Large Man's Friend (segment "Truth or Dare") (uncredited)
Vincent Ortega
iBabe (uncredited)
George Paez
Carlos the Waiter (uncredited)
Victor Pagan
Creepy Meat Fundler (uncredited)
Hash Patel
Restaurant patron (uncredited)
Martin Pfefferkorn
Biker in Bodega (Veronica) (uncredited)
Tony Shalhoub
Dad (segment "Find Our Daughter") (uncredited)
Davi Shane
Singing Busboy (segment "Truth Or Dare") (uncredited)
Nicole Joy Tan
Reporter (uncredited)
Mark L. Young
Calvin (uncredited)
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Trivia
James Gunn found it so amusing that the producers would object to the title of the song he wrote for "Beezel", even though it remains in the lyrics, that he wrote a series of sardonic emails to the music department claiming the song being titled "That Gay Fucking Cat" was essential to the piece's artistic integrity, and offering a paltry sum of cash in exchange for keeping it. When the music department was not amused, Gunn and composer Tyler Bates then submitted a list of highly offensive, and utterly nonsensical, replacement titles. The song was finally given the title "The Cat Song".
Throughout the skit, "The Proposition", Anna Faris's character is called Julie and Chris Pratt's character is called Doug. In the credits, they are called Vanessa and Jason.
How many different versions do exist of this movie?
A
The situation concerning the different movie versions is as unconventional as the movie. Educated guesses have to be made about the reasons for this because it was never openly discussed in interviews or movie reviews. However, it is a fact the frame plot holding the stories together is completely different outside of the US.
Whereas viewers in Europe and elsewhere can watch three youths searching for an especially shocking videoclip, the US Version features the story of an unsuccessful writer trying to pitch his ideas.
The home cinema releases bring another movie cut into play: the extended version of the international version. To make things even more complicated the British Blu-ray contains only the Extended International Version (without a hint on the cover) PLUS an "Alternate Cut", which is the US Theatrical Version.
The US Blu-ray: The "Outrageous Edition" contains the US Theatrical Version without any extensions and an "Alternate Cut", advertised as "the version not shown in theaters". Guess what it is? Right, the Extended International Version. The regular International Version hasn't been released yet and therefore only a comparison between the US Theatrical Version and the Extended International Version with pictures can be found here.