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Pitch Perfect
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Genres
ComedyMusicRomance
Overview
College student Beca knows she does not want to be part of a clique, but that's exactly where she finds herself after arriving at her new school. Thrust in among mean gals, nice gals and just plain weird gals, Beca finds that the only thing they have in common is how well they sing together. She takes the women of the group out of their comfort zone of traditional arrangements and into a world of amazing harmonic combinations in a fight to the top of college music competitions.
Details
Budget
$17000000
Revenue
$115647426
Runtime
112 min
Release Date
2012-09-28
Status
Released
Original Language
English
Vote Count
6673
Vote Average
7.3
Cast
Meet the talented actors who bring the movie to life.
Anna Kendrick
Beca Mitchell
Anna Camp
Aubrey Posen
Brittany Snow
Chloe Beale
Skylar Astin
Jesse Swanson
Rebel Wilson
Fat Amy
Ester Dean
Cynthia Rose
Hana Mae Lee
Lilly Onakuramara
Adam Devine
Bumper Allen
Elizabeth Banks
Gail Abernathy-McKadden
Ben Platt
Benji Applebaum
Alexis Knapp
Stacie Conrad
Utkarsh Ambudkar
Donald
Kelley Jakle
Jessica
Shelley Regner
Ashley
Caroline Fourmy
Mary Elise
Wanetah Walmsley
Denise
Nicole Lovince
Kori
Michael Viruet
Unicycle
David Del Rio
Kolio
John Michael Higgins
John Smith
John Benjamin Hickey
Dr. Mitchell
Freddie Stroma
Luke
Jinhee Joung
Kimmy Jin
Jacob Wysocki
Justin
Jawan Harris
Timothy
Richard Kohnke
Football Player - ATO
Scott Shilstone
Frat Boy - ATO
Brock Kelly
Howie - ATO
Drew Battles
Emcee at Regionals
Katrina Despain
UMass Greeter
Cameron Deane Stewart
Tom
Kether Donohue
Alice
Karen Gonzales
Barb
Lauren Gros
RIAC Representative #1
Alexander Biglane
RIAC Representative #2
Michael Alix
Jewish Student
Tyler Forrest
High Note #1
Joe Lo Truglio
Clef #1
Har Mar Superstar
Clef #2
Jason Jones
Clef #3
Donald Faison
Clef #4
Jabari Thomas
Emcee - Opening
Judd Lormand
Emcee at Semi-Finals
Christopher Mintz-Plasse
Tommy
Steven Bailey
Treble #1
Michael Anaya
Treble #2
Gregory Gorenc
Treble #3
Brian Silver
Treble #4
Wes Lagarde
Treble #5
Jonathan Brannan
Opening Treble #1
Donald Watkins
Opening Treble #2
Jessica Jain
High Note #2
Nate Howard
High Note #7
Ben Haist
BU Harmonics #1
Rose Davis
BU Harmonics #2
Emma Graves
BU Harmonics #4
Emily Rodriguez
BU Harmonics #5
Sawyer McLeod
BU Harmonics #6
Chase Cooksey
BU Harmonics #7
Adam Gilbert
BU Harmonics #8
Megan Dupre
Opening Bellas #1
Brittney Alger
Opening Bellas #2
Monika Guiberteau
Opening Bellas #3
Jessica Poumaroux
Opening Bellas #3
Jackie Tuttle
Opening Bellas #5
Elizabeth Chance
Opening Bellas #6
Margo Melancon
Opening Bellas #7
Brooke Fontenot
Opening Bellas #8
C.J. Perry Barnyashev
Opening Bellas #9 / Footnote #5
Maya Estephanos
Sockapella #1
Brian Mason
Sockapella #2
Xavier Wilcher
Sockapella #3
Julia Friedman
Sockapella #4
Esther Long
Sockapella #5
Aakomon Jones
Sockapella #6
Sora Connor
Footnote #2
Elise Wilson
Footnote #3
Sean Bankhead
Footnote #4
Matthew Laraway
Footnote #6
Madison Benson
Footnote #7
Kenneth Tipton
Footnote #8
Jeremy Strong
Footnote #9
Dylan Cheek
Footnote #10
Naeemah McCowan
Footnote #11
Allison Sahonic
Footnote #12
Codie L. Wiggins
Footnote #13
Kelly Snow
Hullabahoo #1
Nathan Swedberg
Hullabahoo #2
Matthew Savarese
Hullabahoo #3
Sanford Williams
Hullabahoo #4
Charles Miller
Hullabahoo #5
Brandon Borror-Chappell
Hullabahoo #6
Sean McDonald
Hullabahoo #7
Nicholas Cafero
Hullabahoo #8
Alexander Fabian
Hullabahoo #9
Paul Ruess
Hullabahoo #10
Andrew O'Shanick
Hullabahoo #11
Samuel Brennan
Hullabahoo #12
Thaddeus Potter
Hullabahoo #13
Jacob Mainwaring
Hullabahoo #14
Alexander Sneider
Hullabahoo #15
William Laverack
Hullabahoo #16
Renaldo McClinton
Rapper #1
Richard Coleman
ND Auditioner #1
Margaret Osburn
ND Auditioner #2
Dan Iwrey
ND Auditioner #3
Ali Bloomston
ND Auditioner #4
Shawn Barry
ND Auditioner #5
Alexandra Weinroth
ND Auditioner #6
Ciera Dawn Washington
ND Auditioner #7
Felipe Fuentes
ND Auditioner #9
Glen Aucoin
Beatboxer
Deke Sharon
Male Voice #1
Ed Boyer
Male Voice #2
Brandon Kitchel
Male Voice #3
Jasper Randall
Male Voice #4
Drew Seeley
Male Voice #5
Jeff Lewis
Male Voice #6
Laura Dickinson
Female Voice #1
Candice Helfand
Female Voice #2
Windy Wagner
Female Voice #3
Jessica Rotter
Female Voice #4
Kari Kimmel
Female Voice #5
Kala Balch
Female Voice #6
Emily Benford
Female Voice #7
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