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Year:
Duration:
113 min
Genres:
Comedy | Crime | Musical
IMDB rate:
7.2
Director:
Rob Marshall
Awards:
Won 6 Oscars. Another 52 wins & 84 nominations
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2003-01-24
Filming Locations: Chicago, Illinois, USA
Earnings
Budget: $45,000,000
Opening Weekend: $2,074,929 (USA) (29 December 2002)
Gross: $170,687,518 (USA) (4 September 2003)
Cast
Actor
Character
Denise Faye
Denise Faye
Chicago
Taye Diggs
Bandleader
Cliff Saunders
Stage Manager
Catherine Zeta-Jones
Velma Kelly
Dominic West
Fred Casely
Jayne Eastwood
Mrs. Borusewicz
Bruce Beaton
Police Photographer
Roman Podhora
Sergeant Fogarty
John C. Reilly
Amos Hart
Colm Feore
DA Martin Harrison
Robert Smith
Newspaper Photographer (as Rob Smith)
Sean Wayne Doyle
Reporter
Steve Behal
Prison Clerk
Robbie Rox
Prison Guard
Chita Rivera
Nickie
Queen Latifah
Matron Mama Morton
Susan Misner
Liz
Deidre Goodwin
June
Ekaterina Chtchelkanova
Hunyak
Mya
Mona
Joey Pizzi
Bernie / Male Ensemble
Scott Wise
Ezekial Young
Ken Ard
Wilbur / Male Dancer
Marc Calamia
Hunyak's Husband / Male Dancer
Niki Wray
Veronica Kelly
Gregory Mitchell
Charlie / Male Dancer (as Greg Mitchell)
Sebastian La Cause
Al Lipschitz / Male Dancer (as Sebastian LaCause)
Richard Gere
Billy Flynn
Christine Baranski
Mary Sunshine
Brendan Wall
Billy's Assistant
Cleve Asbury
'Gun' Reporter #1 / Hospital Reporter / Male Dancer / Male Ensemble
Rick Negron
'Gun' Reporter #2 / Male Dancer / Male Ensemble
Shaun Amyot
'Gun' Reporter #3 / Male Dancer / Male Ensemble
Eve Crawford
Billy's Secretary
Bill Corsair
Newsreel Announcer (voice)
Bill Britt
Auctioneer
Gerry Fiorini
Sailor
Elizabeth Law
Perfume Lady
Lucy Liu
Kitty Baxter
Joseph Scoren
Harry
Monique Ganderton
Bare Woman #1
April Morgan
Bare Woman #2
Marty Moreau
Groin Reporter (as Martin Moreau)
Conrad Dunn
Doctor
Jonathan Whittaker
Bailiff
Rod Campbell
Jury Foreman
Brett Caruso
Harrison's Assistant
Sean McCann
Judge
Jeff Clarke
Court Clerk
Patrick Salvagna
Newsboy
Kathryn Zenna
Woman Shooter
Jeff Pustil
Club Owner
Roxane Barlow
Female Dancer / Female Ensemble
Jocelyn Dowling
Female Dancer / Female Ensemble (as Joey Dowling/Jocelyn Dowling)
Melanie A. Gage
Female Dancer / Female Ensemble (as Melanie Gage)
Michelle Johnston
Female Dancer
Charley King
Female Dancer / Female Ensemble
Mary Ann Lamb
Female Dancer / Female Ensemble
Vicky Lambert
Female Dancer / Female Ensemble
Tara Nicole Hughes
Female Dancer / Female Ensemble (as Tara Nicole)
Cynthia Onrubia
Female Dancer / Female Ensemble
Karine Plantadit-Bageot
Female Dancer
Jennifer Savelli
Female Dancer
Natalie Willes
Female Dancer
Karen Andrew
Female Dancer
Kelsey Chace
Female Dancer
Catherine Chiarelli
Female Dancer
Theresa Coombe
Female Dancer
Lisa Ferguson
Female Dancer
Melissa Flerangile
Female Dancer
Michelle Galati
Female Dancer
Sheri Godfrey
Female Dancer
Brittany Gray
Female Dancer
Karen Holness
Female Dancer
Amber-Kelly Mackereth
Female Dancer
Jodi McFadden
Female Dancer (as Jodi-Lynn McFadden)
Faye Rauw
Female Dancer
Rhonda Roberts
Female Dancer
Leigh Torlage
Female Dancer
Robyn Wong
Female Dancer
Ted Banfalvi
Male Dancer
Harrison Beal
Male Dancer / Male Ensemble
Paul Becker
Male Dancer
Jean-Luc Côté
Male Dancer (as Jean-Luke Coté)
Scott Fowler
Male Dancer / Male Ensemble
Edgar Godineaux
Male Dancer / Male Ensemble
Bill Hartung
Male Dancer / Male Ensemble (as Billy Hartung)
Darren Lee
Male Dancer / Male Ensemble
Troy P. Liddell
Male Dancer (as Troy Liddell)
Blake McGrath
Male Dancer
Robert Montano
Male Dancer / Male Ensemble
Sean Palmer
Male Dancer / Male Ensemble
Desmond Richardson
Male Dancer / Male Ensemble
Martin Samuel
Male Dancer
Jason Sermonia
Male Dancer
Jeff Siebert
Male Dancer / Male Ensemble
Sergio Trujillo
Male Dancer
Stacy Clark Baisley
Acrobat
Megan Fehlberg
Acrobat
Rachel Jacobs
Acrobat
Rebecca Leonard
Acrobat
Erin Michie
Acrobat
Danielle Rueda-Watts
Acrobat
Dana Calitri
Female Ensemble
Kate Coffman-Lloyd
Female Ensemble
Laura Dean
Female Ensemble
Margaret Dorn
Female Ensemble
Capathia Jenkins
Female Ensemble
Audrey Martells
Female Ensemble
Sara Ramirez
Female Ensemble
Nicki Richards
Female Ensemble (as Nicky Richards)
Dennis Collins
Male Ensemble
Darius de Haas
Male Ensemble (as Darius De Haas)
Willie Falk
Male Ensemble
Curtis King Jr.
Male Ensemble
Timothy Shew
Male Ensemble
Fronzi Thornton
Male Ensemble (as Fonzie Thornton)
Eric Troyer
Male Ensemble
Mikie Da Poet
Man in suit (uncredited)
Did you know?
Trivia
The musical numbers "My Own Best Friend" and "Me and My Baby" were originally written into the script, but were removed at the last minute. "My Own Best Friend" was to have taken place when Roxie and Velma are put in solitary confinement after getting into a cat fight. "Me and My Baby" can be heard briefly when Roxie faints and proclaims her pregnancy.
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The lead role was offered to Hugh Jackman but he declined because he felt he was too young for it. Later he admitted that he regretted declining the role after seeing the movie.
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Kathy Bates was director Rob Marshall's first choice to play Matron Mama Morton, but she was scheduled to film About Schmidt (2002). Queen Latifah (playing Mama in Chicago (2002)) and Kathy Bates in About Schmidt were both nominated for Best Supporting Actress Oscar in 2003.
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Goofs
During the scene "I can't do it alone" there is one shot where Velma cartwheels over the chair, and we can see Roxie looking straight at her. But in the very next shot, Roxie is looking down at a paper, and just giving Velma a small glance with one eye.
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At the end of the movie when Velma approaches Roxie with a job offer after her dismal nightclub audition, Roxie buttons her coat while preparing to leave. In her next speech the coat is swinging open, then is firmly buttoned again after she passes through the doorway.
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When Roxie is dancing with a group of men in the "Roxie Hart" number she walks forward surrounded by men then the camera switches angles and the man on her right is suddenly on her left.
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Quotes
Velma Kelly: [singing] No I'm no one's wife, but oh, I love my life and all that jazz.
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Roxie: In the Bed Department, Amos was... zero. I mean, he made love to me like he was fixing a carburetor or something.
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Velma Kelly: Me and Roxie would just like to say, thank you.
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Faq
Q
Was the ending real? Was the whole thing real?
A
The movie opens with a pair of eyes and the camera going into them. Assuming that's Roxie, it could mean that the ENTIRE movie was part of her imagination. That's hinted when she imagines she's singing "All That Jazz" instead of Velma. The "Nowadays/Hot Honey Rag" number also suggests this, because in the audience we see Billy, who wouldn't care about seeing them perform. However, some musical numbers (like "Mr. Cellophane") can't be imagined by her, because she isn't present in the scene.
Q
Was Roxie really pregnant?
A
No she wasn't. She seduced the doctor to make him say so. In the scene where Billy talks with the doctor, he tells him that his (the doctor) fly is down. She did this in order to draw publicity and sympathy back to her case. Also she admits it in the conversation with her husband after the trial.
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Photos from cast
Renée Zellweger Denise Faye
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