Monster (2003)
Monster (2003)
Plot.
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This Movie Is About.
Cast & Crew.
Charlize Theron
Aileen Wuornos / Producer
Christina Ricci
Selby Wall
Bruce Dern
Thomas
Lee Tergesen
Vincent Corey
Annie Corley
Donna
Pruitt Taylor Vince
Gene / Stuttering 'John'
Marco St. John
Evan / Undercover 'John'
Marc Macaulay
Will / Daddy 'John'
Scott Wilson
Horton / Last 'John'
Rus Blackwell
Cop
Tim Ware
Chuck
Stephan Jones
Lawyer
Brett Rice
Charles
Kaitlin Riley
Teenage Aileen
Cree Ivey
7-Year-Old Aileen
Catherine Mangan
Justy
Magdalena Manville
Bar Lap Girl
T. Robert Pigott
Bartender
Romonda Shaver
Employment Agent
Glenn R. Wilder
Restaurant Manager
Elaine Stebbins
Wife at Accident
Kane Hodder
Undercover Cop / Stunt Coordinator
Christian Stokes
Undercover Cop
Lyllian Barcaski
Bar Girl
Nonalee Davis
Bar Girl
Bubba Baker
Cubby
Al
Himself
Cannonball
Himself
Chad Vaccarino
Trevor
Gene R. Stephenson
Judge
Jesse Stern
Skate Rink Attendant
Billy Boylan
Police Chief
Jim R. Coleman
Newscaster
Chandra Leigh
Cute Teenage Attendant
Lori McDonald
Attendant
Adam Brown
Attendant
Ed Donovan
State Prison Guard (uncredited)
Andreas Grosch
Executive Producer
Steven Bernstein
Director of Photography
Shawn R. McFall
Set Decoration
Orvis Rigsby
Art Direction
Rhona Meyers
Costume Design
Meagan Riley-Grant
Executive Producer
Jane Kurson
Editor
Clark Peterson
Producer
Andreas Schmid
Executive Producer
Patty Jenkins
Director / Screenplay
Arthur Coburn
Editor
Edward T. McAvoy
Production Design
BT
Original Music Composer
Mark Damon
Producer
Brad Wyman
Producer
Sammy Lee
Executive Producer
Donald Kushner
Producer
Ferne Cassel
Casting
Stewart Hall
Executive Producer
Howard Paar
Music Supervisor
Gene Page
Still Photographer
Grayson Austin
Steadicam Operator / 'B' Camera Operator
Brian Bulman
Music Editor
Kathe Swanson
Key Hair Stylist
Stephanie Lowell
Script Supervisor
Lou Kleinman
Dialogue Editor
Toni G
Makeup Artist
Zack Davis
Sound Supervisor / Sound Designer
John Dunn
Sound Effects Editor
Peter J. Devlin
Production Sound Mixer
Marc Fishman
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Tony Lamberti
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Geoffrey G. Rubay
Sound Supervisor / Sound Designer
Pamela Lee Incardona
Costume Supervisor
Emae Villalobos
Costume Supervisor
David Alvarado
Associate Producer
Brent Morris
Co-Producer
Lee Grimes
Key Makeup Artist
Terrie Irwin
Hair Assistant
Rodger Jacobs
Assistant Makeup Artist
Mary Hedges Lampert
Hair Assistant
Jonah Levy
Assistant Makeup Artist
Carol Rasheed
Assistant Makeup Artist
Yoichi Art Sakamoto
Prosthetics
Deborah Brozovich
Additional Hairstylist
Jeff Standard
Makeup Artist
Arie Bohrer
Production Supervisor
Jimmy Li
Production Supervisor
Craig W. Richards
Unit Production Manager
Michael Toji
Post Production Supervisor
Matthew Waldman
Production Supervisor
David Allen Cluck
First Assistant Director
Guy Livneh
Second Unit Director / Second Unit Director of Photography
Jay Ostrowski
Second Assistant Director
Tony Taylor
Second Second Assistant Director
Derek W. Tow
Second Unit First Assistant Director
Eric Baker
Additional Set Dresser
John Balling
Scenic Artist
Bethany Berry-Weiss
Additional Set Dresser
Tammie N. Byers
Additional Set Dresser
Cornellius Carroll
Property Master
Stitch Crisp
Property Master
Michael Edling
Construction Coordinator
Michael Hendrick
Swing
Bret Kane
Additional Set Dresser
Jeff 'J.Mac' McDonald
Additional Set Dresser
James Parker
Additional Set Dresser
James B. Perdue
Scenic Artist
Alan S. Reynolds
Scenic Artist
Karen Rigsby
Art Department Coordinator
Gene Siegmund
Property Master
Mary Jo Snyder
Scenic Artist
John Tegethoff
Additional Set Dresser
Andrew Wert
Assistant Property Master
Dan Wilkerson
On Set Dresser
Jim S. Williams
Leadman
Douglas Winters
Construction Foreman
Rex Christensen
Set Dresser
Steven Barkan
Sound Recordist
John Bires
Sound Engineer
John Cannon
First Assistant Sound Editor
Kevin Cerchiai
Boom Operator
Scott Clements
Boom Operator
Robert Deschaine
ADR Mixer
Jeff Glueck
Sound Engineer
Carey Milbradt
Foley Editor / Foley Mixer
Andy Potvin
Dolby Consultant
Tami Treadwell
ADR Recordist
Karen Vassar Triest
Sound Editor
David Young
Sound Engineer
Steve Bartkowicz
Sound Re-Recording Assistant
Matt Colleran
Sound Recordist
Phillip Beck
Special Effects Coordinator
Ron Keller
Special Effects Technician
Kevin Morrissey
Special Effects Assistant
Erik Dehkhoda
VFX Artist
Christopher Dusendschon
Visual Effects Supervisor
Dennis Fitzsimmons
VFX Artist
Elton Garcia
Main Title Designer
Mitch Paulson
Digital Colorist
Adam Stern
VFX Artist
Shanna Lynn
Stunt Double
Kiana Politis
Stunts
Ben Bardin
Key Grip
Michael Bedore
Electrician
Jason Bing
Grip
Grady Bishop
Camera Car
Jon Bowen
Electrician
Kevin J. Burroughs
Electrician
Stephen Campbell
Additional Photography / Camera Operator
Michael 'Doc' Cetrulo
Grip
Gary H. Clay
Grip
Vidal Cohen
Key Grip
Richard L. Cottrell
Key Grip
Russell Curtis
Electrician
Rick F. Daus Jr.
Electrician
Brendan Duffy
Grip
Erik Emerson
First Assistant Camera
Sean Fisher
Grip
Michael D. Fitzgerald
Electrician
Josh Harrison
First Assistant 'B' Camera
Marvin Haven
Grip
Ted Hayash
Chief Lighting Technician
Stephen Herter
Grip
Ken Hoover
Electrician
Kevin Jackson
Best Boy Grip
Ben Kanegson
Dolly Grip
J. Steven Latham
First Assistant 'A' Camera
Benjamin Lowell
Second Assistant Camera
Tim McGuire
Electrician
Patrick K. Meng
Best Boy Grip
Chip Monk
Second Assistant Camera
Jack Nealy
Best Boy Electric
Louis Normandin
Electrician
John Oliveri
Second Assistant Camera
Richard Ramee
Best Boy Grip
Tom Richmond
Additional Photography
Kenny Rivenbark
Grip
John Sawyer
Electrician
Bob Scott
Additional Camera
Charlie Seale
Camera Car
Samuel Andy Seely
Grip
Phil Stevenson
Grip
Jonathan Stoll
Electrician
Scott Stuart
Best Boy Electric
Paige Thomas
First Assistant Camera
James D. Travis
Grip
Vali Valus
First Assistant Camera
Robert Veliky
Second Assistant Camera
Michael J. Walsh
Rigging Gaffer
Sean R. Wilson
Grip
S. Mattieu Workman
Grip
John Woruck
Electrician
Marc Wostak
Electrician
Arthur Yambor
Camera Loader
Scot A. Nederman-Paul
Camera Loader
Kate Nocks
Electrician
Sean Tanner
Gaffer
Kirk Tedeski
Playback Coordinator
Caitlin McKenna
ADR Voice Casting
Kimberly Mullen
Casting
Mark Mullen
Casting
Al Almeida
Wardrobe Assistant
Terri Binion
Costumer
Amelia Buhrman
Wardrobe Assistant
Claudia Combee
Key Set Costumer
Jen Haines
Wardrobe Assistant
Emily Harris
Costumer
Andrea Hathaway
Wardrobe Assistant
Unchin Lee
Wardrobe Assistant
Sara McInturff
Wardrobe Assistant
Judi Stewart
Costumer
George Cunningham
Assistant Editor
Joe Fineman
Post Production Consulting
Bob Fredrickson
Color Timer
Darrel Drinkard
Other
Michael Nouryeh
Assistant Editor
Rick Callan
Location Manager
Linda Kai
Location Manager
Lucy Olney
Location Scout
Mary Ross
Location Assistant
Jenée DeAngelis
Music Coordinator
Joshua Winget
Music Editor
Alice Wymer
Script Supervisor
Danny Mortenson
Transportation Coordinator
Gabriel London
Epk Director
Media.
Details.
Release DateDecember 24, 2003
StatusReleased
Running Time1h 50m
Content RatingR
Budget$8,000,000
Box Office$60,400,000
Genres
Wiki.
Monster is a 2003 American biographical crime drama film written and directed by Patty Jenkins in her feature directorial debut. The film follows serial killer Aileen Wuornos, a street prostitute who murdered seven of her male clients between 1989 and 1990 and was executed in Florida in 2002. It stars Charlize Theron (who also produced) as Wuornos, and Christina Ricci as her semi-fictionalized lover, Selby Wall (based on Wuornos's real-life girlfriend, Tyria Moore).
Monster had its world premiere at the AFI Fest on November 16, 2003. On February 8, 2004, it premiered at the 54th Berlin International Film Festival, where it competed for the Golden Bear, while Theron won the Silver Bear for Best Actress. The film was theatrically released in the United States on December 24, 2003, by Newmarket Films. Monster received positive reviews from critics and achieved box office success, grossing $64.2 million on an $1.5 million budget.
The film received numerous awards and nominations, particularly for Theron's performance, including the Academy Award for Best Actress, the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Drama, the SAG Award for Outstanding Lead Actress, the Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Actress, the Independent Spirit Award for Best Female Lead, and also the Independent Spirit Award for Best First Feature (Patty Jenkins). Theron's acting has received critical acclaim; film critic Roger Ebert called Theron's role "one of the greatest performances in the history of the cinema". The film was chosen by the American Film Institute as one of the top ten films of 2003.