Lousy Carter
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- Bob Byington
- Chris McKenna
- David Krumholtz
- Olivia Thirlby
- Martin Starr
- Stephen Root
- Jocelyn DeBoer
- Trieste Kelly Dunn
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| Directed by | Bob Byington |
| Written by | Bob Byington |
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| Edited by | Kris Boustedt |
| Music by | Leafcuts |
Production company | Americano Brutto |
| Distributed by | Magnolia Pictures |
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Running time | 80 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Box office | $11,236[1][2] |
Lousy Carter is a 2023 American comedy film written, directed, and produced by Bob Byington. It stars David Krumholtz, Olivia Thirlby, Martin Starr, Stephen Root, Jocelyn DeBoer, and Trieste Kelly Dunn.
Lousy Carter was once an acclaimed animator as a young man, but has settled into his middle-aged life as a mediocre college literature professor with a cantankerous personality. When visiting the doctor, he learns that he only has six months to live due to a terminal illness. Rather than trying to turn his life around, he tells no one about his diagnosis and simply continues on with his unexceptional life and failed relationships.[3][4]
Cast
- David Krumholtz as Lousy Carter
- Martin Starr as Kaminsky
- Olivia Thirlby as Candela
- Jocelyn DeBoer as Olivia Kaminsky
- Trieste Kelly Dunn as Sister
- Stephen Root as Analyst
- Macon Blair as Dick Anthony
- Luxy Banner as Gail
- Jesse Singal as Prison Guy
Production
Jay Duplass was originally set to star before dropping out and being replaced by David Krumholtz.[5] The film was shot in 15 days in December 2021, primarily at the Baker Center in Austin, Texas.[5][6]
