A documentary on Ray Bradbury's life and creative process.
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| Ray Bradbury | ... | Self (voice) | |
| Clifton Collins Jr. | ... | Self | |
| Scott De Roy | ... | Ray Harryhausen (as Scott DeRoy) | |
| Dennis Franz | ... | Self (rumored) | |
| Stuart Gordon | ... | Self (rumored) | |
| Hugh Hefner | ... | Self (as Hugh M. Hefner) | |
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Devin Kelly | ... | Ghost of Young Ray Bradbury. Himself |
| Joe Mantegna | ... | Joe Mantegna (voice) | |
| Malcolm McDowell | ... | Self | |
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Zachary Meade | ... | Young Ray Bradbury |
| Edward James Olmos | ... | Self | |
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Selah Wilms | ... | Girl |
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There was nothing normal about Ray Bradbury. His entire life was distinct: a nine decade long Twilight Zone episode. Ray, a ten month old baby, emerged like a cockeyed camera into the world. He remembered being born, he wanted to grow up to be a hunchback, have his ashes put into a tomato soup can and sent off to Mars. 'Live Forever', based on Michael O'Kelly's stage play, is a unique departure from the traditional documentary format. Derived from many hours of intimate conversation with Ray, it is a humorous, moving and inspirational insight into Bradbury's mind. Ray said, 'This will be the fireworks at the end of my life'. Written by Anonymous
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EnglishRelease Date:
2014 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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