Green Book [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD]

Director: Peter Farrelly

Overview

Burly Bronx bouncer Tony Lip (Viggo Mortensen) is hired by refined African-American composer and musician Don Shirley (Mahershala Ali) to chauffer him around the Jim Crow South in 1962 for an eight-week tour. The mismatched men form a friendship as Tony learns first-hand the disrespect and outright racism from white people across regional and class lines that Don must endure to perform. Directed by Peter Farrelly.

Product Details

Release Date:	03/12/2019
UPC:	0191329091739
Original Release:	2018
Rating:	PG-13
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	2:10:00
Sales rank:	5,171

Special Features

Virtuoso Performances; An Unforgettable Friendship; Going Beyond The Green Book

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Viggo Mortensen	Tony Lip
Mahershala Ali	Dr. Donald Shirley
Linda Cardellini	Dolores
Sebastian Maniscalco	Johnny Venere
Dimiter D. Marinov	Oleg,Oleg
Mike Hatton	George
P.J. Byrne	Record Exec
Joe Cortese	Gio Loscudo
Maggie Nixon	Copa Coat Check Girl
Von Lewis	Bobby Rydell
Jon Sortland	Rydell Band Leader
Don Stark	Jules Podell
Anthony Mangano	Copa Bouncer Danny
Paul Sloan	Copa Ma?tre D' Carmine
Quinn Duffy	Mikey Cerrone
Seth Hurwitz	Johnny Randazzo
Gavin Foley	Frankie Vallelonga
Hudson Galloway	Nick Vallelonga
Gavin Lyle Foley	Frankie Vallelonga(as Gavin Foley)
Rodolfo Vallelonga	Grandpa Nicola Vallelonga,Rudy Vallelonga,Augie
Louis Venere	Grandpa Anthony Venere
Don DiPetta	Louie Venere
Jenna Laurenzo	Fran Venere
Suehyla El-Attar Young	Lynn Venere(as Suehyla El-Attar)
Kenneth Israel	Bronx Floor Repairman #1
Derrick Spears	Bronx Floor Repairman #2
Johnny Williams	Fat Paulie
Randal Gonzalez	Gorman
Iqbal Theba	Amit
Brian Currie	Maryland State Trooper
Ninja Devoe	Orange Bird Bartender
Montrel Miller	Birimingham Hotel Waiter
Jon Davis	Birmingham Hotel Maitre D'
Shane Partlow	Tailor
Brian Stepanek	Graham Kindell
Dane Rhodes	Police Chief
Billy Breed	Patrolman #2
Jim Klock	Patrolman #1
David Simpson	Lousiana Host
Leslie Castay	Well-Dressed Woman
Dennis Hall	Mags
Craig DiFrancia	Dominic
Brian Distance	Macon Cop #2
Daniel Greene	Macon Cop #1
Lindsay Brice	Frances Selden
Kermit lll	Pimento Cheese Waiter
Christina Simpkins	Margaret Anderson
Tom Virtue	Morgan Anderson
Ricky Muse	Barkeep
Harrison Stone	Redneck #3
James Evermore	Redneck #2
David Kallaway	Redneck #1
Floyd Miles	Floyd
Sam Malone	Horseshoe Man #1
Gralen Banks	Horseshoe Man #1
Ted Huckabee	Indiana Stage Manager
Martin Bradford	Pittsburgh Busboy
Ron Flagge	Pittsburgh Chauffeur
Geraldine Singer	Pittsburgh MC
Gertrud Sigle	Marie
Peter Gabb	Charlie the Pawn Guy
Mike Cerrone	Joe and Joe's Customer
David An	Bobby
Sharon Landry	Carnegie Hall Manager
Kristopher Bowers	Composer

Technical Credits

Brian Hayes Currie

Peter Farrelly

Nick Vallelonga

Steven Farneth	Executive Producer,Producer
Jonathan King	Executive Producer
Kwame Parker	Executive Producer
Jeff Skoll	Executive Producer
John Sloss	Executive Producer
Octavia Spencer	Executive Producer
Jim Burke	Producer
Brian Hayes Currie	Producer,Screenwriter
Peter Farrelly	Producer,Screenwriter
Nick Vallelonga	Producer,Screenwriter
Charles B. Wessler	Producer
Rick Montgomery	Casting
Michael Payne	Sound/Sound Designer

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- The Green Book
1. Scene 1 [5:42]
2. Scene 2 [6:06]
3. Scene 3 [6:27]
4. Scene 4 [5:28]
5. Scene 5 [4:50]
6. Scene 6 [6:01]
7. Scene 7 [6:34]
8. Scene 8 [5:31]
9. Scene 9 [7:34]
10. Scene 10 [8:22]
11. Scene 11 [7:59]
12. Scene 12 [5:33]
13. Scene 13 [:36]
14. Scene 14 [7:37]
15. Scene 15 [6:07]
16. Scene 16 [6:15]
17. Scene 17 [8:02]
18. Scene 18 [6:15]
19. Scene 19 [3:26]
20. Scene 20 [7:46]
21. Scene 21 [7:38]

Menu

Disc #1 -- The Green Book
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Scenes
Bonus
Virtuoso Performances
An Unforgettable Friendship
Going Beyond The Green Book
Setup
Audio
English 5.1
Français 5.1
DVS (Descriptive Video Service)
Subtitles
English SDH*
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Editorial Reviews

The Negro Motorist Green Book was published to help guide African American travelers as they drove around the South during the Jim Crow era. It might seem like a non-fiction survival guide for dodging White hate crimes in the South is unlikely source material for a buddy-comedy road trip story, but somehow the Green Book film makes it all work. It also might appear at first that Hollywood is trying to cash in on an interesting premise: what if a White guy was actually driving around someone who is Black in the Jim Crow deep South. But Green Book is based on the true story of the road trip where an out of work Italian bouncer takes a job chauffeuring Dr. Don Shirley, a Black piano virtuoso and Northern socialite. Dr. Don Shirley is masterfully performed by Mahershala Ali (House of Cards, Luke Cage,) who brings a much-needed subtlety to the role. He is as convicted in his beliefs that he must bring his genius to all of America as he is a virtuoso musician. Then he ends up trying fast food for the first time on their journey, because it's a road trip. Tony "Lip" Vallelonga is played by Viggo Mortensen (Captain Fantastic, Eastern Promises,) who has packed on some weight for the role. Known for being a serious bruiser in most of his films, he brings an air of authenticity to Tony's no-nonsense attitude when it comes to getting things done. He learns to appreciate classical and jazz music as he tours venues that would otherwise have been foreign to him. The clear social and class divide between these two men is apparent, and their professional relationship gets off to a rocky start. Tony is none too thrilled to be subservient to a Black man. Likewise, Don would be much happier to have hired a Black driver, if he didn't need the color of Tony's skin to help get them through the tour safely. Despite the racial violence of their era, Green Book mostly steers clear of the shocking brutality we have been exposed to lately in other big studio pictures involving race relations. That and the fact that tense scenes tend to end with a nice release of humor allows for an easier ride across what could have been a very bumpy countryside. One of the most unlikely aspects of Green Book, is that it is helmed by gross-out, low-brow humor director Peter Farrelly (There's Something About Mary, Dumb and Dumber). Though he's showed us that he can deliver more serious material with his recent Loudermilk and Cuckoo, he brings an older, more refined version of himself to the comedy here. Farrelly allows the organic chemistry between the actors to bring forth a great deal of the laughs. Teaming up with Tony Vallelonga's real life son Nick Vallelonga, and Brian Currie (Armageddon, Con Air,) to write the script, we bear witness to a radical shift in one Northern White man's perspective on how Black people really are, and how they were treated in the 1960's. Green Book is a delight to watch, and works on many levels to tell a great story without preaching a message. General audiences will love the light-heartedness of what could have been a very serious drama, while comedy buffs will relish the abundant feel-good laughs paying off most of the scenes.

'This book was ‘inspired by the apparent need to restore humanity to healthcare’ and the contributing authors cover areas such as the concept of compassion, therapeutic approaches to compassion and the implementation and impact of compassion in healthcare. Each section deals clearly with the issues and most are illustrated with examples from practice or the authors’ own experiences. These examples show it is the small touches of humanity during a healthcare episode that can improve the experience of patients, carers and families. However, the authors don’t shy away from examining the failings in a number of healthcare systems around the world – indeed it is one of the book’s strengths that it includes examples from several countries with differing approaches to funding healthcare. The section that resonated most with me was on ‘organisational issues’. Most healthcare professionals are compassionate individuals and it was helpful to read about the risk factors that can lead to ‘compassion fatigue’...The book was easy to read and thought provoking – guiding the reader into examining their day-to-day practice and the organisational culture in which they practise.' – Janet Thomas, Frontline Magazine, Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

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