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Movie Info
Lost and found at a Minneapolis cash machine, a $20 bill goes round and round town.
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Rating: R
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Genre: Comedy, Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Keva Rosenfeld
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Producer: Karen Murphy
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Writer: Leslie Bohem, Endre Bohem
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $30.7K
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Runtime:
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Production Co: Big Tomorrow Productions
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Sound Mix: Surround, Stereo
Cast & Crew

Linda Hunt
Angeline

David Rasche
Baker

George Morfogen
Jack Holiday

Sam Sorbo
Anna Holiday

Brendan Fraser
Sam Mastrewski

Concetta Tomei
Sam's Mother
Melora Walters
The Stripper, Funeral Director

Gladys Knight
Mrs. McCormac

Elisabeth Shue
Emily Adams

Steve Buscemi
Frank

Christopher Lloyd
Jimmy

Kamau Holloway
Bobby McCormac

William H. Macy
Property Clerk

Diane Baker
Ruth Adams

Matt Frewer
Receding Bingo Winner

Spalding Gray
Priest

Nina Siemaszko
Bank Teller

Keva Rosenfeld
Director

Karen Murphy
Producer

Leslie Bohem
Screenwriter

Endre Bohem
Screenwriter

David Robbins
Original Music

Emmanuel Lubezki
Cinematographer

Michael Ruscio
Film Editing

Sharon Bialy
Casting

Debi Manwiller
Casting

Richard Pagano
Casting
Critic Reviews for Twenty Bucks
Audience Reviews for Twenty Bucks
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Nov 01, 2014As a twenty-dollar bill circulates, various classes of people assign it differing values. American class differences reveal themselves in this fine but didactic film. The conceit is interesting enough, and the stories and characters are all engaging, from the thieves to the engaged couple, but when it all comes together, in a haphazard Altman imitation, it's hard to discern that we've seen anything new or remarkable. Overall, this is a good concept, well-executed, but not as "important" as it might think.
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May 29, 2009it was pretty interesting: a journey of 20 bucks..
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Aug 23, 2007This was originally written in 1935, but put aside and forgotten about for almost 6 decades. After the screenwriter's death, his son found this forgotten work, read and fell in love with it, and, after updating it for contemporary times, decided to finally have a film made out of it. What we get here is a glimpse into the surprising life and times of a twenty dollar bill and the people that directly and indirectly come into contact with it. It's not a truly unique idea in general, but the use of such a ubiquitous object is. Having it solely focus on the bill would be boring, so what we really get presented with is a look at the lives of the people the bill comes in and out of contact with. They come from all walks of life and economic social classes, so, in effect, this is a clever little film that shows almost the full make up of the denizens of an anonymous American city. Some of the many types of people that get followed include a lottery obsessed homeless woman, an aspiring writer working as a waitress, a veteran thief trying to train an unpredictable new partner, and a groom to be whose not too sure about his father-in-law to be. The characters are made up of an impressive ensemble cast that includes names like Linda Hunt, Christopher Lloyd, Steve Buscemi, Elisabeth Shue, Brendan Fraser, among several others. They all do a pretty decent job, but my favorites are the first three people I mentioned. The film is presented as interwoven vignettes, and, while they're not uniformly great quality-wise, none of them are really terrible. All in all this is a really fun and enjoyable film that's sadly underrated. Do yourself a favor and look it up.
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Apr 07, 2007Good actors, interesting idea but sloppy execution
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