S1m0ne (2002)
Science-FictionComédieDrameRomance
Rien ne va plus pour le réalisateur Viktor Taransky : son dernier film est un navet monumental. Pour ajouter à la confusion, Nicola Anders, l'actrice principale de son nouveau long métrage, vient de quitter soudainement le plateau de tournage. Sans elle, l'oeuvre de Viktor n'a plus de raison d'être. Elaine, son ancienne femme, maintenant à la tête du studio qui l'a engagé, met fin à son contrat. Quelques mois plus tard, Viktor reçoit Simulation One, un logiciel révolutionnaire provenant d'un fan, Hank Aleno, un informaticien génial. Ce programme permet, à l'aide d'un simple clic de souris, d'animer à l'écran une actrice virtuelle au réalisme confondant, S1m0ne. Il lui vient alors une idée de génie : utiliser les possibilités offertes par ce logiciel pour terminer son film. Rapidement, la jeune femme séduit les foules et Viktor renoue avec le succès…
Directeur:
Andrew Niccol
écrivain:
Andrew Niccol
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Al Pacino as Viktor Taransky |
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Rachel Roberts as S1m0ne |
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Catherine Keener as Elaine Christian |
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Evan Rachel Wood as Lainey Christian Taransky |
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Jay Mohr as Hal Sinclair |
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Winona Ryder as Nicola Anders |
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Jason Schwartzman as Milton |
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Elias Koteas as Hank Alano |
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Rebecca Romijn as Faith |
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James Gleason as Reporter |
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Christopher Neiman as Premiere Audience Member |
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Jolie Jenkins as Premiere Audience Member |
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Joel Heyman as Male |
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Benjamin Salisbury as Production Assistant |
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Darnell Williams as Studio Executive #1 |
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Jim Rash as Studio Executive #2 |
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Ron Perkins as Studio Executive #3 |
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Jeffrey Pierce as Kent |
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Jeff Williams as Man in Suit |
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Mitzi Martin as Premiere Audience Member |
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Carole Androsky as Premiere Audience Member |
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Derrex Brady as Premiere Audience Member |
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Lisa Cerasoli as Premiere Audience Member |
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Darin Heames as Premiere Audience Member |
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Patrick J. Dancy as Premiere Audience Member |
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Adrian R'Mante as Premiere Audience Member |
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David Doty as Theater Owner |
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Maureen Mueller as Entertainment Reporter |
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Barry Papick as Walter, Security Guard |
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Andi Carnick as Reporter |
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Richard Saxton as Reporter |
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Vincent Boling as Reporter |
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Keith MacKechnie as Reporter |
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Pruitt Taylor Vince as Max Sayer |
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Alan Loayza as Valet Manager |
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Chris Coppola as Echo Photographer |
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Lombardo Boyar as Paparazzi Photographer |
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Jenni Blong as Jane |
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Susan Chuang as Lotus |
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Robert Musgrave as Mac |
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Deborah Rawlings as Corel |
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Christina Rydell as Claris |
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Rod Simmons as Hewlett |
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Hal Ozsan as Hotel Concierge |
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Jaehne Moebius as Drunk Woman |
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Claudia Jordan as Simone Lookalike |
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Henry D. Zapata as Studio Executive |
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Stanley Anderson as Frank Brand |
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Christopher Comes as Concert Promoter |
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Brad "Chip" Pope as Concert Technician #1 |
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Gordon Simmons as Concert Technician #2 |
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Teresa Parente as Talk Show Host #1 |
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Bill A. Jones as Talk Show Host #2 |
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Daniel Dõ as Monk |
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Clyde Tull as Priest |
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Moss Mossberg as Rabbi |
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Ronnie W. Elliot as Arresting Officer |
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Daniel von Bargen as Chief Detective |
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Charles Noland as Detective |
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Chris Marley as Diver |
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Sean Cullen as Bernard, Lawyer |
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Alec Murdock as VBC Anchor |
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Jim Brockhohn as Concert Goer |
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Annie Coffey as Party Guest |
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Tony Crane as Lenny |
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Lily Gareth as Little Kid |
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Edward C. Gillow as Reporter |
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Phil Hawn as Movie Theater Patron |
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Diane Hudock as Woman |
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Michael Andrew Colin Keller as Doorman |
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Camille Wainwright as Katie Crom |
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Nancy Young as Party Guest #3 |
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Mark Thompson as Reporter |
| Production | Michael De Luca | Executive Producer |
| Production | Lynn Harris | Executive Producer |
| Directing | Andrew Niccol | Director |
| Production | Bradley Cramp | Executive Producer |
| Sound | Carter Burwell | Original Music Composer |
| Writing | Andrew Niccol | Screenplay |
| Production | Andrew Niccol | Producer |
| Camera | Edward Lachman | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Paul Rubell | Editor |
| Crew | Mimi Lesseos | Stunts |
| Costume & Make-Up | Elisabetta Beraldo | Costume Design |
| Art | Victoria Ruskin | Set Designer |
| Art | Jan Roelfs | Production Design |
| Art | Sarah Knowles | Art Direction |
| Art | Leslie A. Pope | Set Decoration |
| Sound | Richard King | Sound Designer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Valli O'Reilly | Makeup Department Head |
| Sound | Ron Bartlett | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| Production | Francine Maisler | Casting |
| Production | Jon Scott Strotheide | Casting |
| Crew | Frank Salvino | Post Production Supervisor |
| Art | Stephanie Higgins Frey | Art Department Coordinator |
| Sound | Richard King | Supervising Sound Editor |
| Sound | David M. Roberts | Boom Operator |
| Crew | Tom Elliott | Stunts |
| Crew | Nancy Young | Stunts |
| Crew | Alisa Christensen | Utility Stunts |
| Crew | Monica Staggs | Stunt Double |
| Crew | Julie Michaels | Stunts |
| Crew | Erik Cord | Stunts |
| Art | Randall D. Wilkins | Set Designer |
| Crew | Gary J. Wayton | Stunts |
| Crew | Laura Albert | Stunts |
| Directing | Wilma Garscadden-Gahret | Script Supervisor |
| Sound | Michael Magill | Dialogue Editor |
| Sound | Carolyn Tapp | Foley Recordist |
| Art | William A. Petrotta | Property Master |
| Sound | Allen Hartz | ADR Supervisor |
| Sound | Hugo Weng | Dialogue Editor |
| Camera | Darren Michaels | Still Photographer |
| Directing | Rosemary C. Cremona | Second Assistant Director |
| Directing | Nicholas Mastandrea | First Assistant Director |
| Costume & Make-Up | Susan Kowarsh | Assistant Costume Designer |
| Sound | David Buell | ADR Recordist |
| Costume & Make-Up | Michele Michel | Assistant Costume Designer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Robert Q. Mathews | Costume Supervisor |
| Sound | Eric Gotthelf | ADR Mixer |
| Lighting | John Owens | Best Boy Electrician |
| Crew | Alisa Hensley | Stunts |
| Crew | Chris Castaldi | Set Production Assistant |
| Sound | Dana Sano | Music Supervisor |
