Fun with Dick and Jane

After Dick Harper loses his job at Globodyne in an Enron-esque collapse, he and his wife, Jane, turn to crime in order to handle the massive debt they now face. Two intelligent people, Dick and Jane actually get pretty good at robbing people and even enjoy it — but they have second thoughts when they’re reminded that crime can hurt innocent people. When the couple hears that Globodyne boss Jack McCallister actually swindled the company, they plot revenge.

Credits: TheMovieDb.

Film Cast:

Dick Harper: Jim Carrey
Jane Harper: Téa Leoni
Jack McCallister: Alec Baldwin
Frank Bascombe: Richard Jenkins
Veronica Cleeman: Angie Harmon
Garth: John Michael Higgins
Joe Cleeman: Richard Burgi
Oz Peterson: Carlos Jacott
Billy Harper: Aaron Michael Drozin
Blanca: Gloria Garayua
Dick’s Secretary: Michelle Arthur
Jack’s Receptionist: Stacey Travis
Jack’s Assistant: Timm Sharp
Angry Caller (voice): David Herman
Executive: Gian Franco Tordi
Phyllis: Laurie Metcalf
Laughing Executive: P.J. Byrne
INS Agent: Clint Howard
Production Assistant: Dempsey Pappion
Sound Technician: Knox White
Sam Samuels: Walter Addison
Ralph Nader – Defensive Line Coach: Ralph Nader
Hysterical Globodyne Employee: Deena Adar
Ficus Guy: Jorey Bernstein
Female Anchor: Dilva Henry
Hector: Luis Saguar
Gardener: Rocael Leiva
Laughing Executive: Peter Breitmayer
Laughing Executive: Pete Gardner
KostMart Training Leader Lucy: Kym Whitley
KostMart Job Applicant: Gavin Grazer
Gym Manager: Taso Papadakis
Scary KostMart Shopper: James St. James
Lactose Intolerant Shopper: Mary Gillis
Disgruntled KostMart Customer: Esther Scott
Used Car Salesman: Larry Dorf
Day Laborer: Dario Gonzalez
Day Laborer: Emilio Rivera
Day Laborer: Jules Douglas
Truck Guy: Steve Seagren
Research Scientist: Ivar Brogger
INS Agent: Jack Conley
INS Agent: Huey Redwine
Nosy Neighbor: Wayne Flemming
Convenience Store Clerk: Jason Marsden
Bigger Convenience Store Clerk: Scott L. Schwartz
Elderly Lady with Bags: Bette Beatrice
Head Shop Clerk: Rick Overton
Coffee Shop Barrista: Kerry Hoyt
Sushi Chef: Kenji Nakamura
Sushi Chef: Rikio
Sushi Chef: Brian Tee
Car Dealer: Phil Reeves
Ameribanx Security Guard: Daniel Espeseth
Ameribanx Bank Manager: Garrett M. Brown
Debbie: Stephnie Weir
Police Leader at Ameribanx: Peter Weireter
Naomi Seiler: Norma Fierre
Mark Fish: Louis Weinstein
Hunter: Peter Conklin
Bartender: Steve Kehela
Concerned Businessman: Rob Nagle
Waiter: Frankie Levangie
Account Rep – Grand Cayman Bank: Oliver Muirhead
Vice President – Grand Cayman Bank: Chris Ellis
Authorization Officer Spencer: Bob Morrisey
Karen Williams’ Receptionist: Kevin Ruf
Karen Williams: Maggie Rowe
Cop Outside Grand Cayman Bank: Tony Lupo
Female Globodyne Employee: Staci Lawrence
Male Globodyne Employee: Robert Alan Beuth
Cesar: Alejandro Furth
Gym Member (uncredited): Melissa Barker
Test Monkey (uncredited): Crystal the Monkey
Pyramid Tech CEO (uncredited): Jeff Garlin

Film Crew:

Casting: Debra Zane
Costume Design: Julie Weiss
Producer: Jim Carrey
Producer: Brian Grazer
Original Music Composer: Theodore Shapiro
Co-Producer: Kim Roth
Foley Editor: Bob Beher
Visual Effects Editor: Dan Zimmerman
Supervising Art Director: Troy Sizemore
Set Decoration: Garrett Lewis
Director of Photography: Jerzy Zielinski
Executive Producer: Jane Bartelme
Director: Dean Parisot
Editor: Don Zimmerman
Makeup Artist: Bill Corso
Stunt Coordinator: Andy Armstrong
First Assistant Camera: Scott Rathner
Production Design: Barry Robison
Music Supervisor: Randall Poster
Supervising Sound Editor: Michael Hilkene
Sound Designer: Odin Benitez
Story: Judd Apatow
Stunt Double: Pat Banta
Stunt Driver: Joe Bucaro III
Story: Nicholas Stoller
Associate Editor: Dean Zimmerman
Sound Effects Editor: David Grimaldi
Assistant Sound Editor: Randall Guth
ADR Recordist: David Lucarelli
Unit Production Manager: Mary Kane
Assistant Art Director: Jason Sweers
Executive Producer: Peter Bart
Makeup Effects: Joel Harlow
ADR Editor: Eliza Pollack Zebert
Stunt Coordinator: Doug Coleman
Property Master: Charles Stewart
Production Illustrator: Derek Thompson
Boom Operator: Knox White
Executive Producer: Max Palevsky
Orchestrator: Bruce Fowler
Associate Producer: Linda Fields
Musician: George Doering
Stunt Coordinator: Mickey Giacomazzi
Art Direction: Gregory S. Hooper
Casting Associate: Tannis Vallely
Stunt Double: Debbie Evans
Story: Gerald Gaiser
Costume Supervisor: Nancy McArdle
Construction Coordinator: Bruce DiValerio
Location Assistant: Mandi Dillin
Leadman: Grant Samson
Makeup Department Head: Tina Roesler Kerwin
Greensman: Frank McEldowney
Foley Artist: John T. Cucci
Studio Teacher: Judith M. Brown
Script Supervisor: Wilma Garscadden-Gahret
Still Photographer: Ralph Nelson Jr.
Graphic Designer: Eric Rosenberg
Location Manager: Molly Allen
Camera Technician: Steven J. Winslow
Unit Publicist: Andrew Lipschultz
Rigging Gaffer: Mark Mele
Publicist: Flax Glor
Music Editor: Terry Wilson
Hair Department Head: Fríða Aradóttir
Hairstylist: Miia Kovero
Video Assist Operator: David Schmalz
Special Effects Coordinator: Bruno Van Zeebroeck
Stunts: Gregory J. Barnett
Assistant Chief Lighting Technician: Chris Culliton
Additional Camera: Thom Owens
Art Department Coordinator: Palma Bellardoni
Dialogue Editor: Andrea Horta
ADR Mixer: Howard London
Storyboard: Timothy Burgard
Set Painter: Guy Hietala
Stunts: Eliza Coleman
Hairstylist: Anne Morgan
Key Costumer: Deborah Myles Davis
Key Hair Stylist: Rita Troy
Standby Painter: Chris Samp
Additional First Assistant Camera: Chris Cuevas
Propmaker: Casey B. Garrett
Camera Loader: Jesse Roth
Carpenter: Bruce Richter
Digital Colorist: Skip Kimball
Conductor: Pete Anthony
Associate Producer: Ashley Fardys
Foley Supervisor: Mark Pappas
Makeup Artist: Cheryl Ann Nick
Production Accountant: April A. Janow
Visual Effects Supervisor: Gray Marshall
Utility Stunts: Robin Lynn Bonaccorsi
Color Timer: Michael Hatzer
Security: Dotan Bonen
Foley Mixer: James Ashwill
Production Secretary: Jamie Robinson
Craft Service: Chris Winn
Telecine Colorist: Eric Putz
Driver: Bruce Callahan
Digital Intermediate Producer: Zara Park
Chief Lighting Technician: Kelly Clear
Aerial Coordinator: Peter McKernan
Second Assistant Camera: Peter Geraghty
Assistant Location Manager: Carlos A. Aragon
Set Designer: James R. Bayliss
Negative Cutter: Mo Henry
Additional Editor: Kevin Flatow
Key Grip: Brian H. Reynolds
Dolly Grip: Fred Cooper
Second Assistant Director: Richard Oswald
Stunts: Danny Wynands
First Assistant Director: Richard Graves
Lighting Technician: Salim Bensrhir
Utility Sound: Mike Anderson
Production Coordinator: Alyssa Evans
Grip: Christopher Crivier
Painter: Louie Esparza
Costumer: Kelly Gregson
Additional Grip: Deron Tse
Assistant Production Coordinator: Carrie Oyer
Set Costumer: Damien Quinn
Set Dressing Artist: Jory Alvarado
Visual Effects Editor: Daniel Zimmermann
Rigging Grip: Jon ‘Scooter’ Cousins
First Assistant Editor: Herbert Dwight Raymond IV
Set Medic: Brieann Rich
Construction Foreman: John Baldwin
Compositor: Billy Barnhart
Systems Administrators & Support: Eric Jordan
Stunts: Jo Armstrong
Electrician: Todd Csernecky
Transportation Captain: Leroy Reed
Transportation Co-Captain: Ed Wirth
Transportation Coordinator: John Magoo McGivern
Post Production Accountant: Mady Manson Burza
Production Office Coordinator: Natalie Bae Lauzon
Set Production Assistant: Beau Foster
Stand In: Paul R. Ambrose
Assistant Accountant: Shawn Gillespie
Post Production Coordinator: Marisa Clayton
Special Effects Technician: Ron Seigel
Second Assistant Accountant: Kristine Bochum
Executive Assistant: Stephanie DeTiege
Assistant Property Master: Selma Kora
Assistant Makeup Artist: Sari Lietzman
Production Executive: Jonathan Kadin
Art Department Assistant: Whitfield Scheidegger
Additional Second Assistant Director: Cecilia Sweatman
Second Second Assistant Director: Andrew Ward
Assistant Camera: Tyger Belton
Best Boy Grip: Toulouse Holliday
Casting Assistant: Melanie Renfroe
Assistant Editor: Heather Rafferty
Accountant: Anzhey Barantsevich
Production Assistant: Laura Angotti

Movie Reviews:

Reno: **A guide on how to get through during unemployment.**
I thought I have seen almost all the films of Jim Carrey, but then I found that’s not true, so I decided to start with this. This is a remake of the 70s film or you could say the second screen adaptation of the novel of the same name. I haven’t seen the other version, but I must admit that I enjoyed it thoroughly. This is not the greatest comedy I have ever seen, but still so good with great performances, particularly Jim Carrey’s.
A simple storyline, a couple loses their jobs and they find hard to get another. They begin to lose one by one, everything that belongs to them and finally the house is the last thing they want to lose. So they plan to do something very serious thing to tackle their situation and seems its working out so well, but for how long. Then comes their masterplan to the permanent solution and how they accomplish it is what leads to the conclusion.
The film was so fast, feels too short or like a TV episode. That means makes us to feel to have more, but it ends very nice way. The story might feel silly, but the comedies are so good. And if you like Jim Carrey and his trademark jokes, then you would have a great time. Truly, I haven’t seen a good comedy from the recent time releases, so I’m happy I saw this, even though it is a decade old. There’s no serious negative stuffs in it like drugs, sex or nudity, so I think it is okay for family viewing.
_7/10_
Andre Gonzales: Interesting movie. It’s a shame that there’s lives got ruined. This what they resorted to. Different type of roll to see Jim Carey in.