The Laramie Project (film)

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The Laramie Project
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Directed by	Moisés Kaufman
Produced by	Declan Baldwin
Written by	Moisés Kaufman Tectonic Theater Project
Starring	Nestor Carbonell Christina Ricci Dylan Baker
Music by	Peter Golub
Cinematography	Terry Stacey
Editing by	Brian A. Kates
Distributed by	Home Box Office
Release date(s)	January 10 2002
Running time	97 mins
Country	United States
Language	English language
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All Movie Guide profile
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The Laramie Project is a 2002 drama film written and directed by Moisés Kaufman. Based on a The Laramie Project, a play by Kaufman, the film tells the story of the aftermath of the 1998 murder of Matthew Shepard in Laramie, Wyoming. It premiered at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival and was first broadcast on television in March 2002.

Contents 1 Cast 2 Awards 3 See also 4 External link

Cast

• Kathleen Chalfant as Anonymous Female Rancher
• Laura Linney as Sherry Johnson
• Peter Fonda as Doctor Cantway
• Jeremy Davies as Jedadiah Schultz
• Nestor Carbonell as Moises Kaufman
• Camryn Manheim as Rebecca Hillicker
• Andy Paris as Stephen Belber
• Grant Varjas as Greg Pierotti
• Kelli Simpkins as Leigh Fondakowski
• Clea DuVall as Amanda Gronich
• Billie McBride as Waitress
• Bill Christ as Man on Porch
• Frances Sternhagen as Marge Murray
• Michael Emerson as Reverend
• Margo Martindale as Trish Steger
• Steve Buscemi as Doc O'Conner
• Christina Ricci as Romaine Patterson
• Greg Pierotti as John Peacock
• Janeane Garofalo as Catherine Connolly
• John McAdams as Jonas Slonaker
• Joshua Jackson as Matt Galloway
• Michael K. Osborn as Murdock Cooper
• Anne Cloud as Kristin Price
• Mark Webber as Aaron McKinney
• Ben Foster as Aaron Kreifels
• Lois Smith as Lucy Thompson
• Leslie Henson as Catherine Connolly's Partner
• Garrett Neergaard as Russell Henderson
• Daniel Ahearn as Arraingment Judge
• Amy Madigan as Reggie Fluty
• Clancy Brown as Rob Debree
• Tom Bower as Father Roger Schmit
• Steve Sealy as Bill McKinney
• Pat Mahoney as Sgt. Hing
• Nancy Phillips as Reporter #3
• Craig Stout as Governor Jim Geringer
• Dylan Baker as Rulon Stacey
• Summer Phoenix as Jen Malmskog
• John Lodico as Conrad Miller
• Bhavana Kundanmal as Zubaida Ula
• Amanda Gronich as Zackie Salmon
• Mercedes Herrero as Pam Sears
• Bill Irwin as Harry Woods
• James Murtaugh as Reverend Fred Phelps
• Richard Riehle as Henderson Judge
• Terry Kinney as Dennis Shepard
• Lou Anne Wright as Judy Shepard
• Ben Fuhrman as McKinney Trial Judge

Awards

Year	Award	Category	Recipient
2002	Berlin International Film Festival	First Movie Award - Special Mention	Moisés Kaufman
2002	Humanitas Prize	90 Minute or Longer Network Category	Moisés Kaufman
2002	L.A. Outfest	Special Programming Committee Award for Outstanding Artistic Achievement	Moisés Kaufman
2002	National Board of Review, USA	NBR Award, Best Film Made for Cable TV
2003	GLAAD Media Awards	Outstanding Television Movie

See also

• The Laramie Project play
• 2002 in film

External link

• Official site
• The Laramie Project at the Internet Movie Database

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