Rudy: The Rudy Giuliani Story
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Cast & Crew
Robert Dornhelm
Brian Wrench
Ted Whittall
Michelle Nolden
Penelope Ann Miller
Vlasta Vrana
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Synopsis
Based Wayne Barrett's book about the ups and downs of Rudy Giulian's' career, beginning when he was a young attorney working for the Reagan era Justice Department and the romantic beginnings with his future ex-wife, Donna Hanover. The story follows his rise to US District Attorney, his defeat to David Dinkins and subsequent victory for Mayor of New York, the failure of his marriage and how he became a national hero after the 9/11 tragedy.
Director
Robert Dornhelm
Cast
Brian Wrench
Ted Whittall
Michelle Nolden
Penelope Ann Miller
Vlasta Vrana
Kirsten Bishopric
Mark Camacho
Sam Stone
Jim Mcnabb
Jesse Camacho
John Bourgeois
Philip Pretten
Michael Woods
Steve Adams
Tony Robinow
Tim Post
Jack Langedijk
Francis X Mccarthy
Maxim Roy
James Woods
Alan Fawcett
Danny Blanco Hall
Arthur Grosser
Tony Calabretta
Philip Spensley
Crew
Wayne Barrett
Charles Beetz
Jocelyne Bellemare
Michael Braham
Jody Brockway
Victoria Burrows
Marianne Carter
Michael Charron
Stephen J. Davis
Suzanne Decarufel
Victor Dubois
Bertrand Dupuis
Stephan Dupuis
Emmanuel Frechette
Gary Goldberger
Johanne Hansen
Andrea Kenyon
Harald Kloser
Serge Ladouceur
Raynald Langelier
Pierre Lapointe
Danielle Lavoie
Lorette Leblanc
Kathryn Morrison
Matthew W. Mungle
Andre Ratelle
Cecile Rigault
Linda Ross
Adam J Scott
Robert Stecko
Jean-baptiste Tard
Jose Uria
Jane Walmsley
Thomas Wanker
Stanley Weiser
Michael Williams
Mark Winemaker
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Miscellaneous Notes
Nominated for the 2004 Writers Guild Award for Outstanding Achievement in Television Writing (Adapted Long Form) (Stanley Weiser) by the Writers Guild of America (WGA).
Nominated for two 2003 Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie (James Woods) and Outstanding Makeup for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special (Non-Prosthetic) (Jocelyne Bellemare, Stephan Dupuis, Cecile Rigault, and Matthew W Mungle), by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
Aired in United States March 30, 2003
Aired in United States September 2, 2003
Original airdate in January 2003 rescheduled to air on USA Channel on March 30, 2003. 02/26/03
A graphic scene showing a body falling from the North tower was cut from final version, 03/24/03
