Overnight (2003)

Directors:

Tony Montana
Mark Brian Smith

Release Date:

8 July 2005 (UK)

Genre:

Documentary

Tagline:

There's More Than One Way To Shoot Yourself

Plot:

A documentary on the rise and stumble of Troy Duffy, the bartender-cum-filmmaker who was swept up by Miramax's Harvey Weinstein to turn his script for The Boondock Saints into a feature film.

Plot Keywords:

Film Industry | Writer Director | Filmmaker | Rise And Fall | Director

Cast

  (Credited cast)

Jeffrey Baxter	...	Himself (as Jeffrey 'Skunk' Baxter)
Emmanuelle Béart	...	Herself (archive footage)
Chris Brinker	...	Himself
Jake Busey	...	Himself
Gordon Clark	...	Himself
Billy Connolly	...	Himself
Jim Crabbe	...	Himself
Willem Dafoe	...	Himself
Vincent D'Onofrio	...	Himself
Marie Duffy	...	Herself
Robert Duffy	...	Himself
Tate Duffy	...	Himself
Taylor Duffy	...	Himself
Troy Duffy	...	Himself
Tyson Duffy	...	Himself
Cassian Elwes	...	Himself
Sean Patrick Flanery	...	Himself
Jason Flom	...	Himself
John Goodman	...	Himself
Shaun Hill	...	Herself
Ramses Ishak	...	Himself
Jimi Jackson	...	Himself
Ron Jeremy	...	Himself
Matthew Modine	...	Himself
Tony Montana	...	Himself
Jerry O'Connell	...	Himself
Norman Reedus	...	Himself
Paul Reubens	...	Himself
Joel Roman	...	Himself
Ron Saint Germain	...	Himself (as Ron Saint Germaine)
Daniela Saioni	...	Herself
Mark Brian Smith	...	Himself
Patrick Swayze	...	Himself
Mark Wahlberg	...	Himself
Sharon Waxman	...	Herself
Harvey Weinstein	...	Himself (as Harvey)
John West	...	Himself
Billy Zane	...	Himself
Dave Zerr	...	Himself

MPAA:

Rated R for pervasive strong language, sexual references and some nudity.

Runtime:

82 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Black and White | Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

Canada:18A (Ontario) | UK:15 | USA:R

Filming Locations:

Boston University - One Sherborn Street, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Company:

Black & White Productions

Trivia:

Filmed over four years.

Quotes:

Troy Duffy: Harvey Weinstein is afraid of me.

Movie Connections:

References Sleepy Hollow (1999)

All good things come to those who wait

I gave this movie 9 of out 10 because it gave me great pleasure in the end to see the outcome and downfall of an arrogant, foul-mouthed, fat, dirty, self-centered fool. The other delight is knowing that his downfall is taped and recorded - every word, every damning phrase, every ridiculous self-centered comment all on tape for all to see and enjoy. I wonder if Duffy even has enough money now for a Blockbuster membership to rent this sad depiction of a very sad man - himself. He had everything - incredible luck, family, friends, tremendous support, talent (although this is only proved by his movie not his actions in the documentary) and several chances but he chose to crap all over every single one of them till he ended up sadly where he deserves - with no one, going no where and seeing no plausible way out of it. I would never wish ill on anyone but there is a sweet justice in seeing an arrogant, sad and vain fool get what he deserves in the end. Stacey Brooks, Atlanta, Georgia