Directed by Peter Segal
Screenplay by David Dorfman

Jack Nicholson .... Dr. Buddy Rydell
Adam Sandler .... Dave Buznik
Marisa Tomei .... Linda
Rest of cast listed alphabetically
Krista Allen .... Stacy
Cody Arens .... As Himself
Roger Clemens .... Himself
Allen Covert .... Andrew
Kurt Fuller .... Frank Head
Tony Genaro .... Cabbie
Rudolph W. Giuliani .... Himself
Conrad Goode .... Bailiff
Heather Graham .... Kendra
Luis Guzmán .... Lou
Woody Harrelson .... Galaxia
Lori Heuring .... Buddy's Secretary
January Jones .... Gina
Jonathan Loughran .... Nate
Kevin Nealon .... Sam
John C. Reilly .... Arnie Shankman
Adrian Ricard .... Rose Rydell
Isaac C. Singleton Jr. .... Air Marshall
Peter Spruyt .... Ricky
Harry Dean Stanton .... Blind Man
Lynne Thigpen .... Judge Daniels
John Turturro .... Chuck

Produced by
Barry Bernardi .... producer
Allegra Clegg .... co-producer
Allen Covert .... executive producer
Derek Dauchy .... producer
Todd Garner .... producer
Jack Giarraputo .... producer
Tim Herlihy .... executive producer
John Jacobs .... producer
John L. Jacobs .... executive producer
Joe Roth .... producer
Adam Sandler .... executive producer

Original Music by Teddy Castellucci
Cinematography by Donald McAlpine
Film Editing by Jeff Gourson

MPAA: Rated PG-13 on appeal for crude sexual content and language.
Runtime: USA:106 min
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In Revolution Studios’ riotous new comedy Anger Management, Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson star as patient and therapist, though at times it’s hard to tell which one is which.

After a misunderstanding aboard an airplane that escalates out of control, the mild-mannered Dave Buznik (Adam Sandler) is ordered by Judge Daniels (Lynne Thigpen) to attend anger management sessions run by Doctor Buddy Rydell (Jack Nicholson), which are filled with highly eccentric and volatile men and women.

Buddy’s unorthodox approach to therapy is confrontational and abrasive and Dave is bewildered by it. Then, after yet another mishap, Judge Daniels orders Dave to step up his therapy or wind up in jail. So, Buddy moves in with Dave to help him battle his inner demons. Buddy himself has no inner demons since he acts out at every opportunity and that includes making lewd comments about Dave’s girlfriend Linda (Marisa Tomei) and goading Dave into confronting every slight, past or present, head-on.

But Buddy finally goes too far and Dave must decide whether to crawl back into his shell or stand up for himself. Could it be that Buddy’s confounding and contradictory treatment is just what the doctor ordered?

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