28 Days (2000)
Overview
After getting into a car accident while drunk on the day of her sister's wedding, Gwen Cummings is given a choice between prison or a rehab center. She chooses rehab, but is extremely resistant to taking part in any of the treatment programs they have to offer, refusing to admit that she has an alcohol addiction.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $43,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $62,198,945.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.7509 |
Directed By
Betty Thomas
Crew
Betty Thomas
Jenno Topping
Celia D. Costas
Declan Quinn
Peter Teschner
Daniel W. Barringer
Sandy Berumen
Vic Bucossi
Don Hewitt Sr.
Cal Johnson
Jalil Jay Lynch
Steve Mack
Dean Mumford
Don Picard
Jodi Michelle Pynn
Manny Siverio
Jim Stephan
Dick Warlock
Amy Yanagisawa
Susannah Grant
Alan Hook
Richard Gibbs
Donna Evans
Marcia Hinds
Bo Johnson
Debra Schutt
Stuart Higgs
Francine Maisler
Judith H. Bickerton
Dale Brownell
Colleen Callaghan
Kymbra Callaghan
Sharon Ilson
Stephen M. Kelley
Sandra S. Orsolyak
Karen Reuter Fabbo
Kerrie Smith
Robert Steinken
Janine Thompson
Pamela S. Westmore
Jim Beinke
Tony Gardner
Ellen Lutter
Rick Butler
Robert Guerra
Bill King
C. Scott Baker
Gary C. Bourgeois
Michael J. Broomberg
Richard Duarte
Alison Fisher
Christopher Flick
Gary A. Hecker
Tod A. Maitland
Greg Orloff
Mark Pappas
Jeena M. Phelps
Steve Bartkowicz
Chris Basta
John Joseph Thomas
John Glaser
TOP CAST
Sandra Bullock
Gwen Cummings
Viggo Mortensen
Eddie Boone
Dominic West
Jasper
Elizabeth Perkins
Lily Cummings
Azura Skye
Andrea
Steve Buscemi
Cornell
Alan Tudyk
Gerhardt
Mike O'Malley
Oliver
Marianne Jean-Baptiste
Roshanda
Reni Santoni
Daniel
Diane Ladd
Bobbie Jean
Margo Martindale
Betty
Susan Krebs
Evelyn
Loudon Wainwright III
Guitar Guy
Katie Scharf
Young Gwen
Meredith Deane
Young Lily
Elizabeth Ruscio
Mom
Kathy Payne
Aunt Helen
Lisa Sutton
Dr. Stavros
Joanne Pankow
Saleslady / Night Tech
Corinne Reilly
Vanessa
Andrew Dolan
Groom
Maeve McGuire
Groom's Mother
Jim Moody
Chauffeur
Christina Chang
Bridesmaid
Adam Pervis
Younger Boy at Gas Station
Dan Byrd
Older Boy at Gas Station
Ric Reitz
Father at Gas Station
Suellen Yates
Andrea's Mother
Frank Hoyt Taylor
Equine Therapist
Brittani Warrick
Traci
Elijah Kelley
Darnell
Mike Dooly
Marty
Wendee Pratt
Elaine
Bill Anagnos
NY Cabdriver
Jack Armstrong
Falcon in Soap Opera
Judith Chapman
Deirdre in Soap Opera Cast
Suzanne Davis
Darian in Soap Opera
Rod McCary
Griffin Hartley in Soap Opera
Matt Cedeño
Bob Ramirez (uncredited)
Taber Cross
Rehab Patient (uncredited)
Bruno Gunn
Michael Anderson (uncredited)
Archie Hahn
Plant Shop Owner (uncredited)
Mark Heenehan
Miransh Wolfson (uncredited)
Christopher Murphy
Paul (uncredited)
Harsh Nayyar
Newsstand Vendor (uncredited)
Brent Ponder
Partier (uncredited)
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