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"Haunted" is a horror film directed by Jane de bond and starring Lily Taylor. Released in the United States in 1999.

Basic information

Movie Title: lingering soul

[more titles]:, haunted house, haunted house legend [starring]: Lily Taylor

[level]: USA:PG-13

[region]: Europe and America

[country]: USA

[year of production]: 1999

Synopsis

A doctor named David arrow is interested in the past story of this mountain house. He falsely claims to do a research on sleep disorders, and brings three other people to the house. These three people are: theo (Catherine Zeta Jones), a woman who is not as brave as she looks; Luke (Owen Wilson), As a cynic, he is the first to doubt Dr. arrow's motives; Nell (Lili Taylor) is the most sensitive one in the group. As soon as she comes to the house, she seems to be deeply attracted by something.

Although they were warned that no one could stay in the house for one night, they still stayed in. Soon after, the terrible ghost appeared. Then they understood why they had been warned not to spend the night in the house, especially in the dark. The walls of the house stand upright and the floor is strong. But the local people know that we will soon find that something is always moving, walking alone.

Actor introduction

Lily Taylor

In Illinois, the ugly Lily Taylor is very good at acting. She has a lot of acting experience. She began to perform stage and TV series when she was 10 years old. When she was in college, she had been acting outside to make money, and she dropped out of school because she was forbidden by the school. After that, she founded her own company and directed it herself. In 1988, she stepped into the film world and starred in her debut work "the hearts of parents in the world". After that, she often participated in independent production performances and cooperated with many famous directors. In 2005, she won the best actress award of Copenhagen film festival for her starring in the film "versatile".

Liam Nissen

Irish Born Liam Nissen worked as a forklift at the Guinness brewery, truck driver, principal architect and amateur boxer. He also studied at St. Mary's normal college in Belfast to become a teacher. But in 1976, he joined the Belfast theatre performance team and made his first professional performance in the drama "the rising people". Two years later, he went to Dublin's Abbey Theatre to continue performing classic plays. There, he was discovered by director John Boorman and performed his first film, the dark age (xcalibur, 1981). Since then, he has continued to perform in many mediocre films and TV miniseries, including 1987's prospect (1987). Darkman (1990) is his first major role in the film. Later, his outstanding performances in leapof faith (1992) and husband and wives (1992) won him the chance to play Oscar Schindler in Steven Spielberg's film "Schindler's list" (1993). The film won Nathan the Golden Globe and Oscar nominations. In 1993, he launched his first Broadway play, Anna Christie, and was nominated for the Tony Award. Back on the big screen, Nissen worked with Natasha Richardson, the acting partner of Anna Christie, to star in Jodie Foster's film Nell (1994). For the next two years, he played roles very close to his hometown: Rob Roy (1995), an 18th century Highlander, and Michael Collins (1996), the leader of Irish liberation. In recent years, Nison's exposure on the big screen is good. He has appeared in many films with good reputation, such as Star Wars series, New York gangster, true love first, Professor of Kinsey and so on. His steady and excellent acting skills have also won him an Oscar nomination (Professor of Kinsey). More and more fans begin to like this polite Irish actor.

Cast list

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    Highlights

    The entire hall in the film covers an area of 15000 square feet and is 45 feet high, including a huge fireplace with a volume of nearly 1440 cubic feet.

    The gorgeous bedroom and corridor in the cottage are set up in the studio of Raleigh Studios on Manhattan Beach, and the production designer Eugenio zaniti uses the mirror at the end of the corridor to create an unlimited visual effect.

    The creaks and groans in the cottage were pre recorded and played on the set to stimulate the actors' natural expressions of fear.

    During the filming, Liam Neeson nicknamed Catherine Zeta Jones "Welsh gazelle" because a running scene was repeated many times, and Neeson couldn't keep up with Zeta Jones every time.

    The film was initially decided to be produced by Timon pictures and directed by Wes crane.

    Steven Spielberg is said to have directed some scenes or participated in post production.