The Last Shot
Inspired by the true story of the greatest motion picture never made.A movie director-screenwriter finds a man to finance his latest project but soon discovers that the producer is actually an undercover FBI agent working on a mob sting operation.
Description: A movie director-screenwriter finds a man to finance his latest project but soon discovers that the producer is actually an undercover FBI agent working on a mob sting operation.
Genres: Action, Comedy
Budget: $0 | Revenue : $541,330
Runtime: 90 minutes
Addicted to Love
Big Miracle
Hell Comes to Frogtown
The Handmaiden
Cinderella
The Shawshank Redemption
Spirited Away
Pride & Prejudice
Meet Joe Black
Fargo
Matthew Broderick
Played Steven Schats
Alec Baldwin
Played Joe Devine
Toni Collette
Played Emily French
Tony Shalhoub
Played Tommy Sanz
Calista Flockhart
Played Valerie Weston
Tim Blake Nelson
Played Marshal Paris
Buck Henry
Played Lonnie Bosco
Ray Liotta
Played Jack Devine
Ian Gomez
Played Agent Nance
Troy Winbush
Played Agent Ray Dawson
Tom McCarthy
Played Agent Pike
W. Earl Brown
Played Willie Gratzo
Evan Jones
Played Troy Haines
Glenn Morshower
Played Agent McCaffrey
James Rebhorn
Played Abe White
Amy Smallman
Played Heidi Katz
Michael Papajohn
Played Ed Rossi, Jr.
Jon Polito
Played Wally Kamin
Valeria Hernandez
Played Delores
Richard Penn
Played Funeral Director
Stanley Anderson
Played Howard Schatz / Ben Cartwright
Solaria Trent
Played Monica
Bob Colonna
Played Farmer
Abel Soto
Played Valet
Stephanie Venditto
Played Producer
Ross Canter
Played Man With Couch
Blue Deckert
Played Criminal #1
Robert Lee
Played Major Delaney
Kelly McNair
Played Receptionist
Sean Whalen
Played P.A.
Gina Doctor
Played Costume Designer
Chris Kelley
Played FBI Agent
Yorgo Constantine
Played First AD
Alan Selka
Played Butler
Shoshannah Stern
Played Steven's Girlfriend
Sybyl Walker
Played Reporter
John Prosky
Played Hotel Manager
Robert Axelrod
Played Man
Tava Smiley
Played Nicky's Wife / Widow
Michael Glover
Played Steven's Friend
Robyn Rosenkrantz
Played Steven's Friend
Peter Sherayko
Played Show Announcer
Buck Damon
Played Little Joe
Jim Murphy
Played Hoss
James McCombie
Played Hop Sing
Barbara Orson
Played Hysterical Woman
Jamie Freeman
Played Theatre Employee
Dustin Fuller
Played Theatre Employee
Sik End
Played Hollywood Boulevard Type
Teddy M. Haggarty
Played Hollywood Boulevard Type
Markus Baldwin
Played Hollywood Boulevard Type
Jesse Burch
Played Hollywood Boulevard Type
Casey McCarthy
Played Hollywood Boulevard Type
Kimberly Demarse
Played Hollywood Boulevard Type
Scott Chase
Played Hollywood Boulevard Type
Gary Levy
Played Hollywood Boulevard Type
Dan Lewk
Played Hollywood Boulevard Type
Miguel A. Vazquez
Played Mariachi Singer
Dimas Arellano
Played Mariachi Singer
Felipe De La Rosa
Played Mariachi Singer
Theadell Brown
Played Bus Guy
Willam Belli
Played Bus Stop Drag Queen
Sally Insul
Played Lonnie's Wife
Jasmine Arnold
Played 13-Year-Old Girl
Adam McCarthy
Played Doorman
Russell Means
Played Self
Pat Morita
Played Self
David Block
Played Annoyed Producer (Uncredited)
Joan Cusack
Played Fanny Nash (uncredited)
Joey Rocketshoes Dillon
Played Adam Cartwright (Uncredited)
Robert Evans
Played Self (Uncredited)
Judy Greer
Played Girl with Emily French at Movie Premiere (Uncredited)
Glen Hambly
Played Steven's Friend (Uncredited)
Jim Hazelton
Played Tourist (Uncredited)
Mylo Ironbear
Played Indian Chief (Uncredited)
Frank Merino
Played Valet Parker #2 (Uncredited)
Daniel Morton
Played Nicky's Son (Uncredited)
Eric Roberts
Played Self (Uncredited)
Billy Silvia
Played Driver (Uncredited)
Levi Tinker
Played Chinese Theatre Employee (Uncredited)
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