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Peter Weller

24 June 1947, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, USA

Judy Davis

23 April 1955, Perth, Western Australia, Australia

Ian Holm

12 September 1931, Goodmayes, Essex, England, UK

Julian Sands

4 January 1958, Otley, Yorkshire, England, UK

Roy Scheider

10 November 1932, Orange, New Jersey, USA

Monique Mercure

14 November 1930, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Nicholas Campbell

24 March 1952, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Michael Zelniker

8 November 1954

Robert A. Silverman

24 February 1943, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Joseph Scoren

6 June 1964, Toronto, Canada

24 September 1935, Windsor, Ontario, Canada

20 February 1966, Terceira, Açores, Portugal

Julian Richings

8 September 1955, Hampstead, London, England, UK

15 March 1943, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

David Cronenberg

15 March 1943, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

William S. Burroughs

5 February 1914, St. Louis, Missouri, USA

Bill Lee

Played by: Peter Weller

Joan Frost

Played by: Judy Davis

Tom Frost

Played by: Ian Holm

Yves Cloquet

Played by: Julian Sands

Dr. Benway

Played by: Roy Scheider

Fadela

Played by: Monique Mercure

Hank

Played by: Nicholas Campbell

Martin

Played by: Michael Zelniker

Hans

Played by: Robert A. Silverman

Kiki

Played by: Joseph Scoren

Creature Voices

Played by: Peter Boretski

Hafid

Played by: Yuval Daniel

Hauser

Played by: John Friesen

O'Brien

Played by: Sean McCann

A.J. Cohen

Played by: Howard Jerome

Pawnbroker

Played by: Michael Caruana

ColeSmithey.com

...very nearly accomplishes the book's goal of "extinguishing all rational thought."

July 18, 2009

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Film Freak Central

At root the most personal mission statement of a vital cinematic voice.

March 09, 2003

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Ozus' World Movie Reviews

Stands on its own apart from the book.

January 18, 2004

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Examiner.com

If you've yet to purchase this incredible mind-trip involving bug powder, Brazilian centipedes, typewriters turning into giant insects, and bumping into Mugwumps in bars then the Blu-ray release is well worth your hard earned money.

April 12, 2013

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eFilmCritic.com

Cronenberg's overly-ambitious attempt at filming the unfilmable.

July 10, 2003

Zap2it.com

Given that nobody could really have adapted Burroughs' book in any literal manner, what Cronenberg does instead is predictably creepy, warped and dreamy.

September 08, 2005

Nick's Flick Picks

One of Cronenberg's most difficult but deliriously clever and emotionally insinuating films.

August 15, 2003

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

a respectful fugue on Burroughs' life and art ... It can be forgiven its acolyte's soul, for it is willing ...to confront Burroughs' signature themes of addiction and control, and to meld them into ... an evocation of the master.

September 05, 2007

Urban Cinefile

This is the only film in which a typewriter beetle kills another typewriter beetle for being a secret agent. I mention it only because of the relevance of the written word, and typewriters %u2013 portable ones in this case %u2013 are the medium of the mes

May 05, 2007

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Capital Times (Madison, WI)

Cronenberg is the right man for a very, very odd job.

March 06, 2003

Reno Gazette-Journal

There are no great scenes, just flat moments of weirdness with lots of schlorping noises.

January 05, 2004

Scene-Stealers.com

A challenge if you're expecting a forward-moving plot but there's also more than enough pitch-black humor and straight-faced madness to lighten the mood, especially since Burroughs' strange lingo and vicious knack for language are intact.

April 23, 2013

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