Movie 43

Movie 43 is a 2013 American sketch anthology comedy film about a producer who pitches a series of insane scripts for movies, On February 10, 2017, it aired on Teletoon's nighttime programming block, Teletoon at Night, and is rated 18A for sex, romance, nudity, swearing, violence, & sexual content. Comedy. Exposed.(taglines) Quotes Middleschool Date Nathan: Hello, 9-1-1? My friend is bleeding out of her vagina! Why are you laughing at me? The Proposition Julie: Will you poop on me? Taglines Comedy. Exposed. The biggest cast ever assembled for the most outrageous comedy ever made. Cast The Pitch Dennis Quaid as Charlie Wessler Greg Kinnear as Griffin Schraeder Common as Bob Mone Charlie Saxton as Jay Will Sasso as Jerry Odessa Rae as Danita Seth MacFarlane as himself Mike Meldman as himself The Thread Mark L. Young as Calvin Cutler Adam Cagley as J.J. Devin Eash as Baxter Cutler Fisher Stevens as Vrankovich/Minotaur Tim Chou as Chinese Gangster #1 James Hsu as Chinese Gangster #2 Nate Hartley as Stevie Schraeder Liz Carey as Sitara Beth Littleford as Mrs. Cutler The Catch Hugh Jackman as Davis Kate Winslet as Beth Roy Jenkins as Ray Rocky Russo as Waiter Jake Anna Madigan as Abby Julie Claire as Pam Katie Finneran as Angie Homeschooled Jeremy Allen White as Kevin Miller Liev Schreiber as Robert Miller Naomi Watts as Samantha Miller Alex Cranmer as Sean Julie Ann Emery as Clare The Proposition Anna Faris as Julie (aka Vanessa) Chris Pratt as Doug (aka Jason) J. B. Smoove as Larry Jarrad Paul as Bill Maria Arcé as Christine Aaron LaPlante as Friend Veronica Kieran Culkin as Neil Emma Stone as Veronica Arthur French as Old man Brooke Davis as Tall lady Josh Shuman as Short man Super Hero Speed Dating Justin Long as Robin Jason Sudeikis as Batman Uma Thurman as Lois Lane Bobby Cannavale as Superman Kristen Bell as Supergirl John Hodgman as The Penguin Leslie Bibb as Wonder Woman Will Carlough as Riddler Katrina Bowden as Stacey iBabe Richard Gere - Boss Kate Bosworth - Arlene Jack McBrayer - Brian Aasif Mandvi - Robert Darby Lynn Totten - Woman Marc Ambrose - Chappy Cathy Cliften - iBabe #1 Cherina Monteniques Scott - iBabe #2 Zach Lasry - Boy Middleschool Date Christopher Mintz-Plasse - Mikey Chloë Grace Moretz - Amanda Jimmy Bennett - Nathan Patrick Warburton - Steve (Nathan and Mikey's father) Matt Walsh - Amanda's father Happy Birthday Gerard Butler - Leprechaun #1/Leprechaun #2 Johnny Knoxville - Pete Seann William Scott - Brian Esti Ginzburg - Storybook fairy Truth or Dare Halle Berry - Emily Stephen Merchant as Donald Sayed Badreya - Large man Snooki - Herself Caryl West - Waitress Ricki Noel Lander - Nurse Elizabeth Paloma Felisberto - Bachelorette party girl Jasper Grey - Patron Benny Harris - Blanco the bartender Zen Gesner - Stripper Victory's Glory Terrence Howard - Coach Jackson Aaron Jennings - Anthony Corey Brewer - Wallace Jared Dudley - Moses Larry Sanders - Bishop Jay Ellis as Lucious Brian Flaccus - White guy #1 Brett Davern - White guy #2 Evan Dumouchel - White guy #3 Sean Rosales - White guy #4 Logan Holladay - White guy #5 Mandy Kowalski - Cheerleader Eric Stuart - Narrator Beezel Elizabeth Banks - Amy Josh Duhamel - Anson Emily Alyn Lind - Birthday girl Michelle Gunn as Mommy Christina Linhardt - Party clown Find Our Daughter Julianne Moore - Maude Tony Shalhoub - George Jordanna Taylor - Susie Bob Odenkirk - P.I. The Apprentice Anton Yelchin - Wayne Maria Volk - Girl External links 1333125 Category:2013 films Category:2010s American films Category:Comedy films Category:American basketball films