Back to the Well: 'Clerks II'

Feature-length documentary about the making of Clerks II.

Cast

Kevin Smith

as Self / Silent Bob

Jason Mewes

as Self / Jay

Scott Mosier

as Self

Jonathan Gordon

as Self

Brian O'Halloran

as Self / Dante

Jeff Anderson

as Self / Randal

Jennifer Schwalbach Smith

as Self / Emma

Trevor Fehrman

as Self / Elias

Rosario Dawson

as Self / Becky

Wanda Sykes

as Self / Wife

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