Full Frontal
Steven Soderbergh attached the following list of rules to the screenplay to his low budget ($2 M) film with a huge list of stars:
1. All sets are practical locations.
2. You will drive yourself to the set. If you are unable to drive yourself, a driver will pick you up, but you will probably become the subject of ridicule. Either way, you must arrive alone.,Catherine's black notebook and pen suddenly appear on the airplane armrest between shots, after her tape player clicks.,Carl: I think Lee is like... Have you ever seen a dog get hit by a car but walk away? And there's this impact and you know something terrible has happened to that dog but it walks away and it doesn't seem to even realize the implications cause it just goes on. But you know that something terrible has happened inside this dog. That's, I think, what happened to Lee. It's like she's a dog that got hit by a car, and she walked away and she's still walking, but some very, very important things inside her are damaged.,Brad Pitt is credited as playing 2 characters: "Brad Pitt" and "Himself".,An extended version was released in 2013 in the Blu-Ray released by Echo Bridge Entertainment. It runs for 112 min (instead of 101 in the theatrical version) and expands several scenes, rearranges the order of some others and takes out two scenes.,Featured in Siskel & Ebert: Blood Work/Full Frontal/The Master of Disguise/Martin Lawrence Live: Runteldat (2002),Sarah
Composed and Orchestrated by Jacques Davidovici
Published by Telfrance (Administered by Marada USA/Criterion, for USA and Canada),I couldn't track the characters and after 20 minutes I didn't want to track them. I just wanted it to end--what was Soderbergh thinking? At first I thought it was supposed to be amateurish since it was a movie within a movie, but, when it went on and on with horrible lighting and terrible hand-held camera work, it was enough to make one want to run out screaming.,