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Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story

Life made him tough. Love made him strong. Music made him hard.
2007 | 96m | English

(80308 votes)

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Popularity: 1 (history)

Director: Jake Kasdan
Writer: Judd Apatow, Jake Kasdan
Staring:
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Following a childhood tragedy, Dewey Cox follows a long and winding road to music stardom. Dewey perseveres through changing musical styles, an addiction to nearly every drug known and bouts of uncontrollable rage.
Release Date: Dec 21, 2007
Director: Jake Kasdan
Writer: Judd Apatow, Jake Kasdan
Genres: Comedy, Music
Keywords music record, rock 'n' roll, pop, hip-hop, blues, pop star, rapper, record producer, music instrument, wedding, extramarital affair, aftercreditsstinger
Production Companies Columbia Pictures, Apatow Productions
Box Office Revenue: $18,317,151
Budget: $35,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
John C. Reilly Dewey Cox
Jenna Fischer Darlene Madison
Raymond J. Barry Pa Cox
Kristen Wiig Edith
Tim Meadows Sam
Harold Ramis L'Chaim
Margo Martindale Ma Cox
Chris Parnell Theo
Matt Besser Dave
Nat Faxon Awards Show Stage Manager
Conner Rayburn Dewey Age 8
Chip Hormess Nate
Terrence Beasor Country Doctor
Honeyboy Edwards Old Bluesman
Gerry Black Harmonica Player
Aron Johnson Teenage Band
Jack Donovan Saperstein Teenage Band
Taylor Hubert Teenage Band
Christopher Hurt Teenage Band
Matt Price MC (Teacher)
John Maynard Man at Talent Show
E.J. Callahan Second Man at Talent Show
Rance Howard Preacher
Craig Robinson Bobby Shad
Paul Bates Nightclub Manager
Patrick Faucette Bad Men Bass Player
Phil Rosenthal Mazeltov
Martin Starr Schmendrick
Oscar Dillon Audience Guy at Nightclub
Jack McBrayer DJ
Molly C. Quinn Teen with Pinups
John Ennis The Big Bopper
Frankie Muniz Buddy Holly
Ed Helms Stage Manager
Jack White Elvis Presley
Angela Little Beth Anne
Odette Annable Reefer Girl
Tyler Nilson Bert
Deanna Brooks Hotel Groupie with Dewey
Ian Roberts Drug Dealer
Steve Bannos Prison Guard
Willow Geer Rehab Nurse
David Doty Rehab Doctor
Jack Kehler Press Conference Reporter
Gerry Bednob The Maharishi
David Krumholtz Schwartzberg
Tim Bagley Engineer
Jane Lynch Gail the Television Reporter
Skyler Gisondo Dewdrop
Kshitij Pendurkar Dewey Rahim
Simon Helberg Dreidel L'Chaim
Jacques Slade Lil' Nutzzak
Danica Rozelle Music Video Girl
Lurie Poston Cox Kid
Maggie Mannion Cox Kid
Jackson Browne Jackson Browne
Jewel Jewel
Lyle Lovett Lyle Lovett
Stacey Scowley Pierced Eyebrow Girl
Ajla Hodžić Pierced Lip Girl
Ghostface Killah Ghostface Killah
Otis Williams The Temptations
Ron Tyson The Temptations
Terry Weeks The Temptations
Joe Herndon The Temptations
Bruce Williamson The Temptations
Eddie Vedder Eddie Vedder
Jack Black Paul McCartney (uncredited)
Paul Rudd John Lennon (uncredited)
Justin Long George Harrison (uncredited)
Jason Schwartzman Ringo Starr (uncredited)
Patrick J. Adams The Kid (uncredited)
Clement Blake Edith's Father (uncredited)
Patrick Duffy Patrick Duffy (uncredited)
Morgan Fairchild Morgan Fairchild (uncredited)
Paul Feig Different DJ (uncredited)
Amber Hay LSD Vision (uncredited)
John Michael Higgins Record Producer (uncredited)
Jonah Hill Older Nate (uncredited)
Neil Ironfield Dewey's Child (uncredited)
Cheryl Ladd Cheryl Ladd (uncredited)
Cheryl Tiegs Cheryl Tiegs (uncredited)
Serria Tawan 70's African American Woman (uncredited)
Adam Herschman Jerry Garcia (uncredited)
John D. Crawford Officer Clark
Name Job
Anya Colloff Casting
Carey Dietrich First Assistant Director
Sean Mannion Property Master
Cha Blevins Costume Supervisor
David Sammons "B" Camera Operator
Paul Birk Rigging Gaffer
David M. Roberts Boom Operator
Donald Frazee Special Effects Coordinator
Boyd Wilson Location Manager
Steven Samanen Assistant Art Director
Gary A. Hecker Foley Artist
Jake Garber Makeup Artist
Terry Leonard Stunts
Luci Romberg Stunts
Suzanne Diaz Makeup Artist
Matt Leonard Stunts
Chad C. Barrow Key Rigging Grip
Scott Lingard Special Effects Technician
Barrett J. Leigh Production Coordinator
Gemma La Mana Still Photographer
Joel Shryack Supervising Sound Editor
Barbara Noren Assistant Sound Editor
Jeena M. Phelps Dialogue Editor
Tara Timpone Editor
Jefferson Sage Production Design
Amy McIntyre Britt Casting
Tom Wolfe Music Supervisor
Claudette Didul Set Decoration
Manish Raval Music Supervisor
Bradley Morris Second Assistant Director
Domenic Silvestri Art Direction
Anne Rapp Script Supervisor
Paul Goodstein Key Grip
Michael Herron Video Assist Operator
John Pritchett Production Sound Mixer
Jim Rollins Special Effects Technician
Anthony Lattanzio Construction Coordinator
Eric Sundahl Set Designer
Kristina M. Peterson Second Second Assistant Director
Denny Caira Transportation Captain
Robert Grieve Sound Designer
Anne Couk Assistant Sound Editor
Michael J. Benavente Dialogue Editor
Howard London ADR Mixer
Mo Henry Negative Cutter
Mark Freund Visual Effects Supervisor
David Linck Unit Publicist
Ruby Stillwater Second Second Assistant Director
Bethany Orlemann First Assistant Editor
Dan Yale Foley Editor
Yann Delpuech Sound Effects Editor
Michael J. Broomberg Foley Artist
Tom Kramer Music Editor
John Persichetti Digital Colorist
Winifred Clements Key Costumer
Leslie Devlin Makeup Artist
Beth Klein Makeup Artist
Brad Brock Foley Mixer
Fernand Bos Music Editor
Tom Calderaro Orchestrator
Justin Stafford Makeup Artist
Michael Andrews Original Music Composer
Bill W. Benton Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Judd Apatow Screenplay
Jake Kasdan Director, Screenplay
Uta Briesewitz Director of Photography
Steve Welch Editor
Debra McGuire Costume Design
Malosi Leonard Stunt Coordinator
Clayton Townsend Unit Production Manager
Timothy M. Earls Set Designer
Anne Fletcher Choreographer
Darren King Dialogue Editor
Shaughnessy Hare Sound Effects Editor
Michael T. Brady Stunts
Tonia Forsberg Stunts
Kym Stys Stunts
Teri Garland Stunts
Mark Muñoz Stunts
Laura Dash Stunts
Dennis C. Borba Stunts
Justin Gant Stunts
Mandy Kowalski Stunts
Cliff McLaughlin Stunts
Sam Situmorang Stunts
Robin Mulcahy Fisichella Production Supervisor
Timothy James Kane First Assistant "A" Camera
Rigney Sackley Second Assistant "A" Camera
Chris Cuevas First Assistant "B" Camera
Paul Tilden Second Assistant "B" Camera
Nick Theodorakis Digital Imaging Technician
Annie Hill Costumer
Catherine Hahn Costumer
Jennifer Iizuka Palmer Costumer
Nancy Jarzynko Costumer
Bob Moore Jr. Costumer
Nino Costumer
Kim Ayers Key Makeup Artist
John Blake Makeup Department Head
Lori Guidroz Hair Department Head
Sheila Cyphers-Leake Key Hair Stylist
Paul McIlvaine Chief Lighting Technician
Matt Bardocz Assistant Chief Lighting Technician
Clint J. Borden Best Boy Grip
Pete Asidilla Dolly Grip
Kenneth E. King Dolly Grip
Chuck McSorley Leadman
Ari Jacobs Art Department Coordinator
Bennet Silver On Set Dresser
Michael Glynn Assistant Property Master
Michael V. Nicolo Casting Associate
Deedra Ricketts Extras Casting
Hugh Ross Assistant Editor
Shaun Aprahamian Assistant Editor
Tateum Kohut Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Gregg Landaker Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Caitlin McKenna ADR Voice Casting
Phillip Hoffman Visual Effects Producer
John Campuzano Visual Effects Coordinator
John Mossotti 3D Artist
Name Title
Lew Morton Executive Producer
Carey Dietrich Associate Producer
Andrew Epstein Associate Producer
Judd Apatow Producer
Jake Kasdan Producer
Clayton Townsend Producer
Melvin Mar Associate Producer
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Kamurai
6.0

Decent watch at best, won't watch again, but can recommend. I only recommend this as I think enough people like J.C. Reilly, and SNL style skits. This movie is essentially a long series of SNL sketches sewn together. I'm not a fan of this style of writing because it doesn't seem to matter wha ... t order you put some of the bits in, it's just stopping the story to tell a joke or two, moving onto another joke or two, etc., until they decide to go back to the part of the movie that progresses the story. Perhaps, watching a movie like this critically is counter intuitive, but even if I were to turn my brain off and enjoy it, I'm not a fan of drug humor, Dewey Cox is a jerk, and the music focused comedy isn't that good to me, despite the music actually being enjoyable itself. "Let's Duet" was really good though. There something to like in here, and I can see it: it's just not enough to get me to come back when there are so many options out there.

Jun 23, 2021