Employee of the Month 2004
"Things are not always what they seem."
In *Employee of the Month* (2004), a sharp-witted action-comedy directed by Mitch Rouse, a bank teller's life unravels when he loses his job and fiancée on the same day.
Director: Mitch Rouse
Cast
Matt Dillon
David Walsh
Steve Zahn
Jack
Christina Applegate
Sara Goodwin
Andrea Bendewald
Wendy
Jay Leggett
Dorff
David Pasquesi
Kyle Lacopa
Peter Jason
Bill Gartin
Paul Dooley
Reverend Ben Goodwin
Noel Gugliemi
Chicken
Dave Foley
Eric
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Employee of the Month (2004) about?
The film follows David, a bank employee who faces a catastrophic day when he's fired and dumped by his fiancée. His luck takes a stranger turn when he stumbles into a high-stakes bank robbery plot, turning his misfortune into a chaotic adventure.
Who directed Employee of the Month?
The movie was directed by Mitch Rouse, known for his work in comedic storytelling.
Who stars in Employee of the Month?
The cast includes Matt Dillon as David, Steve Zahn as his best friend Jack, and Christina Applegate as his ex-fiancée Sara.
Is Employee of the Month (2004) worth watching?
For fans of dark comedies with a punchline, *Employee of the Month* (2004) offers a tight 98-minute runtime packed with laughs and unexpected twists. While not a mainstream hit, its blend of action and humor makes it a solid pick for those who enjoy quirky, offbeat stories.
How long is Employee of the Month?
The film runs for 98 minutes, or roughly 1 hour and 38 minutes.
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About Employee of the Month (2004) — A darkly funny ride through one man's disastrous day
In *Employee of the Month* (2004), a sharp-witted action-comedy directed by Mitch Rouse, a bank teller's life unravels when he loses his job and fiancée on the same day. Starring Matt Dillon as David, a dedicated employee whose world spirals into chaos, the film blends dark humor with unexpected twists as his ordinary routine collides with a series of bank heists. With his best friend Jack (Steve Zahn) offering misguided pep talks, David finds himself entangled in a surreal escapade involving stolen millions and desperate measures.
The movie thrives on its razor-sharp comedic timing and a premise that critiques the absurdities of corporate life. Dillon's relatable frustration pairs perfectly with Zahn's chaotic energy, while Christina Applegate adds a layer of romantic tension. As the story unfolds, *Employee of the Month* (2004) delivers a brisk, entertaining ride where one man's bad luck becomes the catalyst for wild, unforeseen consequences.
