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Thirteen

2003, Movie, R, 95 mins

Thirteen: Review

Whatever designer-turned-director Catherine Hardwicke's first feature lacks in subtlety, it more than makes up for in impact; it's one of the most honest and harrowing looks at female adolescence ever to reach the screen. Evan Rachel Wood stars as a 13-year-old California junior-high student who falls under the spell the "hottest chick in school" (Nikki Reed) and her posse of troublemaking 13-year-olds in low-slung jeans, barely-there T-shirts, thongs and body jewelry. Read the complete review for Thirteen

Thirteen: Cast & Details

Year: 2003
Rated R

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Cast
Evan Rachel Wood: Tracy
Nikki Reed: Evie Zamora
Holly Hunter: Melanie
Jeremy Sisto: Brady
Brady Corbet: Mason
Deborah Unger: Brooke

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Thirteen: TV Guide News

The O.C. OK, that's it. From... | Today's News: Our Take | 2/10/2006
The O.C. OK, that's it. From here on out, I'm thinking of Marissa as MErissa. ‘Cause that's all she thinks about. I get it, her friend died. Very sad. A peripheral character — here for a multiepisode arc — died. Tragically. Was MErissa into Johnny Wohnny? It seemed like it. And yes, she's entitled to her grief, but I'm tired of MErissa treating Ryan like yesterday's news. So color me happy to see that our Ry guy had some sparks with Johnny's cousin, Sadie. Now my first thought when I saw her arrive on the scene was, "Oh, no, please tell me we don't have to put up with another newbie." But you know what? I already dig her. She shows promise, and hopefully she can get Ryan's mind off of MErissa. Besides, I loved Nikki Reed in the movie Thirteen. And I love her na read more
I just saw a direct-to-video ... | Movie News | 1/5/2006

Question: I just saw a direct-to-video movie called Havoc that was dedicated to Jessica Kaplan (1979-2003). Who was she and why is the movie dedicated to her?

Answer: When Los Angeles-born Jessica Kaplan was a 17-year-old high-school student at Santa Monica's famous Crossroads School, she sold a screenplay called The Powers that Be — about privileged white California kids who were into gangbanging ghetto culture until they run into the real thing — to New Line Cinema for a cool $150,000. This happened a full three years before 13-year-old Nikki Reed wrote a screenplay called Thirteen about her experiences as a wayward child of privilege, but Reed got far more publicity because her script was quickly produced and she costarred in the movie. Kaplan read more