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Writer (WGA):
Matthew Miller (written by)
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Release Date:
2 January 2005 (USA) more
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A rags to b*tches tale.
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Cast

  (in credits order)
Pamela Reed ... Esther Shapiro

John Terry ... Vince Peterson

Melora Hardin ... Linda Evans
Ritchie Singer ... Richard Shapiro

Nicholas Hammond ... Aaron Spelling
John Atkinson ... Les Markowitz
Bartholomew John ... John Forsythe
Alice Krige ... Joan Collins
Rel Hunt ... Al Corley
Tim Draxl ... Joe

Julian Garner ... Peter Holm
Holly Brisley ... Heather Locklear

Rory Williamson ... Michael Nader

Rachael Taylor ... Catherine Oxenberg
Phillip Hinton ... Leonard Goldenson
Robert Coleby ... Rock Hudson
John Gregg ... Lloyd Bochner
Tim Campbell ... P.A.

Felicity Price ... Dottie
Troy Planet ... Lou
Allan Chapple ... Director (Dynasty)
Lewis Fitz-Gerald ... Winston Fletcher
Anna Lee ... Candy Spelling
Stefani Stankovic ... Annie
Renaud Jadin ... Businessman

Tom Lanni ... Nolan Miller
Brian McDermott ... Executive
Tony Sloman ... Event Coordinator
Clodagh Crowe ... Reporter #1
Carla Aquilla ... Woman with Baby (as Carla Aquilia)
Wayne McDaniel ... Male Reporter
Adrian Brown ... Doctor

Shingo Usami ... Japanese Fan

John Boxer ... Moldavian Guy (as Johnny Boxer)
Genevieve Davis ... Reporter #2
Nick Tsakonas ... Yanni
Lance Strauss ... Charlie's Angels Director
Troy Follington ... Gay Bar Patron #1
Nick Flint ... Gay Bar Patron #2
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jamie Cohen ... Sam 'Sammy' B' (uncredited)

Ronald Reagan ... Himself - On TV (archive footage) (uncredited)
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Directed by
Matthew Miller 
 
Writing credits
(WGA)
Matthew Miller (written by)

Produced by
Ted Babcock .... co-producer
Stanley M. Brooks .... executive producer
Damian Ganczewski .... executive producer
Greg Gugliotta .... executive producer
Peter Sadowski .... co-producer
Robert M. Sertner .... executive producer
Eric Shepard .... co-producer
Randy Sutter .... producer
Frank von Zerneck .... executive producer
 
Original Music by
Richard Marvin 
 
Cinematography by
John Stokes (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Sandra Montiel 
 
Production Design by
Lawrence Eastwood  (as Laurence Eastwood)
 
Art Direction by
Scott Bird 
 
Set Decoration by
Faith Robinson 
 
Costume Design by
Terry Ryan 
 
Makeup Department
Angela Conte .... hair designer
Angela Conte .... key makeup artist
Wendy De Waal .... key hair stylist
Kellie Griffin .... assistant makeup artist (uncredited)
 
Production Management
Troy Clarke .... unit manager
Irene Dobson .... unit production manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Colin Fletcher .... first assistant director
Paul Sullivan .... second assistant director
Joshua Watkins .... third assistant director (as Josh Watkins)
 
Art Department
Halcyon Pratt .... assistant designer
Matilda Wainwright .... prop buyer
Alex Holmes .... art painter (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
Robert L. Harman .... sound re-recording mixer
Allen Hurd .... sound re-recordist
Dean Okrand .... sound re-recording mixer
Martin Pashley .... sound recordist
Burton Weinstein .... sound supervisor (as Burt Weinstein)
Bob Costanza .... sound effects editor (uncredited)
Tommy Goodwin .... foley mixer (uncredited)
 
Visual Effects by
Doug Spilatro .... visual effects (uncredited)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Paul Booth .... gaffer
Michael Rich .... key grip
David Williamson .... camera operator: "a" camera
Seth Larney .... video playback operator (uncredited)
Matt Windon .... key first assistant camera (uncredited)
 
Casting Department
Donna Rosenstein .... casting
Michaela Kalowski .... extras casting coordinator (uncredited)
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Mel Dykes .... costume supervisor
 
Editorial Department
Marc Brunswick .... post-production coordinator
Greg Podunovich .... assistant editor
J.R. Post .... negative cutter (as JR Post)
 
Music Department
Terri Fricon .... music supervisor
Tom Villano .... music editor
Bill Conti .... composer: show theme (uncredited)
 
Other crew
Robin Clifton .... location manager
Judy Hallin .... production coordinator
Jill Ryan .... production accountant
Jo Weeks .... script supervisor
Fernando Alessandri .... assistant: Stanley M. Brooks (uncredited)
Sandy Gardiner .... assistant to director (uncredited)
Milli Howson .... production assistant (uncredited)
Craig McMahon .... first assistant accountant (uncredited)
Reza Mokhtar .... caterer (uncredited)
 

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Brazil:90 min
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Fun Stuff

Goofs:
Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): Just before the taping of the Moldavian massacre scene, the crew member with the sticks says "Moravian" massacre, not Moldavian. more
Movie Connections:
Features "Dynasty" (1981) more

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More Liberal bias, 3 January 2005
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Author: William L. Lambert (blambert32@comcast.net) from Sterling Heights, Michigan

Interesting how the show used news cuts of Reagan embroiled in Iran-Contra or other derogatory reports in order to mark the time frame of the scene. The show ended with a Voice-over attesting to how Reagan's everlasting legacy will be making a creditor nation into a debtor nation.

Will Hollywood never tire of spinning political agenda instead of making good entertainment?

The characters were all parodies and the show seemed to be only about the wish of the creator to create a legacy. The actors chosen looked like John Forsythe, Linda Evans, and Joan Collins and were passable lookalikes - but were not credible acting impersonators. The show seemed aimed at defining the creator and producer - everything else was unimportant. Even the average viewers who were cut to every so often were parodies. If an unemployed overweight couch potato grousing at everything and his wife were the target demographic group then how the show ever made it past the first season is unknown. It seems "Muldavia" and "Crystal's evil twin" were Dynasty's self proclaimed Fonzie jumping the shark on waterskis wearing his leather jacket.

The Australian and New Zealand actors and camera teams seemed to distance the work from the Hollywood elites - but they are what they are. I noticed none of the directors or producers allowed their names to be attached to the actual presentation. They must have feared for their reputations or careers - yet put their idealogy out front.

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