[New post] The Peanut Butter Falcon

Ulkar Alakbarova posted: "A down-on-his-luck crab fisherman embarks on a journey to get a young man with Down syndrome to a professional wrestling school in rural North Carolina and away from the retirement home where he's lived for the past two and a half years." The Peanut Butter Falcon Ulkar Alakbarova May 1 A down-on-his-luck crab fisherman embarks on a journey to get a young man with Down syndrome to a professional wrestling school in rural North Carolina and away from the retirement home where he's lived for the past two and a half years. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Tyler: Shia LaBeouf Zak: Zack Gottsagen Eleanor: Dakota Johnson Clint / The Salt Water Redneck: Thomas Haden Church Duncan: John Hawkes Carl: Bruce Dern Mark: Jon Bernthal Ratboy: Yelawolf Blind Jasper John: Wayne Dehart Sam: Aurelian Smith Jr. Jacob: Mick Foley Rosemary: Ann Owens Winkie: Rob Thomas Orderly: Tim Zajaros Craig: Jonathan D. Williams Janice: Deja Dee Glen: Lee Spencer Trucker: Mark Helms Billy: Michael Berthold Convenience Store Clerk: Bruce Henderson Diner Waitress: Susan McPhail Sam's Opponent: Anthony Harvey Wrestler: Christopher Higgins Wrestler: Eric Dees Film Crew: Foley Supervisor: Walter Spencer Producer: Albert Berger Producer: Ron Yerxa Editor: Kevin Tent Storyboard Artist: J. Todd Anderson Executive Producer: Tim Shriver Co-Executive Producer: Matthew J. Malek Stunt Double: Chris Nielsen Post Production Supervisor: Beau J. Genot Director of Photography: Nigel Bluck Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Andy Koyama Local Casting: Tracy Kilpatrick Original Music Composer: Noam Pikelny Executive Producer: Aaron Scotti Production Supervisor: Devin Ward Assistant Location Manager: James Troutman Original Music Composer: Jonathan Sadoff Stunt Coordinator: Michael R. Long Producer: Christopher Lemole Loop Group Coordinator: Grant George Makeup Department Head: Lauren Thomas Supervising Sound Editor: Trevor Gates Graphic Designer: Lillian Heyward Sound Effects Editor: Michael Baird Supervising Dialogue Editor: Jason Dotts Producer: Tim Zajaros Production Design: Gabrael Wilson Hair Department Head: Andrea Bowman Best Boy Electric: Keith Pickett Set Costumer: Christy Hebert Foley Artist: Mike Horton ADR Mixer: Chris Navarro Digital Imaging Technician: Jonny Revolt Assistant Costume Designer: Emily Heyman Unit Production Manager: Manu Gargi Writer: Tyler Nilson Costume Design: Melissa Walker Transportation Captain: Randy Southerland First Assistant Sound Editor: Mark Coffey Script Supervisor: LeAnne Mims Special Effects Coordinator: Jeffrey G. Wicker Producer: Lije Sarki Production Accountant: Bob Shapiro First Assistant Director: James Grayford Casting Associate: Blair Foster Music Editor: Jason Wormer Production Accountant: Susan Haley Genetator Operator: Jack McCollum Makeup Artist: Sarah Lawless Emmett Production Sound Mixer: Kevin Strahm Utility Stunts: Steven Legate Production Secretary: Emily Croke Grip: Brett Hall Grip: Scott Christopher Harmon Additional Still Photographer: Joe Mast Stunt Double: David Anthony Buglione Property Master: A. Patrick Storey Key Grip: Ryan McGuire Gaffer: Jamie Baglio Costume Supervisor: Lauren Britt Foley Artist: Tim McKeown Boom Operator: Jason Sullivan Sound Mix Technician: Duncan McRae Hairstylist: Shaquanta Green Grip: Tiffany Burns Set Dresser: Raymond Talley Original Music Composer: Gabe Witcher Digital Intermediate Producer: Amy Redfern Additional Still Photographer: Hunter Holder First Assistant "A" Camera: Jimmy Ward Grip: Beau Bellanich Key Hair Stylist: Myeisha Wade Production Coordinator: Genevieve Hawkins Prop Maker: Wiley Workman Set Dresser: Chelsea Lockhart Set Dresser: Alex Richards Location Manager: Jody Schiesser Assistant Location Manager: Oran Domingue First Assistant "B" Camera: Tom Jordan Grip: Rocky Amon Special Effects Coordinator: Trey Gordon Digital Imaging Technician: Michael Kellogg Drone Pilot: David Thies Executive Producer: Carmella Casinelli Executive Producer: Michelle Sie Whitten Music Supervisor: Zachary Dawes Editor: Nat Fuller Key Makeup Artist: Brie Puneky Writer: Michael Schwartz Camera Operator: Jac Fitzgerald Colorist: Katie Jordan Production Secretary: Grant Prater Set Medic: Bruce Cheek Stunt Double: Robbie Cox Assistant Location Manager: Cody Gilkeson Set Decoration: 'Jungle Jim' Shaughnessy Second Assistant "B" Camera: Bryce Denton Stunts: Simeon Freeman Second Assistant Director: Dee Jones Stunt Double: Madeline Miller Stunt Double: Yegor Christman Stunt Double: Keith Long Stunt Double: Danny Gimondo Payroll Accountant: Gary Ebron First Assistant Accountant: Joanne Bowie First Assistant Accountant: Kamisha McCullough Leadman: Ian Breslerman Set Dresser: Jennifer Gledhill Set Dresser: Mark A. Austin Set Dresser: Michael Rossi Second Assistant "A" Camera: Nathan Stern Still Photographer: Seth F. Johnson Best Boy Grip: David Conti Grip: Kelton 'Mookie' Ballard Dolly Grip: Steven Allen Boom Operator: Christina Fowler Assistant Editor: Michelle Nécole Griffith Prop Maker: Taylor Kortes Set Medic: James V. Harvey Set Medic: Jeffery Clifton Set Medic: Thomas Roberts Movie Reviews: SWITCH.: 'The Peanut Butter Falcon' has become the rare indie darling to make a splash at the U.S. box office, and Australian audiences would be wise to follow suit. It's a comedy that is as sweet and unique as its main star, and points towards a bright future for disabled inclusivity in film. - Ashley Teresa Read Ashley's full article... https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-the-peanut-butter-falcon-wholesome-and-heartfelt nadjaclementine: > Heartwarming and sweet, though lacking a memorable plot to anchor it. Ryan: Cinema cannot get much better than this. Brilliant. CinemaSerf: I was a bit sceptical when I saw the casting for this - Shia LaBeouf trying to rehabilitate himself after his recent off-screen shenanigans with a heart-rending story about a lad with Down Syndrome? Well, how wrong was I? It is a an uplifting experience from start to finish. A brief appearance from Bruce Dern, a coating of of vaseline and away we go into a journey that sees Zak meet and travel with Tyler as they develop a bond that is truly joyful and convincing. You can tell that they both had fun making the film, the chemistry is palpable. Our family used to work closely with folks and their families coping with DS and the notion of restraining them for their own (and others' good) in institutions was never far away; this escape and subsequent adventure demonstrates, albeit fictionally, that the human spirit is alive and well in everyone. Highly recommend this film. Comment Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from Movie Reviews. TV Coverage. Trailers. Film Festivals.. 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