Movie 43 (2013)
Overview
A series of interconnected short films are the backdrop for a maniac screenwriter who pitches insane storylines featuring some of Hollywood's biggest and brightest.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $6,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $32,443,111.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 19.033 |
Directed By
Steven Brill
Steve Carr
Griffin Dunne
Elizabeth Banks
Peter Farrelly
Brett Ratner
James Duffy
Patrik Forsberg
James Gunn
Will Graham
Jonathan van Tulleken
Rusty Cundieff
Bob Odenkirk
Steve Baker
Damon Escott
Crew
Steven Brill
Steve Carr
Peter Farrelly
Griffin Dunne
Charles B. Wessler
Jenny Serneholt
Patrick J. Don Vito
Elizabeth Banks
Will Carlough
Matthew F. Leonetti
Tim Williams
Mattian Anderssonn
Ryan Kavanaugh
Cara Silverman
Peter Farrelly
Jeremy Sosenko
Brett Ratner
Matt Portenoy
James Duffy
Patrik Forsberg
Tucker Tooley
Jason Taragan
Frankie DeMarco
Patrik Forsberg
James Gunn
John Penotti
Greg Pritikin
Rocky Russo
Mark Helfrich
William Rexer
Tim Suhrstedt
Paul Schnee
Inbal Weinberg
Nancy Ceo
Jean Landry
Nolan Hooper
Arlan Jay Vetter
Sam Seig
Robb Wilson King
Happy Massee
Anna Bingemann
Florence Kemper
Judianna Makovsky
Newton Thomas Sigel
Craig Herring
Jonathan van Tulleken
Hakan Warn
Paul Zucker
Dina Lipton
Myron Kerstein
Sandy S. Solowitz
Toby Corbett
Robert Covelman
Andrea Mae Fenton
Amber Haley
Jessica Panuccio
Roseanne Fiedler
Jonathan van Tulleken
Steve Gainer
Debra Chiate
Isaac Gabaeff
Salvador Pérez Jr.
Jason Felts
Joe Randall-Cutler
Jade Healy
Lance Lombardo
Sydney Maresca
Jasmine E. Ballou
Halina Siwolop
Suzy Elmiger
Kerry Barden
Nick Swardson
Christophe Beck
Tracy Scott
Mary A. Kelly
Kris Smith
William Goodrum
Jessica Miglio
Tyler Bates
Leo Birenberg
Tony Osso
Suzanne Tenner
Sharon Watt
Darren Michaels
Erin Tambellini
Dale Robinette
Chanel Raisin
Ingrid Ulrich Sass
Michele K. Short
Dave Hodge
Kirsten Robinson
Julie Platner
Jan McWilliams
Camille Friend
Ricky Blitt
Tobias Carlson
Claes Kjellstrom
Bill O'Malley
Will Graham
Jonas Wittenmark
Elizabeth Shapiro
Olle Sarri
Jack Kukoda
James Gunn
Will Graham
Jacob Fleisher
Jonathan van Tulleken
Jonathan van Tulleken
Rusty Cundieff
Daryn Okada
Jason MacDonald
Tom Gormican
Christopher Pia
Jason Barhydt
Jacob Jaffke
Justin Long
Arvo Pärt
David Leitch
Bob Odenkirk
Damon Escott
Steve Baker
Bob Odenkirk
Steve Baker
Damon Escott
John Bruno
Matt Jantzen
James McMillan
TOP CAST
Emma Stone
Veronica (segment "Veronica")
Stephen Merchant
Donald (segment "Truth or Dare")
Anna Faris
Vanessa (segment "The Proposition")
Seann William Scott
Pete (segment "Happy Birthday")
Johnny Knoxville
Pete (segment "Happy Birthday")
Chloë Grace Moretz
Amanda (segment "Middleschool Date")
Christopher Mintz-Plasse
Mikey (segment "Middleschool Date")
Jeremy Allen White
Kevin (segment "Homeschooled")
Terrence Howard
Coach Jackson (segment "Victory's Glory")
Kate Bosworth
Arlene (segment "iBabe")
Dennis Quaid
Charlie Wessler (segment "The Pitch")
Kate Winslet
Beth (segment "The Catch")
Hugh Jackman
Davis (segment "The Catch")
Greg Kinnear
Griffin Schraeder (segment "The Pitch")
Charlie Saxton
Jay (segment "The Pitch")
Mark L. Young
Calvin (uncredited)
Adam Cagley
J.J. (uncredited)
Devin Eash
Baxter (uncredited)
Common
Bob Mone (segment "The Pitch")
Will Sasso
Jerry (segment "The Pitch")
Julie Claire
Pamela (segment "The Catch")
Katie Finneran
Angie (segment "The Catch")
Roy Jenkins
Ray (segment "The Catch")
Naomi Watts
Samantha (segment "Homeschooled")
Liev Schreiber
Robert (segment "Homeschooled")
Alex Cranmer
Sean (segment "Homeschooled")
Austin Cope
High School Student (segment "Homeschooled")
Julie Ann Emery
Clare (segment "Homeschooled")
Chris Pratt
Jason (segment "The Proposition")
JB Smoove
Larry (segment "The Proposition")
Jarrad Paul
Bill (segment "The Proposition")
Kieran Culkin
Neil (segment "Veronica")
Arthur French
Old Man (segment "Veronica")
Richard Gere
Robert (segment "iBabe")
Jack McBrayer
Brian (segment "iBabe")
Aasif Mandvi
Robert (segment "iBabe")
Marc Ambrose
Chappy (segment "iBabe")
Justin Long
Fake Robin (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
Jason Sudeikis
Fake Batman (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
Uma Thurman
Fake Lois Lane (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
Kristen Bell
Fake Supergirl (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
Bobby Cannavale
Fake Superman (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
John Hodgman
Fake Penguin (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
Leslie Bibb
Fake Wonder Woman (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
Will Carlough
Fake Riddler (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
Katrina Bowden
Woman (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
Phil Crowley
Narrator (segment "Machine Kids")
Patrick Warburton
Dad (segment "Middleschool Date")
Jimmy Bennett
Nathan (segment "Middleschool Date")
Matt Walsh
Amanda's Dad (segment "Middleschool Date")
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