2gether (2000)
A movie that spoofs boy bands like N*Sync, New Kids on the Block, Backstreet Boys, etc. It's the boy band version of Spinal Tap!
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Cast & Crew
Top Billed Cast
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Chad Linus -
Bob Buss -
Jason 'QT' McKnight -
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Jerry O'Keefe -
Mickey Parke -
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Chris Boone ("Whoa!")
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Ryan Suarez ("Whoa!")
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Keleigh Mize ("Whoa!")
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Danny Keating ("Whoa!")
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Noel Andrew Davies -
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Director:
Nigel DickWriters:
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Trivia
Kevin Farley was 35 (or 34) years old when he was a member as Doug Linus.
Quotes
Doug Linus:
You sold our stereo? That was worth way more than that stupid retainer!
Chad Linus:
No way! That stereo was never in my mouth! Okay once, but only for a second!
Goofs
When the 2gether guys are taking the teddy bear test the third one Bob Buss throws is a brown one and then Mickey catches it and throws it back, it is pink.
Crazy Credits
While the credis roll, a segment rolls that is a mix of a behind the scenes segment and a segment telling what happened to the characters.
Alternate Versions
On MTV, the credits included the actors of 2Gether getting interviewed. On VHS/DVD versions, the music video "U + ME = US (Calculus)" plays during the credits instead of the interview. On VHS/DVD versions, there is an extra scene after the end credits dealing with the band filling out information.
Soundtracks
If OnlyPerformed by Trinity Hi-Fi
Written by David Murrant (as Dave Murrant), Terry Kane, Jon Davies & Kathryn King (as Kathryn Dion-King)
Courtesy of Wax Trax! Records/TVT Records/Airdog Recordings, Inc.
Storyline
Plot Summary
Genres
Drama | Comedy | MusicDetails
Release Date:
21 February 2000Language
English
Country of Origin
Canada, USAFilming Locations
Chilliwack, British Columbia, CanadaBox Office
Budget:
$3,000,000 (estimated)
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