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Dead Poets Society - Peter Weir

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Directed by: 
Peter Weir
Screenplay by: 
Tom Schulman
Produced by: 
Paul Junger Witt
Tony Thomas
Steven Haft
Release year: 
1989
Country: 
United States of America
Runtime: 
128min
Genre: 
School story
Teen film
Drama
Music by: 
Maurice Jarre
Soundtrack: 
Dead Poets Society
Tagline: 
He was their inspiration. He made their lives extraordinary.
Plot: 
Painfully shy Todd Anderson has been sent to the school where his popular older brother was valedictorian. His room-mate, Neil, although exceedingly bright and popular, is very much under the thumb of his overbearing father. The two, along with their other friends, meet Professor Keating, their new English teacher, who tells them of the Dead Poets Society, and encourages them to go against the status quo. Each, in their own way, does this, and are changed for life.
Cast: 
Robin Williams
as
John Keating
Robert Sean Leonard
as
Neil Perry
Ethan Hawke
as
Todd Anderson
Josh Charles
as
Knox Overstreet
Norman Lloyd
as
Mr. Nolan
Kurtwood Smith
as
Mr. Perry
Gale Hansen
as
Charlie Dalton
James Waterston
as
Gerard Pitts
Melora Walters
as
Gloria
Dylan Kussman
as
Richard Cameron
Allelon Ruggiero
as
Steven Meeks
Alexandra Powers
as
Chris Noel
Lara Flynn Boyle
as
Ginny Danburry
Carla Belver
as
Mrs. Perry
Leon Pownall
as
McAllister
George Martin
as
Dr. Hager
Joe Aufiery
as
Chemistry Teacher
Matt Carey
as
Hopkins
Kevin Cooney
as
Joe Danburry
Jane Moore
as
Mrs. Danburry
Colin Irving
as
Chet Danburry
Welker White
as
Tina
Steve Mathios
as
Steve
Alan Pottinger
as
Bubba
Pamela Burrell
as
Directing Teacher
Allison Hedges
as
Actor
Allison Hedges
as
Fairy
Christine D'Ercole
as
Titania
John Cunningham
as
Mr. Anderson
Debra Mooney
as
Mrs. Anderson
John Martin Bradley
as
Bagpiper
Charles Lord
as
Mr. Dalton
Kurt Leitner
as
Lester
Richard Stites
as
Stick
James J. Christy
as
Spaz
Catherine Soles
as
Stage Manager
Hoover Sutton
as
Welton Professor
Simon Mein
as
Welton Vicar
Ashton W. Richards
as
Physical Education Teacher
Robert Gleason
as
Father of Spaz
Bill Rowe
as
Dormitory Porter
Robert J. Zigler III
as
Beans
Keith Snyder
as
Russell
Nicholas K. Gilhool
as
Shroom
Jonas Stiklorius
as
Jonas
Craig Johnson
as
Dewey
Chris Hull
as
Ace
Jason Woody
as
Woodsie
Sam Stegeman
as
Sam
Andrew Hill
as
Senior Student
Newton Gilchrist
as
Teacher in Teacher's Room
Jamie Kennedy
James Donnell Quinn
as
Procession Alumnus
Joel Fogel
as
Professor
Barry Godin
as
Language Teacher
Nancy Kirk
as
Parent
James R. Stoddard
as
Father

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