A Thousand Words (2012)
"He only has 1000 words left to discover what matters the most."
- Overview
- Jack McCall is a fast-talking literary agent, who can close any deal, any time, any way. He has set his sights on New Age guru Dr. Sinja for his own selfish purposes. But Dr. Sinja is on to him, and Jack’s life comes unglued after a magical Bodhi tree mysteriously appears in his backyard. With every word Jack speaks, a leaf falls from the tree and he realizes that when the last leaf falls, both he and the tree are toast. Words have never failed Jack McCall, but now he’s got to stop talking and conjure up some outrageous ways to communicate or he’s a goner.
- Genres
- Drama, Comedy
- Release Date
- 2012/03/07
- Runtime
- 91 min
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- Production Companies
- Paramount, Saturn Films, Varsity Pictures, DreamWorks Pictures
- Production Countries
- United States of America
- Budget
- $ 40,000,000
- Poster
Movie Details
Cast
- Eddie Murphy (Jack McCall)
- Kerry Washington (Caroline McCall)
- Cliff Curtis (Dr. Sinja)
- Clark Duke (Aaron Wiseberger)
- Allison Janney (Samantha Davis)
- Emanuel Ragsdale (Tyler McCall)
- Ruby Dee (Annie McCall)
- Alain Chabat (Christian Leger de la Touffe)
- Jill Basey (Woman in Starbucks)
- Greg Collins (Construction Worker)
- Robert LeQuang (Starbucks Customer)
- Michael G. Wilkinson (Starbucks Customer)
- Lyndsey Nelson (Starbucks Customer)
- Michael Cody Gilbert (Starbucks Customer)
- Lou Saliba (Shrink)
- Edi Patterson (Young Female Agent)
- John Gatins (Valet)
- Mitchell Fink (Male Agent)
- Tracy Mulholland (Young Student)
- Jack McBrayer (Starbucks' Barista)
- John Witherspoon (Blind Man)
- Leonard Earl Howze (Orderly)
- Bethany Dwyer (Mary)
- Sara Holden (Hostess)
- Lennie Loftin (Robert Gilmore)
- David Burke (Gil Reed)
- Jeff Kahn (Waiter)
- Matt Winston (Kid Space Teacher)
- Philip Pavel (Overly Enthused Dad)
- Raquel Bell (Kid Space Mom)
- Phil Reeves (Don Parker)
- Kamala Jones (Hotel Employee)
- Kaius Harrison (Rotund Man)
- Brian Gallivan (Tony)
- Steven M. Gagnon (Ira)
- Katheryn Cain (Katie)
- Lauren Schuchman (Waitress)
- Jane Bartelme (Nun)
- Darcy Rose Byrnes (10 Year Old Girl)
- Eshaya Draper (Young Jack)
- Sarah Scott Davis (Young Annie)
- Floyd Levine (Man on Pier)
- Bunny Levine (Woman on Pier)
- Brian R. Norris (Steven)
- Ariel Winter (Lila (uncredited))
Crew
- Brian Robbins (Director, Producer)
- Steve Koren (Writer)
- Clay A. Griffith (Production Design)
- Seth Yanklewitz (Casting)
- Ned Bastille (Editor)
- Juel Bestrop (Casting)
- Camille Friend (Hair Department Head)
- Kevin Kaska (Orchestrator)
- Nicolas Cage (Producer)
- John Debney (Original Music Composer)
- Stephanie Danan (Producer)
- Jay Pelissier (Art Direction)
- Clark Mathis (Director of Photography)
- Norman Golightly (Producer)
- Wayne Shepherd (Set Decoration)
- Alain Chabat (Producer)
- Sharla Sumpter (Producer)
- Mary E. Vogt (Costume Design)
- Melanie Hughes (Makeup Department Head)
- Debra Coleman (Key Makeup Artist)
- Bruce Barris (Sound Effects Editor)
- Elliott Koretz (Supervising Sound Editor)
- Bridget Ostersehlte (Key Costumer)
- Jeff Carson (Music Editor)
- Donald Flick (Sound Effects Editor)
- Madonna Wade-Reed (Music Supervisor)
- Lori McCoy-Bell (Key Hair Stylist)
- Ralph Osborn (Supervising Dialogue Editor)
- Ray McIntyre Jr. (Visual Effects Supervisor)
- Alyssa Feener (Art Department Coordinator)
- Andy Gill (Stunt Coordinator)
- Joe D. Ramsey (Special Effects Coordinator)
- Linda Schubell-Sundlin (Visual Effects Editor)
- Charlene Amateau (Costume Supervisor)
- Lance Gilbert (Stunt Coordinator)
- Jesse Heiman (Stand In)
- John C. Meier (Stunts)
- Lars P. Winther (First Assistant Director)
- Scott Wilder (Stunts)
- Danny Epper (Stunts)
- Erik Rondell (Stunts)