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Jessica Biel | Rose Johnny |
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Eddie Redmayne | Qwerty Doolittle |
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Forest Whitaker | Charlie |
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Ray Liotta | Jack Doheny |
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Patrick Swayze | Velvet Larry |
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Lisa Kudrow | Sally |
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Kris Kristofferson | Randall |
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Navid Negahban | Dr. Brooks |
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Sanaa Lathan | Diana |
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Jeffery A. Baker | Slim |
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Billy Wirth | David |
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Jonathan Sela | Cinematography |
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Leo Trombetta | Editor |
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Didier Rachou | Music |
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Dan Morski | Art Direction |
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Timothy Linh Bui | Director |
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Forest Whitaker | Production |
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Timothy Linh Bui | Production |
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Ross M. Dinerstein | Production |
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Timothy Linh Bui | Other |
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Timothy Linh Bui | Story Contributor |
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Stephane Gauger | Story Contributor |
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Jamie Selkirk | Editing |
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Leo Trombetta | Editing |
Several Los Angeles residents meet on Christmas Eve through chance, tragedy, loss and divine intervention.
Patrick Swayze plays the sleazy owner of the strip club where Jessica Biel's character dances. Biel's character, Rose-Johnny, is a dancer and single mother whose young son is in a coma. Eddie Redmayne portrays a young mortician who falls in love with her. Kris Kristofferson plays the head of a corporate crime organization who tries to convince his former employee (Ray Liotta) not to seek vengeance on his co-workers. Liotta's character later reveals to Rose-Johnny that he is her father. Forest Whitaker, who also serves as a producer on the film, is a suicidal ex-priest. Alejandro Romero plays a transvestite prostitute who shares an unexpected emotional bond with the priest.
DVD : 2009-05-26
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