The Grudge (live-action movie)
Alternative title:
Kauna "Finnish"
The Juon 呪怨 (Japanese)
Genres:
horror
Objectionable content:
Significant
Plot Summary:
Karen Davis was an American nurse living and working within Tokyo. She was going through her daily life until she encountered a mysterious supernatural curse, in which a vengeful spirit would sometimes possess the body of a living being and will not leave the body until the host is killed or commits suicide. Once the host is dead, the vengeful spirit will then seek out a new body to possess, and then the whole process begins again. Karen must find a way to break this curse, before she too becomes the spirit’s next victim.
Running time:
92 minutes
Vintage:
2004-10-22
Premiere date:
2004-10-22 (USA/Singapore)
2004-10-27 (Philippines)
2004-10-28 (Hong Kong/Thailand)
2004-10-30 (UK - Leeds International Film Festival)
2004-11-05 (UK)
2004-11-12 (Iceland)
2004-11-18 (Australia)
2004-12-11 (New Zealand)
2005-03-03 (Argentina)
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| DVD (Region 1) |
| The Grudge (DVD) 2005-02-01 (from $2.81) |
Director: Takashi Shimizu Screenplay: Stephen Susco Art Director: Kyōko Yauchi Cinematography: Hideo Yamamoto Editing: Jeff Betancourt Line Producer: Satoshi Fukushima Original screenplay: Takashi Shimizu Production Design: Iwao Saito | Jason Thortnton as Sarah Michelle Gellar as Takako Fuji as Bill Pullman as Clea Duvall as Grace Zabriskie as Hiroshi Matsunaga as Jason Behr as KaDee Strickland as Rosa Blasi as Ryo Ishibashi as Takashi Matsuyama as Ted Raimi as William Mapother as Yōko Maki as Yuya Ozeki as Eiji Oki as Hajime Okayama as Junko Koizumi as Katsuhiro Oyama as Kazuyuki Tsumura as Nana Koizumi as Taiki Kobayashi as Yōichi Okamura as Yoshiyuki Morishita as | |||
Licensed by: Sony Pictures Entertainment Music Production: Varese Sarabande Records Opticals: Pacific Title and Art Studio | ||||
Translation: Darryl Clark (Spain dub) Executive producer: Bernardo Zupnik | Marta Barbará as Núria Trifol as Eduard Farelo as Jesus Ferrer as Jordi Brau as Juan Antonio Bernal as Luis Posada as Ricky Coello as Rosa María Hernández as Roser Cavallé as Alberto Trifol as | |||
Dubbing Studio: Q.T. Lever (Spain dub) DVD Distribution: Babilla Ciné (Colombia) Theatrical Releaser: Babilla Ciné (Colombia) | ||||
Dialogues: Sandro Acerbo Dubbing Assistant: Emiliana Luini Dubbing Sound: Manuele Roma Mixing: Alessandro Checcacci | Eleonora De Angelis as Tiziana Avarista as Cristina Grado as Irene Di Valmo as Marco Baroni as Maria Letizia Scifoni as Massimo De Ambrosis as Roberto Chevalier as Alessandra Grado as Chiara Colizzi as Sergio Di Giulio as Vittorio De Angelis as | |||
Dubbing: SEFIT-CDC | ||||
(none) | Raquel Marinho as Armando Tiraboschi as Eleonora Prado as Luiz Antônio Lobue as Marcelo Campos as Tatá Guarnieri as Zayra Zordan as | |||
Distributor: Europa Filmes Dubbing Studio: Lipsync Audio & Video | ||||
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