Pleasantville - Viagem Ao Passado
17/09/1998
"Pleasantville - Viagem ao Passado" é o filme com que Gary Ross, também argumentista, se estreou na realização tendo conquistado três nomeações para os Óscares de 1999 (melhor direcção artística, melhor figurino e melhor banda sonora). A história começa com uma briga entre os irmãos Jennifer (Reese Witherspoon) e David (Tobey Maguire) por causa de um estranho comando de televisão. Subitamente, vêem-se transportados para o mundo de Pleasantville, uma série televisiva que retrata os anos 1950, onde tudo parece perfeito. Sem saberem como e quando vão conseguir regressar aos anos 1990, procuram adaptar-se à realidade a preto e branco que os rodeia. Mas depressa descobrem que nem tudo é assim tão perfeito.
Informações do filme
Tobey Maguire
as David
Reese Witherspoon
as Jennifer
William H. Macy
as George Parker
Joan Allen
as Betty Parker
Jeff Daniels
as Mr. Johnson
J. T. Walsh
as Big Bob
Paul Walker
as Skip
Don Knotts
as TV Repairman
Marley Shelton
as Margaret Henderson
Jane Kaczmarek
as David's Mom
Giuseppe Andrews
as Howard
Jenny Lewis
as Christin
Marissa Ribisi
as Kimmy
Denise Dowse
as Health Teacher
McNally Sagal
as Science Teacher
Paul Morgan Stetler
as College Counselor
Kevin Connors
as Bud Parker
Natalie Ramsey
as Mary Sue Parker
Justin Nimmo
as Mark Davis
Kai Lennox
as Mark's Lackey #1
Jason Behr
as Mark's Lackey #2
Harry Singleton
as Mr. Simpson
John Ganun
as Fireman #1
Dawn Cody
as Betty Jean
Maggie Lawson
as Lisa Anne
Andrea Baker
as Peggy Jane
Lela Ivey
as Miss Peters
Marc Blucas
as Basketball Hero
Danny Strong
as Juke Box Boy
Heather McGill
as Girl in School Yard
Robin Bissell
as Commercial Announcer (voice)
Jim Patric
as Tommy
Stanton Rutledge
as Coach
Jason Maves
as Paperboy
Gerald Emerick
as TV Weatherman
Charles C. Stevenson Jr.
as Dr. Henderson
Nancy Lenehan
as Marge Jenkins
Weston Blakesley
as Gus
Patrick Thomas O'Brien
as Roy
Jim Antonio
as Ralph
Kristin Rudrüd
as Mary
Laura Carney
as Bridge Club Lady
Dan Gillies
as Fireman #2
Erik MacArthur
as Will
Adam Carter
as Boy in Soda Shop
David Tom
as Whitey
Johnny Moran
as Pete
Jeanine Jackson
as Woman
J. Patrick Lawlor
as Thug
James Keane
as Police Chief Dan
