| Joseph S. DeBeasi | ... | music editor |
| Sean Mulligan | ... | music supervisor |
| Michael A. Lee | ... | composer: trailer music (uncredited) |
Script and Continuity Department
| Diane H. Newman | ... | script supervisor |
Transportation Department
| Scott Conove | ... | transportation assistant |
| Saul Correa | ... | driver |
| John Orlebeck | ... | transportation coordinator |
| Paul Salisian | ... | driver |
| Matthew Talamantes | ... | transportation captain |
| Chip Vincent | ... | production van driver |
Additional Crew
| Adam Bradshaw | ... | production coordinator |
| Maggie Brown | ... | additional set pa |
| Michael Buster | ... | dialect coach: Aaron Taylor-Johnson |
| Michael Dolan | ... | 1st assistant accountant |
| Jeffrey Gutkin | ... | assistant production coordinator |
| Leah Holmes | ... | post production accountant |
| Alex Kellerman | ... | assistant to producers |
| Hillary Lee Latty | ... | production assistant (as Hillary Brant) |
| Summer McCoy | ... | key production assistant |
| Mark Millner | ... | co-producer |
| Rosalind Read | ... | vice president: business and legal affairs, eOne |
| Kivu Robinson | ... | payroll accountant |
| Kristian Taylor-Wood | ... | creative consultant |
| John Thaddeus | ... | Billy Bob Thornton Stand In/Photo Double |
Production Companies
- Momentum Pictures
- 3Blackdot
- Entertainment One
- Federal Films
- Makeready
- Snoopsquirrel
- The Picture Company
- Warner Bros.
Distributors
- Eagle Films (2018) (Non-US) (Middle East)
- Momentum Pictures (2019) (United States) (theatrical)
- Entertainment One (2019) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)
- Aurum Films (2019) (Spain)
- Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (2020) (United States) (Digital & DVD)
- WW Entertainment (2020) (Belgium) (theatrical)
- WW Entertainment (2020) (Netherlands) (DVD)
- Film1 (2021) (Netherlands) (tv) (limited)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- indieColor (localization)
- Aero Mock-Ups (aircraft mock-up rental)
- Avon Studio Transportation (transportation)
- Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment (camera dollies)
- Film Finances (film completion guarantor)
- Keslow Camera (camera equipment provided by)
- Republic Records (soundtrack)
- Toronto International Film Festival (festival)
- Visual Data Media Services (quality assurance)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Chicago, 1993. At 23 years old, James Fray is a lost soul stuck in a spiral of auto-destruction due to his addiction to drugs and alcohol. After a night of partying, James accidentally falls off the balcony of the house where he was staying, breaking his nose. When he comes to from his alcohol and drug-fueled high hours later, he finds himself on an airplane headed to Minnesota, to be admitted in Hazelden Foundation, a legendary rehab center for addicts. Reluctant to take any step to address his addictions, in the center he meets other patients in treatment: Leonard, a foul-mouthed former member of the mob; John, a deranged sexual obsessive unable to contain his primary impulses; Roy, a bipolar disorder combined with religious delirium; and finally Miles, a clarinet player and former judge who turns on his roommate. Despite the rules of the center that prevent all contact between men and women, who are treated in different pavilions of the center, James meets Lilly, a beautiful and fragile young girl with a serious problem of addiction and emotional dependence. Watched by the center's staff, supervisor Lincoln and psychologist Joanne, James starts to think about the life he lived and the events of his past at the same time he is visited by his older brother Bob Jr., a man frustrated by his younger brother's addiction, in an attempt to redirect him. While James finds in Leonard a supporter and friend to start his recovery, he and Lilly meet in secret, falling in love each other. However, when their meetings are discovered by Lincoln and Joanne, James finds himself not only fearing by Lilly's life, but at a crossroads where every decision could change his life forever. Written by Chockys |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | In 2006, the author James Frey was made to publicly admit that the book was not a memoir, but fiction. Oprah Winfrey was one of his biggest supporters at the time. She redacted her support and publicly shamed him for passing the lie as truth and profiting from it on Episode dated 26 January 2006 (2006). See more » |
| Movie Connections | Featured in Episode dated 30 August 2019 (2019). See more » |
| Soundtracks | Silverfuck See more » |