Bottle Rocket

Bottle Rocket , left in 1996, is an American film of Wes Anderson.

Synopsis

Anthony, Dignan and Bob are three young adults decided to become burglars. They are not made for that, but can one prohibit people from following their dream?

Data sheet

Title: Bottle Rocket
Year: 1996
Music: Mark Mothersbaugh
Images: Robert D. Yeoman
Assembly: David Moritz
Artistic director: Jerry Fleming
Lasted: 92 minutes
Format: 1.85: 1 - its Dolby SR/SDDS
Languages: English, Spanish

Distribution

Luke Wilson: Anthony Adams
Owen Wilson: Dignan
Ned Dowd : Dr. Nichols
Shea Fowler: Grace
Halley Miller: Bernice
Robert Musgrave: Bob Mapplethorpe
Andrew Wilson: John Mapplethorpe (known as “Future Man”)
Brian Tenenbaum: H. Clay Murchison
Jenni Tooley: Stacy Sinclair
Temple Nash: Temple
Dipak Pallana: Employee of the library
Darryl Cox: Director of the library
Stephen Dignan: Rob
Lumi Cavazos : Inez
Julie Mayfield: A woman in a room of the motel
Gift Philips Jr.: A man in the hotel room
Anna Cifuentes: Carmen
Donny Caicedo: Rocky
Melinda Renna : Anita
Richard Reyes: a man in the bar
Julio Cedillo: a man outside the bar
Teddy Wilson: Hector Mapplethorpe
Jim Lay: Applejack
James Caan: Abe Henry (Mr Henry)
Tak Kubota: Rowboat
KUMAR Pallana: KUMAR
Haskell Craver: Jackson
Jill Parker-Jones: The director of the motel
Nena Smarz: good a

Around film

Bottle Rocket (1994) is initially a Short-measuring in black and white and with the band its jazzy carried out by Wes Anderson, which is then completely autodidact. The feature film reiterates the main part of the scenes of short-measuring, like its characters (incarnated by the same actors). The feature film is produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures. The “Screen test” proved to be most catastrophic of the history of Columbia. The film left despite everything, without returning in its expenses but profiting despite everything good criticisms. Wes Anderson approaches there already the topics which one finds in Rushmore , the Family Tenenbaum and the aquatic life , the vague relationship between the state of child and that of adult, in particular.

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