Version Details

Cast

• Luis Guzman
• David Krumholtz - Goldstein
• Kal Penn
• Kal Penn - Kumar
• Ethan Embry - Billy Carver
• Paula Garcés - Maria
• Fred Willard - Dr. Willoughby
• Neil Patrick Harris
• Neil Patrick Harris - Himself
• Christopher Meloni - Freakshow
• Ryan Reynolds - Male Nurse
• John Cho
• John Cho - Harold
• Jamie Kennedy
• Eddie Kaye Thomas - Rosenberg
• Brooke D'Orsay
• Steve Braun
• Shaun Majumder
• Ethan Randall - Billy Carver
• Kalpen Modi
• Kalpen Modi - Kumar
• Kate Kelton
• Malin Akerman - Liane
• Anthony Anderson

Crew

• Editor: Jeff Betancourt
• Executive Producer: Carsten H.W. Lorenz
• Producer: Nathan Kahane
• Musical Direction/Supervision: Dave Jordan
• Executive Producer: Joe Drake
• Stunts Coordinator: Jamie Jones
• Composer (Music Score): David Kitay
• Producer: Greg Shapiro
• Executive Producer: Luke Ryan
• Makeup Special Effects: Paul Jones Effects Studio
• Special Effects Coordinator: John LaForet
• Costume Designer: Alex Kavanaugh
• Second Unit Camera: Eric Moynier
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Bret Culp
• Animator: C.O.R.E. Digital Pictures
• Visual Effects: C.O.R.E. Digital Pictures
• First Assistant Director: Laurie Mirsky
• Casting: Cassandra Kulukundis
• Art Director: Bob Sher
• Production Designer: Steve Rosenzweig
• Executive Producer: Hanno Huth
• Director: Danny Leiner
• Sound/Sound Designer: Jeff Kushner
• Supervising Sound Editor: Jeff Kushner
• Set Decorator: Jeff Fruitman
• Makeup: Diane Mazur
• Sound Editor: Kelly Wright
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Kory Jones
• Visual Effects: Reality Check Studios
• Animator: Heavenspot
• Second Unit Director: Terry Ingram
• Executive Producer: J. David Brewington Jr.
• Director: Orion Walker
• Co-producer: J. Miles Dale
• Cinematographer: Bruce Douglas Johnson
• Screenwriter: Hayden Schlossberg ,Jon Hurwitz
• Producer: Danny Leiner
• Associate Producer: Jim Miller ,Jimmy Miller
• Costume Designer: Alex Kavanagh
• Gaffer: Bob Davidson
• Executive Producer: David Kitay

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Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle: AMG Review
Karl Williams , AMG

Rollicking good fun, persuasive in its joyful high spirits even during the slow, dumb bits, and even sometimes hilarious, Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle (2004) is another cult classic from Danny Leiner, the director of Dude, Where's My Car? (2000). As in that previous film, the yuks hinge on a simple premise: two mismatched buddies on a mundane quest. Granted, a search for addictive square mini-burgers is not exactly the quest for the grail, but it's where the film goes and how it gets there that distinguishes it from just another pea-brained teen sex romp. Over the course of an evening, the heroes (dryly played by John Cho and Kal Penn) escape from prison, have their car stolen by Neil Patrick Harris, who plays himself, and ride a cheetah (you read that correctly). They also encounter some organically placed celebrity cameos, such as Fred Willard, always a treat in small doses, and an unrecognizable Christopher Meloni as a tow-truck driver-cum-swinger named "Freakshow." Despite a brain-damaged subplot about the heroes' regular encounters with extreme-sports bullies (not sure what point is being made there), the pleasurable comic surprises like these keep coming regularly, layered over a surprisingly egalitarian insistence that anyone, regardless of ethnic origin, has the right to blaze up, pig out, and choose not to conform to racial stereotypes. It's a non-conformist, anti-politically correct message straight from the '70s. If you're of a certain tolerant mindset, it's a sweet relief that someone still believes it. ~ Karl Williams, All Movie Guide