'Gig' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Newsbag (2013)
Actors:
Darragh O'Connell (producer),
Seamus O'Toole (editor),
Peter Coonan (actor),
Darren Hendley (composer),
Matthew Darragh (actor),
Aoibheann O'Hara (actress),
Will Collins (writer),
Maria O'Loughlin (writer),
Maurice Joyce (director),
Brian O'Brien (editor),
Stephen Shields (writer),
Jennie Stacey (producer),
Darragh Duffy (actor),
Ronan O'Neill (actor),
Gerard Barrett (producer),
Genres:
Animation,
Taglines: Newsbag follows the adventures of Lenny, Gig & Moss; three Irish lads who work for a dysfunctional online news website run by a megalomaniac named Dundee
First Time Out (2007)
Actors:
Neil LaPointe (actor),
Neil LaPointe (writer),
Neil LaPointe (director),
Drew Frohmann (producer),
Drew Frohmann (actor),
Spencer Hall (editor),
Tyna Myaerzke (producer),
Chris Drohan (composer),
Tim Poitras (composer),
Tim Whittley (composer),
Genres:
Animation,
Sci-Fi,
Short,
Hot Wheels: AcceleRacers - Ignition (2005)
Actors:
Mark Oliver (actor),
David Kaye (actor),
Kathleen Barr (actress),
Adrian Holmes (actor),
Brian Drummond (actor),
Venus Terzo (actress),
Michael Donovan (director),
Michael Donovan (actor),
Kirby Morrow (actor),
Andrew Francis (actor),
Kevan Ohtsji (actor),
Lisa Ann Beley (actress),
Will Sanderson (actor),
Dexter Bell (actor),
Ian Richter (writer),
Genres:
Animation,
Care Bears: Journey to Joke-a-Lot (2004)
Actors:
Neil Crone (actor),
Stevie Vallance (actress),
Robert Tinkler (actor),
Katie Griffin (actress),
Catherine Disher (actress),
Susan Roman (actress),
Len Carlson (actor),
Julie Lemieux (actress),
Scott McCord (actor),
James Rankin (actor),
Jeff Schechter (writer),
Ian Thomas (composer),
Adrian Truss (actor),
Andrew Sabiston (actor),
Dave Polter (producer),
Genres:
Animation,
Comedy,
Family,
Fantasy,
Musical,
Taglines: Join the Care Bears in their first CGI adventure!
Lucky Numbers (2000)
Actors:
Ken Jenkins (actor),
Sean Daniel (producer),
Michael Rapaport (actor),
Michael Moore (actor),
Caroline Aaron (actress),
Lisa Kudrow (actress),
Bill Pullman (actor),
Ed O'Neill (actor),
Sam McMurray (actor),
John Travolta (actor),
Tim Roth (actor),
Richard Schiff (actor),
Colin Mochrie (actor),
Jonathan D. Krane (producer),
Nora Ephron (producer),
Plot: Winter, 1988: Harrisburg PA's celebrity weatherman, Russ Richards, is broke: he's borrowed heavily to open a snowmobile dealership, and it's still unseasonably warm. Gig, his seedy pal, advises him to run an insurance scam; when it goes awry, Russ is out another $10,000 and in trouble with Dale, a bat-wielding thug. Gig convinces Russ to rig the state lottery with the help of Crystal, a gold-digging ditz with a heart of tin. They have to find a beard to buy the ticket, and then they have to cash it. Soon, murder and various double-crosses add to Russ's nightmare. A lazy cop zeroes in. Jail is closer than riches. Will Russ have to choose between his money and his life?
Keywords: adultery, amish, asthma, asthma-spray, baseball-bat, based-on-true-story, bathroom, black-comedy, blackmail, botched-crime
Genres:
Comedy,
Crime,
Taglines: When they put their heads together... it's a no brainer.
Quotes:
Russ: What about the puffer?::Crystal: Yeah, well at first I couldn't find it, and when we found it... it was all out of you know... shit... the... um::Russ: Mist?::Crystal: Yeah that's it. Do you know what his last words were?::Russ: Come on, don't do this.::Crystal: Krystal, my sweet angel. Go into my wallet and get the ticket because you and Russ deserve to have that money.::Russ: Oh, come on... don't do this to me...::Crystal: Fuck me, no fried clams?::Crystal: All right... key lime pie!
Russ: Well, now that Walter's dead we need to find ourself a new beard.::Crystal: Oh... I know one! We could have Scatter... he's this really sweet guy from high school that installed my carpet.::[after going through several choices]::Russ: Want to have sex?::Crystal: Oh, yeah sure!
Russ: What about this little missy? There's enough mist in this little puppy to save 10 masturbators!
Larry: Remember I told you about my brother's car, the one that got in a wreck?::Russ: For the sake of expediency, I am going to say yes.
Crystal: [after having sex with Russ] Boy, that is always such a treat. Oh, with Dick it's like having sex with a sloth.::Russ: Ugh, don't put that image in my head!
Dale: [Dale's first line, right before breaking into Russ's store] Alright, let's do this cocksucker!::Dale: [later, after being caught by the police, to policeman] Let me just ask you one question Your Honor, where's my bat?
Gig: It's merely the concept of gravity.::Russ: No, no, the concept of gravity is when you fall down and break your head open.::Gig: Well, obviously your glass is half empty.::Russ: No, my glass is totally empty!
Russ: You know, you better start taking notes, because when me and Gig start hashing it out there's going to be a lot of gold flying around and I don't want to miss any of it.::Crystal: [after Russ's lame bomb scare idea] Right, then the firemen will come and the policemen will come, so kind of a lame idea, you know.::Russ: Alright, jeez, it's just an idea, it's a work in progress for God's sake. Even a painter's got to take the brushes and clean them.::Crystal: Whatever that means.::Russ: Okay! Do you have any better ideas, Ms. Smarty-Pants?::Crystal: Why can't I just distract Bobby somehow, the security guy? And you switch the balls.::Russ: No, no, lame. That's lame.::Gig: No, that's brilliant. No really, it's so simple, it's brilliant. In its simplicity Russ.::Russ: [after discussing finding a beard] Oh, og God, okay, I got it. I buy the ticket in disguise! Okay? And this eliminates all the outsiders. That's it, okay. Yeah, yeah, now we're cooking with gas!::Crystal: I mean, how would you disguise yourself?::Gig: What, as Charlie Chaplin? As The Tramp or something?::Crystal: Yeah, or no, like, from the Wizard of Oz. That guy. The Straw Guy.::Gig: The Straw Man.::Crystal: Yeah, the Straw Man, he could put some hay in his clothes and wear a hat. [Sarcastically] No one would know it's him! Ooh, it's clever.::Gig: Nobody would ever know! No! Russ.::Russ: It's the Scarecrow from the Wizard of Oz. If you're going to make fun of me, get your facts straight.::Crystal: Well, my apologies sir. I am not the cartoon aficionada _sic_ that you are.::Russ: It's not a cartoon Crystal, it's a movie.::Crystal: Who gives a shit!
Walter: Do you masturbate, Russ?::Russ: Jeez, I've been so busy lately I barely polish my shoes.
Russ: As our Jewish friends say: "Enjoy."
Meter Girls (1998)
Actors:
Erik Larson (director),
Erik Larson (actor),
Erik Larson (producer),
Erik Larson (editor),
Erik Larson (writer),
Tony Pinizzotto (actor),
Tony Pinizzotto (actor),
Gabrielle Sanalitro (actress),
Uncle Alice (actress),
Uncle Alice (actress),
Carrie D'Waay (actress),
Liz Laird (actress),
Jerry Nunn (actor),
Faith Darling (actress),
Michael Lyon (actor),
Genres:
Comedy,
Musical,
Taglines: What These Girls do for Money is Nothing Compared to What They Do For Love!
Down by Law (1986)
Actors:
John Lurie (actor),
John Lurie (composer),
Pruitt Taylor Vince (actor),
Jim Jarmusch (writer),
Ellen Barkin (actress),
Roberto Benigni (actor),
Tom Waits (actor),
Jim Jarmusch (director),
Cary Brokaw (producer),
Rockets Redglare (actor),
Jim Stark (producer),
David Ross McCarty (miscellaneous crew),
Eliott Keener (actor),
Melody London (editor),
Nicoletta Braschi (actress),
Plot: DJ Zack and pimp Jack end up in prison for being too laid-back to avoid being framed for crimes they didn't commit. They end up sharing a cell with eccentric Italian optimist Roberto, whose limited command of the English language is both entertaining and infuriating -but rather more useful to them is the fact that Roberto knows an escape route
Keywords: bayou, boredom, cajun, culture-clash, deep-south, disc-jockey, escape, escaped-convict, female-full-frontal-nudity, female-nudity
Genres:
Comedy,
Crime,
Drama,
Taglines: It's not where you start - It's where you start again.
Quotes:
Bobbie: If you were a good pimp you would've hit me by now!
Roberto: I scream. You scream. We all scream. For ice cream.
Roberto: It is a sad and beautiful world.::Zack: Yeah, it's a sad and beautiful world buddy.
Roberto: [looking through his book of English phrases] If looks could kill, I am a-dead now.
Bobbie: You always makin' big plans for tomorrow. You know why? Because you always fuckin' up today.
Jack: [to Zack, who is drawing on the cell wall] Hey, cut it out! [Zack disobeys] *Stop it*! Man, doncha know it makes time go slower? Cut it out! [they start fighting] Fuck you...
Laurette: [to Zack] Because you... because you don't take care of me... ya don't want me... ya don't wanna make any fucking commitment to me... I'VE *FINISHED* WITH YOU, ZACK! I've completely *finished* with you! Why doncha just go find some other li'l girl... I mean... that shouldn't be too difficult for you! I'm FED UP with you and YOUR FUCKIN' STUPID RADIO SHOWS!
Preston: Zack ! Hey man ! What the fuck ya doin' here in the garbage ?::Zack: [without looking at Preston] Just leave me alone, Preston. I'm in a bad mood.::Preston: Then I'm just the man you've been looking for. In fact, I've been looking for you.::Zack: That's a bad sign.::Preston: Now, Zack , baby ! I got somethin' real good for you. An hour's work for a whole lotta scratch.::Zack: I ain't interested.::Preston: Then you ARE in a bad mood. You won't even let me propose it to you ! Can you just listen to me for one minute, will ya ? One minute of your, uh... valuable time ?::Zack: [sighs in exasperation] Just fuck off, Preston.::Preston: [chuckles and acts like he's going to walk away from him, but then goes back to him] All I wanna do is pay you a grand, in exchange of a single hour of your very very valuable time. But this ain't no break in, no delivery of controlled substances, none of this stuff. It's just to drive a car, from one part of town to another, alone. That's it.::Zack: What kind of car will that be, Preston ?::Preston: That will be a very nice car. A very nice, very expensive imported car, which just happens to be in between owners at the present time.::Zack: [mutters to himself]::Preston: Look man, all you gotta do is drive the car across town, park it, leave it. I can pay half grand upfront, and the other half later. The whole thing's over in an hour! It's very safe, very clean, and believe me, i can get a million guys to do this for me.::Zack: Then why don't you do it yourself ?::Preston: I'm offerin' a grand so I don't have to answer stupid questions like that.::Zack: Well... I might consider the grand upfront... then I might think about it.::Preston: Jesus ! [a pause] Zack... you are in a nasty mood. So just to cheer you up a little bit, I give you 750 upfront. OK ? [Zack rises to leave him on the spot but he holds him back] Alright, alright, Mr. All-Mighty-Hot-Shit. I'm gonna do you this favour. [he gives Zack the keys of the car]::Zack: [impressed, but still muttering to himself] Oh man ! A Jaguar !::Preston: I'll give you the whole thing upfront [he gives Zack the money] Now you owe me. [long pause] Zack, you know you can buy yourself twenty girls for all of that ?
Bobbie: My mama used to say that America's the big melting pot. You bring it to a boil and all the scum rises to the top.
[first lines]::Jack: Julie, what're you doing out here?::Julie: Just watching the light change.
The Love Merchant (1966)
Actors:
Jonas Mekas (actor),
Joseph W. Sarno (writer),
Joseph W. Sarno (director),
Peggy Steffans (actress),
Louis Waldon (actor),
Michael Alaimo (actor),
Adolfas Mekas (editor),
June Roberts (actress),
Kemper Peacock (miscellaneous crew),
Barbara Stone (miscellaneous crew),
David C. Stone (producer),
Judson Todd (actor),
Donald Havens (actor),
Patricia McNair (actress),
Donald Havens (producer),
Genres:
Drama,
Taglines: A spectacle of decadence