Pushing Tin

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Pushing Tin is a 1999 dark comedy-drama film about rival air traffic controllers, starring John Cusack, Billy Bob Thornton, Cate Blanchett, and Angelina Jolie.

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instanceOf film
basedOn article by Darcy Frey
“Something’s Got to Give” NERFINISHED
boxOffice approximately $8.4 million
budget approximately $33 million
castMember Angelina Jolie NERFINISHED
Billy Bob Thornton NERFINISHED
Cate Blanchett NERFINISHED
Jake Weber NERFINISHED
John Cusack NERFINISHED
Kurt Fuller NERFINISHED
Mike O’Malley NERFINISHED
Vicki Lewis NERFINISHED
character Connie Falzone NERFINISHED
Mary Bell NERFINISHED
Nick Falzone NERFINISHED
Russell Bell NERFINISHED
cinematographyBy Eric Alan Edwards NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Mike Newell NERFINISHED
distributedBy 20th Century Fox
editedBy Jon Gregory NERFINISHED
filmingLocation New York City
Toronto NERFINISHED
genre comedy-drama film
dark comedy
drama film
mainSubject air traffic controllers
MPAARating R
musicBy Anne Dudley NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus rivalry between air traffic controllers
originalLanguage English
portrayedBy Connie Falzone – Cate Blanchett NERFINISHED
Mary Bell – Angelina Jolie NERFINISHED
Nick Falzone – John Cusack NERFINISHED
Russell Bell – Billy Bob Thornton
producer Art Linson NERFINISHED
productionCompany Fox 2000 Pictures NERFINISHED
Regency Enterprises NERFINISHED
publicationOfSource The New York Times Magazine NERFINISHED
publicationYearOfSource 1996
releaseDate 1999-04-23
releaseYear 1999
runtime 124 minutes
screenwriter Glen Charles NERFINISHED
Les Charles NERFINISHED
setting Long Island NERFINISHED
New York TRACON NERFINISHED
starring Angelina Jolie NERFINISHED
Billy Bob Thornton NERFINISHED
Cate Blanchett NERFINISHED
John Cusack NERFINISHED

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Mike Newell directed Pushing Tin