Polanski Unauthorized (2009)

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Damian Chapa

Roman Polanski

Kevin De Ridder

Young Roman Polanski

Tom Druilhet

Anton LaVey
(as Thomas Druilhet)
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Brienne De Beau

Sharon Tate

Leah Grimsson

13-year-old Girl

Silvia Suvadová

Bula Polanski

Christian Serritiello

Ryszard Polanski

Paul James Saunders

Eugene Gatowski
(as Paul Saunders)

Raf Menton

Nazi Soldier

Elena Talan

Mia Farrow

Charles Power

Frank Sinatra

Jilber Azafrani Beliti

Attorney Douglas Dalton
(as Gilbert Azafrani)

Monica Ramon

Spanish Woman

Robert McAtee

Hugh Hefner

Pierre Chemaly

William A. Fraker

Jeff McCredie

Phil Van Natter - Detective #1

Justin Shell

Detective #2

Charles Arthur Berg

Bryan Hobbs - Detective #3
(as Charles Berg)

Director
- Damian Chapa
Writers
- Damian Chapa
- Carlton Holder
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Trivia
The character Eugene Gatowski is a fictional character, based on several producers, who worked with Roman Polanski including William Castle and Gene Gutowski. While in real life Rosemary's Baby was produced by William Castle and Dance of the Vampires was produced by Gene Gutowski, in this movie Eugene Gatowski produced both movies.

Goofs
In one scene a Nazi officer tells Polanski's mother isn't a Jew because in her maternal lineage her mother and grandmother were not Jewish. The maternal lineage is used in Jewish law. The Nazi laws on how to classify someone a Jewish were different from the Jewish law.

Quotes
Roman Polanski: I love Sharon. I love her from the bottom of my heart but I was never good in being together with a woman. I want to be free.

Crazy credits
During the closing credits after the music ends there is the sound of filming a scene which includes Polanski saying that the actress was good and then saying "Cut". After that the credits run without any sound.

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Featured in Bad Cop (2009)

Adjectives will fail you, as you try to classify this load of crap, as you try to get over the sadness of having spent actual lifetime watching this, as you fail to get anything out of it - either artistic or historically relevant.

Nothing. Not one thing.

This is a poorly (seriously poor) filmed 'something' made just to make a fool out of Roman Polanski (something that, among everything you can say about him, he will never be). It's a piece of fundamentalist propaganda that doesn't even try to be smart. It looks like it's done by unloved Sunday-school teachers. One of the guys that was trying to sell this at the Film Market in Cannes refers to Polanski with racist, anti-Semitic remarks. His face trembles in anger as he speaks. "Do you know who's a great, underrated filmmaker?" he asks. "Mel Gibson!" he concludes.