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Overnight (2003) | User Rating
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Release Date
• USA: Nov 19, 2004
MPAA Rating
Rated R for pervasive strong language, sexual references and some nudity.
Running Time
1 hour, 22 minutes
Country USA
Production Companies
Black & White Productions, Ether Films, Ronnoco Productions
Studio Black & White Pictures
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• Overnight (2003)
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Genre: Documentary
Tagline: There's More Than One Way To Shoot Yourself
Plot: The feature debut of Mark Brian Smith and Tony Montana, OVERNIGHT had its world premiere at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival, where its alternately horrifying and hilarious take on one man’s extraordinary misadventures in the screen trade had particular resonance for both industry insiders and aspirants. And, what makes this incredible tale even more scary and funny is that every single bit of it actually happened!OVERNIGHT begins as the classic Cinderella story when Boston-bred bartender and budding filmmaker Troy Duffy sells his screenplay, “The Boondock Saints,” to Harvey Weinstein of Miramax Films. A bidding war gets Duffy much more than a hefty check; it also gets him the right to direct the film plus a deal for his band to produce and perform its soundtrack. Then, in a gesture straight out of a fairy tale, Weinstein offers to buy Duffy the very bar in which he works, turning the young man and his yet-to-be-made movie into overnight sensations. Buoyed by his prospects, Duffy allows his then-colleagues Smith and Montana to document his conquest of Hollywood but, from their uniquely intimate perspective, what they captured was quite the opposite: following several months of restless development and reckless missteps, Duffy slides from A-List to blacklist. Calls go
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Jake Busey
Starship Troopers, Identity, Enemy of the State |
 | Billy Connolly
The Boondock Saints, The Last Samurai, Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events |
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 | John Goodman
The Big Lebowski, O Brother, Where Art Thou?, Monsters, Inc. |
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Jack Livesey
SherryBaby, Rated 'R': Republicans in Hollywood, Speedo | Peter Nashel
The Deep End, The Night Listener, The Trials of Henry Kissinger |
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