Interstate 60

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Overview

At the beginning of Interstate 60, Neal Oliver (James Mardsen) has more questions about his future than answers. Though he would rather pursue a career in art, Neal debates whether or not he should set his goals towards a law degree, as his father would greatly prefer. He has a girlfriend, but he wonders if he should search for the mysterious woman (Amy Smart) who visits his nightly dreams and inspires his artwork. By the time his 23rd birthday roles around, Neal is no closer to choosing his life's path. He feels...
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At the beginning of Interstate 60, Neal Oliver (James Mardsen) has more questions about his future than answers. Though he would rather pursue a career in art, Neal debates whether or not he should set his goals towards a law degree, as his father would greatly prefer. He has a girlfriend, but he wonders if he should search for the mysterious woman (Amy Smart) who visits his nightly dreams and inspires his artwork. By the time his 23rd birthday roles around, Neal is no closer to choosing his life's path. He feels empty and unsatisfied, despite lavish birthday gifts, and wishes only for clarity as he blows out the candles on his cake. Rather than instant answers, Neal is given the opportunity to take a journey on a highway that doesn't exist on any map; a highway where the past, present, and future converge. Alongside him is One Wish Grant (Gary Oldman), the immortal offspring of a leprechaun and Cheyenne Indian, who has the unique ability to grant wishes to those he believes deserve them. Thus begins Neal's surreal road trip through the uncharted territories of his own potential destiny. Interstate 60 features a stellar cast with supporting performances and cameos from Kurt Russell, Michael J. Fox, Liv Tyler, and Christopher Lloyd. Bob Gale, co-writer/producer of Used Cars, I Wanna Hold Your Hand, and, most notably, the Back to the Future trilogy, directs. ~ Tracie Cooper
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Special Features

Closed Caption; Behind the Scenes; Set Design (Before and After)
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 1/5/2010
  • UPC: 852459002445
  • Original Release: 2002

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  • Source: Screen Media
  • Time: 1:56:00
  • Format: DVD

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
James Marsden , Neil Oliver
Gary Oldman
Kurt Russell
Michael J. Fox
Chris Cooper
Amy Smart
Ann-Margret
Christopher Lloyd
Art Evans
Amy Jo Johnson
Mark Lutz Frank
Technical Credits
Bob Gale Director, Producer, Screenwriter
Christophe Beck Score Composer
Peter Bray Producer
Neil Canton Producer
Ira Deutchman Producer
Anne Dixon Costumes/Costume Designer
Michael Fallavollita Editor
Jay Firestone Executive Producer
Adam Haight Executive Producer
Pete Hofmann Executive Producer, Producer
Greg Johnson Executive Producer
Brette Krinck Associate Producer
Heidi Levitt Associate Producer, Casting
Denis Maloney Cinematographer
Kelly Mason Cinematographer
Peter Newman Producer
Kris Nicolau Casting
Eric Sandys Co-producer, Executive Producer
Tony Thatcher Co-producer
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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Interstate 60
1. Opening Credits [8:40]
2. Birthday Wish [7:54]
3. Bradford Fellow [7:19]
4. Another Choice [6:23]
5. O.W Grant [15:13]
6. Interesting Destination [8:14]
7. Euphoria [18:39]
8. Museum Of Art Fraud [13:12]
9. Character Witness [10:14]
10. Fork In The Road [9:37]
11. What's Inside? [7:13]
12. End Credits [3:30]
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Menu

Disc #1 -- Interstate 60
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   Special Features
      Directors Commentary: On/Off
      Set Design
      Behind The Scenes/ Director & Cast Interviews
   Scene Selections
   Filmographies
      Bob Gale - Writer/Director
      James Marsden
      Chris Cooper
      Amy Smart
      Ann-Margret
      Christopher Lloyd
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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Unexpected Fun On The Ultimate Road Trip

    Interstate 60 is one of those movies you start watching while intending to do others things. Don't be decieved- this cover definitely doesn't show the content of the book. Campy at times and with voice over that sometimes leaves you groaning, the story is fun and fast paced. The character of Neal Oliver, played by James Marsden, is completely believable, wide-eyed and as confused as the audience throughout the twists and turns he encounters on Interstate 60. There are some moments that make you go 'Wha-' but the gags are great and the ending is the sort of happy fluff that rounds out a sweet, feel-good movie for the adult audience.

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