A producer's film is endangered when his star walks off, so he decides to digitally create an actress to substitute for the star, becoming an overnight sensation that everyone thinks is a real person.
Trailer
Cast
Andrew Niccol
Director
Al Pacino
Viktor Taransky
Catherine Keener
Elaine Christian
Rachel Roberts
Simone
Benjamin Salisbury
Production Assistant
Winona Ryder
Nicola Anders
Darnell Williams
Studio Executive #1
Jim Rash
Studio Executive #2
Ron Perkins
Studio Executive #3
Jay Mohr
Hal Sinclair
Evan Rachel Wood
Lainey Christian Taransky
Jeffrey Pierce
Kent
Jeff Williams
Man in Suit
Mitzi Martin
Premiere Audience Member
Carole Androsky
Premiere Audience Member
Christopher Neiman
Premiere Audience Member
Jolie Jenkins
Premiere Audience Member
Derrex Brady
Premiere Audience Member
Lisa Cerasoli
Premiere Audience Member
Andrew Niccol
Writer
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Comments
10 Comments
source: S1m0ne
As said in my summary this one is not a comedy is pure satire of: celebrities - star system - hollywood - thirst for gossip - fame and the madness it can cause A good and interesting movie, with powerfull Pacino successfully carrying the load. Worth seeing...
This is the best film about Hollywood since The Player. It's lighthearted and funny, while raising serious questions about the nature of reality in a medium that relies on public acclaim as the only measure of success. Al Pacino, Catherine Keener, Winona Ryder, newcomer Rachel Roberts and the rest of the cast put in stellar performances--there are no weak links. This is destined to become a classic. Be sure to sit through the credits for the bonus scene at the very end.
I am vaguely appalled that this movie has such a low IMDB score. I have resolved that it is either down to the movie being targeted at the wrong market (who, after seeing it, quickly logged on to IMDB to whinge about how it wasn't the romantic comedy they paid for), or that too many so called "intellectuals" from the likes of MIT, etc decided they would pan the film simply because they are pricks with nothing better to do. Either way, this is a vastly underrated film and I am glad I made the effort to see it.
