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A Problem with Fear

Duration:

Canada:92 min (Toronto International Film Festival) | Canada:94 min (Ontario)

Genres:

Comedy | Crime | Drama | Fantasy

IMDB rate:

5.5

Director:

Gary Burns

Awards:

2 nominations

Details

Country: Canada

Filming Locations: Montréal, Québec, Canada

Cast

Actor

Character

Marnie Alton

Paulo Costanzo

Laurie

Emily Hampshire

Dot

Camille Sullivan

Michelle

Benjamin Ratner

Alan

Keegan Connor Tracy

Vicky

Jennifer Clement

Tina

James McBurney

Bill

Willie Garson

Erin

Donna Brunsdale

Wanda

Peter Strand Rumpel

Jerry

Gregory D. Alvas

Stylish Young Man

Michael Matthew Barker

Business Man

Rita Bozi

P.A. Announcer

Lee Cameron

Businessman #1

Gillian Carfra

Global Safety Saleswoman

Vanessa Couturier

Egg Girl

Erika D'Alessio

Tiger Girl

Joyce Doolittle

Old Woman in Mall

Karl Fodor

Anthem Singer on Subway

Julie Hamilton

Elevator Victim

Marty Hanenberg

Businessman #3

Gail Hanrahan

China Shop Customer

Tammy Lauder

Elevator Victim

Carey Lees

Crying Secretary

Jessica Leis

Teenaged Girl

Daniel Libman

News Anchor

Sarah Lind

Nerd Girl

Anita Matthys

Receptionist

David L. McCallum

Irate Business Man on Subway (as David McCullum)

Paul Medeiros

One Armed Elevator Victim

Melba Montgomery

Escalator Victim

Kristin Nowosad

Naked Girl

Laura Parken

Nervous Business Woman

Bagenstos Rachelle

Teenaged Girl

Jeremy Raymond

Security Guard

Luigi Riscaldino

Robber

Meg Roe

Bonny

Lorna Sandberg

Sandy Hansen

Brian Stollery

Global Safety Salesman

Frank Takacs

Car Victim

Leigh Ann Taylor

Young Mother on Subway

Brian Wrench

Businessman on Subway

Kayt Roth

Reporter (uncredited)

Goofs

Although significant efforts have been made to disguise Montreal's subway as Calgary by replacing almost all signs and advertisements with English-only equivalents, we can still some references to Montreal in some shots. For instance, we can see a map of Montreal on the wall at one subway's entrance, there is a regulation sign on the wall with reference to STCUM (Société de Transport de la Communauté Urbaine de Montréal), and there is a warning sign in one vehicle with at least one sentence in French.