Category: Crime
All Genres: Crime, Drama
Release Year: 2009
Country: USA
Runtime:
Rating: 3.9 (0)
Languages: English
Director: Kevin Tyler Asch
Sound: DTS
Taglines:

Dare to rock the boat.

Hes Under Siege and Out-of-Control.

Writing by: Antonio Macia - writer

Produced by: Danny A. Abeckaser - producer
Kevin Tyler Asch - producer

Cast: Justin Bartha - Barak Zimmerman
Jesse Eisenberg - Sam Gold
Nathalie Press - Rachel Apfel
Hale Appleman - Leon Zimmerman
Michael Lerner - Rebbe Horowitz
Q-Tip - Ephraim
Lea Michele - Ruth Gold
Danny A. Abeckaser - Jackie Solomon

Music: Dennis McCarthy
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Plot Outline: In Brooklyn, a youth from an Orthodox Jewish community is lured into becoming an Ecstasy dealer by his pal who has tied to an Israel drug cartel.
Plot: Set in 1999, "Holy Rollers" follows the journey of a young Hasidic Jew, Sam Gold, from an Orthodox Brooklyn community who innocently gets lured into the world of ecstasy drug trafficking by a friend, Barak Zimmerman, with ties to Jackie Solomon, an Israeli drug dealer. Story is inspired by actual events in the 1990s when Hasidim were recruited as mules to smuggle drugs into the United States.

Crazy Credits: We know about 1 Crazy Credits. One of them reads:
At the end of the closing credits, various shots of the beach that were taken a year or so later, are included.

Goofs: We know about 4 goofs. Here comes one of them:
Continuity: Virgil puts his cigar in his mouth before catching the ice cream from McHale, but in the next shot the cigar is in his hand.

Trivia: There are 5 entries in the trivia list - like these:

• Ernest Borgnine, who plays Cobra in the movie, played McHale in the original TV series.
• The song "Working On My Tan" can be heard towards the beginning of the movie. It was sung by Curry, Tim, who plays Vladikov.
• According to his book "If Chins Could Kill: Confessions of a B-Movie Actor", Bruce Campbell mentioned that McHales crew were rarely given specific instructions in many scenes other than to follow Tom Arnold around. He and French Stewart were not given any direction at all for their sequence in the talent show, so they scripted out a vaudeville act using Naval and nautical terms all by themselves. Despite this, most of their sequence ended up playing in the background while the camera focused on Arnold and Debra Messing.

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