Anything Else (2003)

USA et al., 108 min
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  • Holdings Posters
  • Holdings Archive materials
  • Holdings Scripts
  • Holdings Stills
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Basic facts

Original title Anything Else
Film type Feature
Category Fiction
Director
Producer
Screenplay
Production country
  • USA
  • France
  • United Kingdom
Production company
Dialogue
  • English

Cast

Woody Allen
David Dobel

Jason Biggs
Jerry Falk

Fisher Stevens
manager

Anthony Arkin
komiker

Danny DeVito
Harvey Wexler

Christina Ricci
Amanda Chase

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Titles

Original title
  • Anything Else
Title for Swedish DVD release
  • Anything Else

Crew

Director
Screenplay
Producer
Director of Photography
Production Designer
Film Editor
Production Mixer
Casting
Costume Designer
Sound Editor
Re-recording Mixer

Cast

Woody Allen David Dobel
Jason Biggs Jerry Falk
Fisher Stevens manager
Anthony Arkin komiker
Danny DeVito Harvey Wexler
Christina Ricci Amanda Chase
KaDee Strickland Brooke
Jimmy Fallon Bob
Diana Krall Diana Krall
William Hill psykiater
Stockard Channing Paula Chase
Adrian Grenier Ray Polito

Companies

Production Company Canal+
Dreamworks SKG
Granada Film Productions
Gravier Productions Inc.
Perdido Productions Inc.
Copyright Gravier Productions Inc.
Distributor in Sweden (DVD) Scanbox Entertainment Sweden AB 2004

Technical specifications

Aspect ratio 2.35:1 (Panavision)
Sound type Sound
Sound system Dolby Digital
Colour type Colour
Carrier type 35 mm
Length in minutes 108 min


Production location

USA 2002-05-29 2002-08
Astoria, Long Island City, Queens New York City, New York USA (parkeringsplatsbråket)
Central Park, Manhattan New York City, New York USA
Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn New York City, New York USA

Release dates

Festival showing 2003-06-27 Venice Italy
First showing 2003-09-19 USA
DVD release 2004-04-07 Sweden

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