Overview
Release Date:
17 August 2001 (USA)
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Tagline:
563 miles. 9 people. $2 million. 1001 problems!
Plot:
A Las Vegas casino magnate, determined to find a new avenue for wagering, sets up a race for money.
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Awards:
1 nomination
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User Comments:
FUNNY!
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| John Adshead | .... | first company grip: Canada |
| Fredrick Albrecht | .... | first company grip: second unit (as Frederick Albrecht) |
| Elizabeth Algieri | .... | second assistant camera: "b" camera |
| Michael Ambrose | .... | gaffer: second unit |
| Jeff Baer | .... | grip |
| Brigette Bennett | .... | second assistant camera: Canada |
| Justin Bergler | .... | clapper loader: "a" camera, Canada second unit |
| Dwight Campbell | .... | chief lighting technician (as Dwight D. Campbell) |
| Gary L. Camp | .... | second assistant camera: "c" camera, second unit (as Gary Camp) |
| Bob Crockett | .... | dolly grip: second unit (as Robert Crockett) |
| Thomas M. Dangcil | .... | set lighting technician |
| Jerry C. Deats | .... | grip |
| Sean Devine | .... | dolly grip |
| Tony DeVito | .... | chief rigging electrician |
| Rob Doak | .... | video assist: Canada |
| Doug Dole | .... | grip |
| Neal Eldridge | .... | best boy: second unit |
| Jim Filippone | .... | pilot: camera helicopter |
| Tom Fillingham | .... | camera operator: "b" camera, Canada (as Thomas Fillingham) |
| Will Fowler | .... | video playback operator |
| Christopher Franey | .... | lighting technician |
| Harry K. Garvin | .... | Steadicam operator |
| Harry K. Garvin | .... | camera operator: "a" camera |
| Jeff Gatesman | .... | gaffer: second unit |
| Mickey Gilbert | .... | director of photography: second unit |
| Schane Godon | .... | assistant camera |
| Mike Gould | .... | assistant chief lighting technician: Canada |
| Doane Gregory | .... | still photographer |
| Anthony Hall | .... | assistant chief lighting technician |
| Ivan Hawkes | .... | rigging grip: Canada |
| Christian Hibbard | .... | lighting programmer: Vari*Lite |
| Steven Hiller | .... | assistant camera |
| Jay M. Huntoon | .... | video assist operator |
| Jeffrey A. Johnson | .... | best boy grip |
| Larry R.J. Jones | .... | rigging electric best boy |
| Tammy Jones | .... | second assistant camera: second unit, Canada |
| Irv Katz | .... | dolly grip: second unit |
| Martin Keough | .... | chief lighting technician: Canada |
| Charles Koetke | .... | grip |
| Mike Kolafa | .... | generator operator: Canada |
| John Lazear | .... | assistant camera |
| Corey Lee | .... | best boy grip: Canada |
| Ken Little Jr. | .... | assistant camera |
| Michael Lyon | .... | electrician |
| Jerry L. Mandley | .... | rig electrician |
| Armin Matter | .... | camera operator: "c" camera, second unit, Canada |
| Don McCuaig | .... | director of photography: second unit |
| Annie McEveety | .... | first assistant camera |
| John McEveety | .... | assistant camera |
| Duane Mieliwocki | .... | assistant camera |
| Tim Milligan | .... | dolly grip |
| Lloyd Moriarity | .... | key grip |
| Paul Murphey | .... | video assist operator |
| Max Neal | .... | assistant camera |
| Reggie Newkirk | .... | first assistant camera |
| David L. Parrish | .... | camera operator |
| Simone Perusse | .... | electrician |
| Blake Pike | .... | first company rigging grip |
| Douglas Pruss | .... | first assistant camera: "b" camera, second unit (as Douglas B. Pruss) |
| Lou Reese | .... | second assistant photographer: "c" camera, second unit, Canada (as Lew Reese) |
| James W. Roberson | .... | camera operator: "b" camera, second unit |
| Steve Rogers | .... | camera operator: Wescam |
| Tony Rudenko | .... | playback operator |
| Mike Saad | .... | second assistant camera: second unit |
| Joe Sanchez | .... | first assistant camera: "c" camera, second unit |
| John Seale Jr. | .... | first assistant photographer: "c" camera, second unit, Canada |
| Tony Sommo | .... | second company rigging grip |
| Christopher G. Sprague | .... | gaffer: additional photography, Canada |
| Christopher G. Sprague | .... | rigging gaffer: Canada |
| Aaron Stewart | .... | lamp operator |
| Suzanne Tenner | .... | still photographer |
| Keith Thomson | .... | camera operator: "b" camera, second unit, Canada |
| John Trapman | .... | camera operator: Wescam camera |
| Mark Vollmer | .... | second company grip: second unit |
| Steven J. Winslow | .... | assistant camera |
| Steven J. Winslow | .... | camera technician: Wescam camera |
| Aaron G. York | .... | libra head technician |
| Bruce Yost | .... | video assist: second unit, Canada |
| Greg Barrera | .... | electrician (uncredited) |
| Tommy Campbell | .... | grip (uncredited) |
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Additional Details
Also Known As:
Course folle (Canada: French title)
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Rated PG-13 for sexual references, crude humor, partial nudity and language.
Runtime:
112 min
Aspect Ratio:
2.35 : 1
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Trivia:
Jerry Goldsmith had originally been selected to score the movie, but had to drop out at the last minute due to health reasons.
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Goofs:
Factual errors: Immediately after Vera and Merrill first meet, Merrill receives a phone call where she states that some merchandise must ship immediately to get in stores by Mother's Day. Since Mother's Day in the USA always falls in mid-May, we should conclude that this film takes place in April (or possibly early May). Yet this is inconsistent with the fact that Owen had refereed a NFL game just one week earlier, since the superbowl occurs at the end of January, and pre-season play does not start up until August.
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Soundtrack:
All Star
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This movie, for those of you old enough to remember it, will see the similarities to the old Spencer Tracy "It's a Mad Mad Mad World..." But this is a great time for the whole family. It includes a star studded cast, and the typical comedic gags that we have to expect where one of the Zucker boys is involved. One of the greatest things about this movie on DVD vs. seeing it at the theater is the outtake section on the DVD. I am a sucker for outtakes anyway, but once you've seen this film, and then watch this section, it is all the funnier! I also thought this was a great vehicle for certain members of the cast to do show their comedic abilities. Enjoy the film