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Kelli Brianne Garner (born April 11, 1984) is an American actress.Her credits include Man of the House, The Aviator, Bully and Thumbsucker.She appeared in two Green Day music videos 'Jesus of Suburbia' and the unreleased 'Whatsername'.

In December 2005, Garner starred in the Off-Broadway production of Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead at the Century Center for the Performing Arts.She is currently playing Kate Cameron in Pan Am.

This book is your ultimate resource for Kelli Garner. Here you will find the most up-to-date information, photos, and much more.

In easy to read chapters, with extensive references and links to get you to know all there is to know about her Early life, Career and Personal life right away. A quick look inside: Kelli Garner, Bully (film), Love Liza, The Aviator (2004 film), Thumbsucker (film), London (2006 film), Man of the House (2005 film), Dreamland (2006 film), Normal Adolescent Behavior, Lars and the Real Girl, Taking Woodstock, G-Force (film), Red Velvet, Going the Distance (2010 film),
My Generation (TV series), Pan Am (TV series).

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Publié par	Emereo Publishing
Date de parution	24 octobre 2012
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EAN13	9781743335468
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Contents

Articles Kelli Garner Bully (film)

Love Liza The Aviator (2004 film) Thumbsucker (film) London (2006 film) Man of the House (2005 film) Dreamland (2006 film) Normal Adolescent Behavior Lars and the Real Girl Taking Woodstock G-Force (film) Red Velvet Going the Distance (2010 film) My Generation (TV series) Pan Am (TV series)

References Article Sources and Contributors Image Sources, Licenses and Contributors

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Kelli Garner

Kelli Garner at the 2005 Toronto Film Festival

Born

Occupation

Years active

Kelli Brianne Garner April 11, 1984 Kern County, California, U.S.

Actress

1999–present

[1] Kelli Brianne Garner(born April 11, 1984) is an American actress. Her credits includeMan of the House,The Aviator,BullyandThumbsucker. She appeared in two Green Day music videos "Jesus of Suburbia" and the [2] unreleased "Whatsername ". In December 2005, Garner starred in the Off-Broadway production ofDog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockheadat the Century Center for the Performing Arts. She is currently playing Kate Cameron inPan Am.

Filmography

Year

1999

2000

2001

Title

Architecture of Reassurance

This Is How the World Ends

Time Share

Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Bully

2001-02Grounded for Life

2002

Love Liza

Hometown Legend

Da Mob

Heather

Role

Christmas

Kelly the Beach Girl

Kirstie

Heather Swallers

Tracey

Huffer Girl

Josie

Melanie Spores

TV movie

Episode: "The Body"

Notes

Episodes: "Smoke on the Daughter & Take It to the Limit"

Episode: "Lo Fidelity"

Won- Best Actress at Method Fest

2005

Brianna

Taking Woodstock

The Youth in Us

Episode: "Boobysitting"

Episode: "Mean"

Brianna

VW Girl

Linda

Marcie

Maya

Man of the House

Alicia

My Generation

2010

2009

(voice)

Billie

Samantha Hartley

Barbara 'Barb' Thompson

Episode: "Stan Time"

American Dad!

Post-production

Dawn Barbuso

2010

Going the Distance

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

2004

The Aviator

2003

2002

Outside

Regular Joe

Kelli Garner

External links Kelli Garner (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0307726/) at the Internet Movie Database

Born Killers

2005

London

Thumbsucker

2005

Lars and the Real Girl

2007

The Six Wives of Henry Lefay

2009

2010

The Lie

2009

G-Force

2009

Red Velvet

2009

Nikki

Faith Domergue

The Girl

Brittany O'Malley

2006

2007

Normal Adolescent Behavior

2005

2006

Dreamland

2011

Pan Am

References

Kate Cameron

TV Series

Archer

Rebecca

Return to Rajapur

[1] Willis, John; Monush, Barry (2006-11-13).Screen World Film Annual(http://books.google.com/books?id=iGiCdRyJ1EsC&pg=PA190). Hal Leonard Corporation. pp. 190–9781557837066. . Retrieved 24 August 2011.. ISBN [2] http://www.musicsrc.com/video/Green_Day_-_Whatsername_%28Official_Unrele.php?id=7F_9ND5SEDQ&artist=Green+Day& song=Whatsername

Calista

Margo

Bully (film)

Directed by

Produced by

Screenplay by

Based on

Starring

Music by

Cinematography

Editing by

Studio

Distributed by

Release date(s)

Running time

Country

Language

Box office

Bully

Theatrical release poster Larry Clark

Don Murphy Chris Hanley Fernando Sulichin

Zachary Long Roger Pullis

Bully: A True Story of High School Revengeby Jim Schutze

Brad Renfro Bijou Phillips Rachel Miner Michael Pitt Kelli Garner Leo Fitzpatrick Nick Stahl

Joe Poledouris Jerome Dillon

Steve Gainer

Andrew Hafitz

Blacklist Films Gravity Entertainment Muse Productions FilmFour Distributors

Lionsgate

July 13, 2001(limited)

109 minutes

United States

English

[1] $480,811

Bullyis a 2001 independent American drama film, based on actual events, starring Brad Renfro, Bijou Phillips, Rachel Miner, Michael Pitt, Leo Fitzpatrick and Nick Stahl. The story concerns the plot to murder a mutual friend of

Bully (film)

several young adults in Southern Florida, in revenge for his continual abuse and psychological torture of others. The screenplay was written by David McKenna (under the pseudonym Zachary Long) and Roger Pullis, who adapted the bookBully: A True Story of High School Revengeby Jim Schutze, concerning the 1993 real-life murder of Bobby Kent. The film was directed by Larry Clark, whose other credits includeKids(1995) andKen Park(2002).

Plot Ali Willis (Bijou Phillips) and Lisa Connelly (Rachel Miner) visit Bobby Kent (Nick Stahl) and Marty Puccio (Brad Renfro) at the sandwich shop where they work. Bobby slams Marty's head against a refrigerator in full view of the girls. Marty, Bobby, Ali, and Lisa all go out on a double date. While Ali performs oral sex on Bobby, Lisa and Marty have sex and enter into a relationship. Lisa later confesses that she "loves him and would do anything for him." Lisa takes a pregnancy test and learns she is pregnant, most likely with Marty's child. However, prior to this, Bobby had burst into the bedroom, interrupting Marty and Lisa having sex, and beat up Marty with the words, "I'm next...". Although it isn't shown, Lisa tells her friends that she was raped by Bobby, while Marty was unconscious. She now fears the child might be his. As the movie progresses, Bobby's verbal abuse and cruelty worsens, culminating in an incident where Ali initially agrees to a consensual sexual encounter with him, but withdraws her consent after Bobby puts on a video of gay pornography. Bobby then rapes her. Lisa eventually proposes that the friends murder Bobby, in part to defend Marty, who has a homoerotic relationship with Bobby and is a frequent victim of emotional and physical abuse at the hands of Bobby. Ali recruits her new boyfriend, Donny (Michael Pitt), and the two of them drive to a rehabilitation center to pick up Ali's friend, Heather (Kelli Garner). Meanwhile Lisa recruits her cousin, Derek, to help. After some drug use, video games, and sex between Donny, Heather, and Ali, the wayward teens make their first attempt, centered on luring Bobby into another sexual encounter with Ali. The idea is for Ali to shoot him during the encounter, but she backs out and passes the gun to Lisa, who is hiding in the room, while Bobby is distracted. While Ali and Bobby are having sex, Lisa takes out the gun and aims at Bobby's head, but she backs out when she realizes that the gun can be traced back to them because it belongs to her mother. This failed attempt does not dampen Lisa's determination, as she repeatedly tells the others that she wants Bobby dead. Realizing they need help, they hire a supposed "hitman" (Leo Fitzpatrick). The "hitman" refuses to help because he believes their plan will backfire easily; he says if they can come up with a better plan, he will assist them. As the story progresses, it becomes comically apparent that the "hitman" is just a tough-talking adolescent. Initially, much of the group dismisses the entire idea as a lark, but because Lisa is so adamant, eventually they all decide to go through with it. They come up with another plan - luring Bobby to a canal, where they plan to kill him. They go to the hitman with the new plan; when he asks for justification, Ali and Lisa state they were raped by Bobby, and they relay details about his mistreatment of Marty. The hitman agrees someone like that deserves to die and says he will help them. Derek initially thinks they are simply going to size Bobby up, but Lisa makes it clear to him that she plans to see Bobby dead. It becomes apparent that while Lisa, Marty and the hitman are serious about carrying out the murder, the others teenagers are indifferent. As the teenagers arrive at the swamp, the hitman tells them what to do: Ali is to coax Bobby near the edge of the swamp away from the group. If Bobby does not suspect any trouble, Heather is to give the group a signal by going up to them and asking if there are any alligators in the canal. Donny and Marty are then supposed to attack Bobby when they hear Heather's signal. Lisa, Derek, and the hitman are waiting nearby to make sure Bobby does not escape. After the plan is set, Heather goes up to Ali and Bobby, and nervously asks about alligators in the canal. Bobby sarcastically tells her to go skinny-dipping to find out. After Heather mentions alligators again, Donny runs up behind Bobby and stabs him in the back of the neck. Shocked by the realness of the violence, Ali, Heather, and Derek run back to Ali's car, with Heather panicking in the backseat. When Bobby calls to Marty for help, Marty responds by stabbing him in the abdomen. Bobby pleads with Marty, begging him for forgiveness shortly before

Bully (film)

Donny stabs him multiple times. Bobby tries to escape, but falls in front of Ali's car, where Marty finishes him by slitting his throat, followed by the hitman bludgeoning him with a baseball bat. Lisa witnesses it all, shocked but never turning away. Finally, the hitman drags Derek out of the car and demands his assistance in dumping the body in the swamp, to which he reluctantly agrees. They are shocked when Bobby flinches; they still decide to dump him in the canal, believing his wounds are fatal and that alligators will destroy any evidence. Ali, Heather, and Derek plan on going home, but the hitman stops them, stating they have to plan their alibi, and they drive to North Beach to talk it over. Marty realized he left his knife sheath at the canal, and the hitman states they have to go back anyway because they forgot to cover the tire marks on the sand. Marty, the hitman, and Ali go to retrieve the sheath, and while there they check up on the corpse, which is now being eaten by crabs. The three then rejoin the others at North Beach. The hitman says Marty will be the first suspect since he is Bobby's best friend. Everyone is aware that there are serious consequences for what they've done, however Lisa, Derek, Ali, and Heather do not believe they did anything wrong since they did not directly participate in Bobby's actual death. The hitman threatens to murder anyone who reports details of the crime to the police. Their commitment eventually unravels, however, as Derek and then Lisa reveal what they've done to others, while Ali phones in an anonymous tip, alerting the media to Bobby's death. Lisa calls Marty to tell him that people know Bobby is dead; he becomes upset and accuses Lisa of telling someone about what happened, although Lisa falsely insists she didn't. Lisa accuses Ali of ratting them out and tells her they have to hide, but Ali refuses. Lisa's mother overhears this conversation. The hitman then sees a news story about Bobby's death and realizes someone talked. Ali hides out in her house; due to her hysteria, her parents do not believe her when she says she's been involved in a murder. Lisa eventually calls the hitman and speaks to his younger brother, who says the hitman, whose real name is Derek Kaufman, is not a hitman at all. He tells Lisa that his brother has already been arrested for the murder, and suggests that Lisa and her friends turn themselves in. Eventually, all the teenagers do just that, with the exception of Marty. A few evenings later, police officers show up at Marty's home; he is asleep when they come into his room to arrest him. We later see the group in court wearing prison jumpsuits; Lisa is visibly pregnant by this time. When Heather mentions how she's sure Lisa will get leniency because of the baby, an argument ensues as Marty reveals that his lawyer told him that Heather and Derek ratted them all out to lighten their sentences. When the hitman, knowing what Marty's talking about, begins to threaten Derek, Lisa tells him to back off. When Donny says he didn't do anything, Marty reminds him that he stabbed Bobby. Marty and Donny begin to argue, with the entire court taking notice as they inadvertently admit during the argument that they are responsible for Bobby's death. At the end of the film, subtitles show the prison sentences that the teenagers received: Heather, seven years; Derek, 11 years; Ali, 40 years; Donny, Lisa and the hitman, Derek Kaufman, receive life sentences; finally, Marty is sentenced to death by electrocution, which was later commuted to life in prison, as mentioned in the closing credits.

Cast a Brad Renfro as Marty Puccio (Martin Joseph Puccio, Jr.) a Rachel Miner as Lisa Connelly (Lisa Marie Connelly) a Bijou Phillips as Ali Willis (Alice Jean Willis, aka Alice Jean Chapman, Alice Jean Slay) a Nick Stahl as Bobby Kent a Michael Pitt as Donny Semenec (Donald Roth Semenec, Jr.) a Leo Fitzpatrick as Derek Kaufman "The Hitman" (Derek Leon Kaufman) a Kelli Garner as Heather Swallers (Heather June Swallers) a Daniel Franzese as Derek Dzvirko (Derek George Dzvirko) a Nathalie Paulding as Claudia a Jessica Sutta as Blonde a Edward Amatrudo as Mr. Kent (Fred Kent) [2] a Deborah Smith Ford as Mrs. Kent (Farah Kent)