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Confessions of a Dangerous Mind - George Clooney

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Directed by: 
George Clooney
Story by: 
Chuck Barris
Screenplay by: 
Charlie Kaufman
Produced by: 
Andrew Lazar
Release year: 
2002
Country: 
United States of America
Germany
Canada
Runtime: 
113min
Genre: 
Biographical film
Thriller
Crime Fiction
Comedy
Drama
Music by: 
Alex Wurman
Locations: 
Nogales
Tucson
Montreal
Los Angeles
Mexico
Soundtrack: 
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind
Subjects: 
Television
Tagline: 
Some things are better left top secret
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Plot: 
Television made him famous, but his biggest hits happened off screen. "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind" is the story of a legendary showman's double life - television producer by day, CIA assassin by night. At the height of his TV career, Chuck Barris was recruited by the CIA and trained to become a covert operative. Or so Barris said.
Cast: 
Drew Barrymore
as
Penny
George Clooney
as
Jim Byrd
Julia Roberts
as
Patricia Watson
Sam Rockwell
as
Chuck Barris
Maggie Gyllenhaal
as
Debbie
Michael Ensign
as
Simon Oliver
Carlos Carrasco
as
Brazioni
Jerry Weintraub
as
Larry Goldberg
Robert John Burke
as
Instructor Jenks
Matt Damon
as
Matt
Brad Pitt
as
Brad
David Julian Hirsh
as
Freddie Cannon
Michael Cera
as
Chuck Barris
(
Age 8 and 11
)
Krista Allen
as
Pretty Woman
Dick Clark
Michelle Sweeney
as
J. Sweeney
Chelsea Ceci
as
Tuvia
(
Age 8
)
Aimee Rose Ambroziak
as
Chuck's Date #1
Isabelle Blais
as
Chuck's Date #2
Melissa Carter
as
Chuck's Date #3
Jennifer Hall
as
Georgia
Ilona Elkin
as
Georgia's Girlfriend
Sean Tucker
as
Barfly
Jaye P. Morgan
Frank Fontaine
as
ABC Executive
Rachelle Lefevre
as
Tuvia
(
Age 25
)
Gene Gene the Dancing Machine
Daniel Zacapa
as
Renda
Emilio Rivera
as
Benitez
Barbara Bacci
as
Woman in Veil
Janet Lane
as
Blonde Bachelorette
Shaun Balbar
as
Beanpole Bachelor
Jeff Lefebvre
as
Frizzy Hair Bachelor
Michael Filipowich
as
Handsome Bachelor
Samantha Banton
as
Black Bachelorette
Christian Paul
as
Black Bachelor
Jim Lange
Kristen Wilson
as
Loretta
Steve Adams
as
Dating Game Director
Maria Bertrand
as
Stud Bachelorette
J. Todd Anderson
as
Stud Bachelor
The Unknown Comic
as
Actual Unknown Comic
Marlida Ferreira
as
Woman in Pub
Jérôme Tiberghien
as
Englishman
Martin Kevan
as
Chuck's Father
Claudia Besso
as
Chuck's Mother
Isabelle Juneau
as
Amana Girl
Nathalie Morin
as
Bachelorette Winner
Tony Zanca
as
Bachelor Winner
Sergei Priselkov
as
Shaving Man
Norman Roy
as
Colbert
Marlene Fisher
as
Casting Executive Woman
Richard Kind
as
Casting Executive Man
Suyun Kim
as
Asian Folksinger #1
Shu Lan Tuan
as
Asian Folksinger #2
Andre Minicozzi
as
Gong Show Band Member #1
Richard Beaudet
as
Gong Show Band Member #2
Ron Di Lauro
as
Gong Show Band Member #3
Peter N. Wilson
as
Gong Show Band Member #4
Bruce Pepper
as
Gong Show Band Member #5
Francois St-Pierre
as
Gong Show Band Member #6
Bridget Powers
as
Little Person
Krista Allen
as
Pretty Woman
Pascale Devigne
as
Critic
Carlo Berardinucci
as
Waiter
Tanya Anthony
as
Prostitute
Andrée-Anne Quesnel
as
Gong Show Model
Keshav Patel
as
Elvis Singer
James Urbaniak
as
Rod Flexner
Leslie Cottle
as
L.A. Bar Woman
Dino Tosques
as
L.A. Bartender
Joe Cobden
as
Unknown Comic
Ethan Thomas C. Dempster
as
Chuck Barris
(
Age 3
)
Tommy Hinkley
as
Hambone Man
Bill Corday
as
Justice of the Peace
Chuck Barris
(
Present Day
)
Claire Brosseau
as
Office Worker
Vikki Carr
as
Singer
Veronica Chanel
Olga Chrzanowska
as
Bachelorette
Sally Clelford
as
Bachelorette in Blue
Darcy Donavan
as
Playmate
Joey Elias
as
Drunk
Bob Eubanks
Jamie Farr
Akiva Goldsman
as
Playboy Party Guest
Benoit Guerin
as
Jim Byrd Lookalike
Dale Hayes
as
NBC Clerk
Mariah Inger
as
Principal
Arte Johnson
Krista Morin
as
Bachelorette in Yellow
Mike Paterson
as
Employee #3
Conrad Pla
as
Large Man
Robert Reynolds
as
Boardroom Personnel
Anna Silk
as
Headset Woman
Sarah Smyth
as
Tina
Monika Spruch
as
Playboy model
Linda Tomassone
as
Monica
Malcolm Travis
as
Berlin Contestant #1
Alicia Westelman
as
Employee

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