Door to Door (2002)
Sometimes the true heroes in our lives are those people who inspire us not with their superhuman accomplishments but simply by their refusal to give up in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds and the dignity in which they go about their lives. Bill Porter is one of those heroes. Born with cerebral palsy, he was told for many years that he was unemployable. But with the unwavering support of a dedicated mother and an indomitable spirit that has become his trademark, Porter did support himself as a door-to-door salesman in Portland, Oregon.
Director: Steven Schachter
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William H. Macy as Bill Porter |
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Kyra Sedgwick as Shelly Soomky Brady |
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Kathy Baker as Gladys Sullivan |
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Joel Brooks as Alan |
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Woody Jeffreys as Brad |
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Helen Mirren as Mrs. Porter |
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Romy Rosemont as Rhonda |
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Troy Yorke as Jerry |
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Nancy Lenehan as Charlotte |
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Laurie Murdoch as Joey Wallace |
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Eric Keenleyside as Bob |
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Brittany Tiplady as Katrina |
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Daryl Shuttleworth as Larry |
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Bill Dow as Chuck |
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Michael Shanks as John |
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Christina Jastrzembska as Mrs. Kotlarenko |
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Mary Black as Mrs. Warren |
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Greg Kean as Clark |
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Aidan Drummond as Young Joey |
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Jesse Moss as Watkins Stock Boy |
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Nancy Lenehan as |
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Michael P. Northey as Go Away Guy |
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G. Patrick Currie as 1st Bellman |
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Paul Magel as 2nd Bellman |
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Alvin Sanders as Shoeshine Guy |
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Kate Robbins as Woman with cats |
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L. Harvey Gold as Man in Traction |
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Fred Keating as Doctor |
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Lorena Gale as Hospital Administrator |
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Brett Stone as Hippie Mother |
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Kevin McNulty as President of Watkins |
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David James Lewis as Peter Schaefer (as David Lewis) |
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Mary B. McCann as Gladys' Daughter-in-Law (as Mary McCann) |
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Robert Moloney as Gladys' Son |
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Linda Kimbrough as Real Estate Agent |
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Candus Churchill as Diner Waitress |
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Phillip Tsui as Japanese Super (as Philip Tsui) |
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Aidan Drummond as Young Joey |
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Sean Tyler Foley as Diner Teenage Boy (as Tyler Foley) |
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Melanie Merkosky as Diner Teenage Girl (as Melanie Merkovsky) |
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David Kopp as Job Teenager |
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Linden Banks as Minister |
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Nicole Robert as Dean of College |
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Deryl Hayes as Policeman |
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Ginger Page as Kim (as Haili Page Philippe) |
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Alf Humphreys as Man in Car (as Alfred E. Humphreys) |
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Larry Musser as Other Salesman |
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Samantha Cantner as Michelle - 7 |
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Shylo Sharity as Michelle - 14 |
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Jordan Niles as Kevin |
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Bill Mackenzie as Security Guard |
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Brenda Crichlow as Watkins Secretary (as Brenda M. Crichlow) |
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Gardiner Millar as Cop |
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Jocelyne Loewen as Woman with Larry |
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Tongo Ma as Driver Bus #1 |
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Felicity Huffman as Joey's Mom (uncredited) |
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Shawn Tanaka as Watkins Junior Executive Peter(uncredited) |
| Writing | William H. Macy | Writer |
| Writing | Steven Schachter | Writer |
| Directing | Steven Schachter | Director |
| Production | Dan Angel | Executive Producer |
| Art | Roxanne Methot | Art Direction |
| Production | Juel Bestrop | Casting |
| Production | Forest Whitaker | Co-Executive Producer |
| Production | Robert J. King | Co-Executive Producer |
| Production | Billy Brown | Executive Producer |
| Editing | Paul Dixon | Editor |
| Production | Jeanne McCarthy | Casting |
| Costume & Make-Up | Betty Pecha Madden | Costume Design |
| Production | David A. Rosemont | Executive Producer |
| Art | Lesley Beale | Set Decoration |
| Production | Warren Carr | Producer |
| Sound | Jeff Beal | Original Music Composer |
| Art | Brent Thomas | Production Design |
| Camera | Jan Kiesser | Director of Photography |
| Crew | Marny Eng | Stunt Coordinator |
