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Hollywood North (2004)
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1 hr 29 mins
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Released: 1/1/2004
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Synopsis:
Toronto 1979: it is the heyday of the tax-shelter years and ambitious producer Bobby Meyers has acquired the rights to a Canadian literary masterpiece called “Lantern Moon.” He has enlisted the washed-up, but respected, director Henry Neville to lend credibility to the project – but he needs to secure an American star. Enter Michael Baytes, a former A-list celebrity prone to paranoid delusions. Baytes will only sign on if he has creative control and Bobby, desperate, gives in. Soon, “Lantern Moon” is transformed into “Flight to Bogota” and the film spirals out of control. To add to the chaos, the making of “Flight to Bogota” is filmed by a documentary crew headed by no-nonsense Sandy Ryan, who spends her nights making her own art film, “Human Voices.”
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Full Cast & Crew
Theatrical Release
1/1/2004
Director
Credit
Peter O'Brian
Director
Cast
Credit
Alan Bates
Matthew Modine
Jennifer Tilly
Deborah Kara Unger
John Neville
Alan Thicke
Kim Coates
Fabrizio Filippo (Fab)
Clare Coulter
Joe Cobden
Saul Rubinek
Production Credits
Credit
Gary Smith
Executive Producer
John Gillespie
Producer
Tony Johnston
Co-Producer
Aniz Manji
Executive Producer
Paul Weber
Co-Producer
Mark Thomas
Executive Producer
Michael Sannella
Co-Producer
Jeffrey W Kirsch
Co-Producer
Production Companies
Credit
TriMuse Entertainment
Production Company
Now Entertainment Group
Production Company
Winchester Entertainment
Production Company
Distribution Companies
Credit
Franchise Films
Foreign Distribution Rights
First Look Home Entertainment
Domestic Video Distributor
Locations
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Writer
Credit
Tony Johnston
Screenplay
Barry Healey
Screenplay
John Hunter
Screenplay
Film Camera
Credit
Barry Stone
Director of Photography
Film Sales Financing
Credit
Now Entertainment Group
Film Financier
Comercia Bank
Film Financier
Winchester Films (LA)
Worldwide Distribution Sales
Music
Credit
Terence Gowan
Music
Blair Packham
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