Main Cast: Tom Amandes, Matthew Carey, Mark Derwin, Charles Durning, Milo Ventimiglia, Lacey Chabert
Release Year: 2005
Country: US
Run Time: 87 minutes
MPAA Rating: PG13
Plot
A guy is forced to do a lot of stupid stuff to protect the girl of his dreams in this teen comedy. Zach Harper (Milo Ventimiglia) is a senior at a high school with a strange tradition in which upcoming graduates are challenged to perform a series of pranks known as "the Dirty Deeds" if they want to avoid a humiliating encounter with the football team. In Zach's case, Dan Lawton (Matthew Carey) is a jock who has always had it in for him and has made it clear that if Zach can't complete the "Dirty Deeds," he won't be the only one in trouble -- he'll also go after Meg (Lacey Chabert), the girl Zach's sweet on, as well as Meg's little brother. Dirty Deeds also stars Charles Durning, Tom Amandes, and Mark Derwin. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
Arielle Kebbel; Fred Meyers; Dave Power; Tom Amandes - Vice Principal Fuchs; Charles Durning - Victor Rasdale; Michael Milhoan - Officer Dill; Billy L. Sullivan - Stash; Mark Derwin - Vincent Scarno; Matthew Carey - Dan Lawton; Alex Solowitz - Riplock; Zoe Saldana - Rachel Buff; Ray Santiago - Bobby D.; Daniel Hilfer - Paul; Danso Gordon - Biggs; Wes Robinson - Kyle Cummings; Erin Torpey - Jen; Michael Sullivan - BJ; Keith Britton - Officer Bevins
Credit
Patricia Noland - Casting, Richard Schor - Co-producer, Greg LaVoi - Costume Designer, Cynthi Stefenoni - First Assistant Director, David Kendall - Director, Wendy Smith - Editor, Jason Giambi - Executive Producer, Todd Zeile - Executive Producer, Zack Danziger - Composer (Music Score), Dan Butts - Production Designer, Mark Doering-Powell - Cinematographer, Dan Kaplow - Producer, Bill Civitella - Producer, Michael C. Moore - Sound/Sound Designer, John Martin - Stunts Coordinator, Jon Land - Screenwriter, Jonathan Thies - Screenwriter, Britt Woods - Set Decorator, Julianne McNamara-Zeile - Co-Executive Producer, Tony Chopelas - Co-Executive Producer
Representative Albums: "Real World," "Danger of Infection"
Biography
London-based Dirty Deeds's greatest support has come from Iron Maiden bassist/vocalist Steve Harris, who signed them to a two-CD deal with the Beast Records label that he owned with Rod Smallwood of Sanctuary Music Group, and recorded their debut album, Danger Of Infection, in his Barnyard Studio.
After touring on the British club circuit and serving as opening act on UFO's Walk On Water UK tour, in early 1998, Dirty Deeds spent eight months as opening act for Iron Maiden's Virtual XI tour.
Releasing their second album, Real World, in October 1999, Dirty Deeds remained as busy as ever. In addition to headlining their own shows, they spent three months touring with Iron Maiden's Metal 2000 tour.
With their contract with Beast fulfilled, Dirty Deeds took a much needed break from music. Resurfacing in late 2002, the band's name was shortened to Deeds. They continue to work with Harris on their third album. ~ Craig Harris, All Music Guide
Dirty Deeds is a 2005comedy filmdirected by David Kendall. The plot is about a high school student Zach Harper (Milo Ventimiglia) who tries to complete the "Dirty Deeds" — an outrageous series of challenges that must be completed between dusk and dawn on the Friday night of Homecoming Weekend. In the movie, only one other student completes all the tasks (8 at the time, two new tasks are added after as per the games rules). Zach only took up this challenge to save the kid brother of Meg (Lacey Chabert) from embarrassment in doing the deeds at her insistence though she did not mean for Zach to actually do the challenge himself.
The soundtrack includes artists such as the band 'Bowling for Soup', with their hit song, 'Almost'
Dirty Deeds (2005 film)
The Deeds
The deeds, as written on the wall or spoken aloud, are:
