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TUMBLEDOWN
WORLD PREMIERE – NARRATIVE SPOTLIGHT SECTION
Starring: Rebecca Hall
Jason Sudeikis Dianna Agron Blythe Danner Griffin Dunne
Joe Managaniello Richard Masur
Directed by:
Sean Mewshaw
Story by: Desi Van Til & Sean Mewshaw
Screenplay by:
Desi Van Til
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LOGLINE In Tumbledown, a young widow falls for a brash New York academic who barrels into her rural Maine town to scrutinize the circumstances of her late husband’s death. SYNOPSIS Short Years after the death of her folk-singer husband, Hannah (Rebecca Hall) has yet to fully accept her small-town life without him. Then she is approached by a charming New York writer (Jason Sudeikis) intent on penning a biography of her late husband’s life, and Hannah finds herself opening up again. Also featuring performances by Dianna Agron, Blythe Danner, Griffin Dunne, Joe Manganiello, and Richard Masur. Medium In Tumbledown, a young widow (Rebecca Hall), falls for a brash New York writer (Jason Sudeikis) who barrels into her rural Maine town investigating the death of her husband, folk-music hero Hunter Miles (voiced by Damien Jurado). Hannah is scraping her life back together in a cabin at the foot of Tumbledown mountain, attempting to seal every shred of her husband’s life into a biography. When Andrew, an academic who has a different take on Hunter’s life and death, shows up looking for the truth of this mysterious musician, the pair clash. But gradually they find themselves collaborating to craft Hunter’s story, and beginning to write the next chapter of their lives together. Long In Tumbledown, Rebecca Hall plays Hannah, a young widow whose husband Hunter (voiced by Damien Jurado) was a folk singer-songwriter of some repute. She is scraping her life back together alone in a cabin in the Maine woods, attempting to cope with her loss by sealing every shred of her husband’s life into a biography. Andrew, a brash New York academic (Jason Sudeikis) comes barreling into her small town eager to investigate the mysterious circumstances of Hunter's death. Hannah goes on the attack, proclaims that she alone will lay the bricks of her husband’s monument, and drums Andrew out of town. But despite their clashes, Andrew’s understanding of Hunter's work is undeniable, and when Hannah realizes the impossibility of her Herculean task, she swallows her pride and calls Andrew back to Maine to help her write her late husband’s biography. Tempted by the unfettered access to this singer he has long studied, Andrew bids his NY girlfriend (Dianna Agron) goodbye and joins Hannah in her lake house where over the course of a Maine mud season they try to work out the terms of their collaboration, with the ghost of a great love looming over them. Hannah is forced to introduce Andrew to her family (Blythe Danner, Richard Masur), to her best friend who runs the local bookstore (Griffin Dunne), and to protect him from her old high school friend-with-benefits (Joe Manganiello). As they make progress on the book, and their animosity begins to turn to something else, Hannah reveals to Andrew her husband’s recording studio, where they make an unexpected discovery that turns their growing relationship upside-down.
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DIRECTOR’S STATEMENT – SEAN MEWSHAW Tumbledown has been our mountain to climb for nearly a decade. Desi and I were young lovers in LA when she began writing long swaths of dialogue between a girl from rural New England and a boy from New York, exploring questions about quality of life, weighing the invigorating energy and culture of the city against the inspiring natural spaces and solitude afforded by her native Maine. Tumbledown began as a love-letter to her hometown of Farmington and the tight-knit community that raised her, telling a story about small-town characters without condescending to them. She wrote to honor the loss of a close friend, hoping to discover what kind of courage it takes to forge ahead with your own life after experiencing great loss. Since Desi’s first draft, we've gotten engaged, married, moved to Maine, had a daughter, survived a surgery to remove a tumor from Desi's neck, and - just about a minute ago - had a baby boy. Life was what happened to us while we made plans to make a film. So if we seem giddy to be premiering at Tribeca, it’s not merely that we're proud to show our film at this prestigious festival. Ask any of our long-suffering friends or family: Tumbledown has been at the center of our shared dreams for nearly our entire relationship. It’s been the totem of our faith that in good time, the “little indies that could,” occasionally can. When Desi brought me home for the first time to meet her family – who turned out to include the parents of all of her high school friends and most of the folks who ran stores in town – I felt immediately drawn to the distinctiveness of that world. I had grown up as an expatriate kid in Rome, Italy, and still felt a bit alien when I moved back to the states, so I was charmed by the close community out in the woods that sought “the way life should be.” No surprise then that Desi and I returned to Maine, intending to make a tiny movie about a local girl and the city boy who falls for her. Through years of pushing that dream up the mountain, we earned the support of people who believed in the project's viability on a larger scale, even with a first-time feature director attached. What never materialized were film incentives in Maine that could compete with those of neighboring states, so the indie-financing equation dictated that we shoot this personal, site-specific story a couple hundred miles south. But our creative collaborators dedicated themselves to evoking the essence of the milieu that inspired the story, and we realized that the background could afford to remain slightly less in focus, because we had the great fortune of gathering a cast who brought the foreground to life with particularly wonderful weirdness and vigor. When I met Jason, it was immediately clear he was suited for the role of Andrew: he's one of the sharpest wits around, but possesses serious reserves of sensitivity and intelligence at his core. It was invigorating that Jason felt a deep
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desire to make something great, and sought to bring a keen focus to his work. Plus, on a set where we had to work fast and furiously, he was wonderfully reassuring, able to keep things light and make the experience fun even when we were under pressure, bone-chillingly cold, or battling a narcoleptic bear. Rebecca joined us right after being put through the emotional wringer in Machinal on Broadway, and she told me she was excited to take on a more lighthearted and hopeful role. She never wanted to lose sight of Hannah’s humor, and aimed to keep her robust and lively throughout. Which was just how Desi had always envisioned the character – a woman who refuses to be crippled by depression; one who uses humor as self defense against the pity of others. Rebecca’s brilliance both on and off camera was a gift to our film, and it was thrilling to watch her billow Hannah's sails with intelligence and soulfulness even while exploring the more playful side of the character. As we rushed to shoot loads of scenes each day, the two of them were expected to nail the humor and the emotional beats with only the quickest rehearsals, often in just a couple takes. I felt so fortunate to be able to rely on Jason's extensive experience as an improviser and Rebecca's career as a stage actor which enabled them both to plug into the moment and fully inhabit the nuances of scene after scene, without the safety net of trying different approaches. We all were flying by the seats of our pants, and these two wear the most agile-winged pant-seats I've ever witnessed. I think of the central relationship in Tumbledown as a love triangle between a man, a woman, and a ghost. Both Hannah and Andrew are obsessed Hunter in their own ways, and I wanted to explore how that shared passion might lead them to take a chance on love with each other. I decided to risk evoking the character of the missing man through his voice and music alone, without flashbacks to the golden days. I hoped this gambit would make the audience long to know more about him; to long for him a bit like Hannah does. This put a lot of pressure on the musician who would embody Hunter, and the prospect daunted many people. Finding our musician - inspired by the mysteries surrounding Jeff Buckley and Elliot Smith, and the voices of Neil Young and Ray LaMontagne - seemed almost as elusive as the fictitious man himself, but when I was introduced to Damien Jurado's gentle, wounded voice shot through with strength, the rugged poetry of his lyrics, and timelessness of his music, I knew we had the potential for greatness. Our film aims to explore grief without striking maudlin notes, and to weave comedy through a story about loss, because humor can reveal so much about our humanity. We aspired to make a movie like our heroes Woody Allen, Richard Linklater, or Noah Baumbach would: one that entertainingly unfolds the relationships between smart, witty people dealing with complex emotional issues. We tried to bring to life a more unusual and complicated dynamic than you'd expect in a conventional romantic comedy, and wanted to explore what happens
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when your happily ever after ends far too soon, and you have to find the courage to love when you never thought that muscle in your chest would work again. CAST BIOS Rebecca Hall – “HANNAH” Having worked with many of the industry's most honored talents and treaded the boards in the world's most respected theatres, Rebecca Hall has emerged as a leading talent, challenging herself with each new role. Hall most recently finished shooting Steve McQueen’s pilot, Codes of Conduct, for HBO alongside Helena Bonham Carter and Devon Terrell. The show is described as a provocative exploration of young African-American Beverly Snow’s (Terrell) experience entering New York society, with a past that may not be what it seems. Hall plays the role of “Rebecca Rotmensen,” the eldest child of a New York billionaire. The smart, educated Rebecca will emerge as Beverly’s foremost rival, his equal in guile and ruthlessness. Hall will soon be seen starring in Sean Mewshaw’s Tumbledown, starring opposite Jason Sudeikis. The film follows the story of a young woman who struggles to move on with her life after the death of her husband, an acclaimed folk singer and the subject of the biography she’s struggling to write, when a brash New York academic forces her to confront her loss and the ambiguous circumstances of his death. The unlikely pair must collaborate to craft the famous singer’s story and begin to write the next chapter in their lives together. Hall was most recently seen in Wally Pfister's directorial debut Transcendence, opposite Johnny Depp and Paul Bettany, for Warner Bros, and in Patrice Leconte's A Promise, adapted from Stefan Zweig's novel Journey into the Past and starring alongside Alan Rickman. Hall also recently made her Broadway debut in the Roundabout Theatre Company's Machinal, written by Sophie Treadwell and directed by Lyndsey Turner. On screen, Hall received critical acclaim for her starring role in Woody Allen's Vicky Cristina Barcelona alongside Penelope Cruz, Scarlett Johansson and Javier Bardem. For her performance, she received Golden Globe, BAFTA Orange Rising Star, London Critics Circle and Gotham Award nominations in the performance and breakthrough categories. Hall’s other film credits include John Crowley’s Closed Circuit; Shane Black's Iron Man 3; Stephen Frears' Lay the Favorite; Nick Murphy's The Awakening, for which she earned a British Independent Film Award Nomination for Best Actress; Ben Affleck's The Town, which received the 2010 National Board of Review Award for Best Ensemble; Everything Must Go; Nicole Holofcener's Please Give, for which the cast and filmmakers were honored with the Independent Spirit
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Robert Altman Award and a Gotham Independent Film Award nomination for Best Ensemble Performance; Oliver Parker's Dorian Gray; Ron Howard's Frost/Nixon; for which she shared in a Screen Actors Guild Award(r) nomination for Outstanding Cast Performance; Christopher Nolan's The Prestige, for which she received UK Empire Award and London Critics Circle Award nominations for Best Newcomer; and Tom Vaughan's Starter for 10, her feature film debut. Hall starred in Susanna White’s acclaimed miniseries Parade’s End for HBO and the BBC, adapted by Tom Stoppard from Ford Madox Ford’s novel, for which she won a Broadcasting Press Guild Award for Best Actress, a BAFTA TV Award nomination for Leading Actress, and a Critics’ Choice Award nomination for Best Actress in a Movie or Miniseries. Her other television credits include Julian Jarrold’s Red Riding: 1974, for which she received a BAFTA TV Award for Best Supporting Actress; Philip Martin’s Einstein and Eddington; Stephen Poliakoff’s Joe’s Palace; Brendan Maher’s Wide Sargasso Sea; Stuart Orme’s Don’t Leave Me This Way; and Peter Hall’s The Camomile Lawn. On stage, Hall received an Ian Charleson Award for her West End portrayal of 'Vivie' in Mrs. Warren's Profession, and the following year she went on to be recognized with a special commendation Ian Charleson Award for her portrayal of Rosalind' in As You Like It, which opened at the Theatre Royal Bath and later toured in both the UK and U.S. Her other work at Theatre Royal Bath include the title role in Galileo's Daughter and as 'Ann Whitfield' in George Bernard Shaw's Man and Superman. She also starred in Don Juan, D.H. Lawrence's The Fight for Barbara and as 'Viola' in Twelfth Night, at the National Theatre in London. Hall received an Evening Standard Theatre Award nomination for her performance as 'Varya' in The Cherry Orchard and she won another special compensation Ian Charleson Award for her performance as 'Hermione' in A Winter's Tale. These two plays were part of The Bridge Project, a transatlantic company of actors performing on tour in seven cities around the world. Jason Sudeikis “ANDREW” Jason Sudeikis recently starred opposite Charlie Day and Jason Bateman in the highly anticipated sequel HORRIBLE BOSSES 2 for New Line Cinema. Directed by Sean Anders, the film also starred Jennifer Aniston, Kevin Spacey, Jamie Foxx, Chris Pine and Christoph Waltz. In 2012, Sudeikis also front-lined the original HORRIBLE BOSSES which grossed over $200,000,000 worldwide. In 2013, Jason Sudeikis starred opposite Jennifer Aniston in New Line Cinema's box office smash WE’RE THE MILLERS. Written by Bob Fisher and Steve Faber and directed by Rawson Thurber, the film tells the story of a pot dealer (Sudeikis) who creates a fake family to help him smuggle drugs across the country. WE’RE THE MILLERS grossed over $270,000,000 worldwide at the box office.
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In January 2014, Sudeikis filmed the independent drama TUMBLEDOWN, opposite Rebecca Hall. TUMBLEDOWN, directed by Sean Mewshaw, chronicles the story of a young woman (Hall) struggling to move on with her life after the death of her husband when a brash New York writer (Sudeikis) forces her to confront her loss and the circumstances of his death. Over the past summer, Jason worked on the independent film SLEEPING WITH OTHER PEOPLE. Directed by Leslye Headland and produced by Will Ferrell, Adam McKay and Sudeikis, SLEEPING WITH OTHER PEOPLE portrays a good-natured womanizer (Sudeikis) who befriends a remorseful serial cheater (Alison Brie). Jason also joined Zach Galifianakis, Owen Wilson and Kristin Wiig in Relativity’s heist comedy MASTERMIND. Sudeikis will also be voicing the lead character ‘Red’ in the upcoming animated feature ANGRY BIRDS set to be released in the summer of 2016. This past fall, Jason took a dramatic turn in his work by playing a lead in RACE for Focus Features. RACE is based on the incredible true story of Jesse Owens (Stephan James), the legendary athletic superstar whose quest to become the greatest track and field athlete in history thrusts him onto the world stage of the 1936 Olympics, where he faces off against Adolf Hitler’s vision of Aryan supremacy. Opposite Jeremy Irons, Sudeikis will star as Owens’ obsessive coach and mentor Larry Snyder, who, after a prestigious track career himself, became a coach at Ohio State University. Snyder coached athletes who set 14 world records and won eight Olympic gold medals. Jason is currently filming THE DEVIL AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA in New Orleans. Directed by Bill Purple, the story follows grieving widower Henry (Sudeikis), whose wife (Jessica Biel) recently died in a car accident. He finds refuge by helping a wisecracking young girl (Maisie Williams) fulfill her dream of building a raft and sailing across the Atlantic Ocean. Sudeikis completed his eighth and final season as a cast member on NBC’s venerable show SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE in the summer of 2013. Sudeikis worked for two years as a writer on the show before becoming a series regular in 2005. He won over audiences with his impersonations of Vice President Joe Biden, presidential candidate Mitt Romney, and the hip-hop dancer recurring character in the “What’s Up With That” sketch. Additionally, Jason voiced the character “Bomba” in Twentieth Century Fox’s animated feature EPIC, which was released in May of 2013 and also starred Beyonce’ Knowles and Amanda Seyfried. In 2012, Jason was seen in Warner Brothers’ film THE CAMPAIGN starring alongside Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis and directed by Jay Roach. Sudeikis starred opposite Owen Wilson in the Farrelly Brothers film HALL PASS, which was released by New Line in February 2011. His other film credits include: THE BOUNTY HUNTER, in which he starred alongside Jennifer Aniston and
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Gerard Butler; New Line’s, GOING THE DISTANCE, in which he appeared opposite Drew Barrymore and Justin Long; and WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS with Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher. Additional film credits include; THE TEN, WATCHING THE DETECTIVES, BILL, SEMI-PRO AND THE ROCKER. Jason was featured in multiple episodes of the HBO series EAST BOUND & DOWN, last season. Sudeikis portrayed the character of Shane, a long lost best friend of Kenny Powers. Jason also portrayed Shane’s twin brother, Cole who shows up after Shane dies from a drug overdose. Jason has received rave reviews for his arc on NBC’s Emmy Award- winning show 30 ROCK. Jason appeared in 12 episodes as Tina Fey’s charmingly funny love interest, Floyd. Jason can also be heard portraying the voice of two principle characters on Fox’s hit animated comedy series THE CLEVELAND SHOW by creator Seth MacFarlane. Sudeikis also guest starred on IT’S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA as the forgotten fourth member of the Paddy’s gang, Schmitty. This past March, Jason presented awards for ‘Best Live Action Short’ and ‘Best Documentary Short Subject’ at the 86TH ACADEMY AWARDS alongside Kate Hudson. Sudeikis also hosted the 2011 MTV MOVIE AWARDS. Sudeikis was born in Fairfax Virginia but grew up in Overland Park, Kansas. After high school, he received a basketball scholarship to a local junior college. As a class clown and a self admitted “procrastinator,” he frequently dribbled himself in and out of trouble while in college. He began his path in show business by driving 40 miles every weekend to take classes at the ComedySportz Theater (now Comedy City) in Kansas City. At that point, he left basketball and college and made his way to Chicago where he performed with The Second City National Touring Company, Improv Olympic, The Annoyance Theater and Boom Chicago in Amsterdam. He then moved to Nevada where he became a founding member of The Second City Las Vegas. In 2003, while still in Vegas, Jason was encouraged by his uncle George Wendt (“Cheers”) to send a tape of his work to the producers of SNL. Jason started on the show as a staff writer, and after two years and many auditions, he found himself on camera and never looked back. Jason is actively involved with The Children’s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City as well as other charities. He currently resides in New York City. Dianna Agron – “FINLEY” Dianna Agron is a true renaissance artist, effortlessly navigating between film and television as she does between singing, dancing, writing, acting and directing. Dianna’s breakthrough role was playing the beloved “Quinn Fabray” on the hit series “Glee.” She enchanted audiences in her four years on the show
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and also in the feature film “Glee: The 3D Concert Movie.” Agron will return as a special guest star in several episodes this season. Most recently, Agron was seen opposite Robert DeNiro and Michelle Pfeiffer in the feature film “The Family,” directed by Luc Besson. In 2011, Dianna starred in the film “I Am Number Four,” directed by DJ Caruso and also in “The Hunters.” 2014 has been a prolific year for Agron, completing production on multiple features including the romantic comedy “Tumbledown” opposite Jason Sudeikis and Rebecca Hall, “Bare” directed by Mark Polish,” “Zipper” opposite Patrick Wilson and the independent ensemble “Conspiracy on Jekyll Island.” Agron currently resides in Los Angeles. Blythe Danner – “LINDA” BLYTHE DANNER won two Emmy awards for her role on Showtime’s “Huff” and was nominated twice for roles on “Will & Grace” and in Joyce Carol Oates' “We Were the Mulvaneys.” She received a Golden Globe nomination for Anne Tyler's Back When We Were Grownups, and her list of career accomplishments continues with a Tony Award for her Broadway debut in Butterflies Are Free and nominations for roles in Harold Pinter's Betrayal, Tennessee Williams’ Streetcar Named Desire and Stephen Sondheim's musical Follies. She most recently appeared on Broadway in the The Country House for MTC and prior to that the musical Nice Work If You Can Get It, and Off-Broadway in The Commons of Pensacola. Her film roles include Woody Allen's Alice, The Great Santini, the Meet the Parents trilogy, What’s Your Number? and Sylvia, a film in which she appeared with her daughter, actress Gwyneth Paltrow. Most recently Danner has appeared in The Lucky One and Hello I Must Be Going, and she will next be seen in the films I’ll See You In My Dreams and Tumbledown. Danner takes action to support causes that are important to her. She has passionately advocated for environmental concerns for more than 40 years as a member of the Union of Concerned Scientists and other groups, and serves on the national board of Planned Parenthood. Since the death of her husband Bruce Paltrow from oral cancer, she has also been helping the Oral Cancer Foundation raise disease awareness. Griffin Dunne – “UPTON” While beloved for his starring roles in two unforgettable dark comedies, AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON and Martin Scorsese's AFTER HOURS. Golden Globe Award-nominee GRIFFIN DUNNE continues to charm audiences and critics alike almost 30 years later. 2013 saw Dunne playing Matthew McConaughey's greying hippie neuropath in the Oscar-winning feature DALLAS BUYERS CLUB, as well as a white collar ex-
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con turned self-help guru in ROB THE MOB opposite Michael Pitt and Nina Arianda. He will next be seen in the romantic comedy TUMBLEDOWN with Jason Sudeikis and Rebecca Hall, which will premiere at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival. Dunne also starred in the 2012 festival favorite THE DISCOVERERS, as a frustrated college professor having a midlife crisis, as well as Guillaume Canet's BLOOD TIES with Clive Owen, Marion Cotillard, and Billy Crudup Joe Manganiello – “CURTIS” Pittsburgh-native and People Magazine’s Sexiest Bachelor, Joe Manganiello, is well known for playing fan-favorite character Alcide Herveaux, the loyal, no-nonsense werewolf, on HBO’s critically acclaimed series “True Blood.” He can next be seen in Warner Bros highly anticipated sequel, MAGIC MIKE XXL, on July 1, 2015.
In 2012, Manganiello starred in Steven Soderbergh’s wildly successful MAGIC MIKE (Warner Bros), inspiring him to further expose the unknown world of male stripping. He directed and produced the documentary LA BARE (Main Street), which premiered at Slamdance 2014 and was sold that same evening. The film, released in the summer of 2014, chronicles the history and culture of male dancers at America’s most popular male strip club. Manganiello received the Triple Threat Award at the 2014 Maui International Film Festival for his accomplishments as an actor, director and producer.
A graduate of Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama, Joe returned to his theater roots in Fall 2013 playing the iconic ‘Stanley Kowalski’ in Tennessee William’s “A Streetcar Named Desire” at Yale Repertory Theater. Manganiello appeared alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sam Worthington in David Ayer’s action drama SABOTAGE (Open Road). He also starred in the ensemble comedy film WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU’RE EXPECTING (Lionsgate).
Simon & Schuster published Joe’s first book, EVOLUTION, in December 2013. Manganiello shares his lifetime of experience and research in terms of diet, cardio, and anatomy, to bring you the only fitness book you'll ever need in order to look and feel your best. The book continues to sell out across the country.
A star athlete since childhood, Manganiello surprised his family and friends when he decided to steer off the paved road to professional athletics and instead become an actor. Not one to do anything halfheartedly, Manganiello resolved to learn all he could about the craft before pursuing a fulltime acting career. After high school, he enrolled in the prestigious Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama where he ultimately earned his BFA in acting.
Prior to joining the cast of “True Blood,” Manganiello was seen in a variety of television and film roles. He showed off his comedic chops and impeccable
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timing on several seasons of the Emmy Award-nominated CBS show “How I Met Your Mother.”
Manganiello currently resides in Los Angeles.
Richard Masur – “BRUCE” Richard Masur has been working on stage, film and television for over 40 years. He studied at The Yale School of Drama. Subsequently, he appeared in productions at The Public Theatre, The Williamstown Theatre Festival, The Yale Rep and The Long Wharf Theatre. He first appeared on Broadway in 1973 in the award-winning production of David Storey’s The Changing Room. He then moved to Los Angeles and worked primarily in film and television for over 25 years. Masur has starred in more than 55 feature films, including Risky Business, My Girl, Heaven’s Gate, Heartburn and Under Fire, and Who’ll Stop the Rain. He has appeared in over 45 television films, three of which—Adam, Fallen Angel and When The Bough Breaks—are among the top-ten rated TV movies of all time, and he received an Emmy nomination for his performance in the TV film The Burning Bed. Other television movie credits include roles in HBO’s much-heralded And The Band Played On and Showtime’s Hiroshima, and HBO’s in 61*. Masur has also starred in numerous popular TV series, including Picket Fences, Rhoda and One Day At A Time, and guest starred on countless TV comedy and drama series, most recently - Bored to Death, Girls, Orange is the New Black, and The Good Wife. In the past 14 years, since returning to New York, he has appeared on Broadway in Nora Efron’s Lucky Guy, Michael Frayne’s Democracy; and Off-Broadway in the Culture Project’s production of The Exonerated; MTC’s world premiere of Sarah, Sarah, by Daniel Goldfarb; The Public Theatre’s production of Rinne Groff’s The Ruby Sunrise; Playwrights Horizon’s world premiere of a feminine ending by Sarah Treem; the New Group’s production of Mike Leigh’s 2000 Years; Make Me, by Leslie Ayvazian at the Atlantic, Roger Rosenblatt’s The Oldsmobile’s at The Flea, Fetch Clay, Make Man by Will Power at the McCarter and The NY Theater Workshop, and Charles Busch’s Olive and The Bitter Herbs at Primary Stages. Masur is a past National President of Screen Actors Guild. First elected to the SAG Board in 1989, he served as Third National Vice President from 1991 to 1995. In 1995 he became Guild President and was re-elected in November of 1997 and served until November 1999. He returned to the union’s board in 2007 and served on both the SAG and then SAG-AFTRA National Boards until he retired in 2013.
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Masur has worked as a director as well. His first project, Love Struck, a 23-minute film that he both wrote and directed, was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film. His next effort, Torn Between Two Fathers, an Afterschool Special, earned him a nomination for the Directors Guild of America Award. He has directed episodes of TV’s The Wonder Years and Picket Fences. And he has directed several productions for LA Theater Works / The Play’s the Thing, including: After the Fall, Incident at Vichy, and the Ride Down Mt. Morgan, by Arthur Miller and The Grapes of Wrath. Masur is a Founding Member of the Motion Picture & Television Fund Corporation and served on the Advisory Board of the Creative Coalition. He also served on the Advisory Council to the California Assembly Select Committee on the Entertainment Industry, and sat for 6 years on the California Film Commission. He current serves on the National Film Preservation Board. He is married to actress and former NY Screen Actors Guild President Eileen Henry. CREW – BIOS Sean Mewshaw - Director Sean Mewshaw was born in Austin, Texas, and raised in Rome, Italy, and Charlottesville, Virginia. The son of an author, he earned a degree in English Literature and Theater from Princeton University, briefly studied acting at the New York Shakespeare Festival, then lit out for Los Angeles to work in feature film production. Over the course of a decade spent doing anything and everything on movie sets small and large, he was lucky to be mentored by some of his filmmaking heroes, such as Philippe Rousselot, Martin Scorsese, Michael Ballhaus, and Gary Winick. With his wife Desi Van Til, Sean adapted James Salter's story “Last Night” as a short film and directed Frances McDormand in the production which premiered at the Venice Film Festival. Founding his own production shingle, Sean directed, shot, and edited commercials, shorts, and behind-the-scenes features for clients such as Think Film, IBM, the United Nations, and Indian Motorcycles. On stage, Sean assistant-directed the Mark Taper Forum premiere of “iWitness;” a production for which he edited video sequences that won the LA Drama Critics Circle Award for Projection Design. Sean now lives in Portland, Maine with his wife Desi, screenwriter of Tumbledown, and their two young children. He directs regional theater productions there, most recently Rajiv Joseph’s “Gruesome Playground Injuries,” Tracy Letts’ “Killer Joe,” and Stephen Karam’s “Speech&Debate.” He is currently developing Lewis Robinson's novel “Water Dogs” for the screen.
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Desi Van Til – Writer Desi Van Til, a native of Farmington, Maine, studied English Literature at Princeton University, then enjoyed a post-graduate cinema-intensive fellowship in Paris before moving to Los Angeles to work in film. She learned the ropes from mentor Greg Silverman at Revolution Studios and Warner Brothers, then spent five years as VP of Development for producers Donna Roth and Susan Arnold. Desi associate-produced Gary Winick’s 13 Going on 30 starring Jennifer Garner and Mark Ruffalo, as well as Judd Apatow’s Drillbit Taylor starring Owen Wilson. She adapted and produced the short film Last Night, starring Frances McDormand, which premiered at the Venice Film Festival. Desi moved to Maine with her husband, director Sean Mewshaw, and founded Rusticator Pictures to produce the comedic love story Tumbledown from her original screenplay. Production of Tumbledown, which Desi also Executive Produced, took place in the winter of 2014 in Massachusetts, and stars Rebecca Hall, Jason Sudeikis, Joe Manganiello, Griffin Dunne, Blythe Danner, and Dianna Agron. Desi and Sean were Executive Producers of Kief Davidson’s 2013 Oscar nominated short documentary Open Heart which aired on HBO. Desi wrote a feature romantic comedy for Warner Brothers entitled Married Off, and is currently working on another female-driven screenplay set in Maine. She is represented by Rosalie Swedlin at Anonymous Content. She lives in Portland, Maine with Sean and their children Arden and Emerson. Kristin Hahn – Producer
After graduating from USC Film School, Hahn co-directed, wrote and produced the documentary feature, ANTHEM, a ‘time-capsule’ exploration of American identity at the turn of the century, featuring interviews with Hunter S. Thompson, Willie Nelson, Robert Redford, George McGovern and Studs Terkel. The documentary was dubbed “essential viewing” by Variety, “illuminating” by The Hollywood Reporter, and “one of the most charming and thought-provoking documentaries of the year” by Chicago Tribune. ANTHEM won the Fipresci International Critics Jury Prize and was released theatrically by Zeitgeist Films before enjoying an extended life on HBO/Cinemax. Kristin also co-wrote the companion book, Anthem: An American Road Story, published by HarperCollins. Kristin’s second book – In Search of Grace (Harper Collins) – examines religious/spiritual practices as a layperson’s guide to comparative religion.
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Following the publication of Grace, Hahn formed Plan B Entertainment with Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt, where she originated and supervised a large slate of pictures, including A MIGHTY HEART (dir Michael Winterbottom), TIME TRAVELER’S WIFE (dir Robert Schwenke) for which Kristin served as Co-Producer, and the Academy Award-winning THE DEPARTED (dir Martin Scorsese), for which Kristin served as Executive Producer. Aniston and Hahn subsequently formed Echo Films through which they Executive Produced THE SWITCH, starring Aniston and Jason Bateman. Aniston and Hahn also created and Executive Produced the franchise television anthology, FIVE—five short films designed to entertain and spotlight a topic of social import. The first FIVE tackled breast cancer and starred Patricia Clarkson, Ginnifer Goodwin, Rosario Dawson and Jeanne Tripplehorn; the latest installment – FIVE: CALL ME CRAZY – starred Jennifer Hudson, Melissa Leo, Octavia Spencer and Brittany Snow, and explored mental illness and how it affects nuclear families and society at large. Kristin produced the independent feature CAKE -- starting Jennifer Aniston, Sam Worthington and Anna Kendrick – directed by Daniel Barnz as well as TUMBLEDOWN, starring Jason Sudeikis and Rebecca Hall, the latter film under her solo HAHNSCAPE ENTERTAINMENT banner. As a screenwriter, Hahn penned the feature spec script IN THE FLESH, which sold to LIONSGATE and which she is producing with TEMPLE HILL ENTERTAINMENT (TWILIGHT; THE FAULT IN OUR STARS). Most recently, Kristin adapted the National Best-Seller YA Book, STARGIRL, which she is producing with Gotham Entertainment. Aaron L. Gilbert – Producer Gilbert is thrilled to have Bron Studios' films MEADOWLAND, TUMBLEDOWN and THE DRIFTLESS AREA premiering at this years Tribeca Film Festival. Gilbert co-founded Bron Studios with his wife, Brenda Gilbert in 2010. Bron is a British Columbia-based producer of original live-action and animated motion pictures. Although based in Canada, Bron is very active in production/finance globally. The company has produced over a dozen films since its founding, working with new voices and established talents both in front of and behind the camera including: Will Ferrell, Kristen Wiig, William H. Macy, Ellen Page, Tim Robbins, Olivia Wilde, Billy Crudup, Zooey Deschanel, Anton Yelchin, Helen Hunt, Johnny Galecki, Anjelica Huston, Oliver Platt, Luke Wilson, Rebecca Hall, Jason Sudeikis, Elizabeth Olsen, James Marsden, Linda Cardellini, Tom Hiddleston, and many others. Gilbert recently wrapped production in Shreveport, Louisiana on Bron’s most ambitious film to date, the Hank Williams biopic I SAW THE LIGHT. This film is a co-production with Brett
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Ratner’s RatPac Entertainment, written/directed by Marc Abraham, and starring Tom Hiddleston and Elizabeth Olsen. Bron is currently in production on the animated feature film HENCHMEN, directed by Adam Wood, in association with Gary Sanchez Productions (Will Ferrell and Adam McKay). This month, Bron begins work on the feature film LAYOVER, a co-production with Unified Pictures, directed by William H. Macy; and the comedy SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS, written/directed by Ricky Gervais, starring Gervais, Eva Mendes, Eric Bana, and others. Margot Hand – Producer Margot Hand formed Picture Films, a film and television production and consulting company in 2008. Hand is an experienced film producer and executive producer and has worked extensively in the film industry for over seven years in production, development, financing and business affairs and has worked on over 40 films and television series. Hand recently produced Tumbledown, starring Jason Sudeikis and Rebecca Hall and Meadowland, starring Olivia Wilde, Luke Wilson, Giovanni Ribisi and Elisabeth Moss. Hand served as an executive producer and co-executive producer on many films including most recently: The Driftless Area, starring Anton Yelchin, Zooey Deschanel, Frank Langella and Ciaran Hinds; I Saw The Light, starring Tom Hiddleston and Elisabeth Olsen; Miss Julie starring Jessica Chastain and Colin Farrell; The Master Cleanse, starring Johnny Galecki, Anna Friel, Oliver Platt and Anjelica Huston; Rudderless, starring Billy Crudup, Anton Yelchin and Selena Gomez, Kill Me Three Times starring Simon Pegg, Sullivan Stapleton, Alice Braga and Teresa Palmer. Her past projects include Lullaby, Electric Slide, Elsa and Fred, Supremacy, Ginger and Rosa, Decoding Annie Parker and The English Teacher. Hand co-produced Welcome To Me, Me starring Kristen Wiig, Wes Bentley, Joan Cusack, Tim Robbins, James Marsden and Linda Cardellini; A Single Shot, starring Sam Rockwell, William H. Macy, Jeffrey Wright, Jason Isaacs, Joe Anderson, and Kelly Reilly; Trust Me, starring Clark Gregg, Felicity Huffman, Amanda Peet, William H. Macy, Allison Janney, Sam Rockwell, Molly Shannon, and Niecy Nash and the animated television series Mighty Mighty Monsters. Hand also served as a supervising producer on Into The Forest starring Ellen Page and Evan Rachel Wood. Hand will next produce Rupert Friend’s directorial debut, Barton, Charlie, Cheeco and Bill, starring Rupert Friend and Emily Blunt and serves as an Executive Producer on the animated feature film Henchmen.
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Hand previously consulted for Bron Studios as a producer, executive producer and VP of Business Affairs for almost four years where she helped oversee Bron’s development and film productions and served as a Film Committee Member for Media House Capital, a senior lender in the film and television industry. Hand began her film career as a Production Executive with Insight Films Studios in Vancouver where she helped supervise over $250 million in productions. Margot Hand is originally from St John’s, Newfoundland and is a Commerce graduate from Memorial University of Newfoundland with honors in International Finance. Seamus Tierney – Director of Photography Seamus Tierney is a cinematographer whose love of the image began in photography working for the acclaimed Steven Klein and Annie Leibovitz. He parlayed that passion into feature films coming up under such renowned mentors as Harris Savides and Chris Doyle. He has shot all over the world including Australia, Hong Kong, Alaska, New Mexico, New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles; in the urban jungle as well as mountain ranges, deserts and beaches creating worlds for the features he has worked on with an emphasis on the story and collaboration with the director. The work spans all genres including the coming of age drama “Adam” which Fox Searchlight distributed starring Hugh Dancy and Rose Bryne, the psychological thriller from the writer of “Disturbia” Christopher Landon called “Burning Palms”, and the action thriller “The Narrows” starring Vincent D’Onofrio. In addition to those actors already touched upon, a brief list of actors that Seamus has worked and built relationships with include Melissa Leo, Malin Ackerman, Zoe Saldana, Kate Mara, Justin Long, and Richard Jenkins. His reel can be found here www.seamustierneydp.com. The New York Times lauded his work in “Adam” and the writer/director/actor Josh Radnor wrote an amazing piece in “Moviemaker” Magazine in part about his experience working with Seamus on his debut feature “Happythankyoumoreplease” which was the Sundance Audience Award winner in 2010. Recently, Seamus was the cinematographer on “In a World” directed Lake Bell, “The Well” directed by Tom Hammock, “Jenny’s Wedding” directed by Mary Agnes Donoghue, “Tumbledown” directed by Sean Mewshaw, “Criminal Activities” directed by Jacki Earle Haley, and “The Bullet” directed by Felix Limardo. Jane Ann Stewart – Production Designer Jane Ann Stewart was born in Texas however spent most of her youth in Connecticut and the Netherlands. After graduating from Berkeley with a B.A. in
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Arts she moved to Los Angeles. Her study of architecture and love of painting brought her into the scenic world of film. Her career took the path of a Production Designer. Her films include THE FAMILY STONE, ELECTION, THE SAVAGES, ABOUT SCHMIDT and THE DESCENDANTS. Amela Baksic – Costume Designer Amela Baksic, a recipient of the prestigious Design Fellowship from The National Endowment of the Arts has worked extensively in theatre, film, and television. She has designed costumes for a wide range of directors and actors including Al Pacino, Vera Farmiga, Kyra Sedgwick, Olympia Dukakis, Aidan Quinn, Estelle Parsons, and Julie Harris. Most recently, she designed costumes for feature films including “ Daughter of God”, “ The Runner”, “ Tumbledown”, “ Deep Powder”, “ Premature”, “ Higher Ground” (Official Selection, Sundance Film Festival 2011), and “ Luv” (Official Selection, Sundance Film Festival 2011). She also assisted Albert Wolsky on Julie Taymor's “ Across the Universe”, which received a 2008 Academy Award Nomination for best costume design. Her most recent episodic TV work includes “Unforgettable” (CBS) "The Good Wife" (CBS), "Fringe" (Fox) and "Kings" (NBC). Highlights of her theatre career include “ Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf” at the Stratford Festival of Canada and Shakespeare's “ Romeo and Juliet” in London's West End and in Japan. She has also designed for numerous off-Broadway theatres that include Playwrights Horizons, Second Stage Theatre, New York Theatre Workshop, Ensemble Studio Theatre, Actors Studio and also significant regional theaters across the country. Amela holds M.F.A. in costume design from Brandeis University. Sandra Adair – Editor Sandra Adair is a feature film editor who resides in Austin, Texas. Adair has enjoyed an ongoing artistic collaboration with film director Richard Linklater, having edited 18 films for him over the past 22 years, including the cult classic Dazed and Confused, the 2012 comedy Bernie, the critically acclaimed Before Sunrise, Before Sunset, Before Midnight trilogy and most recently, Boyhood. She was nominated for an Eddie Award for Best Editing of a Musical or Comedy by the American Cinema Editors in 2003 for School of Rock, and won the Best Edited Documentary at the Woodstock Film Festival in 2012 for the feature doc Shepard & Dark. In 2014 Sandra was nominated for an Academy Award and an Independent Spirit Award and she won an Eddie Award and the Berlin International Film Festival for her work on Boyhood. She is currently editing Linklater’s newest film, That’s What I’m Talking About. Some of her other credits include Everything Must Go, starring Will Ferrell, and
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the award winning documentary Sushi: The Global Catch. She is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and American Cinema Editors and continues to support and mentor new filmmakers in the Austin area. Suzy Elmiger - Editor SUZY ELMIGER worked as second editor on two films for Robert Altman, Short Cuts and Ready to Wear. She edited three films for Alan Rudolph: Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle, Afterglow, and Breakfast of Champions (from Kurt Vonnegut's novel). She also cut three films for Stanley Tucci: Big Night, Impostors, and Joe Gould's Secret. Other directors Suzy has worked with include James Toback, for whom she cut Harvard Man and When Will I Be Loved; Dan Algrant on People I Know; and David Duchovny's feature directorial debut House of D. Other projects include Milarepa, the story of an eleventh-century Tibetan Buddhist saint directed by a Bhutanese Lama, Choling Rinpoche, and Accidental Husband directed by Griffin Dunne. She also with Dunne on a short film which was part of Movie 43 produced by the Farrelly brothers and Greenestreet films. She recently edited "Little Accidents" for director Sara Colangelo which premiered at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival. She participates regularly as a Creative Advisor at the Sundance Directors Lab in Utah.
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CREDITS – HEAD AND END TITLES Main and End Titles
SIERRA/AFFINITY
BRON STUDIOS
HAHNSCAPE ENTERTAINMENT
RUSTICATOR PICTURES
A
BRON STUDIOS/HAHNSCAPE ENTERTAINMENT Production
In association with
CORNER PIECE CAPITAL, LLC
RUSTICATOR PICTURES
and CW MEDIA FINANCE
REBECCA HALL JASON SUDEIKIS
TUMBLEDOWN
TITLE
DIANNA AGRON
BLYTHE DANNER
GRIFFIN DUNNE
JOE MANGANIELLO
RICHARD MASUR
MUSIC SUPERVISOR GARY CALAMAR
MUSIC by DAMIEN JURADO
SCORE by
DANIEL HART
COSTUME DESIGNER
AMELA BAKSIC
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PRODUCTION DESIGNER JANE ANN STEWART
EDITORS SANDRA ADAIR, A.C.E.
SUZY ELMIGER
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
SÉAMUS TIERNEY
CO-‐PRODUCER
ERIKA HAMPSON
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
DESI VAN TIL
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS
MARK ROBERTS SHELDON RABINOWITZ
ROSS JACOBSON
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS
JASON CLOTH ALAN SIMPSON
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS
JEFF UHL KELLY MOREL
JOHN RAYMONDS
PRODUCED BY KRISTIN HAHN
PRODUCED BY AARON L. GILBERT MARGOT HAND
STORY BY
DESI VAN TIL & SEAN MEWSHAW
SCREENPLAY BY DESI VAN TIL
DIRECTED BY SEAN MEWSHAW
END CREDITS
Line Producer/Unit Production Manager ERIKA HAMPSON
Associate Producer ANDRIA SPRING
Co-‐Executive Producer STEVEN THIBAULT
Production Supervisor KERRI HUNDLEY First Assistant Director CEDRIC VARA
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Second Assistant Director CLAIRE SKOWRONEK
Cast
Hannah REBECCA HALL Andrew JASON SUDEIKIS Finley DIANNA AGRON Linda BLYTHE DANNER Bruce RICHARD MASUR Upton GRIFFIN DUNNE Curtis JOE MANGANIELLO
Bookstore Customer FRANK OMAR Heidi MARY BONNER BAKER Ben ALEX QUIJANO
Esther MARY KLUG Al JOHN HICKSON
Shannon MAGGIE CASTLE Seth MATTHEW DELAMATER
Scruffy Local LEWIS ROBINSON Barn Party Mainer
Ethan BATES WILDER
GABE GIBBS Girl Fan PEPPER A. BINKLEY Melissa MELISSA JESSER
Stunt Coordinator PAUL MARINI
Stunt Double for Andrew JIM FORD Stunt Double for Hannah SHAWNNA THIBODEAU Stunt Double for Ethan KEVIN ROGERS Stunt Motorcycle Rider BRIAN CHAMBERLAIN
Utility Stunt Rigger JOHN MASON
Camera & Steadicam Operator TARIK HAMEEDI First Assistant Camera TOM FITZGERALD
Additional First Assistant Camera DARRYL BYRNE Second Assistant Camera KYO MOON
‘A’ Camera Loader DEAN EGAN ‘B’ Camera Loader THOMAS BELLOTTI
Camera PA Still Photographer
TOSHA PALANI SEACIA PAVAO
Sound Mixer JASON FYRBERG
Boom Operator BRIAN COURCHINE Audio Playback RYAN BAKER
Gaffer JESSE GOLDBERG
Best Boy Electric ED LALLI Genny Operator AARON TYBURSKI
Electric BRIAN DWIGGINS
Key Grip WILLIAM W. WEBERG Best Boy Grip WARREN WEBERG Key Dolly Grip TONY CAMPENNI
Grip Grip
ROBERT KELLY DARYL RICHARDSON
Art Director KEVIN LANG
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Art Department Coordinator JUSTIN BLISS Art PA SARA GONSOWSKI Art PA ALEXANDRA MANN
Set Decorator AMY MORRISON Leadman RYAN MCCOY JOHNSON
On Set Dresser LINDSAY BOFFOLI Set Dresser STEFAN COUTURE Set Dresser BRIAN HAKALA
Set Dec Buyer BRIDGET KEEFE Set Dec PA BOB FLANNERY
Property Master AIMEE BUTTERFIELD Assistant Props LARIN BRINK
Additional Props TIM ROWCROFT Food Stylist CHRISTINE TOBIN
Charge Scenic AMBER SUBELKA Construction Coordinator GORDON TANNER
Assistant Costume Designer JESSICA BERMAN
DEIRDRA GOVAN Wardrobe Supervisor DEBBIE HOLBROOK
Key Costumer TINA ULEE Costume PA MEGHAN BOEHMER
Key Hair Stylist LIZ CECCHINI
Assistant Hair Stylist STEPHEN BRUNO
Key Makeup Artist TRISH SEENEY Assistant Makeup Artist NICHOLE PLEAU
Location Manager PETER JOSE GONZALEZ Location Assistant IAN LARSON
Location Scout OLLIE AMERIGIAN Unit PA JOEL CORDERO
Parking Coordinator JOSH GIBBONS
Second-‐Second Assistant Director CHRIS RYAN EMMA BARBER
Key Set PA ERIC ALTIERI 1ST Team PA TONY SCELSI
Background PA SEAN YOPCHICK Paperwork PA PHIL ENRIGHT
Walkie PA MATT CAMPBELL Additional PA JAMES BERKERY
Production Coordinator BETTY CHIN
CINDER CHOU Production Secretary FEIFEI LING
Office PA TIM MENDONCA Assistant to Sean Mewshaw DANA NELSON
Assistant to Rebecca Hall Assistant to Jason Sudeikis
ADAM “Chip” HAMILTON HANNA CHRISTIAN
Script Supervisors LISA ARNONE
CORINNE KASSOR
Production Accountant LAUREN SILVER First Accountant Assistant ROBIN REITMAN
Accounting Clerk CHRISSY CHOE
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Additional Casting ANGELA PERI CASTING
Extras Casting Director (Boston) NIKKI BALEKJIAN
Post Production Supervisor ANDRIA SPRING
First First Assistant Editor JON ANCTIL
First Assistant Editors NICK ELLSBERG SAM DEWAR STACI PONTIUS
Post Accountants KAREN TONY SHELBY TONY KURT UNGER
Special Effects Coordinator JOHN RUGGIERI
Special Effects Foreman JAY STONE
Unit Publicist/EPK EPK Camera Operator
EPK Sound Mixer EPK Editor
SCOTT LEVINE ERIC FISHER SHANE BRONSON JAMES DARBY
Caterer/Head Chef HUGHROY WILLIAMS
Craft Service – Key ETHAN FOX
Craft Service Craft Service
JOHN BURKE ALAN HAGUE
Set Medic
Humane Society Representative Animal Trainer
PAUL “P.J.” JOHNSON KIM QUAM BILL REICH GLEANNA DOYLE
Transportation Captain ROBERT CARNES
KEVIN KELLEHER Genny Driver ROBERT MARTINI
Hair-‐Makeup Combi Honeywagon
G & E Truck
QUINLAN SULLIVAN RICHARD JEFFERY JEFF BAMFORD BILLY O’BRIEN
Production Counsel BURNS & LEVINSON LLP CORNELIUS CHAPMAN
GEORGE TOBIA
Script Clearance Research BY INDIECLEAR CAROL A. COMPTON
Music Coordinator ALYSON VIDOLI
Supervising Sound Editor MIGUEL NUNES
Dialogue Editor GORD HILLIER Sound Effects Editor RYAN NOWAK
Background Sound Editor JAY CHEETHAM Assistant Sound Editor AARON OLSON
Foley Artists IAN MACKIE DON HARRISON
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RICK “SMOKEY” SENECHAL Re-‐recording Mixers MIGUEL NUNES
RYAN THOMPSON ADR Mixers (NYC) MARK DESIMONE, C.A.S.
RIC SCHNUPP BEAUX NEYLON
ADR Recordist (NYC) JUSTINE BAKER ADR Facility (NYC) SOUNDTRACK NEW YORK
ADR Mixer (LA) MICHAEL MILLER ADR Facility (LA) FORMOSA SANTA MONICA
Walla by READY, WILLING & ABELL CASTING INC.
Post Production Sound Services provided by BIONIC AUDIO Walla and Foley Recorded at POST MODERN SOUND
Mixed at DBC SOUND
Post Production Services Provided by FINALÉ EDITWORKS Online Editor CHRIS BOETTCHER
Colorist ALAN MITTLESTEAD
Titles by THE SEQUENCE GROUP Designed by ERIC WADA
Visual Effects by THE VFX CLOUD VFX Supervisor BRETT KEYES
Technical Director DMITRY VINNIK
Visual Effects by GFZ STUDIOS VFX Supervisor GEOFFERY ANTONY
VFX Artists SHAAN JAHAGIRDAR YOONTECK OH AMANDA CHILTO
Tracking STALIN SARAVAN
Score composed by DANIEL HART Audio Engineer Mix Engineer
CURTIS HEATH JORDAN MARTIN
Violin SARAH CARMICHAEL Viola ANNIKA DONNEN Cello SHAWNA HAMILTON
Percussion BOBAK LOTFIPOUR
“Maraqopa” 1st Version
Live in the Bing Lounge at 101.9 KINK.FM. Portland, OR Written and performed by Damien Jurado
2nd Version Written by Damien Jurado
Performed by Damien Jurado and Richard Swift Produced and Engineered by Richard Swift
Brown Coat Music BMI Damien Jurado appears courtesy of Secretly Canadian &
House of Hassle By arrangement with Bank Robber Music
“Horizons” Written by Damien Jurado
Performed by Damien Jurado, Barry Uhl, and Faustine Hudson Produced by Gary Mula, and Barry Uhl
Brown Coat Music BMI Damien Jurado appears courtesy of Secretly Canadian &
House of Hassle By Arrangement with Bank Robber Music
“Maine Stays”
Written by Damien Jurado Performed by Damien Jurado and Barry Uhl
“Halo of Ashes” Written by Damien Jurado
Performed by Damien Jurado, Barry Uhl, and Faustine Hudson
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Produced by Gary Mula, and Barry Uhl Brown Coat Music BMI
Damien Jurado appears courtesy of Secretly Canadian & House of Hassle
By Arrangement with Bank Robber Music
Produced by Gary Mula, and Barry Uhl Brown Coat Music BMI
Damien Jurado appears courtesy of Secretly Canadian & House of Hassle
By Arrangement with Bank Robber Music
“On The Land Blues”
Written by Damien Jurado Performed by Damien Jurado and Barry Uhl
Produced by Gary Mula, and Barry Uhl Brown Coat Music BMI
Damien Jurado appears courtesy of Secretly Canadian & House of Hassle By Arrangement with Bank Robber Music
“Independence” Performed by Red Rooster Written by Jay Erickson
Courtesy of Red Rooster Music
“Every Rose Has Its Thorn”
Performed by Poison Written by Bobby Dall, C.C. Deville, Bret Michaels, and Rikki Rockett
Published by Universal Music – Z Songs on behalf of Cyanide Publishing (BMI)
Courtesy of Capitol Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises
“Cook” Performed by Fatlip
Written by Derrick Stewart, John Martinez Mudslide Music/Crack Addict Music (admin by Nectarine Music)
Courtesy of Delicious Vinyl
“Little Jackson” Written by Damien Jurado and Desi Van Til Performed by Damien Jurado and Barry Uhl
Produced by Gary Mula, and Barry Uhl Brown Coat Music BMI
Damien Jurado appears courtesy of Secretly Canadian & House of Hassle
By Arrangement with Bank Robber Music
“Silver Joy” Written by Damien Jurado
Performed by Damien Jurado Produced by Richard Swift Brown Coat Music BMI
Damien Jurado appears courtesy of Secretly Canadian & House of Hassle
By arrangement with Bank Robber Music
“Nobody”
Performed by Hodges, James, Smith & Crawford Written by Dick Cooper, Ernie Shelby
Mikim Music (BMI) Courtesy of King Records
“Hands on the Table” Written by Damien Jurado
Performed by Damien Jurado, Barry Uhl, and Faustine Hudson Produced by Gary Mula, and Barry Uhl
Brown Coat Music BMI Damien Jurado appears courtesy of Secretly Canadian &
House of Hassle By arrangement with Bank Robber Music
BRON STUDIOS
Partner BRENDA GILBERT VP Finance STEVEN THIBAULT
Business Affairs Associate
Business Affairs Coordinator CHRIS W. HIGGINS
ALEXANDER GLUA Accountant ADRIANA CUERVO-‐RAMIREZ Accountant
Post Accountant Post & Technical Operations Manager
Head of Design Executive Assistant to A. Gilbert
KURT UNGER KAREN TONY LARRY BODNAR JAI FIELD GEMMA LEVINSON
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CHRISSIE S. VIDES
The Producers would like to give their thanks to the following
for their generous support and contribution to our Film
Simon & Schuster Hofstra University
Devaney, Doak & Garrett Booksellers The town of Farmington, Maine
MAC Cosmetics Murad La Mer SKII
Baldwin Men’s Shop L.L. Bean Carhartt RR Rentals Tart Optical
Sorel Todd Snyder
Vanson Leathers Comina
Blackbird Café French Lessons
Special Collections Department, Raymond H. Fogler Library, University of Maine Photo of Edna St. Vincent Millay Courtesy of Holly Peppe, Literary Executor, Millay Society
Tufts University Department of Drama and Dance Tax Credit Financing provided by Coastal Capital Advisors, LLC
OUR SPECIAL THANKS TO Linda and Roy Van Til
Linda and Michael Mewshaw Arden Penelope Mewshaw
Brenda, Brandon, Tiana, and Alayna Gilbert Adam Gilbert
Dr. Joseph and Gloria Gilbert Charlie, Boden & Stella Stringer
Howard & Carol Hahn Dianne Lauf James Darby
Leonard, Christina, Ashley, Zachary and Nicholas Hand
Susan Arnold Chris Bailey Patrick Bailey Fred Berger David Bodanis
Stewart Brookman Rose Byrne Geoff Cheddy Victoria Cook Devon Dentler
Dan Diaz William Earon
Peter Frank Edwards Jen Euston
Sheila Finnegan
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Carrie Frymer Liz W. Garcia Christine Gatti
Linda Ross Girard Jon Goldman Amy Habacker Jason Heyman Eddie Hunt
Charlie Jennings Caroline Kaplan Richard Kaye
Adam Kolbrenner Sheri Kornhaber
Brandon Dean Larson Jon Levin
Laura Lewis Susan Littenberg
Leah & Brian MacFarlane & Family Darin & Robin Mark
Dan McElroy Teferra McKenzie Jane Eldridge Miller Michael Perlman Scott Peterman Rand Ravich
Ronald C. Richardson Donna Roth Far Shariat Elyse Sherz
Greg Silverman Clayton Smith Allen Strouse Otis Sudeikis
Rosalie Swedlin Robert Vornkhal Katy Weaver Olivia Wilde
Elizabeth Yng Wong Brian Yost
Jay Erickson
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Mary Bitterauf & Family Ethan & Natasha Bogar
Kenny Brechner Martina Arnold & David Burgess
Hadley Clark Gil Durrell Dan Gunn
Alison Hagerstrom Kris Johnsen Tom Lappin Winky Lewis Jim Lundy
Marc Mewshaw Wary Meyers Janet Mills
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Rick Morris Troy Norton
Marsha Planting Theron Powell CC Robinson Tom Saviello Boots Shelton
Nancy & Dick Stowell Alicia Tholl
Betsy Upham Josh Wojcik & Family
For Nina B. & Gary W.
American Humane Association monitored some of the animal action No animals were harmed in those scenes.™
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