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Cast

Joseph Gordon-Levitt
as Chris Pratt

Jeff Daniels
as Lewis Canfield

Matthew Goode
as Gary Spargo

Carla Gugino
as Janet

Isla Fisher
as Luvlee

Sergio Di Zio
as Deputy Ted

David Huband
as Mr. Tuttle

Laura Vandervoort
as Kelly

Greg Dunham
as Bone

Morgan Kelly
as Marty

Toni Reimer
as Motorcycle Woman

Ted Felbel
as Elderly Man with Walker

Charles Crossin
as Department Store Clerk

Chuck Robinson
as Farmer on Thresher

Kalyn Bomback
as Waitress

Martin Roach
as Loan Officer

Alberta Watson
as Barbara Pratt

Alex Borstein
as Mrs. Lange

Brian Edward Roach
as Danny

Marc DeVigne
as Cameron Pratt

Courtney-Jane White
as Cameron's Girlfriend

Thanya Romero
as Maid

John Bluethner
as State Trooper

Lelsie Bais
as Ted's Wife

Harry Nelken
as Taxi Driver

Bruce McGill
as Robert Pratt

Aaron Berg
as Cork

Tinsel Korey
as Maura

Suzanne Kelly
as Nina

Ofield Williams
as Reggie

Julie Pederson
as Attractive Woman in Bar

Tracy McMahon
as Woman Reading at Bar

Paul Christie
as Jonathan

Stephen Eric McIntyre
as Bartender

Janaya Stephens
as Alison Pratt

Gordie Farrell
as Motorcycle Man

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• Aug 19, 2014

  JG-L carried the load in a few good indies from the 2000s, namely 'Brick' and here in 'The Lookout'. The story doesn't move slowly but wisely takes its time developing characters so that we understand why they make their fateful choices later on. Jeff Daniels is at his best as JG-L's blind but perceptively wiseass roommate, and there's a thug named Bones who looks exactly like Rush's Geddy Lee(!) Quality direction too, the sensation of driving through a cloud of fireflies rendered particularly memorable.
  Doctor S Super Reviewer
• Apr 10, 2013

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  Directors C Super Reviewer
• Feb 28, 2013

  This is much more of a character study than it is a thriller with the first half of the film dedicated to just getting you to know the characters and their lives before the drama truly starts. I honestly didn't know where the story was going to go, but I was engrossed because of the nuanced performances of Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Jeff Daniels. The thrills and plot don't really kick in for about 35-40 minutes, but once they do the pacing takings a turn and really ratchets up the suspense. This is a great thriller reminiscent of Memento because of the similar circumstances of the main characters. Levitt plays a character who ends up with significant damage from a car wreck that makes it to where he cannot sequence events properly or handle everyday things without a little bit of a struggle. Much of the suspense and unpredictability of the film comes from not knowing whether his character knows what to do or not. It adds an extra level beyond the standard plot. Matthew Goode adds in a chilling performance as the leader of the bad guys who convince Levitt to help them rob the bank he works for at night as the janitor. The dialogue is well written and the story keeps you on your toes throughout. This is also one of the few times where I really enjoyed the ending. The main characters come full circle and it's just fun to see. I can't ask for much more from a movie like this.
  Josh L Super Reviewer
• Dec 24, 2012

  A taut thriller with great performances, but nothing about 'The Lookout' is extraordinarily memorable or wholly unique. A good script and a decent film, but there is something all too familiar and unoriginal about it, as if its been done before. We've all seen thrillers like this time and time again.
  Kase V Super Reviewer

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