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Critical response. Accolades. Sequel. Potential future. References. External links. Big Fat Liar (stylized as big FAT liar, or bigFATliar) is a 2002 American teen comedy film directed by Shawn Levy, and written by Dan Schneider from a story by Schneider and Brian Robbins.
Feb 8, 2002 · Big Fat Liar: Directed by Shawn Levy. With Frankie Muniz, Paul Giamatti, Amanda Bynes, Amanda Detmer. Fourteen-year-old Jason Shepherd has a reputation for stretching the truth. So, when big-time Hollywood producer Marty Wolf steals his class paper and turns it into a smash hit movie, no one believes Jason's latest tall tale.
- (40K)
- Adventure, Comedy, Family
- Shawn Levy
- 2002-02-08
Angered, Jason and Kaylee plan to inconvenience Wolf until he admits to having stolen Big Fat Liar. Frank eventually discovers their true identities and plans, but eventually joins them, as Frank explains that he was an actor formerly mistreated by Wolf.
Feb 8, 2002 · It's based on wisecracks and immunity from the problems of the real world, where Hollywood might be a lot more dangerous for 14-year-olds. Giamatti's slow burn alternates with his fast burn and his explosive rages, and his comeuppance at the end is entirely appropriate in movie terms.
Nov 19, 2020 · A (literal) adaption of The Boy Who Cried Wolf, it tells the story of Jason Shepherd (Muniz), a 14-year-old compulsive liar whose fibs won’t save him when bigshot Hollywood producer Marty Wolf (Giamatti) steals his school paper to adapt into a screenplay. Jason and his best friend Kaylee (Bynes) skip summer school in their suburban home of ...
Starring the irrepressible Frankie Muniz as 14 year old Jason Shepherd, “Big Fat Liar” is a life lesson about telling that “little white lie” that so many of us are guilty of doing throughout our lifetimes.
For some language. CAST AS ROLE MODELS: FRANKIE MUNIZ plays a 14-year-old who's a habitual liar. When Marty steals his idea and plans to turn it into a movie, the boy sets out to prove that he's not a liar by persuading the producer (through various means) to call his dad and tell him the truth.
