Old School

Year:

2003

Duration:

91 min | 92 min (unrated version)

Genres:

Comedy

IMDB rate:

7.2

Director:

Todd Phillips

Awards:

4 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2003-02-21

Filming Locations: UCLA, Westwood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Earnings

Budget: $24,000,000

Opening Weekend: $17,453,216 (USA) (23 February 2003)

Gross: $74,608,545 (USA) (27 April 2003)

Cast

Actor

Character

Jerod Mixon

Old School

Todd Phillips

Old School

Ellen Pompeo

Old School

Sara Tanaka

Old School

Sydney Bryan

Old School

Luke Wilson

Mitch

Will Ferrell

Frank

Vince Vaughn

Beanie

Jeremy Piven

Pritchard

Juliette Lewis

Heidi

Leah Remini

Lara

Perrey Reeves

Marissa

Craig Kilborn

Mark

Elisha Cuthbert

Darcie

Seann William Scott

Peppers

Matt Walsh

Walsh

Artie Lange

Booker

Patrick Fischler

Michael

Harve Presnell

Mr. Springbrook

Katherine Ellis

Amy

Phe Caplan

Julie

Sarah Shahi

Erica

Kristen Kerr

Lisa

Dan Finnerty

Wedding Singer

Gregory Alan Williams

Therapist

Ashley Jones

Caterer

Bryan Callen

Waiter

James Carville

Himself

Stuart Cornfeld

Taxi Driver

Corinne Kingsbury

Jenny

Lisa Pittman

Jeanie

David Moreland

Convention Speaker

Chris Hendrie

Priest

Rachel Winfree

Archer's Wife

Nathalie Fay

Mindy

Kristina Hughes

Naked Woman

Nicholas Hosking

Naked Man

Sara Bryan

Amanda

Noel Gugliemi

Student #1

Robert Baker

Student #2

Bob Lazar

Marissa's Dad

Arthur Taxier

Professor

Darryl Armbruster

The Dan Band

Gene Reed

The Dan Band

David Arana

The Dan Band

David Hughes

The Dan Band

Marc Thaldorf

The Dan Band

Jimi Englund

The Dan Band

Snoop Dogg

Himself

Warren G.

Warren G

The Bishop Don Magic Juan

Archbishop Don Magic Juan

Kokane

Himself (as Jerry 'Mr. Kane' Long)

Patrick Cranshaw

Blue

Rick Gonzalez

Spanish

Matthew Carey

Hatch

Simon Helberg

Jerry

Abdul Goznobi

Abdul

Eddie Pepitone

Archer

Rob Corddry

Warren

Charles Noland

Beav

Raymond Ma

Mr. Ma

Jesse Heiman

Budnick

Joe Gonzales

Gonzo

Patrick J. Adams

Patch

Jake Jarvi

Jarvi

Allen Bloomfield

Airplane Ticket Buyer

Katie Carlin

Wedding Guest (uncredited)

Ellen Cleghorne

Trustee

Candice Cook

College Student

Andy Dick

Barry, Oral Sex Instructor (uncredited)

Amos Goss

Pledge

Erin Rose Grindler

College Student

Katie Harker

Party Girl (uncredited)

Josephine Hinds

Church Organist

Dava Hulsey

Attorney at Meeting

Heide Lytle

Mother at Pool Party

Daron McFarland

Pledge

Devin McGovern

College Student

Lauren Kristine Mitte

Student

Terry O'Quinn

Goldberg

Jami Philbrick

Marissa's Brother

Dina Rosenmeier

College Student

Robert Scheid

College Student

Ray Uhler

Hotel Guest (uncredited)

David Michael White

Bullpen Pledge

Did you know?

Trivia

There were plans to produce a sequel, with the main characters on college spring break. Upon reading the script, Will Ferrell when promoting Semi-Pro (2008), said that he and Vince Vaughn had the same reaction when the story just felt like it was repeating itself.

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Breckin Meyer has an uncredited role as a Highway Officer in the deleted scenes available on the DVD. Meyer previously starred in Road Trip (2000), also directed by Todd Phillips.

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First feature film role for Patrick J. Adams, who portrayed Patch.

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Goofs

During the fraternity meeting at the diner where Mitch explains the formal evaluation process, Beanie reaches into his coat pocket twice to retrieve his wallet.

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In the scene where the gymnastics are taking place, when Vince Vaughn is doing the rings, you can see in the background it says "Harrison University - STATE CHAMPS". Because this is a college university, state champions would not be a possible achievement.

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When Megan Huang is playing the tape of Dean Pritchard to Mitch and Frank, the fraternity evaluation committee suddenly appears standing behind them towards the end when Dean Pritchard steals the tape.

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Quotes

Marissa: Just as long as you promise to take it easy.

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Dean Pritchard: Are you a comedian now? This is me leaving. This is me leaving.

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Garry: Oh, that's funny to you? You won't be laughing when someone prematurely pops in your face. It stings. And that is now why I have a lazy eye.

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Faq

Q

What are the differences between the R-Rated version and the Unrated Version?

A

As many other sexual based comedies "Old School" needed to be trimmed to receive an R-Rating. 6 cuts running 79 seconds altogether are missing in said R-Rated version. A detailed comparison between both versions can be found here.

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