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| The Suicide Club | |
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| Directed by | Rachel Samuels |
| Based on | The Suicide Club by Robert Louis Stevenson |
| Starring | Jonathan Pryce |
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| Distributed by | New Concorde |
| Countries | USA Ireland |
| Language | English |
The Suicide Club (also known as The Game of Death)[1] is a 2000 American-Irish film based on the story The Suicide Club by Robert Louis Stevenson. It was directed by Rachel Samuels.
It was from Concorde Anois and was shot in Ireland.
Cast
[edit]- Jonathan Pryce
- David Morrissey
- Paul Bettany
- Neil Stuke
- Andrew Powell
- Catherine Siggins
- Terry McMahon
Production
[edit]Filming began in April 1999 in Limerick.[2] The budget was reportedly IR£1.6 million.[3] Most of Corman's films of the 1990s went straight to video but he wanted this one released theatrically.[4]
A mansion in Galway was built for the film especially. Corman intended to use this to film a remake of The Hound of the Baskervilles[5] but it was never made.
References
[edit]- ^ "The Suicide Club". Letterboxd. Retrieved 21 August 2024.
Alternative Titles: The Game of Death
- ^ Pryce cast in 'Suicide Club': [Home Edition] The Atlanta Journal the Atlanta Constitution; Atlanta, Ga. [Atlanta, Ga]02 Apr 1999: P; 11.
- ^ Making of (pounds) 1.6m film under way: [CITY EDITION] Irish Times; Dublin [Dublin]20 Apr 1999: 8.
- ^ ATTACK OF THE LOW-BUDGET HORROR FILMS: [All Editions: Four Star B, Three Star B, Two Star P, One Star B] DOUG NYE, Special from Knight Ridder Newspapers. The Record 29 Oct 1999: Y01.
- ^ SHOWBIZ LIFE: [ULSTER Edition] The Belfast News Lette 17 Apr 1999: 33.
External links
[edit]- The Suicide Club at BFI
- The Suicide Club at IMDb
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