2005 MTV Movie Awards (2005) (TV)

Director:

Joel Gallen

Writers:

Mike Bender (writer)
Liz Cackowski (2004, 2005)

Release Date:

9 June 2005 (USA)

Genre:

Music

Plot:

The fourteenth annual of the MTV Movie Awards. Hosted by Jimmy Fallon. |

Plot Keywords:

TV Special | Spoof | Rock Band | Awards Show | Number In Title

Cast

Jimmy Fallon	...	Himself - Host
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jessica Alba	...	Herself - Presenter
William Alva	...	Batman (mini movie)
Pamela Anderson	...	Herself - Special Appearance
Chris Barrett	...	Himself
Jessica Biel	...	Herself - Presenter
Sandra Bullock	...	Herself - Presenter
Kasey Campbell	...	Pussycat Dolls
Candice Candelori	...	Hot Girl
Mariah Carey	...	Herself (Performer)
Lacey Chabert	...	Herself - Winner
Michael Chiklis	...	Himself - Presenter
Jennifer Connelly	...	Herself - Presenter
Sean Covel	...	Himself
Shane Bitney Crone	...	Himself
Tom Cruise	...	Himself
Leonardo DiCaprio	...	Himself - Winner (Video Message)
Andy Dick	...	Himself - Special Appearance
Vin Diesel	...	Himself - Presenter
Alice Dinnean	...	Puppeteer
Hilary Duff	...	Presenter - Herself
Eminem	...	Himself - Performer
Artie Esposito	...	Puppeteer
Chris Evans	...	Himself - Presenter
Dakota Fanning	...	Herself - Winner and Presenter
Sara Firestone	...	Padme (short film)
Foo Fighters	...	Themselves - Performers
Will Forte	...	Himself
Paul Gleason	...	Himself
Ryan Gosling	...	Himself - Winner
Ioan Gruffudd	...	Himself - Presenter
BJ Guyer	...	Little Paul - Puppeteer
Anthony Michael Hall	...	Himself - Award Recipient
Daryl Hannah	...	Herself - Winner
Jon Heder	...	Himself - Winner
Jared Hess	...	Himself
Emile Hirsch	...	Himself
Dustin Hoffman	...	Himself - Winner
Katie Holmes	...	Herself - Presenter
Terrence Howard	...	Himself - Presenter
Tara Nicole Hughes	...	Lover #2 (as Tara Nicole Hughes)
Samuel L. Jackson	...	Himself - Presenter
Dwayne Johnson	...	Himself - Presenter
John Kapelos	...	Himself
Nicole Kidman	...	Herself - Presenter
Johnny Knoxville	...	Himself - Presenter
Lindsay Lohan	...	Herself - Winner
Justin Long	...	Marty / Himself - Presenter
Drew Massey	...	Puppeteer
Rachel McAdams	...	Herself - Winner
Julian McMahon	...	Himself - Presenter
Eva Mendes	...	Herself - Presenter
Alison Mork	...	Puppeteer
Rachel Norris	...	College Cutie
Efren Ramirez	...	Himself
Molly Ringwald	...	Herself - Award Recipient
Chris Rock	...	Himself - Presenter
Rufus Rosendo	...	Himself
Julian Salazar	...	Himself
Adam Sandler	...	Himself - Presenter
Brandy Schaefer	...	Hot Girl
Ingrid Schau	...	Herself / Model
Rob Schneider	...	Himself - Presenter
Jennifer Sciole	...	Herself
Seann William Scott	...	Himself - Presenter
Amanda Seyfried	...	Herself - Winner
Ally Sheedy	...	Herself - Award Recipient
Jessica Simpson	...	Herself - Presenter
Ben Stiller	...	Himself - Winner
Hilary Swank	...	Herself - Presenter
Sway	...	Himself
Dollar Tan	...	Martial artist / Samauri
Quentin Tarantino	...	Himself
Vince Vaughn	...	Himself
Paul Walker	...	Himself - Presenter
Michael Weaver	...	Himself
Owen Wilson	...	Himself
Chris Wyatt	...	Himself
Yellowcard	...	Themselves - Performers
Victor Yerrid	...	Little Eminem
Ziyi Zhang	...	Herself - Presenter

Runtime:

107 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Colour:

Colour

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

Tenth Planet Productions

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The boring glorification of Lindsay Lohan...

The MTV Movie Awards have been on a continuous decline for several years now, and this year's awards ceremony was no exception.

Gone are the entertaining days where comedians came in casual attire and staged humorous skits (i.e. Jim Carrey), and here to stay are the days where talentless stars like Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton are actually meant to be interpreted as serious, accomplished actresses. Yawn...

This is not the Oscars, folks, so here are some recommendations: leave the dresses at home, and show us your finest jeans and shirt. If you win, don't go in to some long-winded speech about how you are so thrilled to win. I mean, c'mon, it's an MTV award, which are basically handed-out at their discretion just to get you in the audience and boost their ratings. And lastly, ditch the red carpet and aftershow coverage: we've all seen what happens when a celebrity expands their ego at too early of an age, and Dakota Fanning or Paris Hilton have nothing enlightening or intelligent to say pre or post awards ceremony.