Bickford Schmeckler's Cool Ideas (2006)

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Written by Scott Lew

Directed by Scott Lew

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2006

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

A socially inept but brilliant collegian (Patrick Fugit) races to retrieve a notebook containing his personal theories and intellectual revelations.

Cast

Patrick FugitBickford Shmeckler
Olivia WildeSarah Witt
Fran KranzRalph
John ChoBob
Reid ScottTrent
Matthew LillardSpaceman
Cheryl HinesProfessor Adams
Laurie BolovenCosmo Girl
Will BurkeConfused Student
Nick CorirossiRoman Partier
Genevieve CorteseToga girl
Tiffany DupontSorrority Girl
Tyler FrancavillaPJ
Robert Ben GarantCampus Cop
Natalie GarzaCollege girl
Nicole GarzaKate
J.B. Ghuman Jr.Bill
Image for Clark GreggClark GreggPublisher
Image for Simon HelbergSimon HelbergAl
Danny KanamoriDrunk Jock
Tony KleinTeenager Eating Popsicle
Amy KowallisAdministrative Secretary
Thomas LennonCampus Cop
Daniel LewIce Cream Seller
Gary LundyMellow Guy
Mycole MetcalfKissing Couple
Greg PittsDoug the Dungeon Master
Wes RamseyRob the make-out guy
Deon RichmondRed
Mageina TovahSam
Veronique VicariAnais Nin Reader
J.D. WalshFred
Allison WeintraubBullhorn Girl
Chris WeitzSheldon Schmeckler
Julie WelchBic's mother

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