Hit & Run

Hit & Run (2012)

Timing: 1:40 (100 min)

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All about film

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Actors and characters

Release date

2012-08-22

Country

United States

Production

Exclusive Media, Primate Pictures, Kim and Jim Productions, Panay Films

Genre

Action, Comedy, Romance

Budget

$2 000 000

Revenue

$14 400 000

Website

http://www.hitandrunmovie.com/

Director

Dax Shepard, David Palmer

Actors

Kristen Bell, Dax Shepard, Tom Arnold, Kristin Chenoweth, Michael Rosenbaum, Jess Rowland, Carly Hatter, Bradley Cooper, Joy Bryant, Kal Bennett
All actors and roles (10)

Scenario

Producer

Andrew Panay, Kim Waltrip, Nate Tuck, Jim Casey

Operator

Bradley Stonesifer

Composer

Julian Wass

Artist

Audition

Editing

Dax Shepard, Keith Croket
All team (30)

• The cars that played the main roles in the film are a Chevrolet Corvette, a Cadillac CTS sport wagon, a Pontiac Solstice, a Lincoln Continental, and a custom buggy. They belong to the film’s author, Dax Shepard. Furthermore, since the film was shot without studio control and had a very modest budget, Dax and many other actors performed their own car stunts.
• The film's budget was approximately $2 million. Of that, $1 million went to copyright holders for the songs used in the film.
• Bradley Cooper wears Oakley Plaintiff sunglasses throughout the film.
• At the beginning of the film, Randy is driving to meet Charlie. While en route, he talks to Charlie on the phone, holding his iPhone upside down, with the lock button and headphone jack near his mouth.
• In reality, removing the engine is more difficult than simply cutting its mounts, as Charlie describes when talking to Annie.
• When Charlie is hit with a golf club, he falls into an open doorway. In the next shot, the door is closed.
• In the scene where Charlie is driving with Annie and notices Gil following them, Gil is sometimes wearing a seatbelt and sometimes not.
• During a scene where Clint Perkins hits Dmitry's friend in the face, it is noticeable that his fist passes within an inch of his nose.