Auto Focus (2002)
Overview
A successful TV star during the 1960s, former "Hogan's Heroes" actor Bob Crane projects a wholesome family-man image, but this front masks his persona as a sex addict who records and photographs his many encounters with women, often with the help of his seedy friend, John Henry Carpenter. This biographical drama reveals how Crane's double life takes its toll on him and his family, and ultimately contributes to his death.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $7,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $2,062,066.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.531 |
Directed By
Paul Schrader
Crew
Paul Schrader
Wendy Kurtzman
Brian Oliver
Kenneth J. Ferris
Rob Hinderstein
Joel Harlow
G. Marq Roswell
Robert Graysmith
Avi Levy
Aaron Barsky
Barbara M. Ravis
Kevin Beard
Ed Carney
Cheryl Kurk
Frank Masi
Barry Idoine
Jeffrey Greeley
Chris Squires
Paul A. Edwards
James W. Apted
James W. Apted
Rebecca Poulos
Steve C. Aaron
Chris Main
Michael Bauman
Frank Endewardt
Michael Tolochko
Pamela Incardona
Richard Mall
Thomas Crawford
Andreas Crawford
Michael Dennison
David Page
Neil Tansey
Barbara Marko
Isabel Harkins
Melissa Yonkey
Rebecca DeHerrera
Cheryl Eckert
Candace Neal
Michael Hubert
Nathan Polatin
Eddie Merino
Hector Tinoco
Keura Alexander
Sam Page
William Eliscu
Grant Samson
Rick Chavez
Randy Gunter
John C. Hartigan
Hilary Peabody
Melissa Remenarich
Tass Filipos
Ken Cade
David Drainie Taylor
John Sievert
M. Ross-Michaels
Karen Yokomizo
Caroline Liem
Timothy Mehlenbacher
Peter Kambasis
Kristan Berona
Robert Benjamin
Thomas P. Donovan
Cathy Rait
Ziad Seirafi
Sarah Jackson-Seirafi
Angelo Badalamenti
Andrew Barrett
Yvonne McDonald
Todd Rosken
Jim Dunbar
Danny Holloway
Nick Rock
Michael Gerbosi
Kristina Boden
Scott Alexander
Alicia Allain
Patrick Dollard
Larry Karaszewski
Todd Rosken
Rick Hess
Trevor Macy
James Schamus
James Chinlund
Seth Reed
Gene Serdena
Julie Weiss
Steve Munro
Daniel Pellerin
Fred Murphy
Angelo Badalamenti
TOP CAST
Greg Kinnear
Bob Crane
Willem Dafoe
John Carpenter
Rita Wilson
Anne Crane
Maria Bello
Patricia Olson / Patrica Crane
Ron Leibman
Lenny
Kurt Fuller
Werner Klemperer
Ed Begley Jr.
Mel Rosen
Michael E. Rodgers
Richard Dawson
Michael McKean
Video Executive
Christopher Neiman
Robert Clary
Bruce Solomon
Edward H. Feldman
Lyle Kanouse
John Banner
DonnaMarie Recco
Melissa / Mistress Victoria
Cheryl Lynn Bowers
Cynthia Lynn
Don McManus
Priest
Sarah Uhrich
Victoria Berry
Amanda Niles
Cocktail Waitress
Kelly Packard
Dawson's Blond
Jeff Harlan
Armand
Kevin Kilner
Clayton Moore
Kevin Beard
Hogan A.D.
Joe Grifasi
Strip Club M.C.
Vyto Ruginis
Nickie D
Nikita Ager
Julie
Alex Meneses
Emily
Cassie Townsend
Elaine
Amber Griebel
Jill
Hannah Feldner-Shaw
Judy
Robert David Crane
Interviewer
Arden Myrin
Hippie Girl
Joseph D. Reitman
Hippie Boy
Kitana Baker
Schmile Girl
Gibby Brand
Judge
Katie Lohmann
Dallas Girl
Roderick McCarthy
Bartender
Catherine Dent
Susan
John Kapelos
Bruno Gerussi
Shawn Reaves
Bob Crane Jr. at 20
Michael Tachovsky
Bob Crane Jr. at 12
Bruce Bauer
Talk Show Host
Marieh Delfino
Lori
Teri Geary
Miss Kitty
Jade Ruggiero
Angela
Zen
Classic Cat Dancer
Zero
Classic Cat Dancer
Owen Masterson
Jack Chapman
Bill Marinella
Subpoena Server
Jennifer Piper
Dinner Theater Actress
Kelly K.C. Quann
Blind Man's Bluff Girl
Danielle Petty
Interview Montage Girl #1
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