Crash (2005)
Overview
In post-Sept. 11 Los Angeles, tensions erupt when the lives of a Brentwood housewife, her district attorney husband, a Persian shopkeeper, two cops, a pair of carjackers and a Korean couple converge during a 36-hour period.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $6,500,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $98,400,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 23.928 |
Directed By
Paul Haggis
Crew
Paul Haggis
Paul Haggis
Mark Isham
Hughes Winborne
J. Michael Muro
Paul E. Short
Bobby Moresco
Sarah Halley Finn
Randi Hiller
Jay Mason
Lorey Sebastian
Jim Sheldon
Bob Yari
Cathy Schulman
Paul Haggis
Mark R. Harris
Bobby Moresco
Don Cheadle
Randi Hiller
Sarah Halley Finn
Betsy Danbury
Andrew Reimer
Tom Nunan
Marina Grasic
Dana Maksimovich
Linda M. Bass
Linda Lee Sutton
Laurence Bennett
Brandee Dell'Aringa
Richard Van Dyke
Sandy Gendler
Rick Ash
Adam Jenkins
Marc Fishman
Dayton Nietert
Victor Svimonoff
Lee Blasingame
Dana Gonzales
Gary J. Wayton
Karen Vassar Triest
Zack Davis
Paul Haggis
David Fred Masselink
Jan Korbelin
Jay Jergensen
Bradford W. Shoemaker
Daniel Brodo
Steve Dennis
Cole Gibson
Art Bartels
Jeff Goldberg
Dylan Goss
RaMona Fleetwood
Theraesa Rivers
Michelle Vittone
Mary Cheung
James R. Barrows
Luis Brito
Tony Barattini
Brad Arensman
Oswaldo Rojas
Scott Ambrose
Tek J. Smith
Barbara J. Keys
Ron Trost
Paul Borbon
Richie Parker
Artaya Boonsoong
Juan Ramirez
Michael Perrotti
Betsy Danbury
Erik Bright
Chris Shadley
Scott Cameron
Paul Arnold
Erika Sellin
Robert Katz
Jennifer Dunne
Tanoa Parks
Andrew Blau
Mads Hansen
Carl Fischer
Richard Glasser
Andy Chih-Jen Chang
Glenn Morris
Ian Noe
Payam Shohadai
Jonathan Woods
Jack Stern
J. Kathryn Landholt
Richard D. Lewis
Andy Potvin
Kerry Mendenhall
James Burt
Simone Farber
Ime Etuk
Christian Pichler
Michael McIntyre
Greg Steele
Julie Altus
Joan Rowe
Darrin Mann
Rocky Quiroz
Dan Edwards
James 'Spud' Danicic
Matthew A. Del Ruth
Bruce Chimerofsky
Raul Riveros
James D. Wickman
Kirk Bloomberg
Amy Greene
Leyla Jabbar
Gail Just
J.D. McDonald
Ed Twiford
Adam Hawkey
Joel T. Pashby
David Diamond
Mark Isham
Rebecca Rienks
Luis Brito
Jimmy Jue
Tiffany Thomas
Jordan Brendan Finnegan
Paul Giorgi
Peter McKernan
James Cameron
Evan Edelist
Dale Ottley
April Weeden
Dean Wayton
Monica Staggs
Robair Sims
Delma Miranda
Randolph LeRoi
Kofi Elam
Jack Carpenter
Chris Carnel
Keith Campbell
Dartenea Bryant
Erik Betts
Hank Amos
TOP CAST
Sandra Bullock
Jean Cabot
Don Cheadle
Det. Graham Waters
Matt Dillon
Officer John Ryan
Michael Peña
Daniel
Brendan Fraser
Rick Cabot
Nona Gaye
Karen
Terrence Howard
Cameron Thayer
Ludacris
Anthony
Thandiwe Newton
Christine Thayer
Ashlyn Sanchez
Lara
Marina Sirtis
Shereen
Larenz Tate
Peter Waters
Beverly Todd
Graham's Mother
Kathleen York
Officer Johnson
Keith David
Lt. Dixon
William Fichtner
Flanagan
Daniel Dae Kim
Park
Ryan Phillippe
Officer Tom Hansen
Karina Arroyave
Elizabeth
Dato Bakhtadze
Lucien
Art Chudabala
Ken Ho
Tony Danza
Fred
Loretta Devine
Shaniqua Johnson
Ime Etuk
Georgie
Eddie J. Fernandez
Officer Gomez
Howard Fong
Store Owner
Billy Gallo
Officer Hill
Ken Garito
Bruce
Octavio Gómez Berríos
Hispanic Passenger
James Haggis
Lara's Friend
Sylva Kelegian
Nurse Hodges
Jayden Lund
Security Guard
Jack McGee
Gun Store Owner
Amanda Moresco
First Assistant Director
Martin Norseman
Conklin
Joe Ordaz
Hispanic Driver
Greg Joung Paik
Choi
Yomi Perry
Maria
Alexis Rhee
Kim Lee
Molly Schaffer
Woman at Locksmith's
Paul E. Short
Officer Stone
Bahar Soomekh
Dorri
Allan Steele
Paramedic
Kate Super
Receptionist
Glenn Taranto
Country DJ (voice)
Shaun Toub
Farhad
Curt Clendenin
Carjack Witness (uncredited)
Bruce Kirby
Pop Ryan
Sean Cory
Motorcycle Cop
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