The Swearing Jar (2022)
The Swearing Jar (2022)
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Cast & Crew.
Adelaide Clemens
Carey
Kathleen Turner
Bev
Patrick J. Adams
Simon
Douglas Smith
Owen
David Hewlett
Bill
Jade Ma
Jess
Nadine Whiteman
Dr. Rose
Athena Park
Robin
Matilda Legault
Gretchen
Randy Singh
Cyrus
Isla Parekh
Student Singer
Izzi Nagel
Student Singer
Mary Grant
Anesthesiologist (uncredited)
Chris Tarpos
Bar Patron (uncredited)
Lindsay Mackay
Director
Benjamin Rappaport
Executive Producer
Kate Hewlett
Screenplay / Songs / Theatre Play
Kyle Bornais
Producer
Ross Mrazek
Executive Producer
John Laing
Executive Producer
Jordan Kennington
Director of Photography
John Bain
Executive Producer
Will Machin
Executive Producer
Nicole Hilliard-Forde
Casting
Seka Morris
Property Master
Dave Hudakoc
Executive Producer
Morris Ruskin
Executive Producer
Kyle J. Hartman
Orchestrator
Mark Gingras
Executive Producer
Tim Williams
Music
Hanna Puley
Costume Design
Melinda Ramsay
Special Effects
Lindsay Allikas
Editor
Jane Loughman
Producer
Michael J. Bowman
First Assistant Director
Robert Fletcher
Sound Mixer
Tricia Leaño-Rosos
Assistant Makeup Artist
Alana Robshaw
Set Decoration
Tom Bjelic
Sound Designer
Angelo Paletta
Executive Producer
Tony Wosk
Producer
Robyn Buffett
Special Effects
Natalie Brenner
Executive Producer
Matthew Lessall
Casting
Melanie Sleep
Makeup Artist
Diana Magnus
Production Design
Michaela Kim
Script Supervisor
Sam Parker
Executive Producer
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The Swearing Jar is a 2022 Canadian romantic musical drama film, directed by Lindsay MacKay. Adapted from Kate Hewlett's musical play of the same name, the film stars Adelaide Clemens as Carey, a music teacher who stages a concert of music about their relationship as a birthday present for her husband Simon (Patrick J. Adams), only to be drawn into a dilemma when she also begins to fall in love with Owen (Douglas Smith), the guitarist she hired to help perform the concert.
The film's cast also includes Kathleen Turner as Simon's mother Bev, as well as David Hewlett, Jade Ma, Nadine Whiteman Roden, Athena Park, Izzi Nagel, Mary Grant, Matilda Legault, Isla Parekh, Randy Singh and Chris Tarpos in supporting roles.
The film was shot in Toronto and Hamilton, Ontario, in 2021.
The film premiered in the Contemporary World Cinema program at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival on September 11, 2022.
Hewlett won the Canadian Screen Award for Best Original Song at the 11th Canadian Screen Awards in 2023 for the song "The Swearing Song".