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Duration:
147 min
Genres:
Crime | Drama
IMDB rate:
7.7
Director:
Steven Soderbergh
Awards:
Won 4 Oscars. Another 76 wins & 66 nominations
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2001-01-05
Filming Locations: A-1 Self Storage, 1190-B W. Morena Boulevard, San Diego, California, USA
Earnings
Budget: $48,000,000
Opening Weekend: $184,725 (USA) (27 December 2000)
Gross: $124,107,476 (USA) (8 July 2001)
Cast
Actor
Character
Benicio Del Toro
Javier Rodriguez
Jacob Vargas
Manolo Sanchez
Andrew Chavez
Desert Truck Driver
Michael Saucedo
Desert Truck Driver
Tomas Milian
General Arturo Salazar
Jose Yenque
Salazar Soldier / The Torturer
Emilio Rivera
Salazar Soldier #2
Michael O'Neill
Lawyer Rodman
Michael Douglas
Robert Wakefield
Russell G. Jones
Clerk
Lorene Hetherington
State Capitol Reporter #1
Eric Collins
State Capitol Reporter #2
Beau Holden
DEA Agent - CalTrans
Peter Stader
DEA Agent - CalTrans
James Lew
DEA Agent - CalTrans
Jeremy Fitzgerald
DEA Agent - CalTrans
Russell Solberg
DEA Agent - CalTrans
Luis Guzmán
Ray Castro
Don Cheadle
Montel Gordon
Don Snell
DEA Agent - Trailer
Enrique Murciano
DEA Agent - Trailer
Gary Carlos Cervantes
DEA Agent - Trailer
Leticia Bombardier
Ruiz's Secretary
Miguel Ferrer
Eduardo Ruiz
Carl Ciarfalio
Ruiz's Assistant
Steven Lambert
Van Driver (as Steve Lambert)
Gilbert Rosales
Van Passenger
Rick Avery
DEA Agent - Public Storage
Mario Roberts
DEA Agent - Public Storage
Eileen Weisinger
DEA Agent - Public Storage
Keii Johnston
DEA Agent - Public Storage
Mike Watson
DEA Agent - Public Storage
Kurt D. Lott
DEA Agent - Public Storage (as Kurt Lott)
Lincoln Simonds
DEA Agent - Public Storage
Steve Tomaski
DEA Agent - Public Storage
Buck McDancer
DEA Agent - Public Storage
John Callery
DEA Agent - Public Storage
Ousaun Elam
DEA Agent - Public Storage
Brian Avery
DEA Agent - Public Storage
Corey Spears
F*****-up Bowman
Majandra Delfino
Vanessa
Topher Grace
Seth Abrahms
Erika Christensen
Caroline Wakefield
Alec Roberts
David Ayala
Catherine Zeta-Jones
Helena Ayala
Rena Sofer
Helena's Friend
Stacey Travis
Helena's Friend
Jennifer Barker
Helena's Friend
Dean Faulkner
Parking Valet
Albert Finney
Chief of Staff
D.W. Moffett
Jeff Sheridan
James Brolin
General Ralph Landry
Daniella Kuhn
Tourist Woman
Brandon Keener
Tourist Man
Bill Weld
Himself (as Governor Bill Weld)
George Blumenthal
Partygoer #1
Stephen Dunham
Lobbyist
Don Nickles
Himself (as Senator Don Nickles)
Margaret Travolta
Economist
Harry Reid
Himself (as Senator Harry Reid)
Jeff Podolsky
Himself
Jewelle Bickford
Partygoer #2
Barbara Boxer
Herself (as Senator Barbara Boxer)
Orrin G. Hatch
Himself (as Senator Orrin Hatch)
Charles Grassley
Himself (as Senator Charles Grassley)
Dave Hager
Partygoer #3
Tucker Smallwood
Partygoer #4
Steven Bauer
Carlos Ayala
Marisol Padilla Sánchez
Ana Sanchez (as Marisol Padilla Sanchez)
Amy Irving
Barbara Wakefield
Dennis Quaid
Arnie Metzger
Víctor Quintero
Salazar Soldier (as Victor Quintero)
Toby Holguin
Salazar Soldier
Ramiro González
Salazar Soldier (as Ramiro Gonzalez)
Viola Davis
Social Worker
Peter Riegert
Attorney Michael Adler
Elaine Kagan
Judge Reed
John Slattery
ADA Dan Collier
Jimmy Ortega
Arrested Man in Apartment (as Jim Ortega)
Greg Boniface
Tackled Man #1
Thomas Rosales Jr.
Tackled Man #2 (as Tom Rosales)
Rudy M. Camacho
Customs Official
Vonte Sweet
Dealer
Ed Breving
Hotel Deskman
Yul Vazquez
Tigrillo / Obregón Assassin
Jack Conley
Agent Hughes
Eddie Velez
Agent Johnson
Craig N. Chretien
Director of EPIC
John Brown
Assistant Director of EPIC
Mike Siegel
DEA Representative
Joel Torres
Porfilio Madrigal
Stephen J. Rose
Marty (as Steve Rose)
Kimber Fritz
Rehab Counselor
Harsh Nayyar
Witness #1
Mary Pat Gleason
Witness #2
Vincent M. Ward
Man on Street (as Vincent Ward)
Benjamin Bratt
Juan Obregón
Jsu Garcia
Pablo Obregón
Gregory Estevane
Polygraph Administrator
Alex Procopio
Polygraph Assistant
Rita Gomez
Mrs. Castro
Kaizaad Kotwal
Teacher (as Kaizaad Navroze Kotwal)
David Jensen
John
Jay Krymis
Waiter #1 (as Jay Fernando Krymis)
Mike Malone
Waiter #2
René Pereyra
Doctor (as Rene Pereyra)
Kymberly Newberry
Press Secretary (as Kymberly S. Newberry)
Carroll Schumacher
Ayala Security #1
Ben Scott
Ayala Security #2
Michael Showers
Meeting Leader
Fred Anderson
TV Reporter (uncredited)
David Bickford
Stan (uncredited)
Robert Randolph Caton
Corporate Businessman (uncredited)
Cecile Cinco
Maid (uncredited)
Adam Clark
FBI Agent (uncredited)
Chic Daniel
DEA Agent (uncredited)
Alan Easley
Junkie (uncredited)
Choel Evans
Photojournalist (uncredited)
Rod Fielder
Newspaper Photographer (uncredited)
Tony Guma
Detective (uncredited)
Valerie Lynn Hanna
Witness #3 (uncredited)
Elizabeth Jarosz
High School Student
Dominic Koulianos
Reporter (uncredited)
Zachary Lindsey
Cafe Patron (uncredited)
Meagan Lopez
Cocktail party attendee (uncredited)
Ambrit Millhouse
Cincinnati Hooker (uncredited)
David Pittinger
Cincinnati Police Officer (uncredited)
Darlynne Reyes Menkin
Reporter (uncredited)
Leo Rogstad
Stand-In (uncredited)
Laurent Schwaar
Art Appraiser (uncredited)
Joey Sotello
DEA Agent / Attorney (uncredited)
William Christopher Stephens
Drug Dealer (uncredited)
Lynn Struiksma
Clown (uncredited)
Clyde Tull
Cafe Patron (uncredited)
Fairly Tull
Cafe Patron (uncredited)
Jim Cody Williams
FBI Agent (uncredited)
Anthony Hawkins Woods
Junkie (uncredited)
Jessica Yoshimura
Neighbor (uncredited)
William 'Shorty' Young
Court Room Participant (uncredited)
Did you know?
Trivia
The scenes that take place in the White House were shot on the set of the television series The West Wing (1999), which is a near-exact replica (albeit wider, to allow for free movement of the cameras) of the actual interiors of the White House's West Wing.
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When a critic commented that it seemed unrealistic that the daughter's high school record was almost perfect when she was taking drugs, screenwriter Stephen Gaghan pointed out that the high school record in the movie was his and that he had been abusing drugs at the time.
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"my parents are these people,I live with them".Is the exact same line that's also used in the movie Cube.
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Goofs
During the woman's speech in the courtroom, you can clearly see the microphone switch to be in the off position.
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When Javier Rodriguez Rodriguez and his partner are stopped by General Salazar's men in the opening sequence, Javier holds his hands against the steering wheel in a "surrender" position. As the scene plays out, his hands are alternately in the air or on the steering wheel.
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When Arnie Metzger shows up at Helena Ayala's house, at one point he quickly turns around and points to her. Clearly his mouth movements do not match up with the dialog.
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Quotes
Helena Ayala: My husband was the victim of an informer in your organization, not in ours.
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Drug Dealer: Who in the FUCK do you think you are? Where the fuck do you think you are, and why the fuck don't I just put your ass in a dumpster?
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Robert Wakefield: My name is Robert. And my wife, Barbara and I are here to support our daughter Caroline. And we're here to listen.
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Faq
Q
What is it that Gordon attatches to the table in the Ayala's house towards the end of the film?
A
A small microphone. A "bug". The movie offers a small glimmer of hope that the investigation might continue, even after all the previous tragedy. However, given the scene in which the Ayala's lawyer says he sweeps his office for bugs twice a day, there is little chance that the microphone will be there long enough to gather any useful information.
Q
What is it that Gordon attatches to the table in the Ayala's house towards the end of the film?
A
But the lawyer (Dennis Quaid) is not alive anymore, and sweeping his office twice a day for bugs doesn't mean Carlos's house is swept. Bug will work.
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Salma Hayek Clifton Collins Jr. James Pickens Jr.
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