Bruce Almighty (2003)
Bruce Almighty (2003)


Plot.
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Cast & Crew.

Jim Carrey
Bruce Nolan / Producer

Morgan Freeman
God

Jennifer Aniston
Grace Connelly

Philip Baker Hall
Jack Baylor

Catherine Bell
Susan Ortega

Lisa Ann Walter
Debbie

Steve Carell
Evan Baxter

Nora Dunn
Ally Loman

Eddie Jemison
Bobby

Paul Satterfield
Dallas Coleman

Mark Kiely
Fred Donohue

Sally Kirkland
Anita

Tony Bennett
Tony Bennett

Timothy Di Pri
Bruce's Cameraman

Brian Tahash
Bruce's Soundman

Lou Felder
Pete Fineman

Lillian Adams
Mama Kowolski

Christopher Darga
Vol Kowolski

Jack Jozefson
Homeless Man

Mark Adair-Rios
Hood

Enrique Almeida
Hood

Noel Gugliemi
Hood

Rolando Molina
Hood

Emilio Rivera
Hood

Mary Pat Gleason
Heavyish Woman

Don Dowe
Camera Operator

P.J. Byrne
Panicked Newsroom Staffer

Albert P. Santos
Hood

Madeline Lovejoy
Zoe

Jovan Allie
Martin

Koby Allie
Martin

Dan Desmond
Bill

Selma Stern
Irene Dansfield

Alfred Dennis
Old Man

Rina Fernandez
Pretty Woman

Robert Curtis Brown
Phil Sidleman

Michael Brownlee
Newscaster

Ted Garcia
Newscaster

Maria Quiban
Newscaster

Shaun Robinson
Newscaster

Saida Pagan
Newscaster

Ken Rudulph
Newscaster

Gina St. John
Newscaster

Michael Villani
Newscaster

Christina Grandy
Office Staffer

Allen Lulu
Office Staffer

Jamison Yang
Office Staffer

Bette Rae
Hazel

Andrew Hateley
Teenager

Nick Huff
Teenager

Greg Collins
Coach Tucker

Dougald Park
Stalled Car Guy

Susan Ware
Party Woman

John Rosenfeld
Business Man

Carey Scott
Partying Sports Guy

David A. Clemons
Rioter

Bradley Stryker
College Rioter

Michael Guarnera
Riot Leader

Laura Carson
Nurse

Zachary Aaron Krebs
Paramedic

Ben Livingston
Paramedic

Nelson Mashita
Doctor

Glen Yrigoyen
Trainer

Dohn Norwood
Police Training Center Officer

Michael Olifiers
Police Training Center Officer

Howard S. Lefstein
Phil's Soundman

Miah Won
Connie - Masseuse

Darcy Fowers
Attractive Woman at Restaurant

Laura-Shay Griffin
Attractive Woman at Restaurant

Darius Rose
Tyler

Micayla Bowden
Day Care Kid

Sammy Boyarsky
Day Care Kid

Dylan Ferguson
Day Care Kid

Cubbie Kile
Day Care Kid

Emily Needham
Day Care Kid

Alex Villiers
Day Care Kid

Moe Daniels
Day Care Teacher

Ara Celi
Woman at Party

Jessica Leigh Mattson
Woman at Party

Allison McCurdy
Woman at Party

Patti McLafferty
Woman at Party

Janelle Pierzina
Woman at Party

Annie Wersching
Woman at Party

Ashley Yegan
Woman at Party

Micah Williams
Boy on Bike

William Thomas, Jr.
Technical Director

Tom Beyer
Stage Manager

Max Grodénchik
Control Room Operator

Michael Bofshever
Control Room Operator

Colby French
Control Room Operator

Manny Suárez
Control Room Operator

Shashawnee Hall
Camera Operator

Carrie Quinn Dolin
Teleprompter Operator

Vanna Salviati
Bobby's Aunt

Scott DeFoe
K-9 Tech

David Carrera
Phil's Cameraman

Jennie Baek
Driver (uncredited)

Joseph Buttler
Baker (uncredited)

Curt Clendenin
Pedestrian (uncredited)

Sabrina Culver
Office Staffer (uncredited)

Ron Jeremy
Man in Diner (uncredited)

Chris Johns
Waiter (uncredited)

Brian La Rosa
Man in Street (uncredited)

Karen Levine
Newsroom Staff (uncredited)

Ryan McGonagle
Lottery Riot Hooligan (uncredited)

Gino Montesinos
Prisoner (uncredited)

Stephanie Nash
Mother with Boy (uncredited)

Adrian Neil
James (uncredited)

Mandana Rothschild
Woman at Party (uncredited)

Danny Salay
Rioter (uncredited)

Rico Simonini
Doctor (uncredited)

Catherine Petra Villalobos
Misty (uncredited)

Gary Rodriguez
Precision Driver (uncredited)

Rando Thomas
Dangerous Driver (uncredited)

Tom Shadyac
Director / Producer

Steve Koren
Producer / Screenplay / Story

Junie Lowry-Johnson
Casting

Steve Oedekerk
Screenplay / Executive Producer

Scott Hill
Editor

James D. Brubaker
Producer

Mark O'Keefe
Producer / Screenplay / Story

Dean Semler
Director of Photography

Michael Bostick
Producer

John Debney
Original Music Composer

Gary Barber
Executive Producer

Ron Surma
Casting

Roger Birnbaum
Executive Producer

David Lowery
Storyboard Artist

Joe Bucaro III
Stunts

Jonathan Watson
Associate Producer / First Assistant Director

Linda Fields Hill
Associate Producer

Janet L. Wattles
Associate Producer

Hollis Hill
Stunts

Joyce McNeal
Stunts

Sandra Lee Gimpel
Stunts

April Weeden
Stunts

Rosine 'Ace' Hatem
Stunts

Stacey Carino
Stunts / Stand In

Michelle Sebek
Stunts

Simone Boisseree
Stunts

Mitch Sutton
Art Department Coordinator

Ric McElvin
Set Decoration

Dawn Swiderski
Assistant Art Director

Dennis DeWaay
Construction Coordinator

Carmine Goglia
Standby Painter

James Nedza
Art Direction

Mark A. Freid
Location Scout

Jon Jorden
Art Department Assistant

Joe Chenier
Construction Foreman

Mark David Kersey
Greensman

Nancy Gilmore
Leadman

Linda DeScenna
Production Design

Evelyne Barbier
Set Designer

Richard Merryman
Camera Operator

Lahly Poore
Assistant Costume Designer

Marc Bonilla
Additional Music

Roxie Hodenfield
Key Hair Stylist

Valli O'Reilly
Makeup Department Head

Fredrick Albrecht
Grip

Bill Corso
Makeup Artist

Medusah
Hair Department Head

Ralph Nelson Jr.
Still Photographer

Judy L. Ruskin
Costume Design

Deena Adair
Hairstylist

Mark O'Kane
Steadicam Operator

Steven Adams
Set Costumer

Paul Boscarino
Driver

Thomas Wostak
Electrician

Jonathan Fuh
Boom Operator

Greg Knapp
Set Medic

Jon Sharpe
Technical Supervisor

Michael Morgenthal
Production Accountant

Pete Anthony
Orchestrator

David Grimaldi
Sound Editor

Dotan Bonen
Security

Alex Renskoff
First Assistant Editor

Timothy Michael Cairns
Quality Control Supervisor

Ntana Key
Digital Intermediate

Kirk Greenberg
Rigging Grip

Mark Scott
24 Frame Playback

Pernell L. Salinas
First Assistant Sound Editor

John Cahill
Picture Car Coordinator

William Eddie Paul
Best Boy Electric

Douglas J. Schulman
Production Sound Mixer

Bill Taylor
Visual Effects Supervisor

Jordan Brendan Finnegan
Set Production Assistant

David Thornsberry
Location Manager

Shawn Murphy
Scoring Mixer

Andy Brokmeyer
Cableman

Susan Deal
Craft Service

Mickey Gilbert
Stunt Coordinator / Second Unit Director

'Cowboy' James Hollan
Propmaker

Dana Arnold
Lighting Technician

Lois Walker
Production Coordinator

Edward J. Ertel
Projection

Jack R. Campbell
Transportation Co-Captain

Cleve Landsberg
Unit Production Manager

Michael Hilkene
Supervising Sound Editor

Tyler Thornberg
Post Production Assistant

Jeff Carson
Music Supervisor

John A. Brubaker
Transportation Coordinator

John Martens
Rigging Gaffer

David P. Kelsey
Special Effects Coordinator

Michael Singer
Unit Publicist

Mike Stanwick
Color Timer

Fumi Mashimo
Animation Supervisor

Susie Brubaker
Visual Effects Coordinator

Juliette Yager
Visual Effects Producer

Bill Edwards
Costume Supervisor

Jeff 'Moose' Howery
Dolly Grip

Peter McKernan Jr.
Aerial Coordinator

Jessica Pazdernik
Key Costumer

Kevin Warendorp
Apprentice Sound Editor

Kathleen Freeman
Key Makeup Artist

Ryan Craig
Second Assistant Director

Jim Harrison
Supervising Music Editor

James J. Gilson
Chief Lighting Technician

Marlen Hill
Negative Cutter

Derek Wade
Assistant Production Coordinator

Michelle Levy
Casting Assistant

Valerie Davidson
Foley Editor

Ingrid Semler
Camera Loader

Mark Boucher
Set Dresser

William 'Bear' Paul
Key Grip

Julie Feiner
ADR Supervisor

Ron Goodman
Aerial Camera

Bill Richards
Pilot

Jody Spilkoman
Additional Second Assistant Director

Christine Anne Baur
Stunts

Troy Gilbert
Stunts

Tim Gilbert
Stunts

Gene LeBell
Stunts

Tim Rigby
Stunts

Brad Einhorn
Property Master

Christopher Flick
Foley Editor

Linda Di Franco
Dialogue Editor

Gaston Biraben
Dialogue Editor

James Ashwill
Foley Mixer

Brian Basham
Sound Recordist

José Antonio García
Sound Mixer

Manny Perry
Stunts

Laz Samarzich
Head Greensman

Roy Savoy
Special Effects Technician

Rick Canelli
ADR Recordist

Maureen 'Mo' Crutchfield
First Assistant Accountant

Dan Duffy
Generator Operator

Ariel Gold
Costumer

Carlos De La Torre
Additional Second Assistant Director

Richard St. Amand
Second Assistant Sound

Terra Bliss
Digital Intermediate Producer

Liz Moraga
Art Department Production Assistant

Richard Patterson
Digital Supervisor

S. Quinn
Pre-Visualization Coordinator

Amy Tompkins
Digital Intermediate Editor

Robb Murphy
Technical Advisor

Michael Marcus
Graphic Designer

Thomas J. O'Connell
ADR Mixer

Dawn Turner
Visual Effects Production Assistant

Isaac Ardolino
Assistant Location Manager

Eugene F. Duffy
Assistant Chief Lighting Technician

John T. Cucci
Foley Artist

Jeffrey Schwartz
Second Second Assistant Director

Michael Healey
Colorist

David S. Williams Jr.
Compositing Supervisor

Steve Bowen
Digital Colorist

Rochelle Sharpe
Music Consultant

Ron Ash
Chief Lighting Technician

Michael Bo Wat
Payroll Accountant

Beth Bargas
Second Assistant Accountant

Brandon Ponticelle
Assistant Camera

P.J. Burch
Assistant Editor

Michael B. Louis
Location Assistant

J.B. Benna
Production Assistant

Mike Smith
Stunts
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Details.
Release DateMay 23, 2003
StatusReleased
Running Time1h 41m
Content RatingPG-13
Budget$80,000,000
Box Office$484,592,874
Filming LocationsSan Diego, United States
Genres
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This Movie Is About.
Wiki.
Bruce Almighty is a 2003 American fantasy comedy film directed by Tom Shadyac and written by Steve Koren, Mark O'Keefe and Steve Oedekerk. The film stars Jim Carrey as Bruce Nolan, a down-on-his-luck television reporter who complains to God (played by Morgan Freeman) that he is not doing his job correctly and is offered the chance to try being God himself for one week. It co-stars Jennifer Aniston, Philip Baker Hall and Catherine Bell. The film is Shadyac and Carrey's third collaboration, after Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1994) and Liar Liar (1997).
When released in American theaters on May 23, 2003, Bruce Almighty received mixed reviews from critics but was a box-office success and grossed $86.4 million in its opening weekend, a Memorial Day record at the time. The film surprised the industry's pundits when it beat The Matrix Reloaded the following weekend. It went on to gross $484 million worldwide, becoming the fifth-highest-grossing film of 2003.
Evan Almighty — a spin-off sequel focusing on Steve Carell's character, with Shadyac and Oedekerk returning to direct and write, respectively, and Freeman also reprising his role — was released on June 22, 2007.
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