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Jena Malone

21 November 1984, Sparks, Nevada, USA

Mandy Moore

10 April 1984, Nashua, New Hampshire, USA

Macaulay Culkin

26 August 1980, New York City, New York, USA

Patrick Fugit

27 October 1982, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA

Heather Matarazzo

10 November 1982, Long Island, New York, USA

Eva Amurri Martino

15 March 1985, New York City, New York, USA

Chad Faust

14 July 1980, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

Elizabeth Thai

1 July 1979

Martin Donovan

19 August 1957, Reseda, California, USA

Mary-Louise Parker

2 August 1964, Fort Jackson, South Carolina, USA

Kett Turton

4 April 1982, Portland, Oregon, USA

Julia Arkos

1970, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Donna White

James Caldwell

Nicki Clyne

11 February 1983, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Aaron Douglas

23 August 1971, New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada

Patricia Drake

10 June 1957, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

27 September 1962, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada

Joe MacLeod

29 January 1980, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada

23 April 1960, Wilmington, Delaware, USA

Brian Dannelly

Michael Urban

21 May 1969, Bartlesville, Oklahoma, USA

Brian Dannelly

Mary

Played by: Jena Malone

Hilary Faye

Played by: Mandy Moore

Roland

Played by: Macaulay Culkin

Patrick

Played by: Patrick Fugit

Tia

Played by: Heather Matarazzo

Cassandra

Played by: Eva Amurri Martino

Dean

Played by: Chad Faust

Veronica

Played by: Elizabeth Thai

Pastor Skip

Played by: Martin Donovan

Lillian

Played by: Mary-Louise Parker

Mitch

Played by: Kett Turton

New Yorker

A minor work, yet it has a teasing lilt to it, and to make it at all took courage and originality.

August 01, 2004

Laramie Movie Scope

As a superficial treatment of this important subject, it has its moments.

March 11, 2007

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Common Sense Media

Begins as a satire, ends with a renewal of faith.

December 28, 2010

New York Magazine/Vulture

No doubt the filmmakers are bracing for -- even hoping for -- a display of ire from religious conservatives. But the truth is, nothing in Saved! stings.

August 07, 2004

Eye for Film

Brian Dannelly's movie waltzes across the floor of high school comedies like a new kid out to prove he's in a class of his own.

December 07, 2007

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Old School Reviews

The real value lies with what its audience does afterwards

May 05, 2013

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ColeSmithey.com

"Saved!" starts out as a feisty satire on organized religion but sputters in its third act to an apologetic footnote for all that has come before.

June 10, 2009

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Toronto Star

Something puts the fear of God into Saved! about halfway in.

June 11, 2004

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Seattle Times

Saved! ultimately can't quite go the distance, but it's a promising debut by a filmmaker to watch.

June 11, 2004

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Suite101.com

A successful mix of John Waters' naughty sass with Frank Capra's' cordial sweetness, "Saved!" questions Christianity's constant urgency: Is salvation really unattainable for these teenagers if they're not seeking it this second, every second, 24/7?

September 19, 2010

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Time Out

It's a shame the closing moral about a more pragmatic, inclusive approach to spirituality is conveyed with such a heavy hand.

June 24, 2006

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