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Justin Cobb is in every way your ordinary 17-year old high school student except that he still sucks his thumb. His parents Mike and Audrey are worried about his continued fixation and try to get him some help. When his dentist Perry Lyman hypnotises Justin to quit, and Justin is diagnosed by the school counselor with ADD, Justin begins a perscription induced existance of questionable over-achievement. A coming of age story with modern relevance about the reliance on drugs to conquer the complacence in our younger generation. Starring: Lou Taylor Pucci as Justin Cobb, Tilda Swinton as Audrey Cobb, Vincent D'Onofrio as Mike Cobb, Vince Vaughn as Mr. Geary, Keanu Reeves as Perry Lyman, Benjamin Bratt as Matt Schramm, Kelli Garner as Rebecca, Chase Offerle as Joel Cobb, Ted Beckman as Stoner Guy, Arvin V. Entena as Perry Lyman's Assistant, Tyler Gannon as Stoner Chick.
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Director: Mike Mills - Studio: Sony Pictures
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| Category: |
Comedy |
| Movie Title: |
Thumbsucker |
| URL: |
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN//bigwebmasters-20 |
| Starring: |
Lou Taylor Pucci as Justin Cobb, Tilda Swinton as Audrey Cobb, Vincent D'Onofrio as Mike Cobb, Vince Vaughn as Mr. Geary, Keanu Reeves as Perry Lyman, Benjamin Bratt as Matt Schramm, Kelli Garner as Rebecca, Chase Offerle as Joel Cobb, Ted Beckman as Stoner Guy, Arvin V. Entena as Perry Lyman's Assistant, Tyler Gannon as Stoner Chick, Allen Go as Biology Teacher, Dakota Goldhor as Girl on Plane, Walter Kirn as Debate Judge, Kit Koenig as Principal, Sarah Lucht as English Teacher, Eric Normington as Hotel Desk Clerk, Nancy O'Dell as Herself, Lanette Prazeau as School Nurse, Bob Stephenson as Debate Official, Colton Tanner as Ten-Year-Old Justin, Sarah Bing as Debater - Sasha, Echo Brooks as Debater - Elise, Olivia D. Brown as Debater - Ashley, Patrick Chu as Debater - Kevin, Sarah Iverson as Debater - 'Anyone Wants Any Peach Schnapps', Lin Lu as Debater - 'Countability Needs to Be Enforced', Maura McNamara as Debater - Lisa, Mahdad Rezaiyan as Debater - Mark, rest of cast listed alphabetically: Steven Bates as Timekeeper at Race, Robert Blanche as Matt Schraam's Partner, Mason Bromberg as 4-year-old Justin, Rose Colasanti as Mailboxes Etc. Employee, Garrett Courtney as Third Debater, Chet Gainer as Debate Judge, Holly Hargrave as Seminar Businessperson, Sherilyn Lawson as Bobby Blount's Mother, Phaedra as Beautiful Brunette, Charles Alan Query as Debate Coach, Carissa Becker as High School Student (uncredited), Ayanna Berkshire as Hotel Clerk (uncredited), Connor Bond as Extra (uncredited), Keely Bond as Extra (uncredited), Lori Bond as Extra (uncredited), Caro Caccietta as Extra at Debate (uncredited), Brandon Carmody as Extra (uncredited), Jim Cartwright as Extra (uncredited), Trevor Church as Guy Holding Gatorade at Finish Line and Cheering Race (uncredited), Daniel Goldwasser as Background (uncredited), Kat Hargrave as Race Enthusiast with Backpack (uncredited), Jennifer Hasting as Extra (uncredited), Andrew Hopkins as Extra (uncredited) |
| Director: |
Mike Mills |
| Rated: |
R |
| Studio: |
Sony Pictures |
| DVD Release Date: |
January 24, 2006 |
| Runtime: |
96 min |
| Country: |
USA |
| Language: |
English |
| List Price: |
$26.96 |
| Price: |
$16.18 |
| Keywords: |
Lou Taylor Pucci, Tilda Swinton, Vincent D'Onofrio, Vince Vaughn, Keanu Reeves, Benjamin Bratt, Kelli Garner, Chase Offerle, Ted Beckman, high school, thumbsucking, ritalin, ADD, orthodontist, debate squad |
| Summary: |
A 17 year old boy still sucks his thumb |
| Description: |
Justin Cobb is in every way your ordinary 17-year old high school student except that he still sucks his thumb. His parents Mike and Audrey are worried about his continued fixation and try to get him some help. When his dentist Perry Lyman hypnotises Justin to quit, and Justin is diagnosed by the school counselor with ADD, Justin begins a perscription induced existance of questionable over-achievement. A coming of age story with modern relevance about the reliance on drugs to conquer the complacence in our younger generation. |
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