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2002Movie⏱️ 1h 45mR

BiographyCrimeDrama

⭐ 6.7

IMDB Rating

15,911 votes

The life of TV star Bob Crane and his strange friendship with electronics expert John Henry Carpenter.

Director

Paul Schrader

Writers

Robert Graysmith, Michael Gerbosi

Stars

Greg Kinnear, Willem Dafoe, Maria Bello

Release Date

November 1, 2002

Language

English

Country

United States

🎯 6

Nominations

💬 158

Reviews

📋 14.0K

Watchlists

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🎭 Top Cast

Greg Kinnear

as Bob Crane

Willem Dafoe

as John Carpenter

Maria Bello

as Patricia Olsen

Rita Wilson

as Anne Crane

Ron Leibman

as Lenny

Bruce Solomon

as Edward H. Feldman

Michael E. Rodgers

as Richard Dawson

Kurt Fuller

as Werner Klemperer

Christopher Neiman

as Robert Clary

Lyle Kanouse

as John Banner

💰 Box Office

$2,704,951

Worldwide Gross

$2,063,196

Domestic Gross

$123,761

Opening Weekend

🎬 Technical Specs

Aspect Ratio

1.85 : 1

Sound

Dolby Digital

Sound

SDDS

Color

Filming Location

Los Angeles, California, USA

Production

Focus Puller Inc., Good Machine, Propaganda Films

🏷️ Keywords

amateur pornographypromiscuitygroup sexbreasts pulled outbreast fondling

🎯 Categories

True CrimeBiographyCrimeDrama

⭐ Featured Review

Believable - but tepid - exploration of a minor celebrities' slide in to bad company and sexual obsession.

by Pedro_H • 2004-12-11

7/10

"Bob Crane was a well known TV face whose lopsided grin and cheeky-chappie personality took him to fame and (modest) fortune with the 1965-71 TV series Hogan's Heroes (a family safe rip-off the film Stalag 17); but like many that have passed before him, his human weaknesses - in his case towards free love, porn and sleaze - provided his ultimate downfall. This is 1,000 word review that could go, exclusively, many ways: The most obvious would be simply to review the film as an entertainment piece, which while fair and valid, wouldn't tell the whole story. The second would be as an exp..."

💡 Did You Know?

The leather jacket that Greg Kinnear wears while playing Bob Crane in the Hogan's Heroes (1965) scenes of this movie is the one that the real Crane actually wore during the filming of that TV series. Crane's son Robert David Crane loaned the jacket to Kinnear for this movie. Prior to the original "Hogan's Heroes" show, Frank Sinatra wore this exact same jacket in Von Ryan's Express (1965).