Clerks (1994)

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Written by Kevin Smith

Directed by Kevin Smith

Running Time: 95 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1994

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Acclaimed, low-budget comedy following a day in the life of a pair of New Jersey shop workers. On his day off, Dante is forced to open the convenience store where he works. His laid-back friend works in the video store next door - if he can be bothered - and together the pair discuss sex, girls, porn, and movie trivia, and also manage to fit in a wake and a rooftop hockey game in an effort to pass another day.

Cast

Image for Brian OBrian O'HalloranDante Hicks
Jeff AndersonRandal Graves
Marilyn GhigliottiVeronica Loughran
Lisa SpoonhauerCaitlin Bree
Image for Jason MewesJason MewesJay
Image for Kevin SmithKevin SmithSilent Bob
Scott MosierWillam Black/Angry Hockey Playing Customer/Angry Mourner
Walter FlanaganWoolen Cap Smoker/Egg Man/Offended Customer/Cat Admiring Bitter Customer
Scott SchiaffoChewlie's Rep
Al BerkowitzOld Man
David KleinHunting Cap Smoking Boy/Low I.Q. Video Customer/Hubcap Searching Customer/Angry Mourner/Angry Crowd at Door
Ed HapstakSanford/Angry Mourner
Pattijean CsikCoroner
Ernest O'DonnellRick Derris

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