You Don't Know Jack (2010)
Overview
Controversy and legal problems follow Dr. Jack Kevorkian as he advocates assisted suicide.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 10.058 |
Directed By
Barry Levinson
Crew
Barry Levinson
Barry Levinson
Tom Fontana
Glenn Rigberg
Adam Mazer
James D. Lee
Lydia Dean Pilcher
Scott Ferguson
Drew Gallagher
Steve Lee Jones
Marcelo Zarvos
Eigil Bryld
Aaron Yanes
Ellen Chenoweth
Mark Ricker
Amy Fritz
Rena DeAngelo
Rita Ryack
Annemarie Bradley
John Caglione Jr.
Colleen Callaghan
Kymbra Callaghan
Cydney Cornell
Natasha Ladek
Dorothy J. Pearl
Susan Reilly LeHane
Joelle Troisi
Joseph Whitmeyer
Scott Ferguson
Timothy Bird
Deanna Leslie Kelly
John J. Ciccimarro
Michael Kall
Dave McAllister
Pierre Rovira
Bradley Schmidt
Ryan Collison
Wyatt Sprague
Dominick Tavella
Paul Urmson
Conrad 'Connie' F. Brink
Matt Vogel
John Bair
Vivian Connolly
Aaron Raff
Eric J. Robertson
Joe Mancini
Robert M. Andres
Doug Cordonier
Jim Dickson
Abbot Genser
Charles Libin
Jim McCullagh
Christos Moisides
Meg Schrock
Craig Striano
John Wendling
Douglas Pellegrino
Amelia Rasche McCarthy
Kate Abernathy
Barbara Jean Kearney
Richie Roefaro
Mark Baechle
Jennifer Dunnington
Evyen Klean
Sonny Kompanek
Tom Leavey
Julie Adams
Chris-Teena Constas
Dave Ginsberg
Jessica Lichtner
Jess Platt
David Rumble
Derek Yip
Robin Day
Eric Klein
Matthias Gohl
Vinny Mazzarella
Brett Rothfeld
Donald Sylvester
Ruth Hernandez
Wade Barnett
Michael Miller
Igor Nikolic
Jac Rubenstein
Jay Peck
Chris Fogel
Lawrence Zipf
Rick Chefalas
Frank Stettner
Dana Bloder
Tim Stipan
TOP CAST
Al Pacino
Dr. Jack Kevorkian
Danny Huston
Geoffrey Fieger
Susan Sarandon
Janet Good
John Goodman
Neal Nicol
Brenda Vaccaro
Margo Janus
Eric Lange
John Skrzynski
James Urbaniak
Jack Lessenberry
Rutanya Alda
Vendor
Delaney Williams
Detective #1
Danielle McKee
Dorothy Lessenberry
Adam Driver
Glen Stetson
Deirdre O'Connell
Linda
Todd Susman
Stan Levy
Jennifer Mudge
Female Reporter
Jeremy Bobb
David Rivlin
Henny Russell
Oakhill Spokesperson
Henry Strozier
Oakhill Doctor
Sandra Seacat
Janet Adkins
Neil Brooks Cunningham
Rod Adkins
David Wilson Barnes
David Gorcyca
Cotter Smith
Dick Thompson
John Rue
Ray Good
Allen Lewis Rickman
Dr. Dragovic
Kris Eivers
Deputy
Richard Council
Judge David Breck
Jason Babinsky
Detective
Teresa Yenque
Isabel Correa
Jamie Tirelli
Trino Correa
John Henry Cox
Mr. Kinsey
Ana Reeder
Lynn Mills
Jonathan Teague Cook
Hugh Gale
Tom Kemp
Carl Marlinga
Jordan Lage
Beaumont Doctor
Mason Pettit
Construction Worker
Daryl Edwards
Judge Jackson
Meghan Rafferty
Female Reporter
Deborah Hedwall
Melody Youk
Rondi Reed
Judge Cooper
Adam Mucci
Dave Gorosh
Bill Edwards
On-the-Street Interviewee
Kevin Cannon
Defendant (uncredited)
Peter Conboy
Oakland County Deputy (uncredited)
John Farrer
Hemlock Society Member (uncredited)
Renee Fishman
Stenographer (uncredited)
Jacqueline Forton
Protester (uncredited)
Rennel Turner
Protester (uncredited)
Moe Hindi
Paparazzi Photographer (uncredited)
Kevin Janaway
Celebrity Party-Goer (uncredited)
Joseph John Justin
Inmate (uncredited)
Frosty Lawson
Background with Car (uncredited)
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