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Cast

Ben Affleck
as Gavin Banek

Samuel L. Jackson
as Doyle Gipson

Kim Staunton
as Valerie Gipson

Toni Collette
as Michelle

Sydney Pollack
as Stephen Delano

Amanda Peet
as Cynthia Banek

Tina Sloan
as Mrs. Delano

Richard Jenkins
as Walter Arnell

Akil Walker
as Stephen Gipson

Cole Hawkins
as Danny Gipson

Ileen Getz
as Ellen

Jennifer Dundas
as Mina Dunne

Matt Malloy
as Ron Cabot

Bradley Cooper
as Gordon Pinella

Dylan Baker
as Finch

Myra Lucretia-Taylor
as Judge Abarbanel

Cole Hwakins
as Danny Gipson

Bruce Altman
as Joe Kaufman

Joe Grifasi
as Judge Cosell

Lisa Leguillou
as Gina Gugliotta

Angela Goethals
as Sarah Windsor

Kevin Sussman
as Tyler Cohen

Susan Varon
as Sheryl Buckburg

Noel Wilson
as bartender at Arlo's

Angel L. Cabán
as Security Guard at School

Tyler Sussman
as Tyler Cohen

James Lovelett
as security guard at school

Julia Gibson
as Receptionist at AD&S

William Hurt
as Sponsor

Michael Patrick McGrath
as Seavers

John Benjamin Hickey
as Carlyle

Ray Bokhour
as Willard

Ray Boknour
as Willard

Suzanne Hevner
as Delano's Secretary

Caleb Archer
as Kid on a Bike

Jordan Gelber
as priest

Olga Merediz
as Mrs. Miller

Jayne Houdyshell
as Miss Tetley

Shabazz Richardson
as Cop at Precinct

Ray Anthony Thomas
as Cop at Precinct

Raymond Anthony Thomas
as Cop at Precint

Michael Pitt
as music teacher/conductor

Genevieve Elam
as waitress

Juan Lara
as Orchestra Child

Juanma Lara
as orchestra children

Anastasia Rojas
as Orchestra Child

Nicole Wright
as Orchestra Child

Clive Oliver Greenberg
as Orchestra Child

Gil Williams
as Mike

Sophia Guaspari
as orchestra member

Gilbert Williams
as Mike

Ruben J. Seraballs
as orchestra member

Father Bonneau
as Himself

Jewel Brimage
as teacher

Katarina Kianna
as Teacher

Vanessa Quel
as Kate

Katariina Kiamma
as teacher

Howard I. Laniado
as Barry

Tony "Machine" Krasinski
as office worker

Carolyn Feldschuh
as office worker

Maria Alaina Mason
as office worker

Harvey Waldman
as Author in Newsroom Interview

Pamela Hart
as newscaster

Neal Jones
as newsroom writer

Susan Blackwell
as newsroom producer

Alyson Renaldo
as newsroom executive producer

James Soviero
as Newsroom Associate Producer

Mary Pat Kelly
as newsroom script supervisor

Anthony DiGiacomo
as newsroom associate director

Richard Velasco
as newsroom director

Leonard Thomas
as newsroom reporter

Richard Kelly
as AA group leader

Selena Blake
as insurance broker

Harriet Rosenthal
as Family Court Member

John Kohl
as Family Court Member

Lisa Vogel
as Family Court Member

Bob Heffernan
as Simon Dunne

Sonny Kompanek

Nicolas Dodd

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Audience Reviews for Changing Lanes

• Dec 10, 2014

  Ben Affleck and Samuel L. Jackson square-off in the intense and dramatic thriller Changing Lanes. After leaving the scene of a traffic accident, a lawyer ends up embroiled in a feud with the person that he hit in order to recover an important file that he left at the scene. The story is remarkably engaging and has layers of subtext, as the grudge match leads both of the main characters to learn things about themselves as they push each other to the limit and find out how far they're willing to go. Affleck and Jackson give excellent performances, and are backed by a strong supporting cast that includes Amanda Peet, Toni Collette, and William Hurt. An incredibly powerful film, Changing Lanes takes a provocative look at the darker side of human nature.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Mar 20, 2014

  Not bad. This film is an exercise in human stupidity, but everything ends up working out pretty well in the end. Hobbes would totally love this movie lol.
  Stephen S Super Reviewer
• Oct 08, 2012

  Changing Lanes keeps you on your toes with a tense screenplay that does not let up until the final scenes when everyone is tidied up a little too well after all the chaos that ensued. Samuel L. Jackson is terrific as usual and rides the line between doing what he needs for his family and crossing that line. Ben Affleck is better in these roles than he is in the action role, playing a hotshot lawyer that realizes all the unethical crap he pulls will eventually catch up to him. I was actually expecting this to have more action than it did based on the title and previews, but I'm not complaining when it was this well done. Ultimately, the only knock I have is that the conclusion is a little too easy based on the rest, but Changing Lanes will keep you guessing and is entertaining.
  Josh L Super Reviewer
• Sep 03, 2012

  Samuel L. Jackson delivers one of his most memorable performances as Doyle Gibson, an insurance agent and separated father of two, who is caught up in a horrible day. Jackson steps away from his in-your-face characters that we are used to and embarks as a downtrodden everyday citizen. Along with his performance, "Changing Lanes" produces a perfect dramatic script, with each moment building on top of the next. Each time Doyle or Gavin (Ben Affleck) could end this catastrophic day, they forget how to be civilized and instead of moving forward in their personal and business lives, they continuously take two steps back until their entire lives are shaken by the end of the day. The writing of the film always feels true and each actor embody their roles to a sincere perfection, creating a solid and time-tested thriller.
  Christopher H Super Reviewer

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