Version Details

Cast

• Don Amendolia - Infinity Attorney
• Ben Affleck - Buddy Amaral
• Caroline Aaron - Donna Heisen
• Julia Campbell - Sue
• Lisa Joyner - TV Announcer
• Scott Alan Smith - Jack
• Juan Garcia - Kevin Walters
• John Levin - Janice's Attorney
• Michael Laskin - Frank Steadman
• David McCharen - Narrator, Infinity Air Commercial
• Joe Morton - Jim Weller
• Alex D. Linz - Scott Janello
• Natasha Henstridge - Mimi
• Matthew Frauman - Luke
• Lisa Carpenter Prewitt - Carol Wilson
• Richard Saxton - CNN Reporter
• Mary Ellen Lyon - Ellen Seitz
• Ty Murphy - Sam Edwards
• Ashley Montgomerey - Prom Girl
• Eric Aude - Prom Boy
• Mark Ankeny - Tom
• Michael Ayala - Court TV Reporter
• David St. James - Judge
• Chris Harrison - Chicago Anchor
• David Paymer
• Gwyneth Paltrow - Abby Janello
• Sam Robards - Todd Exner
• Julianne Christie - Zola
• Edward Edwards - Ron Wachter
• Nicole Tocantins - Dionne
• David Dorfman - Joey Janello
• Jeff Garlin - Emcee
• Johnny Galecki - Seth
• Jennifer Grey - Janice Guerrero
• Tony Goldwyn - Greg Janello
• Thea Mann - Karen

Crew

• Art Director: Dan Bradford
• Dialogue Editor: Kimberly Lowe Voight ,Mildred Iatrou Morgan
• Sound Effects Editor: Anthony R. Milch
• Recording: Craig "Pup" Heath
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Al Magliochetti
• Costume Designer: Peter Mitchell
• Music Editor: Tom Milano
• Set Designer: Natalie Richards
• Re-Recording Mixer: Andy Nelson
• Casting: Patrick Rush
• Grip: Chris Oliver
• Set Dresser: Todd Morris
• Foley Artist: John Roesch
• First Assistant Director: Michele Panelli-Venetis
• ADR Mixer: Thomas J. O'Connell
• Boom Operator: Marvin E. Lewis
• Hair Styles: Barbara Lorenz
• Supervising Sound Editor: John Leveque
• Assistant Sound Editor: Brooke Henerson Ward
• Musical Direction/Supervision: Randall Poster
• Set Decorator: Sandy Reynolds-Wasco
• Set Dresser: Gyula Toth
• Executive Producer: Bob Weinstein ,Harvey Weinstein
• Production Designer: David Wasco
• Set Designer: Sandy Reynolds Wasco
• Director: Don Roos
• Screenwriter: Don Roos
• Sound/Sound Designer: Willie D. Burton
• Dialogue Editor: Bernard Weiser
• Producer: Michael Besman
• Sound Effects Editor: Bruce Fortune
• Foley Artist: Alyson Moore
• Second Second Assistant Director: Basil Bryant Grillo
• Sound Editor: Soundstorm
• ADR Recordist: Rick Canelli
• Key Grip: Benny Beaird
• Dolly Grip: Jeff Kunkel
• Foley Artist: Michael Broomberg
• Extra Casting: Central Casting
• Second Unit Director Of Photography: Kim Marks
• Additional Photography: Kim Marks
• Co-producer: Bobby Cohen
• Executive Producer: Bob Osher
• Casting: Sharon Klein
• Post Production Supervisor: Jessica Alan
• Assistant Makeup: Mustaq Ashrafi
• Location Manager: Gerard W. Averill
• Music Editor: Mike Baber
• Camera Operator: Paul Babin
• Grip: Nick Beard
• Re-Recording Mixer: Anna Belhmer
• Post Production Assistant: Doug Cilley
• Second Assistant Camera: Steve Craft
• Best Boy Electric: R. Michael De Chelis
• Production Accountant: Tad Driscoll
• Key Make-up: Tina Earnshaw
• Best Boy Grip: Kevin "Rambo" Fitzgerald
• Properties Master: Ellen Freund
• Key Hairstylist: Lynda Gurasich
• Animal Trainer/Wrangler: Scott Hart
• Assistant Location Manager: Judy Heinzen
• Location Manager: Jerry Jaffe
• Assistant Production Coordinator: Chris Kahn
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Brad Kuhen
• Set Dresser: Sean Langdon
• Set Production Assistant: Asha MacLeod
• Set Dresser: James Malley
• Sound Effects Director: Tim Mann
• Assistant Hair: Jacklin Masteran
• Unit Publicist: Carol McConnaughey
• Leadman: Larry A. McGuire
• Assistant Properties: Gloria Murphy
• Production Coordinator: Kitty Olinsky
• Gaffer: James Plannette
• Hair Styles: Rath-Thompson Jannie
• Second Assistant Director: Matt Rebenkoff
• Recording: Bobby Renga
• Script Supervisor: Rebecca Robertson-Szwaja
• Costumes Supervisor: Michelle V. Roth
• Construction Coordinator: John Samson
• Visual Effects Producer: Laurel Schulman
• Casting Assistant: Alyson Silverberg
• Set Production Assistant: Sunday Stevens
• Casting Associate: Barbara Stordahl
• Storyboard Artist: Dan Sweetman
• Buyer: Catharine Tarver
• Set Production Assistant: Mark Trapenberg
• Grip: Shawn Whelan
• First Assistant Editor: Michael Wilson
• Art Department Assistant: Ray Yamagata
• Animal Trainer/Wrangler: Deann Zarkowski
• Unit Production Manager: Barbara Hall
• Casting Associate: Shawn Barry
• Co-producer: Alan C. Blomquist
• Composer (Music Score): Mychael Danna
• Cinematographer: Robert Elswit
• Producer: Steve Golin
• Assistant Art Director: Peter Borck
• Editor: David Codron
• Executive Producer: Meryl Poster
• Stunts: Tom McComas
• Cinematographer: Jack Johnson
• Composer (Music Score): Jack Johnson
• Additional Cinematography: Kim Marks
• Dialogue Editor: Kimberly Lowe Voigt

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Bounce: AMG Review
Derek Armstrong , AMG

Igniting rumors that their on-again, off-again relationship was back on, Ben Affleck and Gwyneth Paltrow paired up for this above-average love story that toys with issues of fate and destiny. The two stars had become sickeningly cutesy and larger than life when this film was released, which may have turned audiences away from what should have been a box-office hit. But Bounce finds both performers toning down their personas and coming across as vulnerable and loveable, which is the key to its surprising charm. Paltrow is especially affecting as the widow Abby Janello, seen a year after the disaster, using defense mechanisms and a fragile supply of self-confidence to get her life back on track. Once the tragedy knocks the simpering smile from Affleck's face, he too is just trying to survive in his new guilt-ridden existence. The movie succumbs too often to plot contrivances that are beneath it. The most egregious is Affleck's teary courtroom apologia near the end, a self-indulgence that no judge would tolerate, which also happens to be aired live on Court TV so Abby can watch it. Johnny Galecki, who appeared in writer/director Don Roos' previous film, The Opposite of Sex, is also out of place as an insubordinate assistant who mocks Buddy's alcoholism, but ends up serving as sort of a guardian angel to him. Still, the stars make Bounce more than watchable. ~ Derek Armstrong, All Movie Guide