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| Danny Huston | ... | Ivan Beckman | |
| Peter Weller | ... | Don West | |
| James Merendino | ... | Danny McTeague | |
| Adam Krentzman | ... | Barry Oaks | |
| Lisa Enos | ... | Charlotte White | |
| Alison Taylor | ... | Nurse Jackie | |
| Joanne Duckman | ... | Marcia Beckman | |
| Robert Graham | ... | Sid Beckman | |
| Caroleen Feeney | ... | Rosemary Kramer | |
| Sarah Danielle Madison | ... | Naomi (as Sarah Goldberg) | |
| Morgan Vukovic | ... | Lucy Lawrence | |
| Jay Lavender | ... | Phil | |
| Carol Rose | ... | Judy Tarzana | |
| Steve Dickman | ... | Melvin | |
| Wendy Rhoads | ... | Missy | |
| Kate Connor | ... | Avery | |
| Kenneth Stephens | ... | Ken (as Ken Stephens) | |
| Jay Itzkowitz | ... | Joe | |
| Julia Verdin | ... | Mary | |
| Alex Butler | ... | Brad East | |
| Ruby Rose | ... | Vicky West | |
| Boris Gorbis | ... | Rabbi No. 1 | |
| Heidi Jo Markel | ... | Francesca Knight | |
| Tiffani Thiessen | ... | Marie Stein | |
| Pierre Tisserand | ... | Reporter | |
| Dan Ireland | ... | Ted Zimblest | |
| Lisa Henson | ... | Margaret Mead | |
| Hal Lieberman | ... | Lloyd Hall | |
| Marilyn Heston | ... | Bonnie Shane | |
| Valeria Golino | ... | Constanza Vero | |
| Angela Featherstone | ... | Amanda Hill | |
| Bobby Bell | ... | Derek | |
| Vladimir Tuchinsky | ... | Dr. Gold | |
| Victoria Silvstedt | ... | Melanie | |
| Ken Enos | ... | Bad Bobby | |
| Crystal Atkins | ... | Jessie | |
| Sofia Eng | ... | Anita | |
| Courtney Kling | ... | Kimmi | |
| Sam Lingenfelter | ... | AAA Man | |
| Mike Gold | ... | Ira Reuther | |
| Megan Carson | ... | Book Store Cashier | |
| Pria Chattergee | ... | Mrs. Mrinalini | |
| Tommy Harris | ... | Cop No. 1 | |
| Jerry Kaona | ... | Cop No. 2 | |
| Todd Williams | ... | Paramedic | |
| Sharon Hall | ... | Slim | |
| Dino DeConcini | ... | Dr. Meyer | |
| Camille Alick | ... | Hilda | |
| Ira Newborn | ... | Rabbi No. 2 | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Trev Broudy | ... | Ted Zimblest's boyfriend | |
| Andrei Gorbis | ... | Marco West | |
| Andy Hirsch | ... | Agent | |
| Tarri Markell | ... | Agent (as Tarri Markel) | |
| Brandon Barrera | ... | Man in Bar (uncredited) | |
| Christopher Illing | ... | (uncredited) | |
Directed by | |||
| Bernard Rose | |||
Writing credits | ||
| Leo Tolstoy | (novel "The Death of Ivan Ilyich") | |
| Bernard Rose | (screenplay) & | |
| Lisa Enos | (screenplay) | |
Original Music by | |||
| Matt Schultz | |||
| Elmo Weber | |||
Cinematography by | |||
| Ron Forsythe | |||
| Bernard Rose | |||
Film Editing by | |||
| Bernard Rose | |||
Sound Department | |||
| Gerald Beg | .... | sound mixer (as Jerry Beg) | |
| Russell Farmarco | .... | adr and dialogue supervisor | |
| Orada Jusatayanond | .... | sound effects editor | |
| Ai-Ling Lee | .... | sound effects editor | |
| David Peifer | .... | dialog editor | |
| David Peifer | .... | sound | |
| Klaus Peintner | .... | sound re-recording mixer | |
| Chris Quilty | .... | boom operator | |
| Chris Quilty | .... | sound mixer day player | |
| Monique Reymond | .... | foley artist | |
| Clayton Weber | .... | assistant sound editor | |
| Elmo Weber | .... | sound re-recording mixer | |
| Elmo Weber | .... | sound supervisor | |
Visual Effects by | |||
| Eric Person | .... | e-Lab film supervisor | |
| Paul Round | .... | Inferno artist | |
Transportation Department | |||
| Billy Kane | .... | driver: grip | |
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I love this film. Danny Huston, in a remarkable performance, makes you care for a truly unloveable character. The film shows us the vile antics of those charged with maintaining the glam facade of Hollywood and the big studios. Let's have more on this theme. Some on these pages think this film smacks of jealousy; that somehow Bernard Rose is envious of the morally bankrupt lives led by the likes of Ivan. He's not (how could anyone be?). When Ivan muses on his fate and tries to find one, just one, memory that would make it all worthwhile, he comes up blank. It would appear to your average punter, who's taken in by the trappings of wealth and showbiz, that Ivan had it all. In the end, we see he has nothing. His death scene is one of the most moving ever committed to celluloid, sorry, HD-V. Consider the response of his colleagues on hearing the news of his demise. Consider the response of his former clients. Those with a knowledge of the way these agencies work will know that this film is eerily accurate. There are so many shocking, uncomfortable and perversely funny scenes in this film that you'll be thinking about it for a long time afterwards. Wow, a film about Hollywood that actually makes you think. How weird is that?