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Fun with Dick and Jane

Giving big businesses a run for their money!
2005 | 90m | English

(160693 votes)

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After Dick Harper loses his job at Globodyne in an Enron-esque collapse, he and his wife, Jane, turn to crime in order to handle the massive debt they now face. Two intelligent people, Dick and Jane actually get pretty good at robbing people and even enjoy it -- but they have second thoughts when they're reminded that crime can hurt innocent people. When the couple hears that Globodyne boss Jack McCallister actually swindled the company, they plot revenge.
Release Date: Dec 21, 2005
Director: Dean Parisot
Writer: Gerald Gaiser, Judd Apatow, Nicholas Stoller
Genres: Comedy, Crime
Keywords based on novel or book, husband wife relationship, robber, hold-up robbery, remake, suburbia, loss of job, humiliation, unemployment, bankruptcy, travel agent, riches to rags, bearer bonds, comeuppance
Production Companies Columbia Pictures, Imagine Entertainment, JC 23 Entertainment
Box Office Revenue: $202,026,112
Budget: $100,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Jim Carrey Dick Harper
Téa Leoni Jane Harper
Alec Baldwin Jack McCallister
Richard Jenkins Frank Bascombe
Angie Harmon Veronica Cleeman
John Michael Higgins Garth
Richard Burgi Joe Cleeman
Carlos Jacott Oz Peterson
Aaron Michael Drozin Billy Harper
Gloria Garayua Blanca
Michelle Arthur Dick's Secretary
Stacey Travis Jack's Receptionist
Timm Sharp Jack's Assistant
David Herman Angry Caller (voice)
Gian Franco Tordi Executive
Laurie Metcalf Phyllis
P.J. Byrne Laughing Executive
Dempsey Pappion Production Assistant
Knox White Sound Technician (as Knox Grantham White)
Walter Addison Sam Samuels
Ralph Nader Ralph Nader - Defensive Line Coach
Deena Adar Hysterical Globodyne Employee
Jorey Bernstein Ficus Guy
Dilva Henry Female Anchor
Luis Saguar Hector
Rocael Leiva Gardener (as Rocael L. Rueda)
Peter Breitmayer Laughing Executive
Pete Gardner Laughing Executive
Kym Whitley KostMart Training Leader Lucy
Gavin Grazer KostMart Job Applicant
Taso Papadakis Gym Manager
James St. James Scary KostMart Shopper
Mary Gillis Lactose Intolerant Shopper
Esther Scott Disgruntled KostMart Customer
Larry Dorf Used Car Salesman
Dario Gonzalez Day Laborer
Emilio Rivera Day Laborer
Jules Douglas Day Laborer (as Jullian Dulce Vida)
Steve Seagren Truck Guy
Ivar Brogger Research Scientist
Clint Howard INS Agent
Jack Conley INS Agent
Huey Redwine INS Agent
Wayne Flemming Nosy Neighbor
Jason Marsden Convenience Store Clerk
Scott L. Schwartz Bigger Convenience Store Clerk
Bette Beatrice Elderly Lady with Bags
Rick Overton Head Shop Clerk
Kerry Hoyt Coffee Shop Barrista
Kenji Nakamura Sushi Chef
Rikio Sushi Chef (as Rikio Nakashita)
Brian Tee Sushi Chef
Phil Reeves Car Dealer
Daniel Espeseth Ameribanx Security Guard
Garrett M. Brown Ameribanx Bank Manager
Stephnie Weir Debbie
Peter Weireter Police Leader at Ameribanx
Norma Fierre Naomi Seiler
Louis Weinstein Mark Fish
Peter Conklin Hunter
Steve Kehela Bartender
Rob Nagle Concerned Businessman
Frankie Levangie Waiter
Oliver Muirhead Account Rep - Grand Cayman Bank
Chris Ellis Vice President - Grand Cayman Bank
Bob Morrisey Authorization Officer Spencer
Kevin Ruf Karen Williams' Receptionist
Maggie Rowe Karen Williams
Tony Lupo Cop Outside Grand Cayman Bank
Staci Lawrence Female Globodyne Employee
Robert Alan Beuth Male Globodyne Employee
Alejandro Furth Cesar
Melissa Barker Gym Member (uncredited)
Crystal the Monkey Test Monkey (uncredited)
Jeff Garlin Pyramid Tech CEO (uncredited)
Janet Dey Champion Club Patron / Grand Cayman Bank Client (uncredited)
Name Job
David Grimaldi Sound Effects Editor
Eric Jordan Systems Administrators & Support
Thom Owens Additional Camera
Scott Rathner First Assistant Camera
Salim Bensrhir Lighting Technician
Gregory S. Hooper Art Direction
Palma Bellardoni Art Department Coordinator
Tannis Vallely Casting Associate
Randall Poster Music Supervisor
Cheryl Ann Nick Makeup Artist
Jason Sweers Assistant Art Director
Frank McEldowney Greensman
Louie Esparza Painter
Barry Robison Production Design
Bruno Van Zeebroeck Special Effects Coordinator
Terry Wilson Music Editor
Tina Roesler Kerwin Makeup Department Head
Troy Sizemore Supervising Art Director
Mary Kane Unit Production Manager
Richard Graves First Assistant Director
John Baldwin Construction Foreman
Grant Samson Leadman
Casey B. Garrett Propmaker
Chris Samp Standby Painter
Andrea Horta Dialogue Editor
Ralph Nelson Jr. Still Photographer
Kevin Flatow Additional Editor
Molly Allen Location Manager
Bruce Callahan Driver
John Magoo McGivern Transportation Coordinator
Brieann Rich Set Medic
Alyssa Evans Production Coordinator
Dotan Bonen Security
Timothy Burgard Storyboard
Andrew Lipschultz Unit Publicist
Kelly Gregson Costumer
Richard Oswald Second Assistant Director
Eric Rosenberg Graphic Designer
Howard London ADR Mixer
James Ashwill Foley Mixer
Ron Seigel Special Effects Technician
Tyger Belton Assistant Camera
Fred Cooper Dolly Grip
Gerald Gaiser Story
Garrett Lewis Set Decoration
Bruce DiValerio Construction Coordinator
Nancy McArdle Costume Supervisor
Wilma Garscadden-Gahret Script Supervisor
Rita Troy Key Hair Stylist
Miia Kovero Hairstylist
Bruce Richter Carpenter
Charles Stewart Property Master
Jory Alvarado Set Dressing Artist
Knox White Boom Operator
Odin Benitez Sound Designer
Billy Barnhart Compositor
Gray Marshall Visual Effects Supervisor
Todd Csernecky Electrician
Brian H. Reynolds Key Grip
Jon 'Scooter' Cousins Rigging Grip
Damien Quinn Set Costumer
Bruce Fowler Orchestrator
Ed Wirth Transportation Co-Captain
April A. Janow Production Accountant
Flax Glor Publicist
Paul R. Ambrose Stand In
Eric Putz Telecine Colorist
Sari Lietzman Assistant Makeup Artist
Cecilia Sweatman Additional Second Assistant Director
Selma Kora Assistant Property Master
Eliza Pollack Zebert ADR Editor
John T. Cucci Foley Artist
Mike Anderson Utility Sound
Pat Banta Stunt Double
Deron Tse Additional Grip
Jesse Roth Camera Loader
Melanie Renfroe Casting Assistant
Skip Kimball Digital Colorist
Marisa Clayton Post Production Coordinator
Pete Anthony Conductor
Shawn Gillespie Assistant Accountant
Kelly Clear Chief Lighting Technician
Jonathan Kadin Production Executive
James R. Bayliss Set Designer
Randall Guth Assistant Sound Editor
Bob Beher Foley Editor
Michael Hilkene Supervising Sound Editor
Daniel Zimmermann Visual Effects Editor
Jo Armstrong Stunts
Steven J. Winslow Camera Technician
Christopher Crivier Grip
Mark Mele Rigging Gaffer
David Schmalz Video Assist Operator
Michael Hatzer Color Timer
George Doering Musician
Leroy Reed Transportation Captain
Chris Winn Craft Service
Mady Manson Burza Post Production Accountant
Natalie Bae Lauzon Production Office Coordinator
Beau Foster Set Production Assistant
Judith M. Brown Studio Teacher
Whitfield Scheidegger Art Department Assistant
Deborah Myles Davis Key Costumer
Andrew Ward Second Second Assistant Director
Guy Hietala Set Painter
David Lucarelli ADR Recordist
Mark Pappas Foley Supervisor
Dan Zimmerman Visual Effects Editor
Chris Cuevas Additional First Assistant Camera
Peter Geraghty Second Assistant Camera
Mo Henry Negative Cutter
Mandi Dillin Location Assistant
Carrie Oyer Assistant Production Coordinator
Laura Angotti Production Assistant
Kristine Bochum Second Assistant Accountant
Heather Rafferty Assistant Editor
Zara Park Digital Intermediate Producer
Carlos A. Aragon Assistant Location Manager
Anzhey Barantsevich Accountant
Chris Culliton Assistant Chief Lighting Technician
Stephanie DeTiege Executive Assistant
Jamie Robinson Production Secretary
Don Zimmerman Editor
Dean Parisot Director
Judd Apatow Screenplay, Story
Nicholas Stoller Screenplay, Story
Jerzy Zieliński Director of Photography
Debra Zane Casting
Julie Weiss Costume Design
Fríða Aradóttir Hair Department Head
Anne Morgan Hairstylist
Bill Corso Makeup Artist
Theodore Shapiro Original Music Composer
Derek Thompson Production Illustrator
Andy Armstrong Stunt Coordinator
Robin Bonaccorsi Utility Stunts
H. Dwight Raymond IV First Assistant Editor
Joel Harlow Makeup Effects
Joe Bucaro III Stunt Driver
S. Toulouse Holliday Best Boy Grip
Dean Zimmerman Associate Editor
Peter McKernan Aerial Coordinator
Eliza Coleman Stunts
Doug Coleman Stunt Coordinator
Debbie Evans Stunt Double
Gregory J. Barnett Stunts
Danny Wynands Stunts
Mickey Giacomazzi Stunt Coordinator
Daniel Moder Camera Operator
Name Title
Kim Roth Co-Producer
Linda Fields Hill Associate Producer
Max Palevsky Executive Producer
Jane Bartelme Executive Producer
Ashley Fardys Associate Producer
Jim Carrey Producer
Brian Grazer Producer
Peter Bart Executive Producer
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Reviews

Rangan
7.0

**A guide on how to get through during unemployment.** I thought I have seen almost all the films of Jim Carrey, but then I found that's not true, so I decided to start with this. This is a remake of the 70s film or you could say the second screen adaptation of the novel of the same name. I haven ... 't seen the other version, but I must admit that I enjoyed it thoroughly. This is not the greatest comedy I have ever seen, but still so good with great performances, particularly Jim Carrey's. A simple storyline, a couple loses their jobs and they find hard to get another. They begin to lose one by one, everything that belongs to them and finally the house is the last thing they want to lose. So they plan to do something very serious thing to tackle their situation and seems its working out so well, but for how long. Then comes their masterplan to the permanent solution and how they accomplish it is what leads to the conclusion. The film was so fast, feels too short or like a TV episode. That means makes us to feel to have more, but it ends very nice way. The story might feel silly, but the comedies are so good. And if you like Jim Carrey and his trademark jokes, then you would have a great time. Truly, I haven't seen a good comedy from the recent time releases, so I'm happy I saw this, even though it is a decade old. There's no serious negative stuffs in it like drugs, sex or nudity, so I think it is okay for family viewing. _7/10_

May 16, 2024
SoSmooth1982
6.0

Interesting movie. It's a shame that there's lives got ruined. This what they resorted to. Different type of roll to see Jim Carey in. ...

May 18, 2023