Seeking Justice

Year:

2011

Duration:

105 min

Genres:

Action | Drama | Thriller

IMDB rate:

6.2

Director:

Roger Donaldson

Awards:

1 nomination

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2011-09-02

Filming Locations: Superdome - 1500 Poydras Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Earnings

Budget: $17,000,000

Opening Weekend: $249,465 (USA) (18 March 2012)

Gross: $390,571 (USA) (25 March 2012)

Cast

Actor

Character

Mike Pniewski

Nicolas Cage

Will Gerard

January Jones

Laura Gerard

Guy Pearce

Simon

Harold Perrineau

Jimmy

Jennifer Carpenter

Trudy

Irone Singleton

Scar

Wayne Pére

Cancer (as Wayne Pere)

Xander Berkeley

Lieutenant Durgan

Marcus Lyle Brown

Detective Green

Dikran Tulaine

Sideburns

Joe Chrest

Detective Rudeski

Demetrius Bridges

Edwin

Jason Davis

Alan Marsh

Brett Gentile

Bourdette

Renwick D. Scott II

Kid 1 (as Renwick Dwight Scott)

Joe Gelini

Charlie

Alex Van

Hodge

Sharon Landry

Doctor

Asif Taj

Oncology Dept. Doctor

Bernard Johnson

Oncology Dept. Guard (as Bernard 'Bunche' Johnson)

Donna Duplantier

Jimmy's Girlfriend

John McConnell

Liquor Store Clerk (as John McConnell)

J.D. Evermore

Man in Elevator (as JD Evermore)

Cullen Moss

Jones

Brett Rice

Long

Anthony Michael Frederick

Cop

Rey Hernandez

Shooting Instructor

David Jensen

Gas Station Attendant

Thomas Tah Hyde III

Hotel Valet (as Thomas 'Tah' Hyde)

Maureen Brennan

Newspaper Woman (as Maureen Brennan)

Douglas M. Griffin

Resident

Rachel Dupard

Student

Dane Rhodes

AAA Mechanic

Kenneth Brown Jr.

Detective Richards

Kathleen Wilhoite

Mother

Matthew Posey

Rabbit

Juan Pardo

Max

Joseph Ratliff

Elephant Trainer

Raymond Hebert

2nd Cop

Daniel Rhyder

Singer at Wake (as Danny O'Flaherty)

Joseph Boudreaux Jr.

Singer in Party Scene (as Joseph Boudreaux)

Seth Harden

Boy

Casey Bundick

Security Guard

Jean Montes

Conductor

J. Omar Castro

Rabbit #2

Terence Rosemore

Bartender

Veronica Mosgrove

Reporter (as Veronica Musgrove)

Michael Dennis Hill

Reporter #2 (as Michael Hill)

Monica Acosta

Audubon Zoo Visitor (uncredited)

Julia Adams

Zoo Patron (uncredited)

Nikki Ali

Journalist (uncredited)

D'Arcy Allen

Hotel Guest in Lobby (uncredited)

Alexander Asefa

Barbeque Friend (uncredited)

Allen Boudreaux

Security Guard (uncredited)

Scheryl W Brown

Zoo Visitor (uncredited)

Felder Charbonnet

Screaming Monster Truck Fan (uncredited)

Joseph Cintron

Driver (uncredited)

Haylie Creppel

Jackie's Daughter (uncredited)

Daurice Cummings

Bar Patron (uncredited)

Shima Ghamari

BBQ Guest (uncredited)

Emily D. Haley

Zoo Goer (uncredited)

Melissa Johnson

Monster Truck Fan

Cynthia LeBlanc

Monster Truck Fan

Elton LeBlanc

Monster Truck Fan

Alexi Melvin

Girl on the Bus (uncredited)

Markice Moore

Vandal (uncredited)

Melody Noel

Funeral Bar Patron (uncredited)

Bryce O'Loughlin

Extra (uncredited)

B.J. Parker

Fan (uncredited)

Anthony Phillips

Stage Hand (uncredited)

Jonathan Ray

Restaurant Patron (uncredited)

Holly Rochelle

Driver / Gray Jeep (uncredited)

Sean Hassan Rogers

High School Student

Ross Rouillier

Newspaper Delivery Guy (uncredited)

Maria Ruiz

Bar Patron (uncredited)

Chaz Smith

Chess Player (uncredited)

Logan Douglas Smith

Detective (uncredited)

Terry Lee Smith

Driver (uncredited)

Denise Sweet

High School Student

Kimberly Tubre

Extra / Student (uncredited)

Mark Tubre

Security Guard (uncredited)

Mikki Val

Wanda (uncredited)

Timothy A. Vasquez

Monster Truck Fan

Olga Wilhelmine

Truck Show Attendee

Did you know?

Trivia

The screenplay for this film was featured in the 2009 Blacklist; a list of the "most liked" unmade scripts of the year.

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Originally was titled "The Hungry Rabbit Jumps".

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Goofs

When Will bought the bar from the vending machine, the first two numbers were 11. This should have made the same sound when pressed. Instead, it made two different sounds, and it appeared his fingers moved not to touch 1 twice.

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Simon pronounces Earhart Blvd. as ear-heart. Anyone who has lived in New Orleans for any length of time pronounces it air-heart.

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When Will and Jimmy are playing chess, we see one player capture the other player's queen. A few moments later, the player who lost his queen still has it. From the board position, one can tell the game is still in the opening stages, and so an endgame pawn-promotion-to-queen (to get another queen) is highly unlikely. And since it was a serious game with a clock, it is also highly unlikely that one player would allow his opponent to take back his move, saving his queen.

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Quotes

Alan Marsh: Are you wasting my time, Bourdette? Are you wasting my time?

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Alan Marsh: What does "the hungry rabbit jumps" mean?

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Newspaper Woman: [caught rifling through reporter's desk] Hey. In a hyphenated compound situation, do you capitalize the second word?

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