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For the most part, Craig is persistently hostile towards Anthony. His mother spends time preparing unappetizing meals that are supposed to be healthy, such as homemade tofu squares, fish heads, and spring garden loaf. On some occasions it seems that Craig is ready to become more friendly towards him when they find a shared interest in toys, video games, slime, etcetera, but then resumes his hostility. |
For the most part, Craig is persistently hostile towards Anthony. His mother spends time preparing unappetizing meals that are supposed to be healthy, such as homemade tofu squares, fish heads, and spring garden loaf. On some occasions it seems that Craig is ready to become more friendly towards him when they find a shared interest in toys, video games, slime, etcetera, but then resumes his hostility. |
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Anthony's older brother John, is a burnout who spends time with his idiotic girlfriend, and his friends who are plotting to steal a parking meter and break into it for the money, presumably for drugs. Background music during his scenes consist of classic rock from [[Steely Dan]], [[Jethro Tull]], [[Blue Oyster Cult]] and [[The Grateful Dead]]. When Anthony tries to call him to come and pick him up, he refuses believing that his little brother should learn to be more sociable. |
Anthony's older brother John, is a burnout who spends time with his idiotic girlfriend Jill, and his friends who are plotting to steal a parking meter and break into it for the money, presumably for drugs. Background music during his scenes consist of classic rock from [[Steely Dan]], [[Jethro Tull]], [[Blue Oyster Cult]] and [[The Grateful Dead]]. When Anthony tries to call him to come and pick him up, he refuses believing that his little brother should learn to be more sociable. |
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At dinner the rest of the family eats foods that Anthony finds unappealing. Craig's mother boasts of Lucy's upcoming role in a school production of [[Chicago (musical)|Chicago]], despite the fact that she's in the middle of a conversation. When Craig and Lucy's father notices that Anthony doesn't like fish heads, he suggests ordering a pizza, which shocks every other family member. |
At dinner the rest of the family eats foods that Anthony finds unappealing. Craig's mother boasts of Lucy's upcoming role in a school production of [[Chicago (musical)|Chicago]], despite the fact that she's in the middle of a conversation. When Craig and Lucy's father notices that Anthony doesn't like fish heads, he suggests ordering a pizza, which shocks every other family member. |
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| Directed by | Matthew Piacentini |
| Written by | Matthew Piacentini Tom Pope |
| Produced by | Matthew Piacentini James Keitel Greg G. Reeves |
| Starring | Cody Estes Rhett Damon Jennette McCurdy Eliza Coyle Gwen Holloway Jonathan Redford |
| Cinematography | James Zucal |
| Edited by | Travis Sittard |
| Music by | Alec Puro Ryan Rehm |
Release date | October 9, 2005 |
Running time | 17 min. |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
See Anthony Run(alternate title; "The Sleepover") is a 2005 short film co-written and directed by Matthew Piacentini, a production assisstant on the 1993-2005 ABC police drama NYPD Blue. It starred Cody Estes as a shy 10-year-old boy forced to into a sleepover with a school bully, played by Rhett Damon. Jennette McCurdy plays Lucy, the bully's older sister.
Cast
- Cody Estes: Anthony
- Rhett Damon: Craig Randall
- Jennette McCurdy: Lucy Randall
- Eliza Coyle: Mrs. Randall
- Joel Murray: Jeff Randall
- Jonathan Redford: John
- Alex Thayer: Jill
- Gwen Holloway: Anthony's Mom
- Susan Chuang: Reporter
- Andy Goldberg: Radio Announcer
Awards and acclaim
Cody Estes was given a 2006 Young Artist Award nomination; Best Performance in a Short Film - Leading Young Actor.[1] A link to the film from Spike TV's website that was added to a Jennette McCurdy fansite has also increased attention to the movie, and praise for McCurdy.
References
External links
- See Anthony Run at the Internet Movie Database
- Complete film at SpikeTV.com(FLASH REQUIRED)
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