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Camp

Year:

2003

Duration:

114 min

Genres:

Comedy | Musical | Drama

IMDB rate:

6.4

Director:

Todd Graff

Awards:

6 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2003-09-05

Earnings

Opening Weekend: $54,294 (USA) (27 July 2003)

Gross: $1,628,154 (USA) (12 October 2003)

Cast

Actor

Character

Anna Kendrick

Camp

Sasha Allen

Daniel Letterle

Vlad Baumann

Joanna Chilcoat

Ellen Lucas

Robin de Jesus

Michael Flores

Steven Cutts

Shaun

Vince Rimoldi

Spitzer

Kahiry Bess

Petie

Tiffany Taylor

Jenna Malloran

Alana Allen

Jill Simmons

Don Dixon

Bert

Robert Orosco

Emil

Stephen DiMenna

Glen

Omar Edwards

Alston

Camilla Millican Samuelson

Hillary

Julie Kleiner

Lisa

Dequina Moore

Dequina

Brittany Pollack

Brittany

Tracee Beazer

Tracee

Tony Melson

Tony

Patrick Cubbedge

Patrick

Mario Concepcion

Mario

Ryan Fitzgerald

Ryan

Caitlin Van Zandt

Ilana

Luke Stanhope

Buddy Miller

Melanna Gray

Shaun and Petie's Mom

Eddie Clark

Mr. Malloran (Jenna's Father)

Leslie Frye

Mrs. Malloran (Jenna's Mother)

Brad Simmons

Pianist

Sean Hanley

Husband

Jill Ann Goldhand

Wife (as Jill Goldhand)

David Perlow

Ben Lucas (Ellen's Brother)

Egle Petraityte

Julie (Vlad's Girlfriend)

Bylly Fagen

Photographer

Steven Brinberg

Barbra

Stephen Sondheim

Himself

Mairi Dorman

Cello

Kenny Brescia

Guitar / Banjo

Jeff Potter

Drums

Daniel Weiss

Organ / Guitar

Tony Conniff

Bass

T.O. Sterett

Piano

Roger K. Wendt

Trombone

Kenny Leeper

Trumpet

Matthew Snyder

Saxophone / Clarinet

Kelli Brisbane

PA Announcer (uncredited)

Louis Centanni

Jock (uncredited)

Eve Dawes

Mother (uncredited)

Victoria Kaplan

Camper on bus (uncredited)

Rock Rose

Extra (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The song Ellen listens to from her "Broadway ballads" mix CD, is the song "Imagining You" which is from the musical "Birds of Paradise". Writer and director, Todd Graff, starred in "Birds of Paradise" when it first premiered Off-Broadway.

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Todd Graff was the 11-year-old Robert Downey Jr.'s camp counselor when he was at the summer camp that inspired the film.

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In joke: Bert Hanley's character, a washed-up songwriter turned director at summer camp for theatrical kids, has the same name as the unseen business manager mentioned in 1962's Whatever Happened to Baby Jane, involving Bette Davis as a former child star.

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Goofs

When Ellen and Vlad are making out after dancing when Vlad kisses her he leans to the left. In the next shot their heads are tilted to the right

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When Fritzi insults the fat girl they are discussing casting of "Promises, Promises", but that had already been settled earlier. The same problem comes up during what appears to be auditions for "Follies", which was also already settled (during the cast sheet montage, we see that the role of Carlotta, who they are singing for, has already been cast).

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Buddy the sports instructor throws the basketball at Patrick and it hits Patrick's right shoulder, but Patrick grabs his left shoulder and says "Ow!".

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Quotes

Vlad: I'm an asshole! And I don't know... I just love attention. I'm an attention junkie I guess. Awww... Why do I do shit like that?

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Ellen: Thirty foot rule?

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Bert: [addressing Glen] But I'll tell you something. They're a bunch of little freaks. And the more normal we try to make them, the more lonely and isolated they're gonna feel.

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