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Title: | Doctor Sleep |
Directed by: | Mike Flanagan |
Written by: | Mike Flanagan; Akiva Goldsman |
Produced by: | Trevor Macy; Jon Berg; Akiva Goldsman; D. Scott Lumpkin; Roy Lee; Stephen King |
Music by: | The Newton Brothers |
Cinematography: | Michael Fimognari |
Edited by: | Mike Flanagan |
Production | |
Distributors: | Warner Bros. Intrepid Pictures Vertigo Entertainment |
Released: | November 8th, 2019 |
Rating: | R |
Running time: | 151 min. |
Country: | USA |
Language: | English |
Budget: | $45,000,000 |
Gross: | $5,200,000 [1] |
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Doctor Sleep is an American feature film of the supernatural thriller genre. It is based on the novel Doctor Sleep by author Stephen King. The film serves as a sequel to King's 1977 novel The Shining, which was adapted into television miniseries in 1997 titled Stephen King's The Shining. The film sequel is not considered to be part of a continuation of the more popularly known The Shining feature film by director Stanley Kubrick. Doctor Sleep was written and directed by Mike Flanagan. The script is a rewritten draft of a screenplay originally written by Akiva Goldsman. The movie stars Ewan McGregor in the role of Dan Torrance - a character originally played by Danny Lloyd in the Kubrick film, and by Courtland Mead in the 1997 TV miniseries. The film was produced by Trevor Macy and Jon Berg for Warner Bros. and released on November 8th, 2019.
Cast[]
Actor | Role |
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Ewan McGregor | Dan Torrance |
Rebecca Ferguson | Rose the Hat |
Kyliegh Curran | Abra Stone |
Cliff Curtis | Billy Freeman |
Zahn McClarnon | Crow Daddy |
Emily Alyn Lind | Snakebite Andi |
Selena Anduze | Apron Annie |
Robert Longstreet | Barry the Chunk |
Carel Struycken | Grampa Flick |
Catherine Parker | Silent Sarey |
James Flanagan | Diesel Doug |
Met Clark | Short Eddie |
Zackary Momoh | David Stone |
Jocelin Donahue | Lucy Stone |
Dakota Hickman | Young Abra |
Carl Lumbly | Dick Hallorann |
Bruce Greenwood | Doctor John |
Sallye Hooks | Mrs. Massey |
Alex Essoe | Wendy Torrance |
Roger Dale Floyd | Young Danny |
George Mengert | Charlie |
Jacob Tremblay | Bradley Trevor |
Chelsea Talmadge | Deenie |
Violet McGraw | Violet |
Bethany Anne Lind | Violet's mother |
Nicholas Pryor | Elderly patient |
Peggy Tillman | Toddler |
Deadra Moore | Mrs. Robertson |
Jason Davis | Businessman |
Alyssa Gonzalez | Supermarket clerk |
Shane Brady | Magician |
Danny Lloyd | Spectator |
Michael Monks | Delbert Grady |
Hugh Maguire | Horace Derwent |
Sadie Heim | Grady daughter |
Kk Heim | Grady daughter |
Mistie Gibby | Bobbie |
Callie Mcclincy | Library kid |
Logan A. Medina | Library kid |
Johnny Gordon | Library kid |
Molly C. Quinn | Mrs. Grady |
Evan Dumouchel | Victor T. Boorman |
MacLeod Andrews | Roger Macassi |
Fedor Steer | Vito the Chopper |
Charles Green | U.S. senator |
Marc Farley | James Parris |
Juan Carlos Romero Perez | Baseball coach |
Sarah Morrison | Girl |
Henry Thomas | Jack Torrance |
Notes & Trivia[]
- This film features a cat who visits rooms at a hospital for patients who are fated to die next. This concept is also used in the 2021 film The Manor.
Recommendations[]
See also[]
External Links[]
- Doctor Sleep at IMDB
- Doctor Sleep at Wikipedia
- Doctor Sleep at Letterboxd.com
- Doctor Sleep at Themoviedb.org
References[]
- ↑ Opening weekend box office.
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