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Paul Thomas Anderson, MAGNOLIA (1999, 188 Min) November 13, 2012 (XXV:11) Paul Thomas Anderson, MAGNOLIA (1999, 188 min) Jim Directed, written and produced by Paul Thomas Anderson Produced by JoAnne Sellar Original Music by Jon Brion Cinematography by Robert Elswit Film Editing by Dylan Tichenor Production Design by William Arnold, Mark Bridges Set Decoration by Chris L. Spellman Costume Design by Mark Bridges Gray Miller… animator John C. Reilly…Officer Jim Kurring Tom Cruise…Frank T.J. Mackey Philip Baker Hall…Jimmy Gator Philip Seymour Hoffman…Phil Parma Meskimen…Forensic Scientist Jason Robards…Earl Partridge Chris O'Hara…Sydney Barringer Alfred Molina…Solomon Solomon Clement Blake…Arthur Barringer Melora Walters…Claudia Wilson Gator Frank Elmore…1958 Detective Michael Bowen…Rick Spector John Kraft Seitz…1958 Policeman Ricky Jay…Burt Ramsey / Narrator Cory Buck…Young Boy Jeremy Blackman…Stanley Spector Tim Soronen…Infomercial Guy Melinda Dillon…Rose Gator Jim Ortlieb…Middle Aged Guy April Grace…Gwenovier Thomas Jane…Young Jimmy Gator Luis Guzmán…Luis Holly Houston…Jimmy's Showgirl Henry Gibson…Thurston Howell Benjamin Niedens…Little Donnie Smith Felicity Huffman…Cynthia Robert Downey Sr…WDKK Show Director (as Bob Downey Sr. 'a Emmanuel Johnson…Dixon Prince') Don McManus…Dr. Landon Eileen Ryan…Mary (Note: in the credits lists, titles in italics are films; titles in quotation Danny Wells…Dick Jennings marks are television programs, series, or made-for-tv movies.) Orlando Jones…Worm Michael Murphy…Alan Kligman Esq. PAUL THOMAS ANDERSON (June 26, 1970, Studio City, California) Pat Healy…Sir Edmund William Godfrey / Young Pharmacy Kid has 15 directing credits: 2012 The Master, 2007 There Will Be Blood, Genevieve Zweig…Mrs. Godfrey 2003 Mattress Man Commercial (video short), 2003 Blossoms & Mark Flannagan…Joseph Green Blood (video short), 2003 “Couch”, 2002 Punch-Drunk Love, 2001 Neil Flynn…Stanley Berry Saturday Night Live: The Best of Molly Shannon (video short), 2000 Rod McLachlan…Daniel Hill “SNL Fanatic”, 2000 “Saturday Night Live”, 1999 Magnolia, 1998 Allan Graf…Firefighter Flagpole Special (video short), 1997 Boogie Nights, 1996 Hard Patton Oswalt…Delmer Darion Eight, 1993 Cigarettes & Coffee (short), and 1988 The Dirk Diggler Raymond 'Big Guy' Gonzales…Reno Security Guard Story (short). Brad Hunt…Craig Hansen Anderson—MAGNOLIA—2 ROBERT ELSWIT (April 22, 1950, California) won a best cinematography Oscar for There Will Be Blood (2007). Some of his other 64 cinematographer credits are 2012 The Bourne Legacy, 2011 Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, 2010 Salt, 2009 The Men Who Stare at Goats, 2009 Duplicity, 2007 Michael Clayton, 2006 American Dreamz, 2005 Syriana, 2005 Good Night, and Good Luck., 2003 Runaway Jury, 2002 Punch-Drunk Love, 2000 Bounce, 1999 Magnolia, 1997 Tomorrow Never Dies, 1997 Boogie Nights, 1996 Hard Eight, 1992 Waterland, 1992 The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, 1991 Paris Trout, 1990 Bad Influence, 1989 “Margaret Bourke- White”, 1987 “Into the Homeland”, 1986 Trick or Treat, 1985 Desert Hearts, 1983 Summerspell, 1982 Waltz Across Texas, and 1981 “A Single Light,” JON BRION (December 11, 1963, Glen Ridge, New Jersey) has 18 composer credits: 2012 This Is 40 (completed), 2012 ParaNorman, 2010 The Other Guys, 2008 Step Brothers, 2008 Synecdoche, New York, 2006 The Break-Up, 2004 I Heart Huckabees, 2004 Eternal JOHN C. REILLY… Officer Jim Kurring (May 24, 1965, Chicago, Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, 2002 Punch-Drunk Love, 2000 Illinois) has 68 acting credits, among them 2012 The Dictator, 2010- “BTM2” (12 episodes), 1999 Magnolia, and 1996 Hard Eight. 2012 “Check It Out! with Dr. Steve Brule” (12 episodes), 2011 Carnage, 2011 We Need to Talk About Kevin, 2011 Cedar Rapids, JULIANNE MOORE… Linda Partridge (b. Julie Anne Smith, 2007-2010 “Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!” (25 episodes), December 3, 1960, Fayetteville, North Carolina) has 71 acting 2010/I Cyrus, 2008 The Promotion, 2007/I Year of the Dog, 2006 credits, among them 2013 The Seventh Son (post-production), 2013 Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, 2006 A Prairie Home Carrie (post-production), 2013 Don Jon's Addiction (post- Companion, 2004 The Aviator, 2002 The Hours, 2002 Chicago, 2002 production), 2012 The English Teacher (completed), 2012 What Gangs of New York, 2001 The Anniversary Party, 2000 The Perfect Maisie Knew, 2012 Being Flynn, 2012 “Game Change”, 2009-2010 Storm, 1999 Magnolia, 1999 For Love of the Game, 1999 Never Been “30 Rock”, 1985-2010 “As the World Turns” (19 episodes), 2010 The Kissed, 1998 The Thin Red Line, 1997 Boogie Nights, 1996 Hard Kids Are All Right, 2009 A Single Man, 2008 Blindness, 2007 I'm Not Eight, 1995 Dolores Claiborne, 1994 The River Wild, 1993 What's There, 2006 Children of Men, 2004 The Forgotten, 2004 Laws of Eating Gilbert Grape, 1992 Hoffa, 1991 Shadows and Fog, 1990 Attraction, 2004 Marie and Bruce, 2002 The Hours, 2002 Far from State of Grace, 1990 Days of Thunder, and 1989 Casualties of War. Heaven, 2001 The Shipping News, 2001 Evolution, 2001 Hannibal, 2000 The Ladies Man, 1999 Magnolia, 1999 The End of the Affair, TOM CRUISE… Frank T.J. Mackey (b. Thomas Cruise Mapother 1999 An Ideal Husband, 1998 Psycho, 1998 The Big Lebowski, 1997 IV, July 3, 1962, Syracuse, New York) has 40 acting credits, among Boogie Nights, 1997 The Lost World: Jurassic Park, 1996 Surviving them 2013 Oblivion (post-production), 2012 Jack Reacher Picasso, 1995 Nine Months, 1994 Vanya on 42nd Street, 1993 Short (completed), 2012 Rock of Ages, 2011 Mission: Impossible - Ghost Cuts, 1993 The Fugitive, 1993 Body of Evidence, 1992 The Hand Protocol, 2010 Knight and Day, 2008 Valkyrie, 2008 Tropic That Rocks the Cradle, 1989 “Money, Power, Murder,” and 1984 Thunder, 2006 Mission: Impossible III, 2005 War of the Worlds, “The Edge of Night.” 2004 Collateral, 2003 The Last Samurai, 2002 Minority Report, 2001 Vanilla Sky, 2000 Mission: Impossible II, 1999 Magnolia, 1999 Eyes WILLIAM H. MACY… Donnie Smith (March 13, 1950, Miami, Wide Shut, 1996 Jerry Maguire, 1996 Mission: Impossible, 1994 Florida) has 124 acting credits, some of which are 2013 Trust Me Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles, 1993 The (post-production), 2013 A Single Shot (post-production), 2011-2012 Firm, 1992 A Few Good Men, 1990 Days of Thunder, 1989 Born on “Shameless” (24 episodes), 2012 The Sessions, 2010 Marmaduke, the Fourth of July, 1988 Rain Man, 1988 Cocktail, 1986 The Color of 1994-2009 “ER” (31 episodes), 2007 Wild Hogs, 2006 Inland Money, 1986 Top Gun, 1985 Legend, 1983 All the Right Moves, 1983 Empire, 2005 Thank You for Smoking, 2005 Sahara, 2004 Spartan, Risky Business, 1983 The Outsiders, 1981 Taps, and 1981 Endless 2003 Seabiscuit, 2003 The Cooler, 2001 Jurassic Park III, 2000 Love. Panic, 1999 Magnolia, 1999 Mystery Men, 1999 Happy, Texas, 1998 A Civil Action, 1998 “The Lionhearts” (13 episodes), 1998 Psycho, PHILIP BAKER HALL… Jimmy Gator (September 10, 1931, Toledo, 1998 Pleasantville, 1997 Wag the Dog, 1997 Boogie Nights, 1997 Air Ohio) has 164 acting credits, some of which are 2012 “Ruth & Erica” Force One, 1996 Ghosts of Mississippi, 1996 Fargo, 1996 (8 episodes), 2012 “Children’s Hospital”, 2012 “The Newsroom”, “Andersonville”, 1995 Mr. Holland's Opus, 1995 Tall Tale, 1995 2012 Bending the Rules, 2011 The Chicago 8, 2004-2009 “Curb Your Murder in the First, 1994 Oleanna, 1994 The Client, 1993 Searching Enthusiasm”, 2007 “Big Love”, 2006-2007 “The Loop” (17 for Bobby Fischer, 1992 “In the Line of Duty: Siege at Marion”, 1991 episodes), 2007 Zodiac, 2006 The Shaggy Dog, 2005 The Zodiac, Shadows and Fog, 1991 Homicide, 1988 “The Murder of Mary 2005 The Amityville Horror, 2004 “The West Wing”, 2004 “Boston Phagan”, 1987 Radio Days, 1985 The Last Dragon, 1983 WarGames, Legal”, 2003 Bruce Almighty, 2003 Dogville, 2001-2002 “Pasadena” 1983 “The Cradle Will Fall”, 1980 Foolin' Around, 1980 Somewhere (7 episodes), 2002 The Sum of All Fears, 2000 “Jackie Bouvier in Time, and 1978 “The Awakening Land.” Kennedy Onassis”, 2000 The Contender, 2000 Rules of Engagement, 1999 The Talented Mr. Ripley, 1999 Magnolia, 1999 Cradle Will Anderson—MAGNOLIA—3 Rock, 1998 Psycho, 1998 Rush Hour, 1997-1998 “Michael Hayes” Upon a Time in the West, 1967 The St. Valentine's Day Massacre, (20 episodes), 1998 The Truman Show, 1991-1998 “Seinfeld”, 1997 1967 Divorce American Style, 1966 Any Wednesday, 1966 A Big “The Practice”, 1997 Boogie Nights, 1997 Air Force One, 1996 The Hand for the Little Lady, 1965 A Thousand Clowns, 1963 Act One, Rock, 1996 Hard Eight, 1995 Kiss of Death, 1994 “Chicago Hope”, 1962 Long Day's Journey Into Night, 1962 Tender Is the Night, 1961 1993 “Cheers”, 1993 “Cigarettes & Coffee” (short), 1991 “Murder, By Love Possessed, 1960 “Play of the Week”, 1960 “The Iceman She Wrote”, 1989-1990 “Falcon Crest” (13 episodes), 1989 An Cometh”, 1959 “A Doll's House”, 1959 “Playhouse 90”, 1955-1957 Innocent Man, 1989 Ghostbusters II, 1987 “Miami Vice”, 1987 “The “Studio One in Hollywood”, 1957 “The Seven Lively Arts”, 1956- Spirit”, 1987 “Mariah” (7 episodes), 1984 Secret Honor, 1982 1957 “The Alcoa Hour”, 1956-1957 “Goodyear Playhouse”, 1955- “Quincy M.E.”, 1980 “The Waltons”, 1978 “The Bastard”, 1978 1956 “Star Tonight”, 1955-1956 “Justice”, 1955-1956 “Appointment “Emergency!”, 1977 “M*A*S*H”, 1976 “Mayday at 40,000 Feet!”, with Adventure”, 1955-1956 “Armstrong Circle Theatre”, 1955 “The 1974 Throw Out the Anchor!, and 1970 Cowards. Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse”, 1955 “Windows”, 1943 Swingtime Johnny, 1938 The Nurse from Brooklyn. ALFRED MOLINA… Solomon Solomon (May 24,
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