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The Music Never Stopped

Year:

2011

Duration:

USA:105 min

Genres:

Drama

IMDB rate:

7.6

Director:

Jim Kohlberg

Awards:

1 nomination

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2011-10-27

Earnings

Budget: $4,000,000

Opening Weekend: $76,543 (USA) (20 March 2011)

Gross: $258,077 (USA) (11 September 2011)

Cast

Actor

Character

J.K. Simmons

The Music Never Stopped

Cara Seymour

Helen Sawyer

Lou Taylor Pucci

Gabriel Sawyer

Scott Adsit

Dr. Biscow

James Urbaniak

Mike Tappin

Max Antisell

Young Gabriel

Ryan Karels

Bernie

Peggy Gormley

Florence

Tammy Blanchard

Tamara

Josh Segarra

Mark Ferris

Xander Johnson

Weed

Jesse Roche

Steve

Julia Ormond

Dianne Daley

Erica Fae

College Representative (as Erica Berg)

Mía Maestro

Celia

Wade Mylius

Activist

Lance Rubin

Rocker Dude

Matthew J. McCarthy

Carl (as Matt McCarthy)

Rashad Edwards

Police Officer

James Eason

Hippie Vendor

Phil Bender

Jerry Garcia

Rich Campbell

Bob Weir

Buzz Roddy

Bill Kreutzmann

Ethan F. Hamburg

Phil Lesh

Mark Greenberg

Mickey Hart

Paul Sigrist

Brent Mydland

Martin Moran

Minister

Kelly AuCoin

Dr. Gilbert (uncredited)

Joseph Basile

Hare Krishna (uncredited)

Michael Belveduto

Grateful Dead fan

Gail Bruno

Hippie - 1967 (uncredited)

Kevin Cannon

Drug Dealer (uncredited)

Joseph Carnevale

Spectator (uncredited)

Anthony DiSanto

Spectator (uncredited)

Vaughn Goland

Grateful Dead Security (uncredited)

Elysia Segal

Grateful Dead Fan

Joseph Urban

Stage Security (uncredited)

Bill Walters

Extra (uncredited)

Josh Woolstenhulme

Extra (uncredited)

Alex Ziwak

Stage Security (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Based on the essay "The Last Hippie" from Dr. Oliver Sacks's book, "An Anthropologist on Mars."

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Goofs

Bing Crosby recorded "Young at Heart" for Decca Records, not RCA Victor.

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When Gabriel and his Dad are playing the song "Uncle John's Band" from the Grateful Dead album Workingman's Dead, the needle on the record player is at the very end of the LP. The song is actually the first track on the album, so the needle should be near the outer edge of the LP.

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"Til There Was You" was introduced in 1957 in the Broadway musical 'The Music Man', not 1950 as mentioned.

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Quotes

Henry Sawyer: They don't just play the notes on the page.

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Helen Sawyer: Are we ready? I've got the medication.

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Faq

Songs in the movie

What are the titles of songs and names of musical artists featured in the movie?

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