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)
Trivia: We have 1
News: Show:
The Grudge Reboot Film's Red-Band Trailer Streamed (Dec 10, 2019)
The Grudge Reboot Film's Trailer Streamed (Oct 28, 2019)
Japan's Animation TV Ranking, June 8-14 (Jun 25, 2015)
Ju-On Horror Film Series' Final Film Announced (Feb 17, 2015)
Japanese Box Office, June 28-29 (Jul 6, 2014)
The Grudge Gets Hollywood Reboot with Producer Sam Raimi (Mar 23, 2014)
Other article: Show:
| You can contribute information to this page, but first you must login or register |
| DVD (Region 1) |
| The Grudge (DVD) 2005-02-01 (from $8.06) |
|
|
||||
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
Yoichi 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
|
||||
| DISCLAIMER | add information | report an error | lookup sources |
Compare this anime's credits with others
# A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Anime anthology