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| Columbia/Tri-Star (2008) | |||||
| Comedy, Crime, Thriller | |||||
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| Seth Rogen | Dale Denton | |
| James Franco | Saul Silver | |
| Danny McBride | Red | |
| Kevin Corrigan | Budlofsky | |
| Craig Robinson | Matheson | |
| Gary Cole | Ted Jones | |
| Rosie Perez | Carol - Female Cop | |
| Ed Begley Jr. | Robert | |
| Nora Dunn | Shannon | |
| Amber Heard | Angie Anderson | |
| Joe Lo Truglio | Mr. Edwards | |
| Arthur Napiontek | Clark | |
| Cleo King | Police Liaison Officer | |
| Bill Hader | Private Miller | |
| James Remar | General Bratt |
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| Producer | Judd Apatow
Shauna Robertson |
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| Writer | Judd Apatow
Seth Rogen |
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| Cinematography | Tim Orr
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| Musician | Graeme Revell
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Pineapple Express is a buddy comedy released in 2008 that details the adventures of two potheads on the run after main character Dale Denton (Seth Rogen) observes a murder from the driveway of a drug kingpin's home. Denton, a pot-smoking, high school girl-dating, process server with little life purpose, suddenly realizes his life is in danger and immediately runs to his small-time drug dealer friend, Saul Silver (James Franco). From there the hijinx begin, as Denton and Silver are forced to run for their lives, while in the meantime reflecting on each of their lives and craving the occasional toke of marijuana. |
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