Little Miss Sunshine[Widescreen Dubbed Subtitle AC3] - Blu-ray Disc

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Cast

• Abigail Breslin
• Abigail Breslin - Olive
• Jerry Giles - Funeral Home Worker
• Melvin Rodriguez - Officer Martinez
• Geoff Meed - Biker Dad
• Paul Dano
• Paul Dano - Dwayne
• Matt Winston - Pageant MC
• Mary Lynn Rajskub - Pageant Assistant Pam
• Jill Talley - Cindy
• Justin Shilton - Josh
• Greg Kinnear
• Greg Kinnear - Richard
• Chuck Loring - Convenience Store Propietor
• Lauren Shiohama - Miss California
• Joan Scheckel - Judge
• Casandra Ashe - Girl in Hallway
• Alexandria Alaman - Pageant Contestant
• Brittany Baird - Pageant Contestant
• Brenae Bandy - Pageant Contestant
• Maliah Hudson - Pageant Contestant
• Lindsey Jordan - Pageant Contestant
• Annabelle Roberts - Pageant Contestant
• Nicole Stoehr - Pageant Contestant
• Alissa Anderegg - Pageant Contestant
• Cambria Baird - Pageant Contestant
• Kristen Holaas - Pageant Contestant
• Destry Jacobs - Pageant Contestant
• Shane Murphy - Pageant Contestant
• Sydni Stevenson-Love - Pageant Contestant
• Lauren Yee - Pageant Contestant
• Gordon Thomson - Larry Sugarman
• John Walcutt - Doctor #2
• Alan Arkin
• Alan Arkin - Grandpa
• Brenda Canela - Diner Waitress
• Beth Grant - Pageant Official Jenkins
• Wallace Langham - Kirby
• Julio Oscar Mechoso - Mechanic
• Paula Newsome - Linda
• Dean Norris - State Trooper McCleary
• Steven Christopher Parker - Teen Boy #1
• Steve Carell
• Steve Carell - Frank
• Toni Collette
• Toni Collette - Sheryl
• Courteney Cox Arquette
• Bryan Cranston - Stan Grossman
• Marc Turtletaub - Doctor #1
• Wally Ward - Kirby

Crew

• ADR Mixer: Bob Deschaine
• Dialogue Editor: John Stuver
• ADR Editor: Nancy Kyong Nugent
• Second Assistant Camera: Rigney Sackley
• ADR Mixer: Ron Bedrosian
• Sound Effects Editor: Steven F. Nelson
• Music Editor: Josh Winget
• Script Supervisor: Lyn Matsuda Norton
• Extra Casting: Rich King & Associates
• Art Department Coordinator: Theresa Greene
• Department Head Hair: Janis Clark
• Post Production Accountant: Trevanna Post
• Costumes Supervisor: Robin E. McMullan
• Choreography: Marguerite Derricks
• Production Accountant: Mike Revell
• Transportation Coordinator: Geno Hart
• Camera Operator: Jeffrey P. Greeley
• Visual Effects: Inc. Look Effects
• Personal Assistant: James Robert Kaplan
• Assistant Sound Editor: Patrick Cusack
• Electrician: Russell E. Curtis
• Sound Mixer: Brad Haehnel
• Recording: Brad Haehnel
• Assistant Choreographer: Jennifer L. Hamilton
• Stunts: Kacie Borrowman
• Foley Artist: Diane Marshall
• Still Photographer: Eric Lee
• Foley Mixer: Lucy Sustar
• Post Production Supervisor: Michael M. Toji
• Steadicam Operator: Lawrence Karman
• Camera Operator: Lawrence Karman
• Producer: David Friendly
• Re-Recording Mixer: Rick Ash
• Foley Artist: Gregg Barbanell
• Stunts: Clay Boss
• Electrician: Carlos Gallardo
• Voice Casting: Barbara Harris
• Re-Recording Mixer: Terry Rodman
• Director: Jonathan Dayton
• Editor: Pamela Martin
• Executive Producer: Michael Beugg
• Unit Production Manager: Michael Beugg
• Stunts: Matt Taylor
• Musical Direction/Supervision: Susan Jacobs
• Sound/Sound Designer: Steven A. Morrow
• Sound Mixer: Steven A. Morrow
• Assistant Properties: Ellis Barbacoff
• Casting: Justine Baddeley
• Foley Editor: Kerry Carmean
• Set Decorator: Melissa Levander
• Casting: Kim Davis-Wagner
• Associate Producer: Bart Lipton
• ADR Mixer: Greg Steele
• Cinematographer: Tim Suhrstedt
• Stunts Coordinator: Tom Harper
• Stunts: Tim Trella
• Producer: Ron Yerxa
• Art Director: Alan Muraoka
• Producer: Albert Berger ,Peter Saraf
• First Assistant Director: Thomas Patrick Smith
• Costume Designer: Nancy Steiner
• Supervising Sound Editor: Andrew DeCristofaro ,Steven Robinson
• Stunts: Christie Abercrombi
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Adam Avitabile
• Electrician: Clint J. Borden
• Unit Publicist: Erik Bright
• Electrician: Brian Cantrell
• Key Hairstylist: Susan Carol-Schwary
• Video Assist: Ed Casares
• Personal Assistant: Molly Cooper
• Second Assistant Camera: Gregory H. Dellerson
• Electrician: Josh Denering
• Casting Associate: Cate Engel
• Set Dresser: Joe Garcia
• Second Second Assistant Director: Kate Greenberg
• Stunts: Rick Gunderson
• Musical Performer: Thomas Hagerman
• Stunts: Riley Thomas Harper ,Tracie Richelle Harrison
• Electrician: Keith Hascher
• Lead Scenic Artist: Troy Hope
• Extra Casting: Kelly Hunt
• Costume/Wardrobe: Lisa Hyde
• Unit Publicist: Insignia Incorporated
• Stunts: Johnny Johnson
• Musical Performer: John Krovoza
• Electrician: Rick Lawrence
• First Assistant Camera: Heather Lea
• Personal Assistant: Joe Lewis
• Set Production Assistant: Christopher Licata
• Stunts: Kevin Maier
• Production Assistant: Jason Mandel
• Set Dresser: David Marple
• Assistant Production Coordinator: Charissa Deann McLain
• Personal Assistant: Emily McMaster
• Location Manager: Chris Miller
• Electrician: Alan "Monk" Morier
• Sound Mixer: Paramount Recording Studios
• Recording: Paramount Recording Studios
• Casting Assistant: Yasmin Redoblado
• Set Production Assistant: Liron Reiter
• Electrician: Steve Rollins ,Chris Rossi
• Set Production Assistant: Negar Saddigh ,Rocsana Saddigh
• Unit Publicist: Jesse Salka
• Musical Performer: Jeanie Schroder
• Second Assistant Director: Gregory Smith
• Assistant Makeup: Nicole Sortillion
• Key Costumer: Jennifer Starzyk
• Script Supervisor: Suzanne C. Swindle
• Set Production Assistant: Katherine A. Taylor
• Additional Music: Tony Tisdale
• Personal Assistant: Cori Uchida
• Musical Performer: Nick Urata
• Electrician: Aaron Vyvial
• Department Head Makeup: Torsten Witte
• Stunts: Jenny Worman
• First Assistant Accountant: Bryan Yaconelli
• Director: Valerie Faris
• Screenwriter: Michael Arndt
• Executive Producer: Jeb Brody
• Featured Music: De Votchka
• Recording: De Votchka
• Musical Direction/Supervision: Anne Litt
• Stunts: Peter Claven Cullen, Jr.
• Personal Assistant: Felipe Linz
• Camera Loader: Michelle Pizanis
• Negative Cutter: Magic Film & Video Works
• Cable Person: Robert Sharman
• Production Coordinator: Michyl-Shannon Quilty
• Set Medic/First Aid: Mike Artino
• Composer (Music Score): Mychael Danna
• Musical Performer: Mychael Danna
• Producer: David T. Friendly
• Transportation Captain: Adam Pinkstaff
• Production Designer: Kalina Ivanov
• Key Make-up: Angel Radefeld
• Properties Master: Tony Bonaventura
• Production Supervisor: Bob Dohrmann
• Production Assistant: Francis M. Hadinoto ,Joshua Mandel
• Assistant Editor: Terel Gibson
• Transportation Captain: Angel Desanti
• Personal Assistant: Jessica Otto
• Set Production Assistant: Paul Young
• Craft Service/Catering: Rich Cody ,Eric Armao
• Producer: Marc Turtletaub
• Best Boy Electric: Matt Bardoca
• Boom Operator: Craig Dollinger
• Craft Service/Catering: Eclipse Catering
• Electrician: Paul Goodstein
• Key Hairstylist: Dugg Kirkpatrick
• Craft Service/Catering: Laurent Marchand
• Gaffer: Paul McIlvaine
• Visual Effects Producer: Josh Comen
• Set Dresser: Chris Ann Pappas
• Color Timing: Lee Wimer
• Leadman: Michael Klingerman
• Set Dresser: Rion Waller
• First Assistant Camera: Theda Streetman
• Stunts: Joe Everett Michaels
• Assistant Location Manager: Nate Taylor
• Foley Editor: Kerry Ann Carmean-Williams
• ADR Editor: Nancy Nugent
• Key Hairstylist: Susan Carol Schwary
• Casting: Kimbery Davis-Wagner

Little Miss Sunshine: AMG Review
Perry Seibert , AMG

Michael Arndt's screenplay for the stellar comedy Little Miss Sunshine is tightly constructed, and full of the kinds of characters talented actors kill to portray. All of the characters and themes are economically but patiently set up in a funny 20-minute dinner sequence that opens the movie. Throughout the film, characters perform what seem to be throwaway actions that actually pay off later in the film. The fact that first-time directors Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris know when to keep the story moving and when to slow down for the first-rate character stuff helps make it one of the great debuts of the year. However, it is the actors who make Little Miss Sunshine one of the best films of 2006. These characters, from the suicidal Proust scholar to the heroin-addicted grandfather to the silent, sullen teenager to the failed motivational speaker (a comedy concept worthy of an award in and of itself), could all be played so grandly that the film would collapse. However, everybody stays on the same page emotionally, making them seem like a real family and like real individuals. About a third of the way into Little Miss Sunshine, Steve Carell and Alan Arkin play a simple scene in which Arkin's character makes a frank request that gets a laugh from Carell's character. The scene is unusual because very rarely does anyone actually laugh onscreen in a comedy. Carell's laugh feels utterly genuine and entirely in character, making the conversation one of the moments that best exemplifies the humanism and the humor in the thoroughly entertaining Little Miss Sunshine. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide