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| Production Company | |
ContentFilm |
| CREW | ||
| Director | Curtiss Clayton | |
| Screenwriter | Daniel Handler | |
| Producers | Ruth Charny | |
| Jim Czarnecki | ||
| Sofia Sondervan | ||
| Executive Producers | Edward R. Pressman | |
| John Schmidt | ||
| Line Producer | Allen Bain | |
| Director of Photography | Lisa Rinzler | |
| Editor | Curtiss Clayton | |
| Costume Designer | Alysia Raycraft | |
| Set Decorator | Heather Loeffler | |
| Music By | Ted Reichman | |
| Casting | Amanda Mackey Johnson CSA | |
| Cathy Sandrich Gelfond CSA | ||
| Sig De Miguel | ||
| Wendy Weidman | ||
| CAST | ||
| BILL PULLMAN | Rick | |
| AARON STANFORD | Duke | |
| AGNES BRUCKNER | Eve | |
| SANDRA OH | Michelle | |
| DYLAN BAKER | Buck | |
| PAZ DE LA HUERTA | Vicki | |
| MARIANNE HAGEN | Laura | |
| EMMANUELLE CHRIQUI | Duke's Long-Suffering Wife | |
| MARIANNE HAGEN | Laura | |
| JAMIE HARRIS | Mick | |
| HAVILAND MORRIS | Jane | |
| DAN MORAN | Timmy the storage attendant | |
| JEROME PRESTON BATES | Lobby Guard | |
| WILLIAM RYALL | Rick's doorman | |
| DANIEL HANDLER | perky waiter | |
| DENNIS PARLATO | BusinessTalk anchor | |
| P.J. BROWN | Jack Lantern | |
| TODD KOVNER | Jed | |
| KIMBERLY ANNE THOMPSON | new receptionist | |
| VITA
HAAS |
party girl | |
| SUSAN PORRO | Anne Bolin | |
| ANDREW APPEL | ambitious exec | |
| CHRIS SKOGLUND | annoying exec | |
| ROBERT GERARD LARKIN | harried exec | |
| BRANDON JOHNSON | fawning exec | |
| BRIAN FAHERTY | clowning exec | |
| JOSH CASAUBON | handsome exec | |
| ROBIN GOLDSMITH | genial exec |
What The Critics Say...
"Rick" is a haunting and chilling, yet biting black tragi-comedy... The film does a wonderful job portraying the soulless world Rick inhabits, while imbuing him with just enough of a tattered soul to give the audience hope for his redemption. ...a gripping thriller that seems more like a classic Greek Tragedy than it is a modern American movie. Pullman is at peak form here... while the rest of the quirky cast gives the film a harrowingly realistic feel. It's not often a film comes along that gets its audience to cheer for a bad guy. But as Rick O'Lette points out in this intriguing wicked comedy, he wasn't always a bad guy. The captivating question for Rick in "Rick" is, can he become a nice guy again in time to save his soul? "
- Merle Bertrand, FILM THREAT
"Harden your heart and blind justice may rip it out of your chest
learns our hero (Bill Pullman)... inCurtiss Clayton's incisive directing
debut.
- David Germaine, Associated Press