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The Majestic

Year:
Duration:
152 min
Genres:
Drama
IMDB rate:
6.9
Director:
Frank Darabont
Awards:
2 wins & 1 nomination
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2001-12-21
Filming Locations: Falls Lake, Backlot, Universal Studios - 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, California, USA
Earnings
Budget: $72,000,000
Opening Weekend: $7,366,207 (USA) (23 December 2001)
Gross: $27,807,266 (USA) (14 March 2002)
Cast
Actor
Character
Jim Carrey
Peter Appleton
Bob Balaban
Elvin Clyde
Jeffrey DeMunn
Ernie Cole
Hal Holbrook
Congressman Doyle
Laurie Holden
Adele Stanton
Martin Landau
Harry Trimble
Brent Briscoe
Sheriff Cecil Coleman
Ron Rifkin
Kevin Bannerman
Gerry Black
Emmett Smith
David Ogden Stiers
Doc Stanton
James Whitmore
Stan Keller
Susan Willis
Irene Terwilliger
Catherine Dent
Mabel
Brian Howe
Carl Leffert
Karl Bury
Bob Leffert
Chelcie Ross
Avery Wyatt
Amanda Detmer
Sandra Sinclair
Allen Garfield
Leo Kubelsky
Daniel von Bargen
Federal Agent Ellerby
Shawn Doyle
Federal Agent Saunders
Mario Roccuzzo
Jerry the Bartender
Frank Collison
Subpoena Server
Bill Gratton
Daley
Ginger Williams
Louise
Ken Magee
Coastal Engineer
Csilla Horvath
Nurse Muriel
April Ortiz
Vera
Larry Cox
Grauman's Usher
Julie Richardson
Grauman's Bon-Bon Girl
Scotty Leavenworth
Joey
Grant Vaught
Boy on Beach
Bob Wells
Reverend
Kevin DeMunn
Western Union Man
Earl Boen
Newsreel Announcer (voice)
Bruce Campbell
Roland the Intrepid Explorer
Cliff Curtis
The Evil But Handsome Prince Khalid
Michael Sloane
Kindly Old Professor Meredith
Garry Marshall
Studio Executive
Paul Mazursky
Studio Executive
Sydney Pollack
Studio Executive
Carl Reiner
Studio Executive
Rob Reiner
Studio Executive
Matt Damon
Luke Trimble
Matt G. Wiens
Spencer Wyatt
Jeffrey Adams
Principal Swing Dancer (uncredited)
Kris Andersson
Dancer (uncredited)
Alvah Bessie
Himself (Hollywood Ten, arrives, behind Cole) (archive footage) (uncredited)
Herbert J. Biberman
Himself (Hollywood Ten, arrives) (archive footage) (uncredited)
Jennifer Blaire
Carl's Date (uncredited)
Greg Brown
Court Photographer (uncredited)
Chris Carver
Dancer (uncredited)
Lester Cole
Himself (Hollywood Ten, arrives) (archive footage) (uncredited)
Lathan Crowe
Casanova
Corey Foxx
Photographer (uncredited)
Paul Grace
Welcome Home Dancer (uncredited)
Kate Greeke
Popcorn Girl (uncredited)
Gordon Hart
Swing Dancer (uncredited)
J. Edgar Hoover
Himself (targets Communists) (archive footage) (uncredited)
Jesse Jensen
Soldier (uncredited)
Mary Kircher
Swing Dancer (uncredited)
Tony Laanan
Grauman's Usher (uncredited)
Ring Lardner Jr.
Himself (Hollywood Ten, arrives, behind Biberman) (archive footage) (uncredited)
John Howard Lawson
Himself (Hollywood Ten, testifies) (archive footage) (uncredited)
Brian Libby
Studio Guard Hal (uncredited)
Melissa S. Markess
Swing Dancer (uncredited)
Amanda Melby
Young Mrs. Trimble (uncredited)
Christopher Metas
Cassanova (uncredited)
Melissa Noble
Swing Dancer (uncredited)
Samuel Ornitz
Himself (Hollywood Ten, arrives) (archive footage) (uncredited)
Kimberly Prendez
Girl at Welcome Home Party (uncredited)
Maudie Purcell
Old Lady (uncredited)
George Ratliff
Dancer (uncredited)
Craig Richards
Studio Guard (uncredited)
Dave Rosenbaum
Swing Dancer (uncredited)
Adrian Scott
Himself (Hollywood Ten, arrives, behind Cole) (archive footage) (uncredited)
Gary Sommers
FBI Agent (uncredited)
Robert Thorne
FBI Agent (uncredited)
Jack Truman
Party Member (uncredited)
Steven Paul Zsenyuk
Driver / Theater Patron (uncredited)
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Trivia
As of 2014, this is the only film Frank Darabont has directed not based on a Stephen King story.
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The Lawson train station is really in Fort Bragg, California. The train is called "The Skunk Train" and is a scenic railroad that runs inland from the north coast through the redwoods.
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WILHELM SCREAM: When part of the theater's neon sign explodes.
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Goofs
When Harry and Peter are in the auditorium of Majestic together for the first time and Harry is explaining the Majestic to Peter, Harry's shirt collar changes from being inside of his sweater to outside of it between shots.
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The diesel locomotive pulling the train that Pete is riding back to Lawson near the end of the movie is a later model Electro Motive Division GP (general purpose) engine that was not available until the mid-60s. Diesel engines were certainly available in the early-1950s, but not that model.
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The 'first dance' that Pete (Luke) and Adele share is to the tune 'Stranger on the Shore' written by Acker Bilk and which was only released in 1961, a decade after the period in which the film is set.
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Quotes
Studio Executive: What about the kid?
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Elvin Clyde: Who did you go as?
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Peter Appleton: I thought this was a democracy.
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