17 Again
Brief Synopsis
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At 17 Mike O'Donell (Zac Efron) was on top of the world; he was a basketball star and was a shoe in for a college scholarship. But on what's supposed to be his big game where college scouts are checking him out, His girlfriend Scarlett reveals that she's pregnant. Mike decides to leave the game and asks Scarlett to marry him. During their marriage, Mike could only whine about the life he lost because he married her. So she throws him out. And when he loses his job, he returns to the only place he's happy at - his old high school. And while looking at his high school photo, a janitor asks him if he wishes he could be 17 again and he says yes. One night while driving he sees the janitor on a bridge and apparently jumps in and he goes after him. When he returns to his friend Ned's house, where he has been staying, he sees that he is 17 again. He decides to take this opportunity to get the life he lost.
Cast & Crew
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Burr Steers
Director
Zac Efron
Matthew Perry
Leslie Mann
Michelle Trachtenberg
Melora Hardin
Film Details
Also Known As
17, 17 otra vez, Seventeen, Seventeen Again, Untitled (New Line Cinema/Jason Filardi Project)
MPAA Rating
Genre
Comedy
Fantasy
Release Date
2009
Production Company
Coriena Baer; Laurie Cartwright
Distribution Company
ALLIANCE ATLANTIS VIVAFILM/WARNER BROS. PICTURES DISTRIBUTION (WBPD)
Location
Los Angeles, California, USA
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 34m
Synopsis
At 17 Mike O'Donell (Zac Efron) was on top of the world; he was a basketball star and was a shoe in for a college scholarship. But on what's supposed to be his big game where college scouts are checking him out, His girlfriend Scarlett reveals that she's pregnant. Mike decides to leave the game and asks Scarlett to marry him. During their marriage, Mike could only whine about the life he lost because he married her. So she throws him out. And when he loses his job, he returns to the only place he's happy at - his old high school. And while looking at his high school photo, a janitor asks him if he wishes he could be 17 again and he says yes. One night while driving he sees the janitor on a bridge and apparently jumps in and he goes after him. When he returns to his friend Ned's house, where he has been staying, he sees that he is 17 again. He decides to take this opportunity to get the life he lost.
Director
Burr Steers
Director
Cast
Zac Efron
Matthew Perry
Leslie Mann
Michelle Trachtenberg
Melora Hardin
Thomas Lennon
Katrina Norman
Jordan Schatz
Randy Gordon
Nicole Sullivan
Collette Wolfe
Sterling Knight
Bubba Lewis
Megan Galiber
Tiana Brown
Margaret Cho
Melissa Ordway
Chris Valenti
Ed Ackerman
Allison Miller
G Lane Hillman
Will Schaub
Larry Poindexter
Jeanine Jackson
Jaclyn Matfus
Hope Riley
Lindsay Taylor
Terrance Harrison
Katerina Graham
Brian Doyle-murray
Justin C Todd
Christopher Scott
Alexander Goschin
Tyler Steelman
Mihran Kirakosian
Adam Gregory
Mario Cassem
Tiya Sircar
Amber Estrada
Galen Hooks
Hunter Parrish
Jeff Snyder
Rhapsody Violetti
Raymond Chacon
Angee Hughes
Lorna Scott
Rachele Brooke Smith
Danielle Hawkins
Eric Mccoy
Gary S Isbell
Lead Man
Loren Lester
Antonio Lewis Todd
Jim Gaffigan
Josie Loren
Leonard Wu
Liana Blackburn
Gregory Sporleder
Renée Krieg
Diana-maria Riva
Kiara Ely
Taisha Monique Clark
Vanessa Lee Chester
Linda Miller
Chanel Malvar
Ellis E. Williams
Tyne Stecklein
Kodi Kitchen
Shelby Rabara
Keith Oney
Tommy Dewey
Dres Reid
Crew
William Adams
Song
Tiana Aiello
Costumer
Alan Alvarado
Props
Doug Anderson
Plasterer
Alina Andrei
Stunts
Mikey Avery
Stunts
James Badstibner
Assistant
Coriena Baer
Production Insurance
Cassandra Barbour
Rights & Clearances
Matthew Bardocz
Chief Lighting Technician
Jeff Barnett
Props Assistant
Jason Barrett
Executive Producer
Andy Rafael Barrios
Digital Effects Artist
Karl Bartos
Song
Lisa Beach
Casting Director
Dan Bell
Stunts
Robert Bell
Song
Ronald Bell
Song
Tom Benardello
Painter
Matt Berberi
Stunts
Olly Betts
Song
Kyle Billingsley
Foley Mixer
Dania Birks
Song
Limp Bizkit
Song Performer
Michael R Blaich
Painter
Lee Blaylock
Rights & Clearances
Tony Blondal
Original Music
Joe Bodle
Driver
James Bonnefond
Song
Randy Bookman
Production Assistant
Clint Borden
Best Boy Grip
Wes Borland
Song
Lucie Bourgeau
Production Secretary
Charla Bowersox
Casting Associate
Ethan Brannon
Rigging Grip
Jody Braun
Assistant
Austen Brewer
Stunts
Tammy Brewer-hanks
Stunts
Richard Bronskill
Original Music
Allen Brostowicz
On-Set Dresser
Dan Brown
Stunts
George Brown
Song
Jason Brown
Assistant Production Coordinator
Kelly Bumbarger
Visual Effects Supervisor
Kris Bunting
Assistant Location Manager
Juana Burns
Song
Gary Burritt
Negative Cutter
Toby Butler
Song
Barney Cabral
Adr Editor
Lorrie Campbell
Set Designer
Rick Canelli
Adr
Sanaa Cannella
Foley Artist
Steve Cantamessa
Sound Mixer
Bridget Cardenas
Painter
Laurie Cartwright
Production Insurance
Tony Castagnola
Greensman
Robert Castillo
Rigging Electrician
Mark Chadwick
Stunts
Randy L Childs
Props
Edward Chugunov
Production Assistant
Christopher Ciketic
Accounting Assistant
Patrick Clancey
Titles And Opticals
Etan Cohen
Other
Rupert Cole
Transportation
Stephen Coleman
Original Music
Stephen Coleman
Music
Buck Compton
Driver
Terence Corliss
Greensman
Hector Corona
Lighting Technician
Efrain Cortes
Assistant Director
Geovanny Corvera
Stunts
Jeff Couch
Transportation Captain
Sean Crowell
Key Rigging Grip
Nathan Crum
Camera Assistant
Mike D
Song
Buck Damon
Music Supervisor
Britt Daniel
Song
Jon Davidson
Production Accountant
Mike Davis
Stand-In
Ken Day
Driver
Robert Dante Denne
Painter
Audrey Deroche
Music Supervisor
Ross Deroche
Music
Matt Dike
Song
Leor Dimant
Song
Deborah Dismukes
Stand-In
Rich Dowaliby
Painter
Peter Dress
Assistant Director
Michael Duarte
Grip
Don Duffield
Dolly Grip
Zack Duhame
Stunts
Gregory M Dultz
Driver
Fred Durst
Song
Nora Morgan Eckstein
Acting Coach
Angie Edgar
Assistant
Mark Edwards
Visual Effects Producer
Jeff Egan
Security
Katie Eischen
Stunts
Tom Elliott
Stunts
Toby Emmerich
Executive Producer
Michael Enriquez
Rigging Grip
Monica Fedrick
Graphic Designer
Rodney Fields
Craft Service
Jason Filardi
Screenplay
Jonathan Fischer
Grip
Robert M Fischer
Grip
Luke Ford
Song
Gina Fortunato
Production Supervisor
Robert Foster
Rigging Grip
Joseph Francuz
Painter
Joseph Francuz
Scenic Artist
Adam Ben Frank
Assistant Director
Kristi Frankenheimer-davis
Location Manager
Jeremy Fry
Stunts
Megan Galiber
Accounting Assistant
Carlos M Gallardo
Dolly Grip
Anthony M Garcia
Props Buyer
Reggie A Garcia
Construction
Marc Gates
Lighting Technician
Steven R. Gehrke
Script Supervisor
Jennifer Gibgot
Producer
Cody Gill
Stunts
Edward A Giron
Foreman
Emily Glatter
Production Coordinator
Chauncy Godwin
Video Assist/Playback
Keith Goldberg
Executive Producer
Daniel Gonzalez
Driver
Paul Goodstein
Key Grip
Claudette Grand
Tutor
Jeffrey Greeley
Camera Operator
Kimberly Greene
Makeup
Jessie Gregson
Rigging Electrician
Megan Gustafson
Stand-In
Banner Gwin
Assistant Editor
Mark Hacker
Construction
David Haldeman
Driver
Diane Hardin
Acting Coach
Amy Harmon
Makeup Artist
Barbara Harris
Adr Voice Casting
Laura Harris
Adr/Dialogue Editor
Jimmy Hart
Stunts
Isaac Hayes
Song
Darryl Henley
Storyboard Artist
Dan Higgins
Song
Karen D Higgins
Construction Coordinator
John Hill
Song
Mark Hochman
Video Playback
Thad W Hogan
Medic
Logan Holladay
Stunts
Mats Holmberg
Props
De'ongelo Holmes
Song
Adam Horovitz
Song
Frederick Howard
Sound Effects Editor
Jose Huete
Rigging Electrician
Ralf Huetter
Song
Jeff Hunt
Office Production Assistant
Margo Hunt
Driver
Arturo D Hurtado
Caterer
Orlando O Hurtado
Caterer
Chrissie Hynde
Song
Eric Jackson
Song
Terrance James
Stunts
Sergio Jimenez
Caterer
Christopher W Johnson
Steadicam Operator
Christopher W Johnson
Camera Operator
Jim Johnson
Driver
Lynn Johnson
Medic
Leslie Ann Jones
Sound
Thomas Jones
Adr/Dialogue Editor
Jason Joseph
Assistant Editor
Sarah Katzman
Casting Director
Mark S. Kaufman
Executive Producer
Michael Keller
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Steve Kelso
Stunts
Rolfe Kent
Music Composer
Rolfe Kent
Music Conductor
Janet Ketchum
Music Contractor
Alyssa Kim
Set Costumer
Michael Kissick
Props
Steve Kissick
Foreman
Sunja Knapp
Assistant
Kristofer Kolpek
Production Assistant
John R Koth
Rigging Grip
Mandy Kowalski
Stunts
John C Kruize
Production Accountant
Tom Kuljurgis
Assistant
Michelle Kurpaska
Costume Supervisor
Jimmy Labrie
Stunts
Marie Larkin
Hair Stylist
Scott Larue
Sound
Jake Lawton
Production Assistant
Juanita Lee
Song
Susan Lichtman
Key Costumer
Wesley Lichtman
Production Assistant
Toby Lightman
Song
Toby Lightman
Song Performer
Marylou Lim
Set Costumer
Beth Lipari
Casting Assistant
Kenny Loggins
Song Performer
Paul Lohr
Rigging Electrician
Film Details
Also Known As
17, 17 otra vez, Seventeen, Seventeen Again, Untitled (New Line Cinema/Jason Filardi Project)
MPAA Rating
Genre
Comedy
Fantasy
Release Date
2009
Production Company
Coriena Baer; Laurie Cartwright
Distribution Company
ALLIANCE ATLANTIS VIVAFILM/WARNER BROS. PICTURES DISTRIBUTION (WBPD)
Location
Los Angeles, California, USA
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 34m
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States Spring April 17, 2009
Released in United States on Video August 11, 2009
New Line Cinema bought the pitch for a reported $750,000 against $1.5 million.
Released in United States Spring April 17, 2009
Released in United States on Video August 11, 2009
