Trick
Gabriel, a young, aspiring musical composer, feels his life stuck in the opening act. When his latest musical number receives critical reception, his theatre colleague Perry tells him he must live life before he can write about it, so he heads straight for his local gay bar.
Director(s)
Jim Fall
Kirsten Kearse
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Cast & Crew
Facts
- 1
Writer Jason Schafer initially titled the project 'Gay Boy' before actor Anthony Rapp suggested adapting it into a movie.
- 2
Director Jim Fall got involved after an actor from a script reading recommended him to the production team.
- 3
Filming wrapped in less than three weeks during August 1998 for an independent budget of $450,000.
- 4
Fine Line Features acquired North American distribution with a mid-six-figure deal guaranteeing release in at least three cities.
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kinrich30
I feel can best be described in one word - annoying. It is the story of one guy who decides to go out to a club for the night and meets a go-go dancer and they plan to hang out for the night. The entire movie, which takes place in just one night, is about how they can't spend time together as all of the guy's friends are annoying and self-centered and you start to wonder about why he's friends with them, but as the movie goes on, you also learn that he's kind of a jerk too. In fact, the only really decent character in the whole movie is the dancer. If you're looking for romance, comedy or a good movie, this isn't it. It's about a long string of very annoying conversations that basically go nowhere. Honestly, in my opinion, the dancer should have bailed on all of them and never looked back.
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Trick FAQs
The directors of Trick are Jim Fall and Kirsten Kearse.
The cast of Trick includes Kevin Chamberlin as Perry's Ex, Tori Spelling as Katherine, Missi Pyle as Actress with Flowers, Scottie Epstein as Muscley Chest Guy, Christian Campbell as Gabriel, Lorri Bagley as Judy, Brad Beyer as Rich, Helen Hanft as Greasy Spoon Waitress, Kate Flannery as Ridiculous Writer, Michele Brilliant as Gwen, Little Dyke, John Paul Pitoc as Mark, Eric Bernat as Funky Stage Manager, and more.
The duration of Trick is 1h 29 mins.
Yes. You can watch the Trick trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
You can watch Trick on Amazon Prime Video (Subscription), Amazon Prime Video with Ads (Subscription), The CW (Free), Kanopy (Free), Hoopla (Free), Amazon Video (Rent), Google Play Movies (Rent), YouTube (Rent), Fandango At Home (Rent), Amazon Video (Buy), Google Play Movies (Buy), YouTube (Buy), Fandango At Home (Buy), Philo (Ads), The Roku Channel (Ads), The CW (Ads), Revry (Ads), Plex (Ads), Plex Channel (Ads), and Tubi TV (Ads). Check this Fanbiz page for the latest platforms.
Trick was released on 23 Jul 1999.
Trick is listed under Comedy and Romance on Fanbiz.
Trick has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 1.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "I feel can best be described in one word - annoying. It is the story of one guy who decides to go out to a club for the night and meets a go-go dancer and they plan to hang out..."
1. Writer Jason Schafer initially titled the project 'Gay Boy' before actor Anthony Rapp suggested adapting it into a movie. 2. Director Jim Fall got involved after an actor from a script reading recommended him to the production team. 3. Filming wrapped in less than three weeks during August 1998 for an independent budget of $450,000. 4. Fine Line Features acquired North American distribution with a mid-six-figure deal guaranteeing release in at least three cities.
