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Rating:
R — for pervasive language, some violent images and strong sexual content-
Language:
Eng Studio:
Universal StudiosUPC:
025195055130Year of Release:
2008Item Number:
MCA005513Release Date:
11/25/2008Genre:
Biopic [feature] –
Drama –
Political Drama –
War –
War Drama –
War Drama
Format:
Blu-ray
DVD FEATURES:
AWARDS
Art Directors Guild
- Nominated Best Art Direction in a Contemporary Film - 2005 (Dennis Gassner)
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Cast:
Jake Gyllenhaal - Anthony "Swoff" Swofford
Chris Cooper - Grant Sykes
Jennifer Garner - Janet Mayes
Brian Geraghty - Fergus O'Donnell
Jacob Vargas - Cortez
Danny Huston - Gideon Young
Evan Jones - Fowler
Ashraf Barhoum - Col. Faris Al Ghazi
Ali Suliman - Sergeant Haytham
Jamie Foxx - Staff Sergeant Sykes
Kyle Chandler - Francis Manner
Frances Fisher - Elaine Flowers
Kelly Au Coin - Ellis Leach
Anna Deavere Smith - Maricella Canavesio
Minka Kelly - Miss Ross
Amy Hunter - Lyla Fleury
Rini Bell - Swoff's Sister
Dendrie Allyn Taylor - Mrs. Swofford
James Morrison - Mr. Swofford
Arman Zajic - Boy Swoff
Brianne Davis - Kristina
Brian Casey - Paintball Marine
Ernest Ozuna - Sergeant Major
Ahmed Badran - 35-Year-Old Son
Eli Georges El - Khoury - 15-Year-Old Grandson
Jonathon R. Mize - STA Graudate
Joel Prato - STA Graudate
Kristin Richardson - Stewardess
Ashley Scott - Janine Ripon
Peter Gail - Doc John
Bordy Tardy - Teddy Manner
Hope Fogle - Mick
Donna Kimball - Reporter
Marty Papazian - Dettman
Damian Foster - Haytham Driver
John Krasinski - Corporal Harrigan
Brian Mahoney - Pitcher
Martin Foxwell - Mom at Game
Kavita Parbhakar - Mom at Game
Hrach Titizian - Suicide Bomber
Hari Bali - Bedouin
Kurt Larson - Arguing Corporal
Ammar Daraiesh - Iraqi Officer
Al Faris - Iraqi Officer
John Paul Castorena - FBI Agent
Antonio Evans - FBI Agent
Maryellen Aviano - FBI Agent
Marc Flanagan - FBI Agent
Brian Gehl - Stud in Bar
Ali Abboud - Irate Guard
David Brown - Man at Hotel
Firas Salloum - Airport SANG Officer
Anthony Batarse - Inner-Circle
Nabeel Kort - Police Officer
Shant Demirjian - Police Officer
Assad Mohamed - Bomb Site Investigator
Yaser Alamoodi - Bomb Site Worker
Haider Almosawi - Bomb Site Worker
Saleem Hassan Erekat - Bomb Site Worker
Jasim Tahir - Tank Gunner
Maitham Al - Zubfidy - Main Gate Guard
Alawi Al - Bidery - Machine Gunner
Gino Salvano - Special Forces Officer
Waleed Alsadi - Guard at Cafe
Mohammed Mohammed - Internet Teenager
Fouad Al - Hamedany - Internet Teenager
Ahmed Al - Ibrahim - Game Player
Yunus Hassan - Game Player
Charbel Tourna - Game Player
Anthony Salibi - Game Player
Bassam O. Saeed - Al Ghazi Aid
Hasan Chaudhry - Al Ghazi Runner
Nick Hermz - Passport Officer
Eyad Elbitar - Kidnapper
Sala Baker - Kidnapper
Kasem Al - Tamimi - Elderly Man
Damian Hajjar - Suweidi Resident
Mario Mercado II - Suweidi Resident
Gaith Al - Jaberi - Al Ghazi's SonDirector:
Sam Mendes, Peter BergProducer:
Doug Wick, Lucy Fisher, Michael Mann, Scott Stuber, Tim SmytheScreenwriter:
William BroylesBook Author:
Anthony SwoffordScreenwriter:
Matthew Michael CarnahanCinematographer:
Roger Deakins, Mauro FioreComposer (Music Score):
Thomas NewmanMusical Direction/Supervision:
Randall PosterComposer (Music Score):
Danny ElfmanMusical Direction/Supervision:
Kathy NelsonEditor:
Walter Murch, Kevin Stitt, Colby Parker, Jr.Production Designer:
Dennis Gassner, Tom DuffieldArt Director:
Marc NiroSupervising Art Director:
Stefan DechantArt Director:
Christina Wilson, Karen Wakefield, Patrick M. Sullivan, Jr., Todd HollandCo-producer:
Pippa Harris, K.C. HodenfieldAssociate Producer:
Maria WilliamsExecutive Producer:
Sam Mercer, Bobby Cohen, Mary Parent, Steven P. Saeta, John Cameron, Sarah Aubrey, Ryan KavanaughSet Designer:
John Chichester, Aaron HayeSet Decorator:
Nancy HaighCostume Designer:
Albert WolskySet Decorator:
Ronald R. ReissCostume Designer:
Susan MathesonSound/Sound Designer:
Willie D. Burton, Kyrsten MateMakeup:
Dennis Liddiard, Louis Lazzara, Francisco X. Perez, Raul Sarmiento Rina, Steven E. Anderson, Dean JonesFirst Assistant Director:
Alan B. Curtiss, Adrian GrunbergAnimator:
Industrial Light & MagicCamera Operator:
Scott Ressler, P. Scott Sakamoto, Mitchell Dubin, Maurice K. McGuire, Lucas BielanCasting:
Debra ZaneProduction Manager:
Sharon MannCasting:
Amanda Mackey-Johnson, Kate Dowd, Bruria AlbecProduction Manager:
Steven P. SaetaCasting:
Cathy Sandrich GelfondProduction Manager:
Leigh ClarkeMakeup Supervisor:
Allan A. AponeVisual Effects:
Industrial Light & MagicLocation Manager:
Murray MillerRe-Recording Mixer:
Walter MurchHair Styles:
Alicia TripiStunts Coordinator:
Jeff HabberstadRe-Recording Mixer:
Scott MillanSteadicam Operator:
P. Scott SakamotoRe-Recording Mixer:
David ParkerSupervising Sound Editor:
Pat JacksonPost Production Supervisor:
Sean StrattonVisual Effects Supervisor:
Pablo HelmanProperties Master:
Andrew PetrottaProduction Supervisor:
Rafael CuervoSpecial Effects Coordinator:
Sergio Jara Gonzalez Sr.Second Assistant Director:
Basti Van Der WoudeCostumes Supervisor:
Robert Q. MathewsConstruction Coordinator:
Jeff PassananteScript Supervisor:
Jane-Ann TenggrenMakeup Special Effects:
Steve Johnson's Edge FXProduction Supervisor:
Jim ScaifeVisual Effects Editor:
Kent BlocherSpecial Effects Coordinator:
Steve CreminProduction Accountant:
Mark MayerTitle Design:
Deborah Ross Film DesignVisual Effects Producer:
Jennifer BellAssociate Editor:
Sean CullenHair Styles:
Maria Teresa Chavez GarciaLocation Manager:
Nicole KarlinChief Lighting Technician:
Chris NapolitanoSecond Assistant Director:
Stacy PerskieDepartment Head Hair:
Robert Louis StevensonProperties Master:
Jorge González ValdiviaSpecial Effects Coordinator:
Burt Dalton, John FrazierDepartment Head Makeup:
Bill MyerSecond Unit Director:
Phil NeilsonStunts Coordinator:
Phil Neilson, Keith WoulardAssistant Director:
K.C. HodenfieldConstruction Coordinator:
Michael DiersingProperties Master:
Douglas FoxRe-Recording Mixer:
Gregory KingSupervising Sound Editor:
Gregory KingRe-Recording Mixer:
Rick KlineSecond Assistant Director:
Jeff OkabayashiProduction Supervisor:
Robert D. WestAssistant Director:
Steve BattagliaChief Lighting Technician:
Cory GeryakVisual Effects Supervisor:
John "D.J." DesjardinSecond Unit Director Of Photogra:
Paul HughenSupervising Sound Editor:
Darren KingConductor:
Pete AnthonySpecial Effects Supervisor:
Dave WatkinsKey Hairstylist:
Melissa D. ForneyVisual Effects Editor:
Derrick MitchellCostumes Supervisor:
Dana HartScript Supervisor:
Alexa AldenLocation Manager:
David ThornsberrySecond Assistant Director:
Christian ClarkeSecond Unit Camera:
Darin MoranCostumes Supervisor:
Mark A. PetersonLocation Manager:
John V LatenserProduction Accountant:
Lori ScowleyProperties Master:
David FenclProduction Supervisor:
Stephanie AntoscaProduction Accountant:
Vinod PatelLocation Manager:
Angus MareschScript Supervisor:
Becky BoyleSecond Unit Camera:
Patrick B. O'Brien, Anthony SmytheGaffer:
Eric Davis, Mark ShermanSpecial Effects Coordinator:
Kaya SmytheDepartment Head Hair:
Roxie Germain
REVIEW:
- Sam Mendes' Jarhead does not tell a new story. Countless other films have shown how war affects soldiers. Mendes is savvy enough to know this and goes so far as to reference Full Metal Jacket and Apocalypse Now early in the film almost as a way of admitting how pedestrian his basic story is. What sets this film apart is that although the story is old, the characters are new. The characters played by Jake Gyllenhaal and Peter Sarsgaard become real people over the course of the film, making their experiences all the more compelling to an audience. In addition to developing a pair of specific characters, the film smartly teaches the audience more than a few aspects of what daily life was like during Desert Shield and Desert Storm. The film demonstrates the pent-up energy of young men not allowed the release of either sex or war. The soldier's unique war experience is expressed beautifully in the film's final act when, once the men actually get close to real combat, cinematographer Roger Deakins lights the film by the shifting light from fires that burn in sabotaged oil fields. There has never been a film sequence that looks like that one does, just as there has never been a war film quite like Jarhead. The film lacks profundity, but it does contain a specificity that makes it a compelling experience. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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