Maladies (2012)
Overview
A former soap star appears to have a narrator stuck in his head. As he moves in with his sister and works to restart his creative career, he tries to figure out who is really calling the shots.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.371 |
Directed By
Carter
Crew
Carter
Carter
Dottie Starling
Vince Jolivette
Marni Zelnick
Bradley Schmidt
Miles Levy
David Kalahiki
Jeff Rice
Jeff Most
Kristen Graham
Fallon Goodson
Cynthia Huffman
Doug Chamberlain
Jessica Glenn
Justin L. Levine
Curtiss Clayton
Terry Berland
Amy Wadford
Casey Smith
J. Ralph
Stephanie Q. Bowen
Christina Alexandra Voros
TOP CAST
James Franco
James
Catherine Keener
Catherine
Fallon Goodson
Patricia
David Strathairn
Delmar
Alan Cumming
Alan
Ken Scott
Narrator (voice)
Mary Beth Peil
Blind Woman
Ben George
Policeman
Carter
Officer Carter
Jermaine Crawford
Teenager
Vince Jolivette
Officer Jolivette
Jon Prescott
Prescott
Jean Carter
Lady in Diner
Bob Zelnick
Mr. Zelnick
Julie Sharbutt
Drugstore Soda Jerk
Madalyn Lester
Woman in Cast
Meredith Anne Bull
Girl in Diner (uncredited)
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