Analyze That

Analyze That
Credits
Title:	Analyze That
Genres:	Comedy
Directed by:	Harold Ramis
Written by:	Kenneth Lonergan; Peter Tolan; Harold Ramis
Produced by:	Len Amato; Bruce Berman; Chris Brigham; Billy Crystal; Suzanne Herrington; Barry Levinson; Jane Rosenthal; Laurel A. Ward; Paula Weinstein
Music by:	David Holmes
Cinematography:	Ellen Kuras
Edited by:	Andrew Mondshein
Production
Distributed by:	Warner Bros. Face Productions Baltimore Pictures NPV Entertainment Tribeca Productions Village Roadshow Pictures
Released:	December 6th, 2002
Rating:	R
Running time:	96 min.
Country:	USA
Language:	English
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Analyze That is an American feature film of the comedy genre. It is the sequel to the successful 1999 movie, Analyze This. The film was directed and co-written by Harold Ramis with a script written by Kenneth Lonergan and Peter Tolan. It was produced by Warner Bros. and released theatrically on December 6th, 2002. The male leads in the movie, Robert De Niro and Billy Crystal reprise their roles from the first film as mob boss Paul Vitti, and psychiatrist Doctor Ben Sobel. Actress Lisa Kudrow returns in the role of Ben's wife, Laura, and Joe Viterelli reprises the role of mobster, Jelly.

Appearances

Characters

• Paul Vitti
• Ben Sobel
• Laura Sobel
• Jelly
• Patti LoPresti
• Ducks
• Earl
• Coyote
• Michael Sobel
• Joyce Brothers
• Miller
• Cerrone
• Kassam
• Richard Chapin
• Davis
• Sheila
• Esther
• Masiello
• Eddie DeVol
• Mister Macinerny
• Mrs. Macinerny
• Joey Boots
• Dino
• Raoul Berman
• Lou Rigazzi
• Mello
• Mo-Mo
• Tuna
• Eddie "Cokes"
• Enormous Bobby
• Al Pacino
• Paul Vitti, Sr.
• Anthony Bella

Locations

• New York

• New York City
• Manhattan
• Queens
• Brooklyn Bridge
• Ossining

• Sing Sing

Items

• .38 revolver
• AK 47
• Blow torch

Vocations

Businessman Captain Convict Driver Doctor F.B.I. agent Gangster Inmate Maitre D'

Mobster Newscaster Priest Prison guard Psychiatrist Rabbi Soldier Stripper Waiter

Miscellaneous

2000s Bitch-slap Cleavage Dreams Falling from a great height Funeral Italian

Japanese Mental patient Profanity Restaurant Prison Smoking Strip club

Notes

• Analyze That redirects to this page.

• The tagline for this film is, "Back in therapy".

• Production on Analyze That began in April, 2002. Principal filming concluded in July, 2002.

• Analyze That closed out of theaters on February 20th, 2003. It had been in release of a total of eleven weeks (77 days).

External Links

• Analyze That at IMDB
• Analyze That at Wikipedia
• Analyze That at TV Guide
• Analyze That at Rotten Tomatoes
• Analyze That at Themoviedb.org

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