“Roll!” ( English Whip It ) - an American film based on the novel by Shona Cross . The world premiere took place on September 13, 2009 , the premiere in Russia on February 18, 2010. DVD release - March 11, 2010 .
| Roll around! | |
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| Whip it | |
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| Genre | drama |
| Producer | Drew Barrymore |
| Producer | Drew Barrymore Peter Douglas Nicole Brown |
| Author script | Shauna Cross |
| In the main cast | Ellen Page Drew Barrymore Marsha Gay Harden Juliette Lewis |
| Operator | Robert D. Youman |
| Film company | Mandate pictures |
| Duration | 111 minutes |
| Budget | $ 15 million [1] |
| Fees | 16 633 035 dollars [1] |
| A country |  USA |
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| Year | , and |
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Content
- 1 plot
- 2 Cast
- 3 Soundtrack
- 4 notes
- 5 Links
Story
The film takes place in Bodin, near Austin , Texas . The main character of the film is Bliss Cavander, a high school student, a quiet woman, a lover of rock music, moonlighting in the diner with her friend Pash and dreaming of independence and independence. Her mother, Brooke Cavander, works as a postman, but dreams of seeing her daughter as the Queen of Beauty, and therefore constantly drags her to various contests. The father, Earl Cavander, loves his family and wife, but prefers to spend evenings in his van, where he watches American football on TV and sips beer. The family also has a younger daughter, Shania, who, unlike Bliss, loves beauty contests. Bliss and Pash dream of breaking out of their small and dull town. Once in Austin, in a youth clothing store, Bliss meets three roller skaters - tattooed ice-skating girls who brought flyers to the rollerdrome to store sellers. Bliss and her girlfriend go there the next day, and this dramatically changes the life of the main character. There she will meet her first teenage love.
Cast
- Ellen Page - Bliss Cavander / Babe Ruthless (Merciless)
- Marsha Gay Harden - Brooke Cavander, Mother
- Daniel Stern - Earl Cavander, father
- Evlala Scheel - Shania Cavander, younger sister
- Alia Shokat - Pash
- Landon Pigg - Oliver
- Andrew Wilson - Razor, Scout Coach
- Jimmy Fallon - “Hot Tub” Johnny Rocket, Race Leader
- Drew Barrymore - Smashley Simpson
- Kristen Wiig - Maggie Mayham, Captain of the Scout Team
- Eve - Rose Sparks
- Zoe Bell - Bloody Holly
- Eri Graynor - Eva Destruction (Eva Destroyer)
- Juliette Lewis - Iron Maven
Soundtrack
| Whip it | |
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| soundtrack to the movie "Roll!" | |
| Date of issue | September 29, 2009 |
| Genres | Rock , Alternative Rock , Indie Rock |
| Duration | 58:28 |
| Producer | Jim Diamond |
| A country | USA |
| Label | Rhino entertainment |
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The film featured 58 compositions with a wide range of styles and genres [3] . Nineteen of them were included on the soundtrack disc. Also, when buying a digital version through various online stores, additional songs were available. According to Allmusic , “The disc is a mixture of well-known old hits (including the great remix for The Chordettes' song“ Lollipop “) and indie bands (including former boyfriend Barrymore Little Joy) that create balance and personalize Fox Searchlight aesthetics” [4] .
- Song list
- Tilly and the Wall - "Pot Kettle Black"
- Ramones - " Sheena Is a Punk Rocker "
- Cut Chemist featuring Hymnal - “What's the Altitude”
- The Breeders - "Bang On"
- The Raveonettes - “Dead Sound”
- Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - “Blue Turning Gray”
- Jens Lekman - "Your Arms Around Me"
- Gotye - "Learnalilgivinanlovin"
- Peaches - "Boys Wanna Be Her"
- Dolly Parton - " Jolene "
- 38 Special - “ Caught Up in You ”
- Har Mar Superstar featuring Adam Green - "Never My Love"
- Goose - “Black Gloves”
- The Ettes - "Crown of Age"
- Landon Pigg featuring Turbo Fruits - "High Times"
- Little Joy - “Unattainable”
- The Chordettes - “Lollipop ( Squeak E. Clean & Desert Eagles remix)”
- The go! Team - “Doing it Right”
- Apollo Sunshine - "Breeze"
- Turbo Fruits - “Fun Dream Love Dream” (Amazon MP3 version version track)
- Young MC - “Know How” (iTunes version bonus track)
- The Section Quartet - “The Road to Austin” (iTunes version bonus track)
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 “Whip It” on Box Office Mojo
- ↑ http://nmhh.hu/dokumentum/158992/2010_filmbemutatok_osszes.xlsx
- ↑ Whip It Archived July 10, 2010 at Wayback Machine at what-song.com
- ↑ Whip It (Original Soundtrack) on the AllMusic website (retrieved June 30, 2011) .
Links
- Official website
- “Whip it” on the Internet Movie Database