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“Untraceable” (2008) overview “Untraceable” is a suspenseful, intense and action oriented film. It shows modern bad news society in intense, entertaining and thought-provoking way. Jennifer Marsh (played by Best Actress Oscar nominee Diane Lane) is a single parent living in a suburban Portland home with her young daughter Annie Haskins (Perla Haney-Jardine). Jennifer works in the FBI's Internet Crimes division alongside Griffin Dowd (Colin Hanks), fighting identity theft and similar crimes. Marsh gets caught in a very personal and deadly game with a killer who knows that people (being what they are – both curious and drawn to the dark side of things) will log onto an "untraceable" website where he conducts violent and painful murders LIVE on the net. The videos are recorded in the killer's basement. At first it seems the victims were randomly chosen, but it turns out that there is more to the story. At a press conference, the public is urged to avoid website, but, as Marsh feared, this only increases the site's popularity. As time runs out, an investigation becomes more personal... Editors'
rating: Genre: thriller Director: Gregory Hoblit. Writers: Robert Fyvolent, Mark R. Brinker. Story: Robert Fyvolent, Mark R. Brinker, Allison Burnett Producers: Steven Pearl, Andy Cohen, Tom, Rosenberg, Gary Lucchesi, Howard W. Koch Jr. Executive producers: Richard S. Wright, Eric Reid, James McQuaide, Harley Tannenbaum Director of photography: Anastas Michos. Music: Christopher Young Country: USA. Language: English. Color: Color Budget: $35,000,000 (estimated) Cast Diane Lane as Jennifer Marsh Colin Hanks Billy Burke Joseph Cross Mary Beth Hurt Tim De Zarn as Michael Daniel Liu as Detective Tom Moy Perla Haney-Jardine as Annie Tyrone Giordano as Tim Wilks Katie O'Grady as Reporter Katie Newsom Peter Lewis as Brooks Gregory Paul Smith as Court house employee / TV news crew Dan Callahan as Trey Restrom Erin Carufel as Melanie Erica Jones as Little girl (voice) Brynn Baron as Patty Miller Todd Robinson as FBI SWAT Team Ryan Deal as Officer Wone Betty Moyer as Brooks' assistant John Breen as Richard Weymouth Gunter Simon as FBI SWAT team Steve Kaminsky as Officer Mason Gray Eubank as Ray Ryan Hopkins as Acne Faced Kid Jodi Altendorf as Detective Brian Benjamin as Police Officer Jamal N. Qutub as Young Stoner Mitch Urban as Shock Jock Radio DJ Jacob Reehl as Boy at Party Premieres USA - January 22, 2008 (West Hollywood premiere); January 25, 2008 Canada - January 25, 2008 Israel - January 31, 2008 Iceland - February 1, 2008 Philippines - February 20, 2008 Greece - February 21, 2008 UK - February 29, 2008 Belgium - March 5, 2008 France - March 5, 2008 Colombia - March 7, 2008 Netherlands - March 20, 2008 Mexico - March 21, 2008 Brazil - March 28, 2008 Germany - April 3, 2008 Russia - April 3, 2008 Singapore - April 3, 2008 Estonia - April 4, 2008 Spain - April 4, 2008 Thailand - April 10, 2008 Poland - April 11, 2008 Japan - April 12, 2008 Australia - April 17, 2008 South Korea - April 17, 2008 Argentina - April 24, 2008 Sweden - May 16, 2008 © Preems.com |
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Certifications MPAA rating: R for some prolonged sequences of strong gruesome violence, and language. (certificate #43915). Canada: 18A (Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Ontario), 16+ (Quebec). Switzerland: 16 (canton of Geneva, canton of Vaud). France: -16. Australia: MA. Singapore: NC-16. Germany: 16. Ireland: 18. UK: 18. Philippines: R-13. Netherlands: 16. Taiwan: R-18. Sweden: 15. South Korea: 18 Companies Production Cohen / Pearl Productions Distribution Screen Gems / 2008 | USA | theatrical Lakeshore Entertainment / 2008 | worldwide | all media | sales >>>> Universal Pictures / 2008 | Australia | theatrical Long Shong Entertainment Multimedia Company / 2008 | Taiwan | theatrical RCV Film Distribution / 2008 | Netherlands | theatrical Top Film / 2008 | Russia | theatrical Special effects LOOK! Effects - visual effects Other Chapman / Leonard Studio Equipment - dollies Company 3 - digital intermediate Hollywood-DI - HD screening services Lakeshore Records - soundtrack Scarlet Letters - end title crawl Wildfire Studios - ADR recording facility Filming location The film was shot in and around Portland, Oregon. A temporary studio was constructed in Clackamas, Oregon where all non-location photography was done, mostly interiors, including the FBI's cyber division, Marsh's house, the FBI building elevator, several basements, etc. A scene set on the east end of the Broadway Bridge was shot both on the actual bridge, as well as at the studio. A faux diner was built underneath the Broadway bridge, which was used in the movie. The construction of this set took less than twelve hours. The birthday party for Haney-Jardine's character was filmed in the roller skating rink of Oaks Amusement Park. Additional details “Untraceable” also known as “Streaming Evil” (original script title) The site used by the killer (www.killwithme.com) actually exists. It's owned by the movie studio and it's used to promote the movie. In it, users are taken to a replica of the FBI computer used by the character Jennifer Marsh. Her desktop gets hacked by the killer who provides the visitor with four test he/she must complete to deactivate his site. |
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