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S1m0ne
2002 1h 57m PG-13
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A producer's film is endangered when his star walks off, so he decides to digitally create an actress to substitute for the star, becoming an overnight sensation that everyone thinks is a real person.
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Directed By
Andrew Niccol
Written By
Andrew Niccol
Studio
Niccol Films
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New Line Cinema
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Jersey Films
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Cast of S1m0ne
Al Pacino
Viktor Taransky
Rachel Roberts
S1m0ne
Catherine Keener
Elaine Christian
Evan Rachel Wood
Lainey Christian Taransky
Jay Mohr
Hal Sinclair
Winona Ryder
Nicola Anders
Jason Schwartzman
Milton
Elias Koteas
Hank Alano
Rebecca Romijn
Faith
James Gleason
Reporter
Christopher Neiman
Premiere Audience Member
Jolie Jenkins
Premiere Audience Member
Joel Heyman
Male
Benjamin Salisbury
Production Assistant
Darnell Williams
Studio Executive #1
Jim Rash
Studio Executive #2
Ron Perkins
Studio Executive #3
Jeffrey Pierce
Kent
Jeff Williams
Man in Suit
Mitzi Martin
Premiere Audience Member
Carole Androsky
Premiere Audience Member
Derrex Brady
Premiere Audience Member
Lisa Cerasoli
Premiere Audience Member
Darin Heames
Premiere Audience Member
Patrick J. Dancy
Premiere Audience Member
Adrian R'Mante
Premiere Audience Member
David Doty
Theater Owner
Maureen Mueller
Entertainment Reporter
Barry Papick
Walter, Security Guard
Andi Carnick
Reporter
Richard Saxton
Reporter
Vincent Boling
Reporter
Keith MacKechnie
Reporter
Pruitt Taylor Vince
Max Sayer
Alan Loayza
Valet Manager
Chris Coppola
Echo Photographer
Lombardo Boyar
Paparazzi Photographer
Jenni Blong
Jane
Susan Chuang
Lotus
Robert Musgrave
Mac
Deborah Rawlings
Corel
Christina Rydell
Claris
Rod Simmons
Hewlett
Hal Ozsan
Hotel Concierge
Jaehne Moebius
Drunk Woman
Claudia Jordan
Simone Lookalike
Henry D. Zapata
Studio Executive
Stanley Anderson
Frank Brand
Christopher Comes
Concert Promoter
Brad "Chip" Pope
Concert Technician #1
Gordon Simmons
Concert Technician #2
Teresa Parente
Talk Show Host #1
Bill A. Jones
Talk Show Host #2
Daniel Dõ
Monk
Clyde Tull
Priest
Moss Mossberg
Rabbi
Ronnie W. Elliot
Arresting Officer
Daniel von Bargen
Chief Detective
Charles Noland
Detective
Chris Marley
Diver
Sean Cullen
Bernard, Lawyer
Alec Murdock
VBC Anchor
Jim Brockhohn
Concert Goer
Annie Coffey
Party Guest
Tony Crane
Lenny
Lily Gareth
Little Kid
Edward C. Gillow
Reporter
Phil Hawn
Movie Theater Patron
Diane Hudock
Woman
Michael Andrew Colin Keller
Doorman
Camille Wainwright
Katie Crom
Nancy Young
Party Guest #3
Mark Thompson
Reporter
S1m0ne Reviews
USA Today
Claudia Puig
A witty and sharply written Hollywood satire that is entertaining, if a bit directionless.
Seattle Times
Moira MacDonald
While Simone has its strengths, perhaps we should have waited for version 2.0.
San Francisco Chronicle
Mick LaSalle
Uses a premise involving fantasy computer technology as a jumping- off point to say some pertinent things about longing and idolatry in the modern age.
Entertainment Weekly
Lisa Schwarzbaum
Niccol smartly contrasts the bland, blond beauty of computer-colored Simone ... with the brunet vividness of Keener.
Houston Chronicle
Eric Harrison
The film isn't much, but Pacino's nimble actor's mind, the way it animates his haggard face and puts his voice and body at the character's service, is something no computer can touch.
Detroit Free Press
Terry Lawson
It not only has a star created by a computer, it has a script that could have been created in one as well.
Newsday
John Anderson
Pacino is the best he's been in years and Keener is marvelous.
Chicago Sun-Times
Roger Ebert
It's fitfully funny but never really takes off.
Common Sense Media
Nell Minow
It goes on a little long, but isn't terrible.
Austin Chronicle
Marc Savlov
The film targets the new star system, the media, the studios, digital technology, and pretty much everything else you might care to think of -- and not enough script to back it all up.
Decent Films
Steven D. Greydanus
In the movie, fictional director Viktor Taransky has a CGI actress that he bills as flesh and blood; in real life, director Andrew Nichol has a flesh-and-blood actress that he bills as CGI.
Ebert & Roeper
Richard Roeper
Though at times the satire is over the top, Simone raises some interesting and troubling questions about the future of cinema.
Village Voice
J. Hoberman
An industry satire that's less funny than half-empty and hyper-designed.
Washington Post
Desson Thomson
Coolly observed, savvy satire.
Washington Post
Stephen Hunter
You don't so much admire the movie as feel bludgeoned by its attitudes, however commendable they may be.
CNN.com
Paul Clinton (CNN.com)
Simone is not a bad film. It just doesn't have anything really interesting to say.
Chicago Reader
Bill Stamets
Simone joins numerous other movies in satirizing the dream factory, but it dares not tell us suckers how we fit into the big picture.
Arizona Republic
Bill Muller
Despite Pacino's formidable skills, it's not very interesting to watch him tap at a keyboard and mumble.
Boston Globe
Ty Burr
A ragbag of promising ideas and failed narrative, of good acting and plain old bad filmmaking.
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