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Pollock (2000)
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1 hr 57 mins
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Biopic
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Adaptation
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Released: 12/15/2000
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Box Office Total:
$8.5M
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Synopsis:
In August of 1949, Life Magazine ran a banner headline that begged the question: "Jackson Pollock: Is he the greatest living painter in the United States?" Already well-known in the New York art world, he had become a household name--America's first "Art Star"--and his bold and radical style of painting continued to change the course of modern art. But the torments that had plagued the artist all of his life--perhaps the ones that drove him to paint in the first place, or that helped script his fiercely original art--continued to haunt him. As he struggled with self-doubt, engaging in a lonely tug-of-war between needing to express himself and wanting to shut the world out, Pollock began a downward spiral that would threaten to destroy the foundations of his marriage, the promise of his career, and his life--all on one deceptively calm and balmy summer night in 1956.
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Full Cast & Crew
Theatrical Release
12/15/2000
Director
Credit
Ed Harris
Director
Cast
Credit
Ed Harris
Jackson Pollock
Marcia Gay Harden
Lee Krasner
Amy Madigan
Peggy Guggenheim
Jennifer Connelly
Ruth Kligman
Jeffrey Tambor
Clement Greenberg
Bud Cort
Howard Putzel
John Heard
Tony Smith
Val Kilmer
Willem de Kooning
Stephanie Seymour
Helen Frankenthaler
Tom Bower
Dan Miller
Robert Knott
Sande Pollock
Matthew Sussman
Reuben Kadish
Sada Thompson
Stella Pollock
Norbert Weisser
Hans Namuth
Sally Murphy
Edith Metzger
Molly Regan
Arloie
Moss Roberts
Ted Dragon
Eduardo Machado
Alfonso Ossorio
Katherine Walach
Barbara Kadish
John Rothman
Harold Rosenberg
Annabelle Gurwitch
May Rosenberg
Isabelle Townsend
Mercedes Matter
Claire Beckman
Vita Peterson
Kenny Scharf
William Baziotes
Barbara Garrick
Betty Parsons
Everett Quinton
James John Sweeney
Stephen Beach
Jay Pollock
Jill Jackson
Alma Pollock
David Leary
Charles Pollock
Donna Mitchell
Elizabeth Pollock
Sondra Jablonski
Jeremy Pollock--Age 11
Frank Wood
Frank Pollock
Julia Anna Rose
Marie Pollock
Kyle Smith
Jonathan Pollock--Age 8
Production Credits
Credit
Peter M Brant
Executive Producer
Candy Trabacco
Associate Producer
Cecilia Kate Roque
Co-Producer
Fred Berner
Producer
Ed Harris
Producer
Joseph Allen
Executive Producer
Jon Kilik
Producer
James Trezza
Producer
Production Companies
Credit
Zeke Productions
Production Company
Fred Berner Films
Production Company
Brant-Allen Films
Production Company
Distribution Companies
Credit
Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment
Domestic Video Distributor
SPC
Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Locations
Hamptons, New York, USA
New York City, New York, USA
Writer
Credit
Barbara Turner
Screenplay
Steven Naifeh
Book as Source Material - from biography
Gregory White Smith
Book as Source Material - from biography
Susan Emshwiller
Screenplay
Art Department
Credit
Carolyn Cartwright
Set Decorator
Peter Rogness
Art Director
Mark Friedberg
Production Designer
Teresa Mastropierro
Art Director
Casting
Credit
Todd Thaler
Casting
Film Camera
Credit
Lisa Rinzler
Director of Photography
Film Sales Financing
Credit
Alliance Atlantis Pictures International
Foreign Distribution Sales
Music
Credit
Jeff Beal
Music
Dondi Bastone
Music Supervisor
Production Management
Credit
Meryl Emmerton
Production Coordinator
Meryl Emmerton
Unit Production Manager
Jude Gorjanc
Assistant Director
Sound
Credit
Scott Breindel
Sound Mixer
Wardrobe Hair Makeup
Credit
David Carl Robinson
Costume Designer
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