The Battle of Shaker Heights
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Kyle Rankin
Kate Hendrickson
Ellis E. Williams
Hattie Winston
Philipp Karner
Shia Labeouf
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Set in the Cleveland suburb of Shaker Heights, a teenage World War II buff and battle re-enactor, Kelly Enswiler, finally makes a friend, Bart, while on the battlefield. Kelly is from a troubled home and has lead a guarded existence. Bart encourages Kelly to take on his high school enemy--a bully named Lance. However, his newfound confidence also leads him to seduce Bart's older sister, Tabby, which risks damaging their friendship. And so, Kelly must negotiate his way between fantasy and reality.
Cast
Kate Hendrickson
Ellis E. Williams
Hattie Winston
Philipp Karner
Shia Labeouf
Elden Henson
Michael Reid Mackay
Ray Wise
Amy Smart
Rick Cramer
Anson Mount
Billy Kay
Max Van Ville
Rachel Winfree
Dana Wheeler-nicholson
Pete Turner
Shiri Appleby
Freddy Waff
John Prosky
Gary Hymes
Merritt Yohnka
Kathleen Quinlan
Justin Thomson
William Sadler
France Nuyen
Michael Mcshane
Crew
Thomas Ackerman
Keith Adams
Matt Adler
Ben Affleck
Heather L. Anderson
Steve Baine
Jeff Balis
Kevin Banks
Kevin Banks
Stephen Barden
Tennie E Barnes
Jonathan Bates
Todd Beckett
Todd Beckett
Erica Beeney
Dennis Benatar
Joe Bracciale
Michelle Bronson
Stephen Brooks
Thomas Brunelle
Alex Bullick
James Calvert
William Calvert
Henry Cantor
Christian Carruthers
Chay Carter
Mauni Caves
Matthew Caws
Mark Chadwick
Megan Choury
Matt Chubet
David Clark
Denny Colliver
David Cowgill
Elizabeth Cummings
Matt Damon
David D Darling
Lee De Lang
Doug Dovichi
Chris Dusendschon
Christopher T Elledge
Ira Elliot
Keith Elliott
Anthony Erlandsen
Michael Everett
Nelson Ferreira
Ron Finn
Mike Florimbi
Spencer Foster
Walter Foster
Leigh French
Leigh French
Sierra French-myerson
Linda Gacsko
Laura C Gallo
Eduardo Garcia
Adam Gelvan
Maggie Giberson
Harlan Glenn
Stacie Goodman
Jamie Gould
James Graves
Lauren Grey
Gina Gyles
Julie Hansen
Dave Harvey
Joel Hatch
Joel Hatch
George Hatfield
Adam S Hawkey
Adam S Hawkey
Christopher Hayes
Amanda Hayward
Vivian Hengsteler
Ian Henry
Steven Hiller
Wendall S. Hinkle
Ross W Holzer
Andrew Horton
Michael Hugghins
Marc Joubert
Chris Kahn
Clifton Kearns
Alex Keledjian
Mathew Kennedy
Barry Kerns
Rossall Kerry
Steven King
Stan Landsman
Kim T Le
Laura Leppanen
Rogelio Loera
John R Long
Daniel Lorca
Gary Louzon
Wendy Lyon
Richard Marvin
Bart P Mccarthy
Bob Mccarthy
Tom Mccomas
Brandon K Mclaughlin
Lawton Metcalfe
Bega Metzner
Joseph Middleton
Chris Moore
Sterling Moore
Beth E Morgan
Lloyd Moriarity
Darin Necessary
Richard Nord
Colin O'hara
Heather Osborn
Tijen Osman
Yesim Osman
Mike Owen
Chris Palmero
Ignatio Partida
Lisa Penaranda
Elisa Pensler-gabrielli
Jason Perreira
Dan Perri
Peter Persaud
Matthew Pond
Nicole Porreco
Rich Price
Rich Price
Jill Purdy
Miles Reeder
James Renner
Trent Richmond
Kelley Ritch
Nathan Robitaille
James Roland
Meredeth Rose
Barbara Rothenborg
Erin Rott
Dylan Rush
Todd Schneider
Rick Schwartz
Lisa K Sessions
John Sievert
Peter Soldinger
Babette Stith
Virginia Storey
Lauren Suarez
Jennifer Tabish
Larry Tanz
Emmy Taylor-davies
Kirk Tedeski
Vincent Vaccarro
Ann Valentine
Peter Vitale
Raymond Waff
Jen Wall
Nancy J Wall
Merie W. Wallace
Michael Welker
Andrea Wertheim
Danny White
Richard Wicklund
Sharon Wong
Allan Yamauchi
John Ziegler
Film Details
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Miscellaneous Notes
Winner of the 2002 Project Greenlight competition, developed by Ben Affleck and Matt Damon. There were separate winners for screenplay and directing in this year's competition. The winning directors will receive a $1,000,000 production budget from Miramax Films to film the winning script.
Released in United States Summer August 22, 2003
Expanded Release in United States August 29, 2003
Released in United States on Video December 9, 2003
Feature directorial debut for Kyle Rankin and Efram Potelle.
Feature screenwriting debut for Erica Beeney.
Released in United States Summer August 22, 2003 (NY, LA)
Expanded Release in United States August 29, 2003
Released in United States on Video December 9, 2003