Saving Silverman
Two slacker friends race against time to sabotage their best buddy’s impending marriage to a manipulative fiancée, risking the breakup of their lifelong band and the chance for true love if they fail.
“They swore nothing would come between them. Then she came along.”
Synopsis
Two friends devise a scheme to stop their best friend from marrying a woman they view as unsuitable; she is portrayed as cold‑hearted, removes him from their lives, and leads to the dissolution of their Neil Diamond cover band.
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A crew of 69+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Debra Neil FisherShot by Arthur AlbertScored by Michael SimpsonDesigned by Michael S Bolton
Box Office
2001 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.9× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$19.4M
Opening weekend: $7.4M — 38% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $9.4M — 48% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,467 theaters
Also known as
- Zickenterror - Der Teufel ist eine Fraude
- Diablessefr
- Assatanatait
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Cast & Crew
69 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Supporting cast
47Esme Lambert
as Raccoon Woman
Max Fomitchev
as Mime
Tony Parsons
as Newscaster
Oscar Goncalves
as Man
Lillian Carlson
as Mother Superior
Mark Aaron Wagner
as Luigi
Stephen Chang
as Thai Referee
Eliza Norbury
as Wayne's Mom
Michael Roberds
as Doctor
Sean Owen Roberts
as Wong
Ken Camroux Taylor
as Warren
Lowela Jotie
as Cheerleader
Odessa Munroe
as Hooker
Tracy Trueman
as Hooker
Devin Douglas Drewitz
as Young Wayne
Carly Mckillip
as Cute Girl
Carla Boudreau
as Beautiful Woman
Biski Gugushe
as Cop At Darren's House
Steven Mcmichael
as Josh
Dennis Dugan
as Referee
Larry Lam
as Thai Kickboxer
Brett Armstrong
as Brett
Patrick Pfrimmer
as Clayton
Frank L Frazier
as Bouncer (as Frank Frazier)
Eli Ranger
as Young Darren
Ivan Jurcev
as Young J.D.
Phil Trasolini
as Referee on Sideline
David Neale
as Cop at Police Station
Mary Ann Skoll
as Cop at Police Station
Gus Lynch
as Security Guard
Blake Stovin
as Wayne's Dad
Brittany Moldowan
as Little Girl
Katlyn Alexandra Ducharme
as Little Girl
Jared Van Snellenberg
as Belston
David B Levinson
as Heston (as David Levinson)
Frank Hache
as Abe
Nicole Robert
as Nun
Nancy J Lilley
as Bearded Lady
David Mylrea
as Dogfaced Boy
Dario Delacio
as Strong Man (as Dario Delaco)
Eleana Johnson
as Old Lady
Margaret Ryan
as Old Lady
Shaz Bennett
as Cheerleader (as Shannon Bennett)
Theresa Coombe
as Cheerleader
Leigh Hilary
as Cheerleader
Jennifer Armstrong
as Cheerleader
Linda Bernath
as Cheerleader
Directors
1Writers
2Producers
1Other crew
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