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25th Hour - Spike Lee

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Directed by: 
Spike Lee
Story by: 
David Benioff
Screenplay by: 
David Benioff
Produced by: 
Julia Chasman
Jon Kilik
Spike Lee
Tobey Maguire
Release year: 
2002
Country: 
United States of America
Runtime: 
135min
Genre: 
Crime Fiction
Drama
Music by: 
Terence Blanchard
Locations: 
New York City
City College of New York
Soundtrack: 
25th Hour
Tagline: 
This life was so close to never happening
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Plot: 
The 25th Hour depicts the last day of freedom for a young man before he begins serving a seven-year jail term for drug dealing. Prowling through the city until dawn with his two close male friends and his girlfriend, he is forced to re-examine his life and how he got himself into his predicament, which leads to a shocking, disturbing finale.
Cast: 
Edward Norton
as
Monty Brogan
Philip Seymour Hoffman
as
Jacob Elinsky
Barry Pepper
as
Frank Slaughtery
Rosario Dawson
as
Naturelle Riviera
Brian Cox
as
James Brogan
Anna Paquin
as
Mary D'Annunzio
Aaron Stanford
as
Marcuse
Dania Ramirez
as
Daphne
Al Palagonia
as
Salvatore Dominick
Isiah Whitlock, Jr.
as
Agent Flood
Tony Siragusa
as
Kostya Novotny
Levan Uchaneishvili
as
Uncle Nikolai
Misha Kuznetsov
as
Senka Valghobek
Michael Genet
as
Agent Cunningham
Tony Devon
as
Agent Allen
Patrice O'Neal
as
Khari
Vanessa Ferlito
as
Lindsay Jamison
Marc H. Simon
as
Schultz
Armando Riesco
as
Phelan
Brad Williams
as
Trader #1
Rodney Bear Jackson
as
Trader #2
Keith Nobbs
as
Luke
Felicia Finley
as
Jody
Radu Spinghel
as
Zakharov
Igor Zhivotovsky
as
Russian Hood #2
Paul Diomede
as
Simon
Cynthia Darlow
as
Ruth
Michole Briana White
as
Coventry Administrator
Coati Mundi
as
Louis Volandes
Larissa Drekonja
as
Dasha
Christine Pepe
as
Female Jogger
Lawrence Bullock
as
Chelsea Man #1
Patrick Illig
as
Chelsea Man #2
Maja Niles
as
Woman on Park Avenue
Daniel Reton
as
Wall Street Guy #1
Ed Rubeo
as
Hasidic Jeweler
Peter James Kelsch
as
Panhandler
A.J. McCoy
as
Squeegee Man
R.L. Brazil
as
Bouncer #1
Howard Crowns
as
Tattoo Parlor Worker
Cipha Sounds
as
DJ Dusk
Jamil Mullen
as
Lady with Baby
Louis Modafferi
as
Brogan's Bar Patron #1
Alan Taraseiwicz
as
Brogan's Bar Patron #2
Nicholas Rossomodo
as
Brogan's Bar Patron #3
Jeffrey Palazzo
as
Brogan's Bar Patron #4
Douglas Miller
as
Brogan's Bar Patron #5
Andre Fletcher
as
Brogan's Bar Patron #6
Carl Bini
as
Brogan's Bar Patron #7
Joseph Mascall
as
Brogan's Bar Patron #8
John Bergen
as
Brogan's Bar Patron #9
Mark Alan
as
Bar Patron #1
Keith Bright
as
Bar Patron #2
Gabe Castillo
as
Dancer #1
Sal Cecere
as
Trader #3
Tonya Cornelisse
as
Prep Student #1
Vinny DeGennaro
as
Fireman
Korey Duke
as
Club Person
Alexander Emmert
as
Russian Gangster
Guy A. Fortt
as
Bouncer #2
Brent Gorcie
as
Bartender #1
Jason Horton
as
Co-Worker
Frank Matthews
as
Bar Customer
Karen Nazarov
as
Prep Student #2
Greg Orvis
as
Stock Broker
Jason Pierce
as
Head Stockbroker
Rumaisa Rahman
as
Dancer #2
Arloa Reston
as
Prep Student #3
Stacy Lynn Spierer
as
Club Dancer
Mike Fiore
as
Brogan's Bar Patron #10
King Orba
as
Bartender #2
Vladimir Kozlov
as
Russian Hood #1
Keith Bright
as
Truck Driver

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