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Hurricane Season

Duration:

102 min

Genres:

Drama | Sport

IMDB rate:

6.7

Director:

Tim Story

Details

Country: USA

Filming Locations: Chalmette, Louisiana, USA

Cast

Actor

Character

Lindsey G. Smith

Taraji P. Henson

Dayna Collins

Forest Whitaker

Al Collins

Bonnie Hunt

Principal

Shad Moss

Gary (as Bow Wow)

Isaiah Washington

Coach Simmons

China Anne McClain

Alana Collins

Khleo Thomas

Raymond

J.B. Smoove

Team Bus Driver

Courtney B. Vance

Mr. Randolph

Lil' Wayne

Lamont

Robbie Jones

Brian Randolph

Michael Gaston

Coach Frank Landon

Irma P. Hall

Grandma Rose

Jackie Long

Lance E. Nichols

Pastor at Rec Center

Marcus Lyle Brown

Jonathan's Father

Deneen Tyler

Stephanie Davis

Eric D. Hill Jr.

Christian

Samantha Beaulieu

Barricade Cop #2

Odessa Sykes

Gary's Nurse

Elton LeBlanc

Basketball Coach

Jalene Mack

Andrea Wall

Jarod Einsohn

Randy Verdin

Cynthia LeBlanc

Head Nurse

Karen Kaia Livers

Young Mother #2

Tarra Riggs

Leslee Suthall

J. Omar Castro

Barricade Cop

Kesha Bullard

Young Mother #1

Anthony Michael Frederick

Maurice

Liann Pattison

Raymond's Nurse

Larry Gamell Jr.

Reverend

Kenneth Brown Jr.

Sports Announcer

Satin Mitchell

Fan

Sharon K. London

Shop Keeper

Ross Rouillier

Game Attendee

Maliek Golden

Kendall Davis

Wil Pollard

Basketball Player

Monica R. Harris

High School Student

Kimberly North

Reporter

Daniel Vincent

Audience

Antoine Spillers

Church Member

Elise Kaywood

High School Student

Ryan Dunston

Basketball player

Victor Tijerino

National Guardsman (as Victor Hugo Palacios)

Chloe' Lemoine

WHS (Panther) Cheerleader

Seth Barthelemy

Game Attendee

Natasha "Sasha" Angelety

Motel Patron (uncredited)

Alexander Asefa

Construction Worker (uncredited)

Barbara Balentine

Fan

Dewayne Bateman

Fan

Arianne Binnings

FEMA Official (uncredited)

Dane Brown

Player's Dad (uncredited)

Scheryl W Brown

High School Office Employee (uncredited)

Stephanie Renee Casso

Superdome Evacuee /

Stanley Chauvin

Basketball Fan

Jon Dainty

Sideline Scorekeeper (uncredited)

Dominique DuVernay

High School Student (uncredited)

Kay Freeman

Fan

Geraldine Glenn

Fan

Brian Hartley

Supporting (uncredited)

Rodney Hebert

Basketball Game Spectator (uncredited)

Mark E. Howell

Fan

Jessie Jalee

Security Guard (uncredited)

Vianca Johnson

High School Student (uncredited)

Topher Jones

Cop (uncredited)

Judy Kern

Basketball Game Fan (uncredited)

Jeremy Evan Kerr

Lion Basketball Fan (uncredited)

Laurie Lee

Basketball Fan

Demorian Lizana

Football Player (uncredited)

John Calvin McCann

Patriot's Towel / Ball boy (uncredited)

Jay Oliver

Storm Survivor (uncredited)

Tony Pallo

Sports Spectator (uncredited)

Myron Parran

Family member (uncredited)

Lyssa Prine

Panther Fan (uncredited)

Scott Schlueter

Metropolitan Police (uncredited)

Sean M. Sellers

Student (uncredited)

Chaz Smith

Superdome Evacuee /

Logan Douglas Smith

Sideline Scorekeeper (uncredited)

Terry Lee Smith

Funeral Attendee (uncredited)

Elizabeth Tranchant

Basketball Fan

Jeremy Dean Turner

Basketball Fan

Dawna Williams

Basketball Game Spectator (uncredited)

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Trivia

As of 2014, this is the last live action project Bonnie Hunt has done

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Was filmed April-June 2008 in New Orleans, Louisiana, and was set to be theatrically released in early 2009, but due to the financial troubles of the Weinstein Company, it saw a straight-to-DVD release on February 9, 2010.

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Goofs

It is unlikely that John Ehret High School or the cities that it serves (Harvey, Marrero, and Westwego) were flooded during Hurricane Katrina. Ehert is on the West Bank on the Mississippi River (to the south of New Orleans) in Jefferson Parish. Most of the flooding from Katrina occurred in New Orleans proper (Orleans Parish), in St. Bernard Parish to the city's southeast, and in the East Bank sections of Jefferson Parish to the city's west. Most of the West Bank was unaffected by flooding.

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Brian Randolph was scribbling graffiti inside of his locker when one of his teammates tells him not to do that because he's on the West Bank, no longer in New Orleans East. In the conversation that follows, the number of lines that Brian has written changes from three to one and back to three lines.

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During the first few plays of the State Championship, one of the Patriots passes is stolen and taken down the court. The player with the ball then lobs the ball to a player wearing a #22 jersey, who then dunks it. When the camera zooms in on the player the jersey number has changed to #21.

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