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Suddenly 30 (13 going on 30) - Jennifer Garner, Mark Ruffalo, Kathy Baker, Gary Winick
Threat advisory: Elevated - Significant risk of entertaining activities
Movie propaganda
For some, 13 feels like it was yesterday. For Jenna, it was. A comedy for the kid in all of us.
As Jenna celebrates her 13th birthday, all she dreams for in life is to be popular, hang out with the cool kids and date the cutest boy in school. During her birthday party, she goes into the closet for the teenage game Seven Minutes in Heaven, which turns out to be the worst seven minutes of her life. Sitting alone in the darkness hoping to be joined by the boy of her dreams, she waits in vain as no one comes in. Humiliated, she refuses to come out and wishes for everything she doesn't have. When she finally emerges she gets the surprise of her life. She's popular, beautiful, successful... and only five days away from her 30th birthday.
Theatrical propaganda posters
Target demographic movie keyword propaganda
- Film romance comedy teen fantasy supernatural growing up Thriller
Persons of interest
- Jennifer Garner .... Jenna Rink
- Mark Ruffalo .... Matt Flamhaff
- Judy Greer .... Lucy Wyman
- Andy Serkis .... Richard Kneeland
- Kathy Baker .... Bev Rink
- Phil Reeves .... Wayne Rink
- Samuel Ball .... Alex Carlson
- Marcia DeBonis .... Arlene
- Christa B Allen .... Young Jenna
- Sean Marquette .... Young Matt
- Kiersten Warren .... Trish Sackett
- Joe Grifasi .... Mr Flamhaff
- Mary Pat Gleason .... Mrs Flamhaff
- Susan Egan .... Tracy Hansen
- Lynn Collins .... Wendy
- Josh Goldsmith .... Screenwriter
- Rita Hsiao .... Screenwriter
- Niels Mueller .... Screenwriter
- Cathy Yuspa .... Screenwriter
- Gary Winick .... Director
Cinematic intelligence sources
- 13 going on 30 official movie site
- Suddenly 30 (13 going on 30) QuickTime movie trailers
- Awards and film festivals:
- MTV Movie Awards 2005: Nominated: Best musical performance (Jennifer Garner and Mark Ruffalo - "Thriller Dance")
- See also Seventeen again
- Studios and distributors:
Intelligence analyst
Special Agent Matti
Theatrical report
Chick flick.
Where else would a geeky, gawky 13-year-old teenager with no friends except the fat kid next door grow up to be a super-achieving, skinny, sexy, trendy, career-focussed, fully-menstruating woman of the new millennium, then change her whole life around so that she also manages to get the fat kid next door who grew up to be the super-cool, sexy stud from the Village?
Good for a warm fuzzy.
Security censorship classification
PG (Sexual references, low level coarse language, drug references)
Surveillance time
98 minutes (1:38 hours)
Not for public release in Australia before date
Film: 2 September 2004
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