Kenneth Lonergan

You Can Count on Me (2000) is movie directed by Kenneth Lonergan.

Lonergan

Lonergan directed Lonergan's own screenplay for You Can Count On Me (2000); the film, which was executive produced by Martin Scorsese, went on to receive and be nominated for numerous writing awards.

Robert De Niro

A year later, Robert De Niro received Robert De Niro's first Academy Award nomination, for Best Original Screenplay, for You Can Count On Me, Robert De Niro's motion picture directorial debut.

by Martin Scorsese

You Can Count On Me was produced in part by Martin Scorsese, for whom Lonergan rewrote the screenplay for Gangs of New York, a task for which Lonergan found himself Oscar nominated for a second time.

Tom

Tom wrote and directed a really great film YOU CAN COUNT ON ME - Laura Linney and Mark Ruffalo.

Tomwrote and

Tomwrote and directed a really great film YOU CAN COUNT ON ME - Laura Linney and Mark Ruffalo.

Jon Tenney

Jon Tenney is an actor and director, known for The Closer (2005), Scandal (2012) and You Can Count on Me (2000).

with Sean Penn (Mystic River)

(You Can Count On Me), the one with Sean Penn (Mystic River), plus Tom Ford’s second film (Nocturnal Animals).

The Starry Messenger's first film

The Starry Messenger's first film, You Can Count On Me (2000), which The Starry Messenger wrote and directed, was an Academy Award and Golden Globe Nominee for Best Screenplay, and won the Sundance Grand Jury Prize, Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award, NY Film Critics Circle, LA Film Critics Circle, Independent Spirit Award for Best Film and Best Screenplay, among numerous awards and nominations.

by Matthew Broderick

You Can Count on Me also features another hilarious, excellent indie turn by Matthew Broderick as Sammy's difficult new boss.

which would be proceeded in two years by Matt Damon's screenplay for Martin Scorsese's Gangs Of New York)

You Can Count On Me earned Linney a nomination for Best Actress and Longergan nomination for Matt Damon's Original Screenplay (which would be proceeded in two years by Matt Damon's screenplay for Martin Scorsese's Gangs Of New York).