A chance encounter between two strangers (Chris Evans, Alice Eve) in Grand Central Terminal sparks a life-changing, nighttime sojourn through New York City.
Cast: Alice Eve, Chris Evans
Crew: Chris Evans (Director), John Guleserian (Director of Photography), Chris Westlake (Music Director)
Rating: PG13 (Singapore)
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Release Dates: 16 Dec 2015 (Singapore)
Tagline: One night can change your whole life
English Name: Before We Go
Did you know? Chris Evans wanted to learn how to play the trumpet, and do the playing scenes himself. However, he found it much more difficult to learn and decided to simply learn the accurate fingering for all of the notes he's supposed to be playing in the film Read More
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as Brooke Dalton
as Nick Vaughan
as Man In Grand Central
as Red Head Girl at Bar
as Tyler
as Cole
as Hannah
as Janitor
as Goon
as Harry
as Driver
as Grand Central Station Trumpet Player
as Elevator Girlfriend
as Danny
as Elevator Boyfriend
as Grand Central Station Trumpet Player
as Concierge
as Cabbie 1
Direction
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First Assistant Director
Second Assistant Director
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Supervising Producer
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Distribution
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Screenplay Writer
Story Writer
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Camera and Electrical
Director of Photography
Digital Imaging Technician
Still Photographer
Assistant Cameraman
Key Grip
Camera Operator
Electrician
Gaffer
Music
Music Director
Music Coordinator
Music Editor
Sound
Sound Effects Editor
Sound Mixer
Sound Re-recording Mixer
Foley Artist
Boom Operator
Art
Art Director
Production Designer
Set Decorator
Associate Art Director
Prop Master
Set Dresser
Assistant Props Master
Carpenter
Casting
Casting Director
Extras Casting
Costume and Wardrobe
Costume Designer
Unit Costumer
Costume Assistant
Location
Location Scout
Makeup and Hair
Makeup Artist
Makeup Supervisor
Hair Stylist
Film Type:
Feature
Language:
English
Colour Info:
Color
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
2.35:1
Stereoscopy:
No
Archival Source:
QubeVault
Taglines:
One night can change your whole life
Filming Locations:
Trivia:
'Before we go', is Chris Evans' directorial debut
The film was previously titled "1:30 Train" with director Joel Schumacher attached alongside Monica Bellucci when the film was in development in 2008
Chris Evans wanted to learn how to play the trumpet, and do the playing scenes himself. However, he found it much more difficult to learn and decided to simply learn the accurate fingering for all of the notes he's supposed to be playing in the film
Alice Eve uses the name Carrie referring to Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the city. She actually starred in the sequel of the movie adaptation of the series: Sex and the city 2
The name Carrie Bradshaw is from the main character name in the show QV TV series Sex and the City (1998).
Mark Kassen, a producer and actor on the film, directed and played the secondary lead with Chris Evans in the 2011 Indie film "Puncture".
In an interview, Chris Evans said one of the reasons they liked Alice Eve was because she is British, and they wanted her character to have a British accent. After she was cast, however, Eve decided she wanted to play her character as American.
The film was previously titled "1:30 Train" with director Joel Schumacher attached alongside Monica Bellucci when the film was in development in 2008
Chris Evans wanted to learn how to play the trumpet, and do the playing scenes himself. However, he found it much more difficult to learn and decided to simply learn the accurate fingering for all of the notes he's supposed to be playing in the film
Alice Eve uses the name Carrie referring to Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the city. She actually starred in the sequel of the movie adaptation of the series: Sex and the city 2
The name Carrie Bradshaw is from the main character name in the show QV TV series Sex and the City (1998).
Mark Kassen, a producer and actor on the film, directed and played the secondary lead with Chris Evans in the 2011 Indie film "Puncture".
In an interview, Chris Evans said one of the reasons they liked Alice Eve was because she is British, and they wanted her character to have a British accent. After she was cast, however, Eve decided she wanted to play her character as American.
