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Movie Issued - in 1998.

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FAKE: In the obedient moment of the the flicks, when the sports car contained by wakeful resting on it's bumper challenging the flagpole. The girl put her key in the door to unfasten it and when the door open, the bell go bad, to alert that the keys be in the ignition or that the lights are on. Neither be true.
Crazy Credits: Special thanks to the director's exploited friends., special thanks to all the McKellars, Pinky & Tracy (with love)
Patrick Wheeler: I don't want to risk having bad sex today. I don't want it to be the last thing on my mind., Patrick Wheeler: I think maybe I should mention before you make any faux pas here, that we have a tradition in this family, that we don't kill other people., Radio DJ: We've reached number twelve on the top 500 of all time, according to... me, alright? So don't bother calling in. This time, it's my choice., [Referring to sex at the end of the world]::Craig Zwiller: If you are going to be going...::Patrick Wheeler: Might as well be coming., Patrick Wheeler: What I do find pathetic is people who, as soon as they hear that the world is ending, they rush out and try to hook up with someone like it was closing time at Studio 54., [Patrick needs one of Craig's cars]::Patrick Wheeler: You have two others!::Craig Zwiller: It's a collection; they're antique cars. Two old cars is not a collection! It's a guy with two old cars., [repeated line]::Craig Zwiller: You want a drink? I got drinks., Sandra: You'd better hurry up. Tell me something to make me love you., Patrick Wheeler: [Bidding farewell] See you.::Craig Zwiller: No you won't.
Soundtrack: "(Last Night) I Didn't Get to Sleep at All" Written via 'Tony Macaulay' (qv) Performed by The 'Fifth Dimension' (qv) (as 5th Dimension) Courtesy of Polygram Music Publishing Ltd. Reproduced courtesy of Arista Records Inc. and BMG Music Canada Inc., "Silent Night" Performed by Rita Macneil Reproduced by arrangement with EMI Music Canada and Lupins Productions, "Deck the Halls" Traditional Arranged by 'Keith Papworth' (qv) Courtesy of De Wolfe Music By Arrangement with Magnetic Music, "First Noel" Traditional Arranged by 'Keith Papworth' (qv) Courtesy of De Wolfe Music By Arrangement with Magnetic Music, "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" Traditional Arranged by 'Paul Lewis (V)' (qv) Courtesy of De Wolfe Wusic By Arrangement with Magnetic Music, "Jimmy Loves Mary Ann" Written by 'Elliot Lurie' (qv) Performed by 'Looking Glass' (qv) Spruce Run Music/Chappell & Co. Permission courtesy of Warner Chappell Music Canada Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment (Canada) Inc., "I've Been Watching You (Move Your Sexy Body)" Written by 'Garry Shider' (qv). 'Glenn Goins' (qv) and 'George Clinton (I)' (qv) Performed by 'Parliament' (qv) Courtesy of Bridgeport Music Inc. (BMI) and Polygram Special Projects, a division of Polygram Canada Inc., "Heartbeat, It's a Love Beat" Written by 'Michael T. Kennedy (I)' (qv) and 'William G. Hudspeth' (qv) Performed by The Defranco Family Published by David Schine & Company Inc. Courtesy of Polygram Special Projects, a division of Polygram Canada Inc., "Glamour Boy" Written by 'Burton Cummings' (qv) Performed by 'The Guess Who' (qv) Published by Shillelagh Music (SOCAN)/Administered by BUG Reproduced courtesy of RCA Records and BMG Music Canada Inc., "Piano Four" Composed by 'Howard Shore' (qv) Performed by Yuval Fichman South Fitch Avenue Publishing, ASCAP, "Last Song" Words and Music by 'Larry Evoy' (qv) Performed by Edward Bear ©1972 Eeyor Music Reproduced by arrangement with EMI Music Canada, "Takin' Care of Business" Written by 'Randy Bachman' (qv) Published by Sony/ATV Songs LLC (BMI), "Guantanamera" Written by 'José Fernández Díaz' (qv), 'Julian Orbon' (qv), 'Pete Seeger' (qv) and 'José Martí (II)' (qv) Performed by 'Pete Seeger' (qv) Published by Fall River Music Inc. (BMI) Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment (Canada) Inc.
The "toughs" whom Patrick and Sandra stop to ask for a ride are played by producer 'Daniel Iron' (qv) and Canadian filmmakers 'Bruce McDonald (I)' (qv) (bearded) and 'Francois Girard' (qv) (driving)., This film was a result of director 'Don McKellar' (qv)'s invitation to participate in a challenge to make a movie about the imminent Millennium. Instead of making a movie that he felt might date itself too quickly, he opted to make it about the end of the world rather than just the end of the Millennium., The part of Sandra was specifically written for 'Sandra Oh' (qv).
Gross: £40,591 (UK) (4 July 1999)
Weekend Gross: £32,384 (UK) (4 July 1999) (10 screens)
Copyright Holder: Rhombus Media Inc., 1998 (on print)
Budget: $2,000,000
Rees, Caroline. In: Empire (UK). (MG), August 1999, Pg. 24, Schwarzbaum, Lisa. "Last Night (A-)". In: Entertainment Weekly (USA), Vol. 1, Iss. 512, 12 November 1999, Pg. 55, (MG)
Production Process Protocol: Dillon, Mark. "An Elegy for the Earth". American Cinematographer, March 1999, Vol. 80, No. 3, pp. 66-72. ISSN 0002-7928
Mpaa: Rated R for sexuality, language and brief violence.
At the turn around of the century, the cease of the world be fixed to be coming to an end. This meek comedy-drama examine how the impending doom affect its custom. McKellar acting an architect who ideology to bump into the end alone at tea. Others (Sandra Oh, David Cronenberg) build a suicide pact, but be caught apart and try hard to bring back mutually since the end. Another man (Callum Keith Rennie) pursue central sexual conquest and a milquetoast female (Tracy Wright) strive to gain core. Of track, the favour force ends wakeful interact.
Certificates: Iceland:12, Taiwan:R-18, Australia:M, Canada:14A, France:U, Norway:11, UK:15, USA:R, Argentina:13
Color Info: Color
Countries: Canada, France
Genres: Drama, Sci-Fi
Languages: English
Locations: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Runtimes: 95
Sound Mix: Dolby Digital
Tech Info: PCS:Spherical, RAT:1.85 : 1, OFM:35 mm, PFM:35 mm
Release Dates: France:May 1998, Canada:11 September 1998, Canada:23 October 1998, Argentina:15 November 1998, Greece:20 November 1998, Portugal:2 March 1999, France:3 March 1999, Belgium:26 May 1999, Denmark:2 July 1999, UK:2 July 1999, New Zealand:21 July 1999, Norway:13 August 1999, USA:5 November 1999, Israel:18 November 1999, Taiwan:25 November 1999, Italy:3 December 1999, Poland:10 December 1999, Brazil:31 March 2000, Germany:18 May 2000, Iceland:6 July 2000, Sweden:1 January 2003
It's not the end of the world... there's still six hours left, Party like there is no tomorrow...because there isn't!, It's your last night on earth. Go out in style.

In movie played:

Michael Barry (actor)

David Cronenberg (actor)
Articles: "The Independent" (UK), 15 March 2008, Iss. 6682, pg. 13, by: Graeme Neill, "Master of 'body horror' films writes his first novel", "The Sunday Review [The Independent on Sunday]" (UK), 21 October 2007, pg. 32 - 35, by: James Mottram, "Mr Monster [Arts Spotlight]", "Moving Pictures Magazine" (USA), 7 October 2005, Vol. 2, Iss. 7, pg. 21-23, by: Greg Reifsteck, "The Cronenberg Zone", "Video Watchdog" (USA), October 2005, Iss. 122, pg. 40-48, by: Reviewed by Bill Cooke, "Videodrome", "Fade In" (USA), October 2005, Vol. VIII, Iss. 4, pg. 120-121, by: Elliot V. Kotek, "Horror Hound", "Film Comment" (USA), September 2005, Vol. 41, Iss. 5, pg. 24-28, by: Amy Taubin, "Model Citizens: Nothing Is Quite What It Seems In 'A History of Violence' Cronenberg's Subversive Vision of Homeland Insecurity", "Seance" (Russia), 2005, Iss. 23/24, pg. 272-277, by: Aleksei Gusev, "Buystvo ploti", "The Washington Post" (USA), 9 March 2003, Vol. 126, Iss. 94, pg. G1+G4, by: Rita Kempley, "What's Bugging David Cronenberg?: The Director of 'Spider' Knows What Gives People the Creeps. It's Not What You Think.", "Vox" (Hungary), May 2000, Vol. 1, Iss. 37, pg. 45, by: Saint, "Mibõl van az ember?", "Reperages" (France), January 2000, Vol. III, Iss. 9, pg. 14-16, by: Nachiketas Wignesan, "Le Corps cronenbergien forgera-t-il le décor cinématographique de demain ?", "Premiere" (USA), November 1999, Vol. 13, Iss. 3, pg. 135, by: Andy Webster, "Filmography: David Cronenberg", "Premiere" (USA), November 1999, Vol. 13, Iss. 3, pg. 135, by: Andy Webster, "Filmography: David Cronenberg ", "Cinema" (Greece), July 1999, Iss. 103, pg. 56-63, by: Manolis Kranakis, "I aposinthessi", "Sight and Sound" (UK), July 1999, Vol. 9, Iss. 7, pg. 58-59, by: Don McKellar, "Private View: Children of Canada", "Reperages" (France), May 1999, Vol. II, Iss. 6, pg. 12-18, by: Nachiketas Wignesan, "ABCronenberg", "Canadia Forum" (Canada), May 1999, Vol. 78, Iss. 877, pg. 30-33, by: Andre Mayer, "Cronenberb, For Those Who Get It", "White's Guide to the Movies" (USA), May 1999, Iss. 6, pg. 36-39, by: John Porter, "Can't Shake the Creeps", "Maclean's" (Canada), 26 April 1999, Vol. 112, Iss. 17, pg. 62-63, by: Brad D. Johnson, "Virtual Director", "TV Filmes" (Portugal), 1997, Iss. 8, pg. 34, by: Manuel Pereira, "Melody Maker" (UK), 8 June 1996, pg. 25, by: The Stud Brothers, Matt Arnoldi, "Crash Out?"
Costumes in his films are usually designed by his sister 'Denise Cronenberg' (qv)., Was set to direct _Total Recall (1990)_ (qv). He even wrote a few drafts of the script before 'Paul Verhoeven (I)' (qv) took over., Brother of costume designer 'Denise Cronenberg' (qv)., Father of 'Caitlin Cronenberg' (qv) and 'Brandon Cronenberg' (qv)., Uncle of 'Aaron Woodley' (qv), Is of German / Dutch descent, 'John Carpenter (I)' (qv) paid homage to him in _Escape from New York (1981)_ (qv). One of the United States Police Force guards is on the line with Hauk, then adds that Cronenberg is on the line for him. Another person paid homage to in the movie was 'George A. Romero (I)' (qv), who had 'Isaac Hayes' (qv)'s right-hand man named after him., President of jury at the Cannes Film Festival in 1999, Directed an episode of _"Friday the 13th" (1987)_ (qv), The Services, called Faith Healer. 13 years later, he appeared in the Friday the 13th film (unreleated to the series), _Jason X (2001)_ (qv)., Was offered the chance to direct _Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (1983)_ (qv) but he declined., His crew referred to the final Brundlefly monster seen in the climax of _The Fly (1986)_ (qv) as the Space Bug., Father was a bookstore owner and sometime columnist for the Toronto Telegram. Mother was a piano rehearsal accompanist for the National Ballet., Father died at age 61., Deferred his own salary to make _Spider (2002)_ (qv)., Father of Assistant Director 'Cassandra Cronenberg' (qv)., Cites _Winter Kept Us Warm (1965)_ (qv) as his inspiration for becoming a filmmaker. It was screened at the University of Toronto when he was a student., Has admired bugs and insects since childhood. This fascination has lingered on, and can be felt through many of his films., At one point, Cronenberg was in line to direct the film "The Singing Detective" (2003), with Al Pacino in the lead., Turned down the chance to direct "Top Gun" (1986)., Turned down the chance to direct RoboCop., His regular cinematographer until 1988 was 'Mark Irwin (I)' (qv) until _Dead Ringers (1988)_ (qv), on which Irwin was unable to work because of his commitment to _The Blob (1988)_ (qv). Cronenberg then hired 'Peter Suschitzky' (qv), who became his regular cinematographer, and Cronenberg and Irwin have not worked together since then., His father was a journalist and his mother played the piano. These roles are reversed in _The Fly (1986)_ (qv), in which 'Jeff Goldblum' (qv) plays the piano to impress 'Geena Davis' (qv), who plays a journalist.
Pictorials: "Fade In" (USA), October 2005, Vol. VIII, Iss. 4, pg. 120-121, by: Elliot V. Kotek, "Horror Hound", "Het Nieuwsblad" (Belgium), 21 May 2005, pg. 47, by: Jan Ruysbergh, "En de Gouden Palm gaat naar..."
Trademarks: His films generally involve the horror caused by a mutation, by a parasite, or by particular medical conditions., Uses dark backgrounds., Films often include explicit carnage., Frequent references to the Flesh or the New Flesh., Frequently uses the music of 'Howard Shore' (qv)., Frequently casts 'Robert A. Silverman' (qv)., Movies about crime families.
Biographical Movies: _"Cinéma, de notre temps" (1988) {David Cronenberg: I Have to Make the Word Be Flesh}_ (qv), _David Cronenberg: Long Live the New Flesh (1986)_ (qv)
Interviews: "Maxim" (USA), March 2006, Iss. 99, pg. 64, by: n/a, "A Hostory of Cronenberg", "Fade In" (USA), October 2005, Vol. VIII, Iss. 4, pg. 120-121, by: Elliot V. Kotek, "Horror Hound", "Reel Movie Critic" (USA), 2003, by: George Singleton, "Reperages" (France), February 2001, Vol. IV, Iss. 16, pg. 46-48, by: Nachiketas Wignesan, "Interview/videotest", "Cinema" (Hungary), May 2000, Vol. 1, Iss. 102, pg. 94, by: Renée Bertelmann, "Már régóta mesterséges világban élünk", "Cineaste" (USA), September 1999, Vol. 24, Iss. 4, pg. 4-9, by: Richard Porton, "The Film Director a Philosopher: An Interview With David Cronenberg", "Empire" (UK), June 1999, Iss. 120, pg. 104-108, by: Damon Wise, "The Village Voice" (USA), 27 April 1999, Vol. 44, Iss. 16, by: Amy Taubin, "He Got Game", "The Atlanta Journal-Canstiution" (USA), 23 April 1999, by: Steve Murray, "Bizarre Finds a Cozy Berth in this Director's Work", "NME" (UK), 7 June 1997, pg. 28-29, by: Gavin Martin, "Crash for Questions", "The Independent" (UK), 26 April 1997, by: Geoffrey Macnab, "Motoring: David Cronenberg, Director of the Controversial Film `Crash', Talks About His Enthusiasm for Cars and Racing ", "Cinefantastique" (USA), April 1997, Vol. 28, Iss. 10, pg. 26-31, by: Paul Wardle, "Cronenberg's "Crash"", "Premiere" (USA), April 1997, Vol 10, Iss. 8, pg. 67-70, by: Glenn Kenny, "The Filmmaker Series", "Starlog" (USA), April 1997, Iss. 237, by: Marc Shapiro, "Collision Course", "Village Voice" (USA), 25 March 1997, Vol. 42, Iss. 12, pg. 80, by: Amy Taubin, "Crash Test", "Neon" (UK), February 1997, pg. 76-81, by: Ben Thompson, "Sick Boy", "Studio" (France), 1996, Iss. 113, pg. 99-101, by: Christophe d'Yvoire, "Fangoria Horror Spectacular" (USA), April 1992, Iss. 6, pg. 26-31, by: Michael Rowe, "David Cronenberg Gets Naked", "Movieline" (USA), January 1992, Vol. III, Iss. 4, pg. 44-48+88+90+92, by: Michael Angeli, "Get Happy: If 'Scanners', 'Videodrome', and 'Dead Ringers' didn't lift your spirits, you missed the point.", "Spin" (USA), November 1988, pg. 82-83, 102, by: Tim Lucas, "Whether you find David Cronenberg's new movie funny may depend on how you feel about stirrups.", "Starlog" (USA), September 1986, Vol. 10, Iss. 110, pg. 38-39, by: Anthony Timpone, "Cronenberg on 'The Fly'"

Pierre Elrick (actor)

Robin Gammell (actor)

François Girard (actor)

Daniel Iron (actor)

Bob Martin (actor)

Tom McCamus (actor)

Bruce McDonald (actor)

Don McKellar (actor)

Trent McMullen (actor)

Michael McMurtry (actor)

Regan Moore (actor)

Darren O'Donnell (actor)

Bryan Renfro (actor)

Callum Keith Rennie (actor)

Jessica Booker (actress)

Geneviève Bujold (actress)

Jackie Burroughs (actress)

Karen Glave (actress)

Kirsten Johnson (actress)

Arsinée Khanjian (actress)

Charmion King (actress)

Roberta Maxwell (actress)

Chandra Muszka (actress)

Sandra Oh (actress)

Sarah Polley (actress)

Nathalie Shats (actress)

Tracy Wright (actress)

Caroline Benjo (producer)

Joseph Boccia (producer)

Niv Fichman (producer)

Daniel Iron (producer)

Jennifer Jonas (producer)

Nathan Lafionatis (producer)

Sheena Macdonald (producer)

Carole Scotta (producer)

Barbara Willis Sweete (producer)

Larry Weinstein (producer)

Don McKellar (writer)

Douglas Koch (cinematographer)

Alexina Louie (composer)

Alex Pauk (composer)

Lea Carlson (costume designer)

Don McKellar (director)

Reginald Harkema (editor)

George Anthony (miscellaneous crew)

Simon Arnal (miscellaneous crew)

Sarah Baird (miscellaneous crew)

Rémi Burah (miscellaneous crew)

William Cameron (miscellaneous crew)

Odile Carrière (miscellaneous crew)

Pierre Chevalier (miscellaneous crew)

Jamie Cohen (miscellaneous crew)

Bret Culpepper (miscellaneous crew)

Linda Darras (miscellaneous crew)

Christopher Dobbs (miscellaneous crew)

Jennifer Dodge (miscellaneous crew)

Mark Doty (miscellaneous crew)

Mina Filardo (miscellaneous crew)

Caroline Ghienne (miscellaneous crew)

Matt Hornburg (miscellaneous crew)

Stephanie Keating (miscellaneous crew)

Randy Kennedy (miscellaneous crew)

Philippa King (miscellaneous crew)

Lisa Lavorato (miscellaneous crew)

Barbara Letellier (miscellaneous crew)

Lorna MacDougall (miscellaneous crew)

Lilit 'Hank' Malins (miscellaneous crew)

Oliver Olsen (miscellaneous crew)

Paul Onteniente (miscellaneous crew)

Olivier Pasquier (miscellaneous crew)

Michael Pesce (miscellaneous crew)

Laurence Petit (miscellaneous crew)

Linda Pope (miscellaneous crew)

Robin M. Reelis (miscellaneous crew)

Nicolas Saada (miscellaneous crew)

François Sauvagnargues (miscellaneous crew)

John Sauvé (miscellaneous crew)

Julie Soebekti (miscellaneous crew)

Trevor A. Weber (miscellaneous crew)

Johanna Weinstein (miscellaneous crew)

Brooke Weslak (miscellaneous crew)

John Dondertman (production designer)

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