Jack and Diane

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Cast & Crew

Juno Temple
Diane

Riley Keough
Jack

Cara Seymour
Aunt Linda

Kylie Minogue
Tara

Dane DeHaan
Chris

Leo Fitzpatrick
Joby

Michael Chernus
Jaimie

Jen Ponton
Stacy

Bradley Rust Gray
Director

Bradley Rust Gray
Screenwriter

Jen Gatien
Producer

Karin Chien
Producer

So-yong Kim
Producer

Bradley Rust Gray
Producer

Naeem Tyab
Executive Producer

Leonardo Guerra Seragnoli
Executive Producer

Gene Reed
Executive Producer

Tricia Quick
Executive Producer

Rui Costa Reis
Executive Producer

Ricardo Costa Reis
Executive Producer

Eliad Josephson
Executive Producer

Anne Misawa
Cinematographer

Bradley Rust Gray
Film Editing

So-yong Kim
Film Editing

Chris Trujillo
Production Design

Sig De Miguel
Casting

Stephen Vincent
Casting

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Audience Reviews for Jack and Diane

• Nov 22, 2015

  I watched this as I've liked a lot of Juno Temple's movies. This is pretty much a lesbian romance, which would be fine if they had left the stupid monster stuff out. It's probably meant to be a metaphor for struggling with sexuality, but honestly I would have preferred it if they just dealt with that issue. What's left is a very average film which drags and makes no sense. It's a shame, it could have been decent.
  Nicki M Super Reviewer
• Feb 14, 2014

  Diane(Juno Temple) loses her cell phone and therefore has no idea her sister is not coming to visit her from Washington, DC until it is too late. By that point, she is feeling nauseous and having nose bleeds. Seeking shelter in a night club, she runs into Jack(Riley Keough) who takes her home with her. When Diane finally gets home the following morning, her aunt Linda(Cara Seymour) is so sick with worry that she is prepared to ground her until she is old enough to collect social security. Desperately wanting to put its own fresh spin on the teenage lesbian coming of age movie, "Jack and Diane" goes the extra mile unnecessarily in throwing random plot elements at the wall to see what sticks which is pretty much nothing, except in the department of bodily functions. The more the movie tries to be dark and edgy, the more it becomes harder to tell exactly what is going on. Characters coming and going as they please does not help in the least. In any case, we've known for a while that Juno Temple is game for anything while Kylie Minogue just seems intent on putting together the most eccentric filmography ever.
  Walter M Super Reviewer
• May 19, 2013

  Think my obsession with Juno Temple was the main reason I was interested in this movie, and watched until the end. While the lesbian/horror love story was entertaining, I can't help but still call it an average movie, saved by my love for Juno haha.
  

  Shawn M Super Reviewer
• Feb 27, 2013

  There just aren't enough lesbian werewolf films, but Jack & Diane is here to fill that niche. The story is paper-thin and involves a friendship between two teenage girls that are werewolves? The werewolf aspect is so poorly integrated that it's hard to tell whether they're both wolves, whether one turned the other into a wolf, or if it's just a visual manifestation. But beyond that, the acting is poor and there's no point to anything in the film. Monotonous tripe, Jack & Diane is convoluted and inexplicable.
  Dann M Super Reviewer