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Teaching Mrs. Tingle

Before school lets out, Mrs. Tingle's class is going to need a substitute teacher.
1999 | 96m | English

(22313 votes)

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A bright high-school senior has her impending status as valedictorian jeopardized when her bitter history teacher, Mrs. Tingle, gives her a poor grade on a project. When an attempt to get ahead in Mrs. Tingle's class goes awry, mayhem ensues and friendships, loyalties and trust are tested by the teacher's intricate mind-games.
Release Date: Aug 11, 1999
Director: Kevin Williamson
Writer: Kevin Williamson
Genres: Comedy, Thriller
Keywords scholarship, bed, exam, tears, knocked out, history teacher, pornography, class, final exam, teen movie, teenage sexuality, history class, school bus, parent child relationship, graduation, bastille, gym, valedictorian, letter opener
Production Companies Konrad Pictures, Dimension Films, Interscope Communications
Box Office Revenue: $8,946,237
Budget: $13,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025 (Update)
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Helen Mirren Mrs. Tingle
Katie Holmes Leigh Ann Watson
Barry Watson Luke Churner
Marisa Coughlan Jo Lynn Jordan
Michael McKean Principal Potter
Jeffrey Tambor Coach Wenchell
Liz Stauber Trudie Tucker
Molly Ringwald Miss Banks
Vivica A. Fox Miss Gold
John Patrick White Brian Berry
Robert Gant Professor
Lesley Ann Warren Faye Watson (uncredited)
Harvey Silver Roger (uncredited)
Alan Heitz Student (uncredited)
Brian Klugman Student (uncredited)
Cherie Johnson Student (uncredited)
Marissa Jaret Winokur Student (uncredited)
Name Job
Kevin Williamson Writer, Director
John Frizzell Original Music Composer
Jerzy Zieliński Director of Photography
Debra Neil-Fisher Editor
Cece Destefano Art Department Coordinator
Sarah Katzman Casting Associate
J.P. Jones Property Master
Ronit Ravich-Boss Script Supervisor
Mishell Chandler Key Hair Stylist
David Lazan Art Direction
Susie DeSanto Costume Design
Jeff Khachadoorian Carpenter
Susan Kistler Costume Supervisor
Sean Smith Hairstylist
Lisa Beach Casting
Daniel Curet Hair Department Head
Jane Galli Makeup Artist
Jeff Ogg Carpenter
Paul H. Haines Jr. Special Effects Coordinator
Deborah Hall Set Costumer
Brian Markey Construction Coordinator
Daniel Loren May Set Decoration
Frank Ceglia Special Effects Coordinator
Bernice Howes Visual Effects Producer
Carol Schwartz Makeup Department Head
Rea Ann Silva Makeup Artist
Cinda-Lin James Stunts
Christopher J. Tuck Stunts
Naomi Shohan Production Design
Patricia M. Peters Stunts
Leigh Hennessy Stunts
Diana R. Lupo Stunts
Jared S. Eddo Stunts
Bob Brown Stunts
Steve M. Davison Second Unit Director, Stunt Coordinator
Pat Romano Stunts
Eileen Weisinger Stunts
Troy Robinson Stunts
Name Title
Cathy Konrad Producer
Cary Granat Executive Producer
Gina Fortunato Associate Producer
Scott Kroopf Executive Producer
Paul Hellerman Co-Producer
Erica Huggins Executive Producer
Ted Field Executive Producer
Michael Finnell Co-Executive Producer
Julie Plec Associate Producer
Harvey Weinstein Executive Producer
Bob Weinstein Executive Producer
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Reviews

John Chard
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Caught between its aims? Three students get more than they bargained for when a theft of a test results paper leads to a deadly battle of wills with their kidnapped teacher, Mrs. Tingle. It seems to me that director and writer, Kevin Wiliamson, got confused as to which direction the film shoul ... d go in. At times it's jaunty when the scene appears to call for menace, and at others just plain boring if the scene was meant to be actually funny (in that sarcastic, almost satirical way). The film could have worked at either being a comedy or a thriller, but the fusion of the two just doesn't work, and this failing has to fall at Williamson's door, it's as if Scream was all a fluke after all? The cast struggle with the meanderingly dull screenplay, only the stoic (and sexy) Helen Mirren salvaging any sort of dignity by realising early on that the core of the film calls for deft nastiness instead of outright villainy. Poor and practically unwatchable these days. 2/10

May 16, 2024