| Pretty Bird | |||||
| Paramount (2008) | |||||
| Comedy | |||||
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| Paul Giamatti | Rick Honeycutt | |
| Billy Crudup | Curtis Prentiss | |
| Anna Camp | Becca French | |
| Garret Dillahunt | Carson Thrash | |
| James Wetzel | Dennis | |
| David Hornsby | Kenny | |
| Brent King | Berger | |
| Elizabeth Marvel | Tonya | |
| Denis O'Hare | Chuck | |
| Daniel Stewart Sherman | Ted | |
| Michael Heintzman | Chris the Ad Guy | |
| Lennon Parham | Woman at Gas Station | |
| Daniel Cameron Talbott | Hustler | |
| Kristen Wiig |
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| Producer | Doug Bernheim
James Shifren |
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| Writer | Paul Schneider
Zene Baker |
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| Cinematography | Igor Martinovic
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| Musician | Doug Bernheim
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Inventor Kurt (Billy Crudup) hires Rick (Paul Giamatti) to help him create a rocket-powered belt. Rick has been active in the aerospace industry for 20 years but ended up unemployed. He starts to manipulate Kurt and tries to steal both his invention and his ideas. Kurt asks his best friend, Kenny (David Hornsby) to help him sell the belt. Kenny owns a mattress store and brings sales experience to the group. In the end Kurt and Kenny's friendship is being tested as business gets mixed with pleasure. |
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