Bulworth (1998)
KomödieDramaKrimiThrillerLiebesfilm
Der kalifornische Senator Bulworth hat sein (politisches) Dasein ziemlich satt. Er schließt deswegen eine hohe Lebensversicherung ab und heuert einen Killer auf sich an, auf dass seine Tochter die Lebensversicherung ausgezahlt bekommt. Mit der Gewissheit die nächste Woche nicht mehr zu erleben, zieht er aber noch in den Wahlkampf-Endspurt, wo er so richtig die Sau rauslässt und Klartext redet, denn er hat ja nichts mehr zu verlieren. Er lästert über die Reichen ab, behauptet die Afroamerikaner hätten eh keine Zukunft, und eigentlich intreressiert das ja eh niemanden, einschließlich ihm selbst. Jetzt geht Bulworth auch in Nachtclubs, raucht Dope, rappt seine Reden und sprudelt nur so über vor Beleidigungen, die er den Leuten an den Kopf wirft. Doch keiner hätte gedacht, dass diese Masche beim Volk ankommt und auch Bulworth findet langsam wieder neuen Lebensmut, aber der Killer ist ihm immer noch auf den Fersen!
Der Regisseur:
Warren Beatty
Die Autor:
Warren Beatty, Jeremy Pikser.
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Warren Beatty as Jay Bulworth |
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Halle Berry as Nina |
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Kimberly Deauna Adams as Denisha |
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Vinny Argiro as Debate Director |
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Sean Astin as Gary |
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Kirk Baltz as Debate Producer |
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Ernie Lee Banks as Leroy |
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Amiri Baraka as Rastaman |
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Christine Baranski as Constance Bulworth |
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Adilah Barnes as Mrs. Brown |
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Graham Beckel as Man with Dark Glasses |
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Brandon N. Bowlin as Bouncer #2 |
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Mongo Brownlee as Henchman #3 |
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Thomas Jefferson Byrd as Uncle Rafeeq |
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J. Kenneth Campbell as Anthony |
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Scott Michael Campbell as Head Valet |
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Jann Carl as Carl Jann |
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Kerry Catanese as Video Reporter #4 |
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Don Cheadle as L.D. |
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Dave Allen Clark as Dave Allen Clark |
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Terry Cooley as Henchman #2 |
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Kevin Cooney as Rev. Wilberforce |
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Christopher Curry as Journalist |
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Stanley DeSantis as Manny Liebowitz |
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Michael Clarke Duncan as Bouncer |
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Nora Dunn as Missy Berliner |
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Jerry Dunphy as Jerry Dunphy |
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Dartanyan Edmonds as Man with Blunt |
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Edward J. Etherson as Mr. Sasser |
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Vincent Foster as Photographer |
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Leon Frierson as Osgood |
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George Furth as Older Man |
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Xiomara Cuevas Galindo as Video Reporter #2 |
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Robin Gammell as Geoffrey |
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Life Garland as Darnell's Bud |
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Jackie Gayle as Macavoy |
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Jim Haynie as Bill Stone |
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Randee Heller as Mrs. Tannenbaum |
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Barry Shabaka Henley as Man at Frankie's |
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James Hill as Journalist |
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Brian Hooks as Marcus Garvey |
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Terri Hoyos as Reporter #3 |
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Myra J. as Woman in Church #1 |
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Mario Jackson as Snag |
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Ariyan A. Johnson as Tanya |
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Jedda Jones as Woman in Church #2 |
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Michael Kaufman as Reporter #1 |
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James Keane as American Politics Director |
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Thomas M. Kelley as Reporter #5 |
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Larry King as Larry King |
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Deborah Lacey as Reporter #2 |
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Mimi Lieber as Mrs. Liebowitz |
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Elizabeth Lindsey as American Politics Host |
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Joshua Malina as Bill Feldman |
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Larry Mark as Bouncer #3 |
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Helen Martin as Momma Doll |
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Armelia McQueen as Ruthie |
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Laurie Metcalf as Mimi |
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Michael Milhoan as Cop #1 |
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Jamal Mixon as Little Gangsta |
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Jerod Mixon as Little Gangsta |
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Debra Monk as Helen |
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Deborah Moore as Reporter |
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Michele Morgan as Cheryl |
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Patrick Morgan as Studio Employee |
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Juli Mortz as Larry King's Assistant |
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Scott Mosenson as Video Cameraman |
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Paul Motley as Janitor in Senate Office |
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Chris Mulkey as Cop #2 |
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Lou Myers as Uncle Tyrone |
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Shawna Nagler as Technical Director |
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Jonathan Roger Neal as Little Gangsta |
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Ron Ostrow as Staff Member |
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Norman Parker as Irwin Tannenbaum |
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James Pickens Jr. as Uncle David |
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Wendell Pierce as Fred |
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Oliver Platt as Dennis Murphy |
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Kenneth Randle as Little Gangsta |
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Tony Tomas Randle as Little Gangsta |
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Arthur Reggie III as Little Gangsta |
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Adrian Ricard as Aunt Alice |
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Ava Rivera as Video Reporter #3 |
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Richard C. Sarafian as Vinnie |
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Robert Scheer as Journalist |
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Sam Shamshak as Fundraiser Guest |
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Sarah Silverman as 2nd American Politics Assistant |
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Brook Skulski-Finney as Reporter |
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Bee-Be Smith as Aunt Harriet |
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Paul Sorvino as Graham Crockett |
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Roberto Soto as Reporter |
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Florence Stanley as Dobish, Bullworth's Secretary |
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Quinn Sullivan as Fundraiser Server |
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JoAnn D. Thomas as Rapper |
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Robin Thomas as Reporter in Hallway |
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Sheryl Underwood as Woman in Frankie's |
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Gary H. Walton as Bouncer #4 |
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Jack Warden as Eddie Davers |
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Andrew Warne as Video Reporter |
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Isaiah Washington as Darnell |
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Lee Weaver as Man in Church #2 |
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Kenn Whitaker as Henchman #1 |
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Jermaine Williams as Paul Robeson |
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John Witherspoon as Reverend Morris |
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William Baldwin as Constance's Lover (uncredited) |
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Judy Ben-Asher as Bulworth Team (uncredited) |
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Hart Bochner as Hugh Waldron (uncredited) |
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Roger Ferreira as Senator Aide (uncredited) |
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Sarah Lee Guthrie as Rebecca Bulworth (uncredited) |
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George Hamilton as George Hamilton (uncredited) |
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Gretchen Janke as Theatre Page (uncredited) |
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Paul Mazursky as Paul Mazursky (uncredited) |
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Mickalean McCormick as Reporter (uncredited) |
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John McLaughlin as TV Commentator (voice) (uncredited) |
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John Michael as Political Donor (uncredited) |
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William Victor Skrabanek as Fundraiser Guest (uncredited) |
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Josef Sommer as Doctor (uncredited) |
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Randy Springer as Reporter (uncredited) |
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Sumiko Telljohn as Lady at Banquet (uncredited) |
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Thom Tierney as Churchgoer (uncredited) |
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Kene Holliday as Man in Church #1 |
| Sound | Lou Kleinman | Sound Effects Editor |
| Production | Pieter Jan Brugge | Producer |
| Writing | Warren Beatty | Screenplay |
| Directing | Warren Beatty | Director |
| Editing | Robert C. Jones | Editor |
| Writing | Jeremy Pikser | Screenplay |
| Editing | Billy Weber | Editor |
| Camera | Vittorio Storaro | Director of Photography |
| Production | Warren Beatty | Producer |
| Production | Jeanne McCarthy | Casting |
| Sound | Ennio Morricone | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | David James | Still Photographer |
| Production | Brigette Lester | Production Coordinator |
| Art | Rick Simpson | Set Decoration |
| Art | Dean Tavoularis | Production Design |
| Art | William F. O'Brien | Art Direction |
| Directing | J. Ellen Evans | Script Supervisor |
| Costume & Make-Up | John Casey | Costume Supervisor |
| Production | Victoria Thomas | Casting |
| Camera | Sidney Ray Baldwin | Still Photographer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Milena Canonero | Costume Design |
| Directing | Kerry Lyn McKissick | Script Supervisor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Lynda Gurasich | Key Hair Stylist |
| Production | Jamie Boscardin Martin | Production Supervisor |
| Directing | Frank Capra III | First Assistant Director |
| Production | Frank Capra III | Co-Producer |
| Sound | Ennio Morricone | Orchestrator |
| Production | Lauren Shuler Donner | Executive Producer |
| Sound | Ennio Morricone | Conductor |
| Production | Victoria Thomas | Co-Producer |
| Costume & Make-Up | John Blake | Makeup Artist |
| Costume & Make-Up | Valli O'Reilly | Makeup Artist |
| Costume & Make-Up | Mary Burton | Makeup Artist |
| Costume & Make-Up | Felicia Herron | Hairstylist |
| Crew | Daniel W. Barringer | Stunt Coordinator |
| Crew | Gary Hymes | Stunt Coordinator |
| Crew | A.J. Nay | Stunt Coordinator |
| Crew | Harry Wowchuk | Stunts |
| Crew | George Marshall Ruge | Stunts |
| Crew | Anthony G. Nakonechnyj | Stunt Driver |
| Lighting | Gary Tandrow | Gaffer |
| Camera | John McEveety | Assistant Camera |
| Writing | Warren Beatty | Story |
