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Clockstoppers

Year:

2002

Duration:

94 min

Genres:

Adventure | Sci-Fi | Thriller

IMDB rate:

5.2

Director:

Jonathan Frakes

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2002-03-29

Filming Locations: Santa Clarita, California, USA

Earnings

Budget: $26,000,000

Opening Weekend: $10,108,333 (USA) (31 March 2002)

Gross: $36,985,501 (USA) (28 July 2002)

Cast

Actor

Character

Linda Kim

Jesse Bradford

Zak Gibbs

French Stewart

Dr. Earl Dopler

Paula Garcés

Francesca

Michael Biehn

Henry Gates

Robin Thomas Grossman

Dr. Gibbs (as Robin Thomas)

Garikayi Mutambirwa

Meeker

Julia Sweeney

Jenny Gibbs

Lindze Letherman

Kelly Gibbs

Jason George

Richard (as Jason Winston George)

Ken Jenkins

NSA Agent Moore

Esperanza Catubig

Ticket Agent

Jennifer Manley

Security Officer

Scott Thomson

Tourist Dad

Deborah Rawlings

Tourist Mom

Jodie Milks

Bright Freshman

Brad 'Chip' Pope

Confused Freshman

Tony Abatemarco

Administrator

Oanh Nguyen

Graduate Student

Andrew James Armstrong

Hot Skates Sports Boy

Rachel Arieff

Hot Skates Saleswoman

Joey Simmrin

Rick Ditmar

Finneus Egan

Ditmar's Friend

Pamela Dunlap

Vice Principal

Gina Hecht

Meter Maid

Eric Michael Baugh

Tagger (as Eric Baugh)

Dwight Armstrong

Nose-Ring Boy

DJ Midas

Flavius' Opponent (as D.J. Midas)

Funkmaster Flex

Large Mike

DJ Swamp

Flavius / Ditmar Hands (as D.J. Swamp)

Earl Barlow

Rave Dancer

Jer-Lyn Benjamin

Rave Dancer

Diana Carreno

Rave Dancer

Aisha R. Delaria

Rave Dancer

Frank Howard

Rave Dancer

Rece Jones

Rave Dancer

Alfie Lewis

Rave Dancer

Monet 'Fusion' Ludlow

Rave Dancer

Clifford McGee

Rave Dancer

Kimberly Morrow

Rave Dancer

Alphonzo Rawls

Rave Dancer

Sherman Shoate

Rave Dancer

Lani Tuyor-Stanbery

Rave Dancer

Giacomo Vernice

Rave Dancer

Billy Mayo

Q.T. Agent

Jenette Goldstein

Doctor

Tom Parks

Detective

Jeff Ricketts

Officer Meyers

Melanie Mayron

Night Manager

Larry Carroll

Newscaster

Caroline Fogarty

Convention Worker

Joel Huggins

Nerdy Convention Vendor

Jon Alan Lee

Nerdy Convention Vendor

Colin McClean

Q.T. Security Guard

Darius Boorn

Q.T. Techie

Eric Nathaniel Brown

Q.T. Techie (as Eric Brown)

Miko Hughes

Young Dopler

Bailey Brown

Rave Dancer (uncredited)

Jonathan Frakes

Bystander (uncredited)

Eric Lichtenberg

Airline Passenger (uncredited)

Nikki Martinez

Sunshine (uncredited)

Numa Perrier

Lab partner (uncredited)

Gary Rodriguez

Precision Driver (uncredited)

Sean A. Rosales

Skateboarder (uncredited)

Brian J. Williams

Car Salesman (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The first feature film directed by Jonathan Frakes not related to Star Trek.

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The plot was inspired by H.G. Wells' 1901 story "The New Accelerator", about a scientist who develops a drug enabling him to move so fast that no-one can see him. From his viewpoint, everyone else seems frozen in time.

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Jonathan Frakes: [Star Trek] Francesca says, "Beam me up, Scotty", and "Make it so, number one."

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Goofs

Dr. Gibbs uses a McLaren F1 model to visualize the relativity theory, but calls it a Ferrari.

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When Zak presses the button on the watch and a shock-wave is sent through the environment, it is only he who should be affected by the watch.

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At the scene in the Skate/Paint-ball shop Meeker is carrying two paint-ball guns. As he is walking you hear the paint-ball gun shoots twice. First the nozzle has a protection plug and second there is no tank attacked, so the gun could not make that sound.

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Quotes

Zak Gibbs: [holding up the watch] Can you fix this?

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Zak Gibbs: I didn't know you knew Karate.

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Dr. Earl Dopler: [gets kicked in the face by Francesca] Limber.

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Faq

What science fiction stories may have inspired this movie?

In "The New Accelerator" (1901) by H. G. Wells, it was done with a drug. In "All the Time in the World" (1951) by Arthur C. Clarke, it was done with ... a device vaguely resembling a wristwatch!And don't forget other movies... "The Girl, The Gold Watch, and Everything" (1980 TV).

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