Suddenly Naked
| Suddenly Naked | |
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| Directed by | Anne Wheeler |
| Written by | Elyse Friedman |
| Produced by | Gavin Wilding |
| Starring | |
| Cinematography | David Frazee |
| Edited by | Lara Mazur |
| Music by | Chris Ainscough |
Production company | Creative Differences |
| Distributed by | Remstar Distribution |
Release date | 8 September 2001 (Canada) |
Running time | 105 mn. |
| Country | Canada |
| Language | English |
Suddenly Naked is a 2001 drama film directed by Anne Wheeler, written by Elyse Friedman, and starring Wendy Crewson and Peter Coyote.
Plot[]
Jackie York (Wendy Crewson) is a famous novelist with a secret, she is suffering from writer's block and is unable to write her much-anticipated novel. After being used and then dumped by a wannabe movie director, Jackie can't get back to work. So Jackie concocts a mess of lies to cover up her loneliness and to protect her secret. Jackie then meets a man named Patrick McKeating (Joe Cobden), a writer who opens her up to new possibilities. However, Patrick is nearly 20 years younger than Jackie. Jackie gets a lesson in true love and must decide what really matters in life.
Cast[]
- Wendy Crewson as Jackie York
- Peter Coyote as Lionel
- Emmanuelle Vaugier as Lupe Martinez
- Joe Cobden as Patrick McKeating
- Jud Tylor as Crystal
- Jennifer Carmichael as "Rainbow"
- Eliza Murbach as Kelly
- Dan Joffre as Fan
- Camille Mitchell as Sasha
- Michael Shanks as Danny Blair
- Ron Selmour as Security Guard
Awards and nominations[]
- 2002 Anne Wheeler and Gavin Wilding won Best Feature Length Drama at the Leo Awards
- 2002 Lara Mazur won Best Picture Editing in a Feature Length Drama at the Leo Awards
- 2002 Anne Wheeler won Feature Length Drama: Best Director at the Leo Awards
- 2002 Chris Ainscough won Feature Length Drama: Best Musical Score at the Leo Awards
- 2003 Lara Mazur won Best Achievement in Editing at the Genie Awards
- 2003 Gavin Wilding was nominated for "Best Motion Picture" at the Genie Awards
- 2003 Anne Wheeler was nominated for "Best Achievement in Directing" at the Genie Awards
- 2003 Chris Ainscough was nominated for "Best Achievement in Music – Original Score" at the Genie Awards
- 2003 Laura Doyle was nominated for "Best Achievement in Music – Original Song" for the song "Your Love" at the Genie Awards
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