Clerks (1994)

Movie Details

Original Title Clerks

Original Language EN

Budget $27,575

Revenue $3,151,130

Status Released

Popularity 2.4

Cast

Brian O'Halloran

Dante

Popularity: 0.2

Jeff Anderson

Randal

Popularity: 0.3

Marilyn Ghigliotti

Veronica

Popularity: 0.1

Lisa Spoonauer

Caitlin

Popularity: 0.1

Jason Mewes

Jay

Popularity: 0.5

Kevin Smith

Silent Bob

Popularity: 1.1

Scott Mosier

William the Idiot Manchild / Angry Hockey-Playing Customer

Popularity: 0.3

Scott Mosier

Angry Mourner

Popularity: 0.3

Scott Schiaffo

Chewlie's Rep

Popularity: 0.0

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Al Berkowitz

Old Man

Walt Flanagan

Woolen Cap Smoker / Egg Man / Offended Customer

Popularity: 0.2

Walt Flanagan

Cat-Admiring Bitter Customer

Popularity: 0.2

Key Crew

Director Kevin Smith

Producer Kevin Smith, Scott Mosier

Editor Kevin Smith, Scott Mosier

Writer Kevin Smith

Production

View Askew Productions

Videos & Trailers

1994 Kevin Smith Introduces "Clerks" at the 1994 Sundance Film Festival

Featurette

Scene Studies with Kevin Smith: Jay and Bob Dance

Featurette

Scene Studies with Kevin Smith: Silent Bob Speaks from Clerks

Featurette

Scene Studies with Kevin Smith: The 37 Scene

Featurette

Scene Studies with Kevin Smith: The Chewlies Scene

Featurette

Kevin Smith at the Real-Life Quick Stop from “Clerks”

Featurette

Image Gallery

Backdrops

Posters

Keywords

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Reviews from TMDB

talisencrw 9/10

Apr 16, 2016

Over the years, I have really enjoyed Smith's comic book writing, but this is the only film so far I have seen him direct. My cinephilic friends tend to dismiss his recent works, but this was very enjoyable. I like the influence he has had on independent cinema. 1994 certainly proved to be an import ... Read more

Filipe Manuel Neto 5/10

Mar 2, 2023

**A rude but understandable film.** I just saw this film, and honestly I was hoping for a slightly different comedy, with a more elaborate, more conventional structure and not based so much on endless dialogues. It is, however, an independent film, made a little outside of what traditional circui ... Read more