Saving Silverman
A pair of buddies conspire to save their best friend from marrying the wrong woman, a cold-hearted beauty who snatches him from them and breaks up their Neil Diamond cover band.
Director(s)
Shaz Bennett
Daniel Silverberg
Kathy Houghton
Steve Eathorne
Ruby J. Munro
Where to watch
Netflix
Subscription
Cast & crew
Kyle Gass
Bar Dude
Steve Zahn
Wayne Lefessier
Eliza Norbury
Wayne's Mom
Andrew McIlroy
Waiter
Carly McKillip
Cute Girl
Gus Lynch
Security Guard
Amanda Peet
Judith Fessbeggler
R. Lee Ermey
Coach
Colin Foo
Old Man
Lowela Jotie
Cheerleader
Jack Black
J.D. McNugent
Michael Roberds
Doctor
Oscar Goncalves
Man
Ken Camroux-Taylor
Warren
Nancy J. Lilley
Bearded Lady
Daniel Silverberg
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Larry Lam
Thai Kickboxer
Kathy Houghton
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Odessa Munroe
Hooker
David Mylrea
Dogfaced Boy
Amanda Detmer
Sandy
Nicole Robert
Nun
Devin Douglas Drewitz
Young Wayne
Jason Biggs
Darren Silverman
Neil Diamond
Self
Norman Armour
Minister
Christopher Logan
Vageet
Esme Lambert
Raccoon Woman
Max Fomitchev
Mime
Tony Parsons
Newscaster
Lillian Carlson
Mother Superior
Mark Aaron Wagner
Luigi
Stephen Chang
Thai Referee
Sean Owen Roberts
Wong
Tracy Trueman
Hooker
Carla Boudreau
Beautiful Woman
Biski Gugushe
Cop At Darren's House
Steven McMichael
Josh
Dennis Dugan
Referee
Brett Armstrong
Brett
Patrick Pfrimmer
Clayton
Frank L. Frazier
Bouncer (as Frank Frazier)
Eli Ranger
Young Darren
Ivan Jurcev
Young J.D.
Phil Trasolini
Referee on Sideline
David Neale
Cop at Police Station
Mary Ann Skoll
Cop at Police Station
Blake Stovin
Wayne's Dad
Brittany Moldowan
Little Girl
Katlyn Alexandra Ducharme
Little Girl
Jared Van Snellenberg
Belston
David B. Levinson
Heston (as David Levinson)
Frank Hache
Abe
Dario Delacio
Strong Man (as Dario Delaco)
Eleana Johnson
Old Lady
Margaret Ryan
Old Lady
Shaz Bennett
Cheerleader (as Shannon Bennett)
Theresa Coombe
Cheerleader
Leigh Hilary
Cheerleader
Jennifer Armstrong
Cheerleader
Linda Bernath
Cheerleader
Steve Eathorne
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Ruby J. Munro
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Reviews
Kamurai
Decent watch at best, probably won't watch again, and can really only recommend for big Steve Zahn fans. This movie is a lot of trash, fun trash, but trash none the less. It makes sense that these actors would band together to do a comedic project, but I can't imagine why they did an "idiot boys club" trope with a "gay as comedy" twist. I'm not a fan of Amanda Peet (but do watch "A Lot Like Love" and "Brockmire", oddly both baseball subjects), but she is the best actor in this by about a factor of 10. She plays a highly intellectual character that just doesn't fit in the same world as these other characters (most likely by design), and even manages to do some action sequences with other people involved without them also doing the action sequences. While I like Jason Biggs, Amanda Detmer, and R. Lee Ermey, I'm not a Steve Zahn fan, and this is not Jack Black's best work. Being as the majority of the movie is the latter and Amanda Peet, there is a lot of "this is kind of annoying" as opposed to "this is kind of funny". The structural writing is actually good, but the premise and the comedic writing is ludicrous, and it is pretty hit or miss. I can't recommend it just because there are too many other options: just the number of abuse humor comedies starring Jason Biggs is enough to give you a list of suggestions for other movies.
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