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ALPAHBETICAL | CHRONOLOGICAL | BY POPULARITY
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BRAVADO ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS
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WE ARE SUCH STUFF AS DREAMS ARE MADE OF
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1998
TRT: 7:21
Drama
TMR: 10
Kent Dormien is an egotistical TV show host who ignores his fans. Crossing a street, he is hit by a truck. He wakes up in a very different world, where his show belongs to someone else, his apartment is no longer his, and no one recognizes him any more. Is he dead or is it all a dream?
Full Credits
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AWARDS
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1999 Western Michigan University Film Festival
·Festival Selection
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ADDITIONAL NOMINATIONS
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1998 Wookiee Awards
·Best Supporting Actor - Jason Pape
·Blooper of the Year - Jason hits Alan with a truck
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COMMENTARY
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This was actually my first attempt at drama. Overall, I think it worked well. It's incredibly dated when I look at it now, but maybe less so since there isn't any dialogue. People don't usually notice the fade from color to black and white, which is kind of strange. Successful for its time, it hasn't really aged well...-Alan Winston
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ON-SET DISASTERS
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During the scene where Kent is hit with a truck, starting his 'dream', Jason thought it would be funny if he really hit Alan. Alan managed to dodge and only got clipped. Typical Jason behavior, I guess...
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CUTTING ROOM FLOOR
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The original screenplay for this movie was actually quite dialogue-heavy, but it was all removed at the insistence of the COMM382 instructor. Looking back, it was probably a good idea.
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Kent's dream
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Stephen Wake
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Officer Joey
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The chase scene
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