Shattered Glass (2003)
Overview
The true story of fraudulent Washington, D.C. journalist Stephen Glass, who rose to meteoric heights as a young writer in his 20s, becoming a staff writer at The New Republic for three years. Looking for a short cut to fame, Glass concocted sources, quotes and even entire stories, but his deception did not go unnoticed forever, and eventually, his world came crumbling down.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $6,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $2,944,752.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.3665 |
Directed By
Billy Ray
Crew
Paula Wagner
Gaye Hirsch
Billy Ray
Adam Merims
Tom Cruise
Tove Christensen
Craig Baumgarten
Billy Ray
Mandy Walker
David McKeown
Jere Gillis
Catherine Veaux-Logeat
Julie Garceau
Jonathan Wenk
John Lewin
Fabienne April
Gérard Royer
Cecile Braemer
Johnny Gidcomb
Martine Gagnon
Phedon Papamichael
Paul Intson
Bernard Rodrigue
Stacey McKay
Julie Breton
Michel Brochu
Jeff Scott
Marie-Pierre Gratton
David Bach
Carl Pedregal
Catherine Bellazzi
Roch Chalifour
Christian Lemay
Carl Lessard
Jacky Lavoie
Nicolas Marion
Jean Kavanagh
Alain Masse
Elliot Tyson
Shawn Kennelly
Yves Langlois
Francine Gagnon
Catherine Lahaye
Pierre Blain
Sophie Béasse
Craig Tanner
Emily Rice
Marshall Garlington
Claude Fortin
Benoit Descary
Robert B. Baylis
Corald Giroux
Paule Girardin
Joel C. High
Chris Navarro
François Daignault
Matvey Shatz
Eric Thompson
Dan Scolnik
Stephanie Urcheck
David Esparza
Sean Rowe
Buzz Bissinger
François Séguin
Jeffrey Ford
Renée April
François Senécal
Cassandra Kulukundis
Mychael Danna
Pierre Perrault
Michael Paseornek
Tom Ortenberg
Richard L. Fox
Natalia Ortelli
Michelle Gold
Roxanna Macedo
Lucie Robitaille
Robin D. Cook
Anne Galéa
Manon Lemay
Julie Raymond
Julie-Agnès Morin
Martin Dupré
Martin Handfield
Guy Pigeon
Robert Bourdeau
Odette Gauvreau
Jean Levasseur
Daniel Dallaire
André Belaieff
Jacob Fortier
Claude Sauvageau
Kelly Baylis
Dany Prévost
Sylvie Dagenais
Marie-Etienne Bessette
Louise Eusanio
Maory Gastelo
Liane Garneau
Étienne Desrosiers
Maurice Forget
Isabelle Godin
Joseph Viscusi
Trish Kelly Chornyj
Justin Kelly
Stephane Frechette
Brigitte Goulet
Nathalie Picard
Frédéric Chamberland
Guillaume Parisien
Laurent Alexis Guertin
Stephanie Dore-Bertet
William Clement
Louis Richard
Olivier Hétu
George Haryszyn
François Dupéré
Gilbert Gagnon
Denis Boudreau
Jacques Dupuis
Daniel DuSablon
Gordon Ramesa
Annock Bolvin
Fanny Vachon
Gaétan Landry
Manon Paquet
Emilie Perrault
Manon Paquet
Claude Rainville
Denys Marois
Philip Stilman
Jennifer Hwang
Nicholas Dodd
Nicholas Dodd
Michael A. Morongell
Martin Schloemer
Laura Macias
TOP CAST
Hayden Christensen
Stephen Glass
Peter Sarsgaard
Charles 'Chuck' Lane
Chloë Sevigny
Caitlin Avey
Rosario Dawson
Andy Fox
Melanie Lynskey
Amy Brand
Hank Azaria
Michael Kelly
Steve Zahn
Adam Penenberg
Mark Blum
Lewis Estridge
Simone-Elise Girard
Catarina Bannier
Chad Donella
David Bach
Jamie Elman
Aaron Bluth
Luke Kirby
Rob Gruen
Cas Anvar
Kambiz Foroohar
Linda E. Smith
Gloria
Ted Kotcheff
Marty Peretz
Owen Roth
Ian Restil
Bill Rowat
George Sims
Michele Scarabelli
Ian's Mother
Terry Simpson
Joe Hiert
Howard Rosenstein
Suit #1
Louis-Philippe Dandenault
Michael
Morgan Kelly
Joe
Christian Tessier
Cade
James Berlingieri
Jason
Brett Watson
Seth
Andrew Airlie
Alec Shumpert
Russell Yuen
Emmit Rich
Pierre Leblanc
Monica Merchant #1
Pauline Little
Monica Merchant #2
Kim Taschereau
Stout Woman
Phillip Cole
Security Guard
Mark Camacho
Glass' Lawyer
Ian Blouin
Chuck's Son
Lynne Adams
Kelly's Colleague
Caroline Goodall
Mrs. Duke
Brittany Drisdelle
Megan
Isabelle Champeau
Journalist (uncredited)
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