The Thin Pink Line
| The Thin Pink Line | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Directed by |
Joe Dietl Michael Irpino |
| Produced by | Steve Bulzoni |
| Written by |
Joe Dietl Michael Irpino |
| Starring |
Jennifer Aniston Will Ferrell Molly Shannon Mike Myers David Schwimmer Tate Donovan Margaret Cho David Cross Illeana Douglas |
| Music by | Steve Tyrell |
Release date |
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Running time | 107 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
The Thin Pink Line is a 1998 mockumentary directed by Joe Dietl and Michael Irpino.[1]
The title is a parody of Errol Morris' documentary The Thin Blue Line, which raised questions about the conviction of a prison inmate on death row.
Cast
- Carrie Aizley as Jocelyn Silverberg
- Jennifer Aniston as Clove
- Alexis Arquette as Mr. Ed
- Andrea Bendewald as Dust
- Megan Cavanagh as Mrs. Ledbetter
- Margaret Cho as Asia Blue / Terry
- Jerry Collins as Tom Phillips
- David Cross as Tommy Dantsbury
- Bruce Daniels as Randall Overbee
- Diane Delano as Sgt. Dot Jenkins
- Tate Donovan as Simon
- Illeana Douglas as Julia Bullock
- Nora Dunn as Sandy Delongpre
- Christine Elise as Darby
- Will Ferrell as Darren Clark
- Janeane Garofalo as Joyce Wintergarden-Dingle
- Melanie Hutsell as Yvette Evy
- Bob Joles as Mr. Langstrom
- Laura Kightlinger as Amber Jean Rose
- Phil LaMarr as Jimmy 'Licorice Whip' Wilson
- Anne Meara as Mrs. Langstrom
- Joel Murray as Bartender
- Mike Myers as Tim Broderick
- Taylor Negron as Stewart Sterling
- Brett Paesel as Karen Hill
- Sam Pancake as Randy Nephews
- Jason Priestley as Hunter Green
- Mary Lynn Rajskub as Suzy Smokestack
- Andy Richter as Ken Irpine
- Richard Riehle as Governor Eastman
- Jeff Rosenthal as Donald Elkins
- Robin Ruzan as Tammy Broderick
- David Schwimmer as Kelly Goodish / J.T.
- Rusty Schwimmer as Nora Finkelheimer
- Molly Shannon as Aanl
- Sarah Thyre as Diane Edbetter-Irpine
- Maura Tierney as Suzanne
- Vincent Ventresca as Bob
- Tuc Watkins as Ted
- Susan Yeagley as Chauncey's New Wife
- Joe Dietl as Royce Cannon
References
- ↑ Miller 2012, p. 224.
Sources
- Miller, Cynthia J. (2012). Chris Hansen, ed. Too Bold for the Box Office: The Mockumentary from Big Screen to Small. Lanham, Maryland: Scarecrow Press. p. 224. ISBN 978-0810885189.
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