Road Trip

Year:

2000

Duration:

93 min | USA:94 min (unrated version)

Genres:

Adventure | Comedy

IMDB rate:

6.5

Director:

Todd Phillips

Awards:

2 wins & 9 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2000-05-19

Filming Locations: 5th Avenue and Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee, USA

Earnings

Budget: $15,600,000

Opening Weekend: $15,484,004 (USA) (21 May 2000)

Gross: $68,525,609 (USA) (3 September 2000)

Cast

Actor

Character

Mia Amber Davis

Road Trip

Marla Malcolm

Road Trip

Todd Phillips

Road Trip

Alex Watson

Road Trip

Breckin Meyer

Josh Parker

Seann William Scott

E.L.

Amy Smart

Beth Wagner

Paulo Costanzo

Rubin Carver

DJ Qualls

Kyle Edwards

Tom Green

Barry Manilow

Rachel Blanchard

Tiffany Henderson

Anthony Rapp

Jacob

Fred Ward

Earl Edwards

Andy Dick

Motel Clerk

Ethan Suplee

Ed

Horatio Sanz

French Toast Guy

Rhoda Griffis

Tour Group Mom

Marla Sucharetza

Sperm Bank Nurse

Edmund Lyndeck

Jack Manilow, Barry's Grandpa

Ellen Albertini Dow

Mrs. Manilow, Barry's Grandma

Jessica Cauffiel

The Wrong Tiffany

Kohl Sudduth

Mark

Wendell B. Harris Jr.

Professor Anderson

Honorine Bell

Carla

Jaclyn DeSantis

Heather

Aliya Campbell

Wendy

Kim Fox

Target Clerk

Patricia Gaul

Cookie Edwards

Richie Dye

Duffy

Mary Lynn Rajskub

Blind Brenda

Tim Ware

Officer Bortz

Julia Wright

Joyce

Paula Claire Jones

Stephanie

Richard Peterson

Michael

Phe Caplan

Boston Coed

Avery Kidd Waddell

Jeff

Omar J. Dorsey

Lawrence

Preston Wigasi Brant

Chris

Jimmy Kimmel

Corky the Dog

Bethany Sacks

Lisa

Charlie McWade

Brian

Todd Barry

Campus Security #1

Bill Rowell

Campus Security #2

Bill Gribble

Bomb Squad Detective

Guenevere Rodriguez

Tour Group Member

Al Wiggins

Tour Group Member

Lisa Chyn

Tour Group Member

Daniel Emery Taylor

Tour Group Member

Rachel Marinacci

Tour Group Member

Bobby Place

Tour Group Member

Frank Girardeau

Tour Group Member

Matt Walsh

Crime Scene Photographer

John Ross Bowie

Waiter

Cristen Coppen

Kim

Cleo King

Woman on Bus

Lori Beth Sikes

Party Guest (as Lori Beth Edgeman)

Kellie Garrigan

Party Guest

Michael Cornier

Party Guest

Frank Cooper

Party Guest

Mark Bez

Party Guest

Andrew Fowler

Party Guest

Paul Simpson

Party Guest

Krew Keth

Party Guest (as Rada Phlong)

Marc Gordon

Stepper

Tharon Johnson

Stepper

Raymond DeLoatch

Stepper

Will Aklin

Stepper

Calvin J. Wilson

Stepper

Benjamin Booker

Stepper

Bridgett Wise

Barry's Girl

Aerica D'Amaro

Barry's Girl

Deborah Zoe

E.L.'s Girlfriend

Johnny Genius

Party Band

Moses

Party Band

Tom Peyton

Party Band

Ben Kramer

Party Band

Eric Tobias

Party Band

Aviva

Student Getting Mail (uncredited)

Cameron Beach

Bum #1 at Sperm Bank

Randall Carlton

Class Superlative

Doshia Darmane

Party Girl

Adam Fristoe

Partier

Benjamin Gravitt

Extra (uncredited)

Mandy Lauderdale

Extra (uncredited)

Summer LeAnn

Girl on Pool Tire Swing

Ron Marino

Party Guest (uncredited)

Relton McBurrows

(uncredited)

Patrick Millsaps

Police Officer

Muretta Moss

Sorority Girl

Jacob Moyer Moats

Philosophy Student

Shanda Lee Munson

Sorority Girl

Kendra Myers

Extra (uncredited)

Casey Nelson

Ithaca Student

Ernest Peterson

Fraternity Brother

Byron Purvis

Party Guest (uncredited)

Noah Ray

Extra /

Michael South

Extra (uncredited)

Jim Spann

Auction High Bidder

Jonathan Thompson

Driver

Did you know?

Trivia

Crispin Glover was originally cast as Jacob, the teacher's assistant with a crush on Beth.

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The Ford Bronco in the exploded car scene with Fred Ward was rented from the actual safety crew that was there for the jump scene and car explosion scene. The Transportation Director thought the personal vehicle of one of the paramedics would look good in the movie as a rescue vehicle. It was used in the subsequent scene where Fred Ward is investigating the burned out car shell. The scene was filmed in Monticello Georgia. The transportation staff lettered up the Bronco with magnetic door signs denoting it to be a Pennsylvania K-9 Search and Rescue vehicle. It even got a authentic government tag. Steven Spielberg put his Filet Mingon and Lobster Tail lunch tray on the Bronco's hood costing the production an extra $800 to repair the scratches.

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The university seen in a flyover in the opening scene is actually Harvard University. The flyover is the same footage used in Old School (2003).

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Goofs

When Barry is seen plucking the string at the front, his hand is near the hole in the center of guitar body. When he's seen at the side, his hand plucking the string is much lower on the finger board (guitar neck)

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When Beth is talking to the girl in the locker room, the voices do not match with the lips' movement. I found this on repeated viewings because who would look at her mouth in this scene?

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When Josh proposes a monetary bet to E.L. over whether or not he slept with Beth, E.L. refuses, stating that he wouldn't bet money on something Josh couldn't prove. Logically, if this were the case, it would work in E.L.'s favor, since Josh's claim couldn't be substantiated.

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Quotes

E.L.: Think about it Josh, you're in college. The window of opportunity to drink and do drugs and take advantage of young girls is getting smaller by the day.

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Grandpa Manilow: You know what your problem is? Your all brains... not enough cock and balls!

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E.L.: Hey, it's 10 feet. Bob Hope could jump this in his golf cart. See, watch, I can spit across it.

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Faq

Q

What are the differences between the R-Rated theatrical version and the Unrated version of the movie?

A

Well, the Unrated version of Road Trip features two new scenes full of female nudity that are missing in the R-Rated version. A detailed comparison with pictures can be found here.

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