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Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
Hollywood Had It Coming
( Adventure / Comedy )


Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back Poster

MPAA Rating:
NC-17
[nonstop crude and sexual humor‚ pervasive strong language‚ and drug content]

US Runtime: 104 min

Premiere Date:
Aug 22, 2001   [Canada]
 
Director: Kevin Smith
 
Writers: Kevin Smith   [characters]
Kevin Smith   [written by]
 
Producers: Jonathan Gordon   [Executive Producer]
Bob Weinstein   [Executive Producer]
Harvey Weinstein   [Executive Producer]
Laura Greenlee   [Producer]
Scott Mosier   [Producer]
Laura Greenlee   [Line Producer]
 
Music by James L. Venable
 
Cinematography: Jamie Anderson
Billy Clevenger
 
Edited by: Scott Mosier
 
Production Companys: Miramax Films
View Askew Productions
 


Cast:

Jason Mewes
Jay
Kevin Smith
Silent Bob
Ben Affleck
Holden McNeil/Himself
Jeff Anderson
Randal Graves
Brian O’Halloran
Dante Hicks (Brian Christopher O’Halloran)
Shannon Elizabeth
Justice
Eliza Dushku
Sissy
Ali Larter
Chrissy
Jennifer Schwalbach Smith
Missy
Will Ferrell
Federal Wildlife Marshal Willenholly
Jason Lee
Brodie Bruce/Banky Edwards
Judd Nelson
Sheriff
George Carlin
Hitchhiker
Carrie Fisher
Nun
Seann William Scott
Brent
Jon Stewart
Reg Hartner
Jules Asner
Herself
Steve Kmetko
Himself
Tracy Morgan
Pumpkin Escobar
Gus Van Sant
Himself
Chris Rock
Chaka Luther King
Jamie Kennedy
Chaka's Production Assistant
Wes Craven
Himself
Shannen Doherty
Herself
Mark Hamill
Himself
Amy Noble
Silent Bob's Mother
Harley Quinn Smith
Baby Silent Bob
Ever Carradine
Jay's Mother
Brian Andrew Saible
Baby Jay
Gavin Brooks
Baby Jay voice
John Willyung
Passerby
Nick Fellinger
Teen #2
Vincent Pereira
Quick Stop Customer
Ernest O’Donnell
Cop
Marc Blucas
The Guy (Scooby 'Fred')
Matthew James
The Dude (Scooby 'Shaggy')
Jane Silvia
Bookish Girl (Scooby 'Velma')
Eric Winzenried
Cop #1
 
Jonathan Gordon
Cop #2
John Maynard
Cop #3
Robert Holtzman
Cop #4
Tom Dorfmeister
Cop #5
Joe Quesada
Pizza Delivery Guy
Michelle Anne Johnson
Hooker #1
Merritt Hicks
Hooker #2
Diedrich Bader
Miramax Security Guard Gordon
Scott Mosier
Assistant Director (GWH2)/Willam Black
James J. McLauchlin
Clapper/Loader (GWH2)
Scott William Winters
Himself
Joseph D. Reitman
Assistant Director (Bluntman & Chronic)
Paul Dini
Clapper/Loader (Bluntman & Chronic)
Quentin Wright
William Dusky
Gregory Owen
Suburban Kid
Ralph B. Meyer
Receptionist
Bryan Johnson
Steve-Dave Pulasti
Walter Flanagan
Walt Grover the Fanboy
Renée Humphrey
Tricia Jones
Joey Lauren Adams
Alyssa Jones
Dwight Ewell
Hooper LaMont
Alanis Morissette
That Woman
Morris Day
Himself
Steven Anthony Lawrence
Kid in the Helmet (scenes deleted)
Adam Carolla
FBI Agent Sid (scenes deleted)
Brian Lynch
Comic Book Shopper #1 (uncredited)
David Mandel
Extra (uncredited)
Matt Damon
Himself (uncredited)
Stephanie Logan
Convenience Store Girl (uncredited)
Cass Franklin
Extra (uncredited)
Eli Marienthal
Magnolia Fan (uncredited)
Chris McDevitt
Comic Book Shopper #2 (uncredited)
Zak Charles Knutson
voice of The Clit (uncredited)
James Van Der Beek
Himself (uncredited)
Thomas Burke
Blue Collar Man (uncredited)
Rusty Sheridan
Afroed Whitey (uncredited)
Scott C. Sener
Quiet Scott (uncredited)
Jason Biggs
Himself (uncredited)
 
 

Crew:

Tamara Allen
production coordinator
Lynn Appelle
production coordinator: New Jersey
Jennifer Barin
apprentice editor
Lisa D. Carey
first assistant accountant
Michael Dawes
driver
Nicholas Grieco
grip
Monica Hampton
post-production supervisor
Jacqui Howell
film loader: New Jersey
Zak Charles Knutson
production secretary
Greg Luntzel
first assistant camera
Ralph B. Meyer
location manager
Morgan Miles
production accountant
Sean Hunter Moe
second assistant camera
 
Randy Nolen
camera operator: "b" camera
Randy Nolen
steadicam operator
Larry Pausback
best boy electric
Kim Percival
production coordinator: wrap
Paul Pistore
lead puppeteer
Huey Redwine
stand-in
Dani Rosen
animator
Alan Scher
post-production assistant
Elizabeth Schulze
assistant production coordinator
Faye Sevilla
costumer
Michael Tolochko
electrician
Mari Wilson
additional script supervisor
 

Special Effects:

Bellissimo/Belardinelli Effects Inc.
Digital Research Lab
Kickstart Productions
Matte World Digital
MetroLight Studios
 
Pacific Title & Art Studio
Threshold Entertainment - Digital Research Lab
Tigar Hare Studios
Visual Concept Engineering (VCE)
 

Filming Locations: (Now With Clickable Links To Location On Google Maps)

 

Tech Info:

Budget:
$22,000,000 (USA)
Camera:
Panavision Cameras and Lenses
Color Info:
Color (DeLuxe)
Laboratory:
DeLuxe, USA
Aspect Ratio:
2.35 : 1
Cinematographic Process:
Super 35
Film Negative Format:
35 mm - Kodak
Printed Film Format:
35 mm - anamorphic
Shooting Dates:
14 Jan 2001 - 19 Apr 2001

ASH's Review:

    The finale of the Viewaskewniverse series of movies finishes with a bong, er, uh, bang. Not even close to the best of the series, but definately a fun trip. Kev rips on everything and everyone with his tongue planted firmly in his cheek. I will admit that this film is NOT for everyone, but if you enjoyed the previous films you should enjoy this one as well.

Quotes:

  • Jay: Yo lunchbox, hurry it up!
     
  • Jay: What the f**k are you bitches babbling about?
     
  • [Silent Bob attempts to get his point across with pantomime.]
    Jay: Why don't you just say it?
    Silent Bob: [grabbing Jay by the collar] The sign on the back of the car said "Critters Of Hollywood", you dumb f**k!
    Jay: [mutters] Say it, don't spray it.
     
  • Sissy: Stealing, boning, blowing s**t up.
     
  • Banky: You know what? I feel for you boys, I really do, but Miramax - you know, Miramax Films - paid me a s**tload of money for Bluntman and Chronic. So it occurs to me that people badmouthing you on some website is none of my f**king concern.
    Silent Bob: Oh, but I think it is... We had a deal with you, on the comics remember, for likeness rights, and as we're not only the artistic basis, but also obviously the character basis, for your intellectual property, Bluntman and Chronic. When said property was optioned by Miramax Films, you were legally obliged to secure our permission to transfer the concept to another medium. As you failed to do that, Banky, you are in breach of the original contract, ergo you find yourself in a very actionable position.
    Jay: Yeah.
     

Trivia:

  • David Duchovny was offered a small role, but eventually had to turn it down due to his commitment to "The X-Files".
     
  • The character name "Marshall Willenholly" refers to Marshall, Will, and Holly, characters from the TV series "Land of the Lost".
     
  • Alanis Morrisette's appearance, marks one of the few times in movie history where an actress/actor appears for the first time in the movie, after being listed in the end credits.
     
  • Shannon Elizabeth originally read for a minor role but so impressed director Kevin Smith that he decided to cast her in the lead.
     
  • When Jay and Silent Bob find Suzanne on the set of Scream 4, the lead actress is surprised that a monkey was playing the role of the killer - Wes Craven never told the actors in the Scream sequels who the killer was.
     

Credits Fun:

  • Credit for Malcom Ingram as a "Mewes Wrangler"
     
  • Like Smith's other films, this one closes with a snippet of Jay's dialogue
     
  • Instead of "Jay and Silent Bob Will Return In...", it now reads, "Jay and Silent Bob have left the building." There is then a clip of Jay saying "Snoogans".
     
  • After the credits, That Woman (God) closes the book on the View Askewniverse and prances away
     
  • No animals were harmed during the making of this film, but some internet snipers got their asses handed to them.
     
  • The Director Would Like to Thank...

    GOD - He Who makes it all possible
    JEN - She who picks up His slack with patience, love and lust
    SCOTT - Without whom, I'm nothing
    JAY - Without whom, there's no movie
    BOB - For Saying "Take' em out of Jersey"
    HARVEY - For Saying "Kevin and Scott are making a movie where?!?"
    MOM AND DAD - The best parents a guy ever had
    GAIL AND BYRON - A close second
    HARLEY - For her never-ending fascination with poo-poo
    GORDON - For the same
    JAMIE - For shooting the best looking flick we've ever made
    JIM - For scoring the best looking flick we've ever made
    SLOSS - who coined the phrase "It's Dogma without the religion."
    RASKIND - who coined the phrase "I'd fire Sloss for saying that."
    AFFLECK - Once more into the breach, dear friend
    MATTY - who didn't charge nearly as much as the breach guy
    LEE - who did double-duty
    BRIAN AND JEFF - who did it yet again
    PHILBERT - for sound editing advice
    VORDO - for sound editing advice
    TIM - who kept it all running smoothly
    LAURA - who kept it all running smoothly and under budget
    GOOSEBERG - for C.G.I., there's no better man out there
    SUE - for you, there are better men out there
    THE CAST - who elevated a bunch of dirty words with their talents
    THE CREW - who elevated everything else, with a smile
    BRYAN - who laughed at "Give me the map Scott!"
    WALT - who laughs at Bryan's expense
    GINA - for coming back
    MONICA - who makes Scott come - to work, you pigs. To work.
    MING - He's the deejay, I'm the rapper
    BRAD AND CHRIS - they're the wheels of steel
    JIM MCLAUCHLIN - the wizard of Wizard
    AINT IT COOL MIKE - the Cool of Ain't It Cool
    CHAPMAN - who's merchandising my kid right into private school
    CAROL - who's keeping it all accounted for
    MATT WAGNER - for the logo we've gotten a lot of mileage out of
    OEMING - for the artwork we'll milk to death
    THE FOLKS WHO POST AT WWW.VIEWASKEW.COM - for the never-ending kind words
    THE FOLKS WHO POST AT AINT-IT-COOL-NEWS.COM - for the never-ending abuse
    HAWK & PIERSON - for starting this whole mess
    and
    MALCOLM - the best sport outside of hockey
     
  • No gay people were harmed during the making of this film (however, some were used as test dummies in the creative process).
    Anybody who uses the insults contained in this film on any gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender or heterosexual person --real, percieved or imaginary-- is a total dumbass!
     
  • Near the end of the credits, it says: How's our driving? Tell us at www.viewaskew.com.
     

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