The Woman in Black (2012)
03 Feb 2012 ● English ● 1 hr 35 mins
Cast: Daniel Radcliffe, Janet McTeer
Crew: James Watkins (Director), Tim Maurice-Jones (Director of Photography), Marco Beltrami (Music Director)
Rating: A (India)
Genres: Drama, Fantasy, Horror
Release Dates: 17 Feb 2012 (India), 15 Mar 2012 (Singapore), 10 Feb 2012 (United Kingdom), 03 Feb 2012 (United States)
Tagline: Do you believe in ghosts?
English Name: The Woman in Black
Did you know? The music boxes and mechanical toys in the nursery scenes were not created for the film, but were genuine antique toys from the period, loaned to the production by a collector. Read More
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as Arthur Kipps
as Mrs. Daily
as Tom Hardy
as Mrs. Drablow
as Doctor
as PC Collins
as Fisher Girl
as Nanny
as Jennet
as Nursemaid
as Joseph Kipps
as Fisher Girl
as Mr. Bentley
as Fisher
as Nicholas Daily
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Film Type:
Feature
Language:
English
Colour Info:
Color
Sound Mix:
Datasat Digital Sound, Dolby Digital
Camera:
ARRICAM Lite (LT), ARRICAM Studio (ST)
Stereoscopy:
No
Taglines:
Do you believe in ghosts?
What did they see?
What did they see?
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Trivia:
This film is the second adaptation of Susan Hill's 1983 novel of the same name, which was previously filmed in 1989.
Daniel Radcliffe's son in the film is his godson in real life. The casting was suggested by Radcliffe himself, which helped him establish an authentic relationship between father and son.
Adrian Rawlins - who played Daniel Radcliffe's father James Potter in the Harry Potter series - played the same character in the 1989 version as Radcliffe plays in this film.
The music boxes and mechanical toys in the nursery scenes were not created for the film, but were genuine antique toys from the period, loaned to the production by a collector.
Daniel Radcliffe's son in the film is his godson in real life. The casting was suggested by Radcliffe himself, which helped him establish an authentic relationship between father and son.
Adrian Rawlins - who played Daniel Radcliffe's father James Potter in the Harry Potter series - played the same character in the 1989 version as Radcliffe plays in this film.
The music boxes and mechanical toys in the nursery scenes were not created for the film, but were genuine antique toys from the period, loaned to the production by a collector.
Filming Start Date:
27 Sep 2010
Filming End Date:
04 Dec 2010
