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#3262
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#3262
Seen It:
No
USA / English
| Johnny Depp | Raoul Duke |
| Benicio Del Toro | Dr. Gonzo |
| Craig Bierko | Lacerda |
| Michael Jeter | L. Ron Bumquist |
| Christina Ricci | Lucy |
| Tobey Maguire | Hitchhiker |
| Ellen Barkin | Waitress at North Star Cafe |
| Gary Busey | Highway Patrolman |
| Mark Harmon | Magazine Reporter at Mint 400 |
| Cameron Diaz | Blonde TV Reporter |
| Director | Terry Gilliam |
| Producer | Patrick Cassavetti; Laila Nabulsi |
| Writer | Terry Gilliam; Alex Cox |
| Cinematography | Nicola Pecorini |
| Musician | Neil Young; Michael Kamen; Mick Jagger; Ray Cooper; Randy Newman; Jeff Beck; Doc Pomus; Bob Dylan; Burt Bacharach; Ray Evans; Mort Shuman; Harry Warren; Paul Anka; Keith Richards; Mercer Ellington; Steve Cropper; Donald Dunn; Al Jackson Jr.; Sam Andrew; Carmine Appice; Graham Gouldman; Sydney Lee; Vito Pallavicini; Chet Powers; Les Reed; Arthur Resnick; Darby Slick; Grace Slick; Willie Mae Thornton |
There is no place like Las Vegas to search for the American Dream, especially when you have so many drugs in your possession and in your system that it is a small miracle that you haven't stopped breathing. Raoul Drake (Johnny Depp) and his traveling companion Oscar Acosta (Benicio del Toro) travel across the U. S. to Las Vegas taking the money they were paid to cover a sporting event and blowing it all on drugs. They are hoping this combination of not sleeping, seeing the country and Las Vegas, and getting a new slant on the world as they view it through the psychedelic lenses of drugs and booze will help them to find this "thing" they seek. If only the American Dream were easily identified. Instead they find a truly disturbing look at America and all its people.
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