Goodbye Lover
Brief Synopsis
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Sandra is a femme fatale obsessed with the songs of The Sound of Music. Behind her saccharine exterior, she is carrying on an affair with her husband's brother Ben, and likes using handcuffs on him during their trysts. When Ben dies mysteriously, a cynical police detective must investigate a sleazy web of deceit.
Cast & Crew
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Roland Joffe
Director
Patricia Arquette
Sandra Dunmore
Dermot Mulroney
Jake Dunmore
Ellen Degeneres
Rita Pompano
Mary-louise Parker
Peggy Blane
Don Johnson
Ben Dunmore
Film Details
Also Known As
Goodbye, Lover
MPAA Rating
Genre
Comedy
Crime
Thriller
Release Date
1999
Production Company
Birds & Animals Unlimited; Flying Cam Inc; Howard Anderson Company; New Regency Productions; Nina Saxon Film Design; Pacific Title & Art Studio; Regency Enterprises
Distribution Company
WARNER BROS. PICTURES DISTRIBUTION (WBPD); 20th Century Fox International; Village Roadshow Limited; Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group; Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution; Warner Bros. Pictures International
Location
Los Angeles, California, USA
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 41m
Synopsis
Sandra is a femme fatale obsessed with the songs of The Sound of Music. Behind her saccharine exterior, she is carrying on an affair with her husband's brother Ben, and likes using handcuffs on him during their trysts. When Ben dies mysteriously, a cynical police detective must investigate a sleazy web of deceit.
Cast
Patricia Arquette
Sandra Dunmore
Dermot Mulroney
Jake Dunmore
Ellen Degeneres
Rita Pompano
Mary-louise Parker
Peggy Blane
Don Johnson
Ben Dunmore
Ray Mckinnon
Nathaniel Rollins
Alex Rocco
Detective Crowley
Andre Gregory
Reverend Finlayson
John Neville
Bradley
Jo Nell Kennedy
Evelyn
Akane Nelson
Receptionist
Kevin Cooney
Company Man No 1
Will Foster Stewart
Dennis
Nina Siemaszko
Newscaster
David Brisbin
Mr Brodsky
Lisa Eichorn
Mrs Brodsky
George Furth
Mr Merritt
Barry Newman
Senator Lassetter
Michael Krawic
Medical Examiner
Max Perlich
Will
Quincy Samuel Smith
Larry
Andi Chapman
Cop
John Prosky
Forensic Cop
Richard T. Jones
Detective
Michael Byrne
Detective
Michael William James
Detective
Frances Bay
Old Woman
Pavel Cerny
Cabbie
Ernie W. Lively
Sheriff
Danny Goldring
Forensic Officer
Rob Labelle
Minister
Leslie Jordan
Homer
Lou Myers
Poice Captain
Doug Spinuzza
Gang-Banger
Lee Weaver
Old Codger
Newell Alexander
Minister No 2
Molly Hager
Young Girl No 2
Gerald T Olson
Politician
Kenny Moskow
Commercial Guy
Bruce Rogers
Choir Conductor
Mary Lippman
Joan
Ken Lam
Coroner'S Assistant
Darrick Lam
Police Officer
Marcus M Shirey
Police Officer
Charles Gladney
Cop At College
Lisa Cohen
Battered Woman
Chic Daniel
Detective Daniel
Jay B Yarnell
Detective Yarnell
Mike Singer
Company Man No 2
Gary Sear
Company Man No 3
Erin Keim
Young Girl No 3
Angela Blattenberger
Girls Chorus
Bianca Davis
Girls Chorus
Demi Dustman
Girls Chorus
Jenna Escoto
Girls Chorus
Courtney Hansen
Girls Chorus
Candace Kovacic
Girls Chorus
Juliana Kubicki
Girls Chorus
Brittany Mahurin
Girls Chorus
Kellie Roberson
Girls Chorus
Julie Shapiro
Ashley Thornton
Girls Chorus
Natalie Thornton
Girls Chorus
Jonell Kennedy
Lisa Eichhorn
Michael P. Byrne
Crew
Jim Albert
Other
Deena Appel
Additional Costumes
Wayne Artman
Re-Recording Mixer (Four Media Company)
Rick Barker
Stunt Coordinator
Javier Bennassar
Sound Effects Editor
Richard Blanchard
Song ("Fill My Cup Lord")
James Brown
Song
James Brown
Song Performer ("I Got You (I Feel Good)")
Gae S. Buckley
Set Designer
Peter Cetera
Song Performer ("Do You Love Me That Much")
Dorian Cheah
Sound Effects Editor
Joel Cohen
Screenplay
Benjamin Cook
Sound Effects Editor
Jonathan Cornick
Co-Executive Producer
Rosemary Cremona
2nd Assistant Director
Louis Creveling
Dialogue Editor
Chic Daniel
Police Advisor
Chris Daniel
Producer
Bonnie Daniels
Production Controller
Doctor Harold Daughtery
Choral Music Consultant
Annie Dautane
Digital Production Supervisor (Medialab/ Digital Special Effects 3-D Sequences)
Ken Dufva
Foley Walker
Tracey Edmonds
Musical Supervisor
Lisle Engle
Sound Effects Editor
Mary Erstad
Foley Mixer
David Fein
Foley Walker
Danielle Fiorello
Dialogue Editor
Mark Forbes
Animal Trainer
Richard Francis-bruce
Additional Editing
Alan Freedman
Adr Mixer
Cormac Funge
Supervising Sound Effects Editor
Jason George
Dialogue Editor
Gregory M Gerlich
Supervising Sound Editor
Jim Goldthwait
3rd Assistant Director
Amanda Goodpaster
Music Editor
David Grant
Dialogue Editor
Larry Groupé
Conductor
Larry Groupé
Original Music
Peter Gulla
Camera Operator
Diane Gutterud
Production Coordinator
Kevin Halloran
Location Manager
Oscar Hammerstein Ii
Songs ("My Favorite Things" "Maria" "So Long Farewell" "Climb Ev'Ry" "Mountain")
Brian R Harman
Other
Robert L Harman
Re-Recording Mixer (Four Media Company)
Darrel Harvey
Recording/Mixing Engineer
Liz Hengber
Song ("Do You Love Me That Much")
Ira Hurwitz
Script Supervisor
Damon Intrabartolo
Supervisor
Robert C Jackson
Dialogue Editor
Gregory Jacobs
1st Assistant Director
Gary Jay
Camera Operator
Frank Jones
Re-Recording Mixer (Four Media Company)
Thomas Jones
Dialogue Editor
Ossama Khuluki
Foley Walker
Arassou Kichenassamy
Other
Jean Baptiste Lere
Computer Graphic Artist (Medialab/ Digital Special Effects 3-D Sequences)
Barbara Lorenz
Hair Styles Designer
Frank Macchia
Original Music
James Mackinnon
Effects Makeup
Orreolondo Mallory
Song ("Propoganda")
David Mann
Foley Editor
Diane Marshall
Foley Walker
Brian Mashburn
Song ("Goodbye")
Brett Mazur
Song ("Propoganda")
Patrick Mcdarrah
Producer
Michael Mcquarn
Musical Supervisor
Joseph Middleton
Casting
Alexandra Milchan
Producer
Arnon Milchan
Executive Producer
Bruce Alan Miller
Art Director
David Minkowski
Production Associate
Olivia Moreau
Digital Production Manager (Medialab/ Digital Special Effects 3-D Sequences)
Michelle Morris-gertz
Other
Gene Murphy
Song ("Propoganda")
Michael Nathanson
Executive Producer
Gerald T Olson
Line Producer
Gerald T Olson
Unit Production Manager
John Ottman
Music
John Ottman
Original Music
Jonathan Owens
Song ("Chained Minds")
Ron Peer
From Story
Ron Peer
Screenwriter
Brian Pierret
Other
Tessa Posnansky
Set Decorator
Emmanuel Previnaire
Pilot (Flying Camera Inc)
Louis Prezelin
Camera Operator (Flying Camera Inc)
Caroline Quinn
Set Designer
Eve Ramboz
Digital Effects Supervisor/Compositing Artist (Medialab/Digital Special Effects 3-D Sequences)
Yuri Reese
Dialogue Editor
Philippe Reinaudo
Technical Supervisor (Medialab/ Digital Special Effects 3-D Sequences)
Shari Rhodes
Casting
William Robinson Jr.
Song ("Do You Love Me That Much")
Bruce Rogers
Other
Richard Rogers
Songs ("My Favorite Things" "Maria" "So Long Farewell" "Climb Ev'Ry" "Mountain" "I Have Confidence" "Something Good")
Joel Roodman
Producer
Michael John Ross
Re-Recording Mixer
Michael Roy
System Manager (Medialab/Digital Special Effects/3d Sequences)
Kyle Rudolph
2nd Unit Director Of Photography (2nd Unit)
Ferris Save
Song Performer ("Goodbye")
Susan Shin
Adr Supervising Editor
Alec Sokolow
Screenwriter
Walter Spencer
Dialogue Editor
Dante Spinotti
Director Of Photography
Van Spurgeon
Associate Producer
Stewart Starkin
Production Designer
Fred Steiner
Song ("Perry Mason Theme")
William Steinkamp
Editor
Bruno Stempel
Special Effects Coordinator (Performance World/Special Effects)
Gilda Texter
Costume Supervisor
Kaori Turner
Body Makeup
Theadora Van Runkle
Costume Designer
Jean-marie Vives
Digital Matte Painting Artist (Medialab/ Digital Special Effects 3-D Sequences)
Mathew Waters
Re-Recording Mixer
Pawel Wdowczak
Production Sound Mixer
Jerry Williams
Special Effects Coordinator (Performance World/Special Effects)
Lennox Wiseley
Executive (Lightmotive Productions)
Debbie Zoller
Key Makeup Artist
Film Details
Also Known As
Goodbye, Lover
MPAA Rating
Genre
Comedy
Crime
Thriller
Release Date
1999
Production Company
Birds & Animals Unlimited; Flying Cam Inc; Howard Anderson Company; New Regency Productions; Nina Saxon Film Design; Pacific Title & Art Studio; Regency Enterprises
Distribution Company
WARNER BROS. PICTURES DISTRIBUTION (WBPD); 20th Century Fox International; Village Roadshow Limited; Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group; Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution; Warner Bros. Pictures International
Location
Los Angeles, California, USA
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 41m
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Limited Release in United States April 16, 1999
Released in United States Spring April 16, 1999
Released in United States on Video October 12, 1999
Released in United States April 1999
Shown at Palm Beach International Film Festival April 9-18, 1999.
Additional photography continued until January 18, 1997.
Straight-to-video release.
Completed shooting December 22, 1996.
Began shooting October 10, 1996.
Regency Vision is the speciality division of New Regency Productions.
Limited Release in United States April 16, 1999
Released in United States Spring April 16, 1999
Released in United States on Video October 12, 1999
Released in United States April 1999 (Shown at Palm Beach International Film Festival April 9-18, 1999.)
