Lymelife (2008)

Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 2 nominations au total

Rôles principaux19

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Rory Culkin

Scott Bartlett

Alec Baldwin

Mickey Bartlett

Jill Hennessy

Brenda Bartlett

Emma Roberts

Adrianna Bragg

Timothy Hutton

Charlie Bragg

Cynthia Nixon

Melissa Bragg

Logan Huffman

Blaze Salado

Brandon Thane Wilson

Stuart

Adam Scarimbolo

Todd O'Leary

Kieran Culkin

Jimmy Bartlett

Phillip Pennestri

Father Pazzo

Louis Ruffolo Jr.

Bartender

Beepers

Deer

Isabella David

Covergirl
(non crédité)

Derick Martini

Photographer
(non crédité)

Matthew Martini

Jimmy's Friend
(non crédité)

Steven Martini

Taxi Driver
(non crédité)

Artie Pasquale

Family Guest
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- Derick Martini
Scénario
- Derick Martini
- Steven Martini
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Anecdotes
The role of Mickey Bartlett was written with Alec Baldwin in mind.

Gaffes
The Falklands War happened in 1982 (after the setting of the movie in the late '70s) and was fought between Great Britain and Argentina. It did not involve any American troops.

Citations
Scott Bartlett: They don't even fuck anymore.
Jimmy Bartlett: What? How the fuck do you know that?
Scott Bartlett: You know the rubbers under dads bed we used to use as water balloons?
Jimmy Bartlett: Ew, yeah.
Scott Bartlett: They haven't been there in over a year.
Jimmy Bartlett: Okay, well first of all, that's sick to even think about and second, she's coming, so shut the fuck up.

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Observe & Report/Lymelife/Hannah Montana The Movie/The Mysteries of Pittsburgh/Anvil! the Story of Anvil (2009)

a film about life on Long Island in the 70's but really about much more

This is an extremely high caliber movie whose only flaw is improperly dated and unhistorical references to the Falkland War. The performances are superb by each and every cast member and by the ensemble as a whole. It is astonishing that such a film could be made in less than a month and for $ 1 1/2 million dollars. That being said, the quick production time and low budget should not keep anyone from seeing this very important film. It is not just about the 70's but about basic human relationships and characters and truths. The director and cast should all be proud of this fine accomplishment. I urge everyone who loves movies to see this one.