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The Amateurs

The Amateurs Movie SynopsisDown-and-out divorcee Andy Sargentee (Jeff Bridges), with the help of his five motley friends, brainstorms a genius idea to make their dreams come true. They are going to rally their small town to produce an amateur adult film! They think they've found the road to fame and fortune, but their fantasy quickly turns into a hilarious misadventure as they encounter more than a few bumps in the road. Their good natured attempts lead to the creation of the most un-adult, adult film ever. See how THE AMATEURS bring an entire small town together, in the biggest comedic disaster turned boffo box office success.

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Release Date: December 7, 2007
Genre: Comedy
Running Time: 100 min.
Distributor(s): First Look Pictures
Tagline: Lights... Camera... Idiots!
MPAA Rating: R for sexual content and language.

Director:
Michael Traeger

Writer(s):
Michael Traeger - Screenplay

Producer(s):
Michael Kuhn - Executive Producer
Aaron Ryder - Producer

Movie Casts:
Jeff Bridges - Andy Sargentee
Tim Blake Nelson - Barney Macklehatton
Joe Pantoliano - Some Idiot
William Fichtner - Otis
Ted Danson - Moose
Patrick Fugit - Emmett
John Hawkes - Moe
Brad William Henke - Ron (as Brad Henke)
Glenne Headly - Helen Tatelbaum
Tom Bower - Floyd
Dawn Didawick - Clara
Jayne Taini - Mrs. Morelli
Lauren Graham - Peggy
Jeanne Tripplehorn - Thelma
Alex D. Linz - Billy (as Alex Linz)

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