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Interstate 60: Episodes of the Road

Year:

2003

Duration:

USA:116 min

Genres:

Adventure | Comedy | Drama | Fantasy

IMDB rate:

7.7

Director:

Bob Gale

Awards:

2 wins & 5 nominations

Details

Country: Canada

Release Date: 2003-09-10

Filming Locations: Cannington, Ontario, Canada

Cast

Actor

Character

Ann-Margret

Melyssa Ade

Interstate 60: Episodes of the Road

Matthew Edison

Quincy

Paul Brogren

Zack

Wayne Robson

Tolbert (Deep Stomach)

Gary Oldman

O.W. Grant

Michael J. Fox

Mr. Baker

James Marsden

Neal Oliver

John Bourgeois

Dad

Roz Michaels

Mom

Amy Stewart

Nancy

Christopher Lloyd

Ray

Jonathan Whittaker

Dr. Craig

Mark Lutz

Frank

Krista Leis

Ann

Michael Rhoades

Kirby

Art Evans

Otis

John Henry Canavan

Warehouse Worker

Kedar Brown

AAA Rep

Angela Asher

Blue Diamond (waitress)

Daniel Kash

Elmer the Bettor

Doug Lennox

Hal

Amy Jo Johnson

Laura

Rebecca Jenkins

Susan Ross

Ted Ludzik

Rave Guard

Leah Renee

Rave Girl

Tyler Kyte

Philip

Kurt Russell

Captain Ives

Liz Royer

Cleaning Woman

Chris Cooper

Bob Cody

Billy Otis

Will Work For Food

Ho Chow

Jack Gas Attendant

Jane Moffat

Art Gallery Docent

Les Porter

Male Critic #1

Rene Lemieux

Male Critic #2

Katherine Trowell

Female Critic

James Downing

Morlaw Cop

Emanuel Arruda

Lawyer 1

Phillip MacKenzie

Lawyer 2

Joe Matheson

Lawyer 3

Deborah Odell

Valerie McCabe

Duane Murray

Lawyer 4

Amy Smart

Lynn Linden

Ken Kramer

Judge

Nigel Hamer

Prosecutor

John Watson

Bailiff

Ross Collins

Roadblock Cop

Chris Nickerson

Desert Gas Attendant

Benjamin Patch

Cop at Accident Site

Link Leavere

Scuzz

Mike Bruner

Construction Worker (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The number of the building where Neal has his appointment with Ray for the delivery is 555, an obvious reference to the fictional exchange for phone numbers in various movies. ("555" is reserved for phone company testing purposes, and no actual numbers exist using it in any area code.)

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When Neal and O.W. Grant are approaching interstate 60, O.W. says, "There's a signpost up ahead." This is a famous line from the beginning of every episode of Twilight Zone (1959).

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In Neal's room, a "X-Men" comic book featuring Cyclops on the cover can be seen. James Marsden (Neal) played Cyclops in X-Men (2000), and would play the character again in its sequels.

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Goofs

Pennants at gas station disappear and reappear between shots.

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The website Neal calls up at the beginning of the movie is misspelled as "majordesicion.com" (the correct spelling being "decision", not "desicion").

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When Neal wakes up in the hospital, after delivering the package, he finds a playing card in a flower arrangement. As he looks at the face of the playing card, the back is clearly visible to the camera right-side-up. When he flips the card over to view the back, the back appears right-side-up to him, instead of correctly up-side-down.

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Quotes

Bob Cody: Hey, Bob Cody. I don't drive, and I don't like to hitchhike. When I hitchhike I'm at the mercy of the driver. But when I pay for the ride, I'm the employer and I call the shots. That's how I like it. So you want to work for me?

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O.W. Grant: Now one young couple wished to be married and live happily ever after. So I blew up their car at the church on the way to the honeymoon. Another guy he wanted great, perfect sex every day with his choice of gorgeous women - no pregnancies. So everyday he gets a FedEx delivery of a skin magazine and a box of tissues.

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O.W. Grant: [after a truck runs over Baker's cell phone and Grant's bike] Oh they say everything happens for a reason... Me? I guess I just needed a new bike.

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Faq

Is this movie for real? This is a joke, right? Am I in a coma?

Wake up! Wake up, damn you!

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