10 Things I Hate About You (1999)
Overview
On the first day at his new school, Cameron instantly falls for Bianca, the gorgeous girl of his dreams. The only problem is that Bianca is forbidden to date until her ill-tempered, completely un-dateable older sister Kat goes out, too. In an attempt to solve his problem, Cameron singles out the only guy who could possibly be a match for Kat: a mysterious bad boy with a nasty reputation of his own.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $16,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $53,478,166.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 48.181 |
Directed By
Gil Junger
Crew
Gil Junger
Seth Jaret
Gilbert Wong
Carol Winstead Wood
Mark Irwin
Kimberly A. Tillman
O. Nicholas Brown
Jeffrey Chernov
Richard Gibbs
Andrew Lazar
Charles Graffeo
Sally Roberts
Mary Buri
Ann Miller
Kirsten Smith
Gail Goldberg
Jody Hedien
Marcia Ross
Karen McCullah
Donna Morong
Steve Moe
Mark Alkofer
Sally Sue Beisel
Nick South
John Catron
Anna E. Hayward
Darin Rivetti
Kevin Kliesch
Michele Mehaffey
Virginia Apicella
Kenneth Milfred
Richard Gibbs
Denise Heinrich
Nick Worsfold
Donald J. Malouf
Gloria Kaiser
Edward Lassak
Brett Boydstun
Trish Stanard
Allyson B. Fanger
K.C. Colwell
John Sweeney
Katrina Elder
Michael McCombe
Charles Rapp
Shannon Erbe
Brett Carroll
Toni Atterbury
Michael Curtis
Tracy Farrington
Albert Gasser
Alun Vick
Blanche Aurore Duault
Kay Hanley
Greg Silverman
Ralph Sall
Alexandria Forster
Gary Katsuya Ushino
Dean A. Zupancic
Ben Scott
Robin Buerki
Mel Metcalfe
David Schneider
Pauletta O. Lewis
Ross T. Fanger
Robin Buerki
Nancy Karlin
Terry Porter
Marguerite Pomerhn Derricks
Martin 'Vinnie' Hagood
Robert Fernandez
Brady J. Condit
Sean Fong
Beth Lipson
Casey Pritchett
Jeffrey G. Barnett
Jimmy N. Roberts
Bayard Carey
Wesley Scott
Nils C. Jensen
Gregg Barbanell
Nancy MacLeod
Thomas Whiting
Miguel Ángel Poveda
TOP CAST
Heath Ledger
Patrick Verona
Julia Stiles
Katarina Stratford
Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Cameron James
Larisa Oleynik
Bianca Stratford
David Krumholtz
Michael Eckman
Andrew Keegan
Joey Donner
Susan May Pratt
Mandella
Gabrielle Union
Chastity
Larry Miller
Walter Stratford
Daryl Mitchell
Mr. Morgan
Allison Janney
Ms. Perky
David Leisure
Mr. Chapin
Greg Jackson
Scruvy
Kyle Cease
Bogey Lowenstien
Terence Heuston
Derek
Cameron Fraser
Trevor
Eric Riedmann
Audio Visual Guy
Quinn Maixner
Beautiful Jock
Demegio Kimbrough
Coffee Kid
Todd Butler
Coffee Kid
Dennis Mosley
Cohort
Bianca Kajlich
Coffee Girl
Nick Vukelic
Drugged Out Loser
Ben Laurance
Wimpy Loser
Aidan Kennedy
Laughing Loser
Jelani Quinn
Crying Loser
Jesse Dyer
Screaming Loser
Aaron Therol
Detention Student
Carlos Lacámara
Bartender
Heather Taylor
Drunken Girl
Joshua Thorpe
Jock
J.R. Johnson
MBA Guy at Party
Wendy Gottlieb
Heather
Brian Hood
Clem
Travis Muller
Cowboy
Ari Karczag
Kissing Guy
Laura Kenny
Judith
Alice Evans
Perky Girl
Jesper Inglis
Buckaroo Bartender
Nick Brown
Biker
Monique Powell
Save Ferris Singer
Brian Mashburn
Save Ferris Singer
Kay Hanley
Letters To Cleo Singer
Michael Eisenstein
Letters To Cleo Singer
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