Eat Me! is a 2000 comedy film directed by Joe Talbott and starring Waleed Zuaiter, Ron Jeremy and Rhea Seehorn.[1]
| Eat Me! | |
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| Directed by | Joe Talbott |
| Written by | Kevin McMahon Joe Talbott |
| Starring | Waleed Zuaiter Ron Jeremy Rhea Seehorn |
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| Country | American |
| Language | English |
Plot
editAn eclectic group of bachelors share a house in Washington, D.C., and find that life past the Generation-X years doesn't get any easier. Gary is the den mother, who presides over director Mike, Sean the druggie and doctor Barrie. Together with Glynna they take on everyone from utility companies to drug dealers.
Cast
edit- Kris Arnold as Sean
- Jack Daniel as Gary
- Andy Rapoport as Mike
- Waleed Zuaiter as Barry
- Rhea Seehorn as Glynna
- Christopher Walker as D.D.
- Ron Hyatt as Porno Jack
- Bill Delaney as Daryl
- Claiborne Lashley as Puck
- Steve Carpenter as Loan Officer
- Kimberly Skyrme as Susan
- Jimmy Gallagher as Banker
- Chris Lane as Porno Actor
- Jon Sherman as Annoying Guy
- Shari Lewis as Tidy Girl
- Anthony Agnew as Police Officer
- Ian LeValley as Dave
- Kerri Rambow
Release
editThe film was screened at the American Paviliaon of the Cannes Film Festival and in sidebar screenings in Park City at the Sundance Film Festival.[2]
Awards
edit- Washington Film and Video Council - Best Original Screenplay[3]
Soundtrack
editThe soundtrack included music by the bands Kingface, Peter Hayes Condition, Citizen Cope and many others.[4]
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References
edit- ^ "`Eat Me!' takes bite of Big Apple". Washington Business Journal. November 16, 1998.
- ^ Movie Star Biography - Joe Talbott[permanent dead link]
- ^ ""Eat Me!", a feature film comedy by Joe Talbott". Archived from the original on 2007-10-08. Retrieved 2009-12-17.
- ^ Kingface - Rock 'N Roll Case Study
External links
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