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| Year: | 1997 |
| Rating: | 6.2(7404) |
| Listed in: | Drama, Horror, Thriller |
| Directed by: | Ole Bornedal |
| Actors: | Ewan McGregor Josh Brolin Nick Nolte Brad Dourif Patricia Arquette Lauren Graham |
| "In the mind of the police, he's the prime suspect. In the eyes of a killer, he's the next victim." | |
Cast
| Directed by | |
|---|---|
| Ole Bornedal | |
| Actors | |
| Ewan McGregor | as Martin Bells |
| Josh Brolin | as James Gallman |
| Nick Nolte | as Inspector Thomas Cray |
| Brad Dourif | as Duty Doctor |
| Lonny Chapman | as Johnson, Old Watchman |
| Erich Anderson | as Newscaster |
| Scott Burkholder | as College Professor |
| Michael Matthys | as Guy in Pub |
| Robert LaSardo | as Pub Thug |
| Mongo | as Pub Thug |
| Lennie Loftin | as Man in Theater |
| Bradley Gregg | as Theater Actor |
| Nicholas Sadler | as Theater Director |
| Jeff Davis | as Stagehand |
| Nicholas Cascone | as Male Paramedic |
| Ben Skorstad | as Helicopter Pilot |
| Larry Cedar | as Waiter |
| John C. Reilly | as Deputy Inspector Bill Davis |
| Actresses | |
| Patricia Arquette | as Katherine |
| Lauren Graham | as Marie |
| Alix Koromzay | as Joyce |
| Alison Gale | as Girlfriend of Guy in Pub |
| Candy Ann Brown | as Female Paramedic |
| Michelle Csitos | as Prostitute |
| Anais Evans | as Leanne |
Movie info
| Languages: | English |
| Filming dates: | March 1996 - 3 May 1996 |
| Gross: |
USA - 585,733 USD (19 April 1998) |
| Plot: | A law student takes a job as the night-watch in a morgue, thinking that he will have much time to study, with his biggest problem being his paranoia in this scary setting, but in the history of this morgue lies a dark secret: there was once a man raping female corpses, but is history really gone? And who can he really trust? Will he discover truth before it's too late for him and his best friend? |
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"Happy Birthday to You" Written by Mildred J. Hill and Patty S. Hill "Setting Sun" Written by Rowald, Simons and Gallagher Performed by The Chemical Brothers Courtesy of Caroline Records, Inc. / Virgin Records Limited "House to Myself" Written by Eric Pressly, Kelly Hawkes and Gary Clark Performed by Transister Courtesy of Interscope Records / Virgin Records Limited "String Quartet in B-Flat Major" Written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Performed by The Smetana Quartet Courtesy of Denon Records / Denon Active Media "The Wake-Up Bomb" Written by William Berry, Michael Stipe, Peter Buck and Mike Mills Performed by R.E.M. Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records, Inc. by arrangement with Warner Special Products "This Old Man" Written and Performed by Tom Glazer Courtesy of Songs Music, Inc. by arrangement with Celebrity Connection "Pain" Written by Bob Khaleel and John O'Brien Performed by Super 8 Courtesy of Hollywood Records "Loops of Fury" Written by Rowlands and Simons Performed by The Chemical Brothers Courtesy of Caroline Records, Inc. / Virgin Records Limited "Largo el Factotum" Written by Gioacchinno Rossini Performed by Riccardo Stracciari with The Orchestra of Milan Courtesy of Arkadia Records by arrangement with Qualiton Imports, LTD. "Menuet - Op 13" Written by Luigi Boccherini Performed by The London Symphony Orchestra Don Jackson, conducter Courtesy of Iliad, Inc. "Looking for James" Written and Conducted by Christophe Beck Performed by Seattle Music "The Auspicious Verses of Guru Puja" and "Kang Ling" Performed by The Monks of the Dip Tse Chok Ling Monastery, Dharamsala Courtesy of Fortuna Records by arrangement with Celestial Harmonies |
Quotes
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Inspector Thomas Cray: Have you ever been killed before? I'll be back in a minute. Martin Bells: Don't you see it, that's all I've gotta do. Just sit on my ass. Sit. On. My. Ass. Martin Bells: You're a fucking nutcase! James Gallman: That's Mr. Fucking Nutcase to you! Katherine: You had strange dreams last night. Martin Bells: I did? Katherine: Mmm. You were breathing really heavily. Kept kicking your legs and moaning. Martin Bells: You sure we weren't having sex? Katherine: Pretty sure. Yeah. Martin: You're insane! James: No, I'm not. Martine Bells: [Of James' thumb]: Does it hurt? [James smiles] Martin Bells: Let's grow old together. James: Let's get older. Martin Bells: Now, there's a challenge. Martin Bells: The police have a suspect. James Gallman: Who is it? Martin Bells: It's me. Katherine: Oh my god. Martin Bells: This just doesn't happen! This is not happening! Cray, why are you doing this? What the hell are you doing? Inspector Thomas Cray: Stop asking for the "how" and "why" Martin! Martin Bells: How do you know it's just the one guy? Inspector Thomas Cray: Can I trust you? Martin Bells: Well yeah, absolutely. Inspector Thomas Cray: Can I trust you with a bit of privileged information? Martin Bells: Oh yeah. Inspector Thomas Cray: He has his signature. Martin Bells: Signature? Inspector Thomas Cray: He takes their eyes. Inspector Thomas Cray: Most people, when they see something like this, their immediate reaction is to ask how could somebody do this and why. Even when we catch the killer, they want to know the how and why. In movies or television, the killer always explains the how or why. He always has some reason, however crazy, with a mad gleam in his eye. But I've interrogated murderers like this one before, and let me tell you, they are well beyond the need to justify what they do. They just do it. Explanations are just a fiction to make us feel safe. Because if it can't be explained, then it's just meaningless chaos. It could touch any one of us at any moment. Which is exactly what it is. Inspector Thomas Cray: Martin, if all this is what I think it is, there is someone very dangerous standing right behind you in the dark, breathing down your neck. Inspector Thomas Cray: I want you to do me a favor, Martin. [tosses Martin a baseball bat] Inspector Thomas Cray: Hit me. Martin Bells: What? Inspector Thomas Cray: Come on, Martin. Hit me. How much more can you take? Do you know what they're going to do to you, Martin? They're going to snuff you out, like a bug hitting a windshield. You're going to die anyway, Martin. Don't you know that you're going to die? Now come on, Martin. You've got to do something. Protect yourself, save yourself. Martin, this is your last chance. Do something! Or I'll take your girlfriend's eyes. |
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