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Overview
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Y9u never kn9w when y9ur number is upPlot:
A troubled actor, a television show runner, and an acclaimed videogame designer find their lives intertwining in mysterious and unsettling ways. full summary | add synopsisAwards:
1 nomination moreNewsDesk:
(2 articles)
Reynolds "Creeped Out" by Tabloid Attention (From WENN. 3 September 2007)
'Gilmore Girls' Star McCarthy Expecting (From WENN. 10 January 2007)
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Beautifully Surreal moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Ryan Reynolds | ... | Gary / Gavin / Gabriel | |
| Melissa McCarthy | ... | Margaret / Melissa / Mary | |
| Hope Davis | ... | Sarah / Susan / Sierra | |
| Elle Fanning | ... | Noelle | |
| David Denman | ... | Parole Officer / Agitated Man | |
| Octavia Spencer | ... | Streetwalker | |
| Ben Falcone | ... | Himself | |
| Dahlia Salem | ... | Herself | |
| John Gatins | ... | Himself | |
| Andy Fielder | ... | Moderator | |
| Jodi Sellards | ... | Piano Player | |
| Greg Baine | ... | Delivery Boy | |
| Martin Yu | ... | Focus Group Participant #1 | |
| Gregg Naaman | ... | Focus Group Participant #2 | |
| Lorene Scafaria | ... | Game Night Guest |
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Rated R for language, some drug content and sexuality.Parents Guide:
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Much of the content in the second part ("Reality Television") is heavily influenced by writer/director 'John August' 's experience working on the failed television series "D.C." (2000). moreQuotes:
[first lines]Gary: Hey, do you sell crack?
[drug dealer looks confused]
Gary: No, it's cool. I only play a cop on TV.
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Paper Plane moreFAQ
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John August really outdid himself in his directorial debut. We all knew he could write, and now we know that he is one hell of a director. He took risks, and accepted major challenges, including filming out of his own house to save budget. With a cast lead by Ryan Reynolds, who really exceptionally out-did himself, this movie was the best movie nobody has ever heard of.
Filmed in three parts, "The Nines" connects the three worlds using a simple, common term...the number 9. Now, this isn't like The Number 23. There are reasons, and there are valid points to why 9 was chosen, and you'll just have to watch the film to figure it out. The result is something very existential and outside the box when it comes to typical cinematic works. The relationships between Ryan Reynolds, Hope Davis, and Melissa McCarthy are so perfectly intertwined, and little Elle Fanning deserves major credit for playing what role she did. (a mute child who has a curious omniscience about her) She's really following in her sister's footsteps to becoming a fantastic actress.
This film did not get the credit it deserved in the theaters. Let's make sure it does on DVD.