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The Nines
A troubled actor, a television show runner, and an acclaimed videogame designer find their lives intertwining in mysterious and unsettling ways.
2007 · Directed by John August · 100 min · Drama · Fantasy · Mystery · Thriller · Screenplay in the scene database · 12 frames
Tagline
Y9u never kn9w when y9ur number is up.
Plot
All three chapters of the film are centered around three men (played by Ryan Reynolds) trying to uncover the secret about strange happenings in their sometimes overlapping lives.
Troubled actor Gary, who is wearing a green bracelet, is under house arrest in another person's house as he burned down his. The house's owner is a TV writer working elsewhere. There, Gary has contact with his P.R. "handler" Margaret, and the single mom next door, Sarah, who seems interested.
Obsessed with 'nine', including finding a note in his own handwriting saying "Look for the nines". Gary finds it over and over: while playing backgammon, reading newspaper advertisements...he sees them everywhere.
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Crew
- Written by: John August
- Cinematography: Nancy Schreiber
- Edited by: Douglas Crise
- Music: Alex Wurman
- Produced by: Dan Etheridge, Dan Jinks, Bruce Cohen
Cast
- Ryan Reynolds as Gary / Gavin / Gabriel
- Melissa McCarthy as Margaret / Melissa / Mary
- Hope Davis as Sarah / Susan / Sierra
- Elle Fanning as Noelle
- David Denman as Parole Officer/ Agitated Man
- Octavia Spencer as Streetwalker
- Ben Falcone as Ben Falcone
- Dahlia Salem as Dahlia Salem
- John Gatins as John Gatins
- Lorene Scafaria as Game Night Guest
Production
- Country: United States of America
- Language: English
- Studios: Jinks/Cohen Company, Destination Films
- Themes: new york city, prostitute, dreams, based on novel or book, arrest, god, arson, neighbor, drugs, theology
On this film
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