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ドラマ
スリラー
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| 概要 | １９５４年、ボストン沖合の孤島“シャッターアイランド”。精神を患った犯罪者を収容し、厳重監視されているアッシュクリフ病院で女性患者の失踪事件が発生。連邦保安官のテディとチャックが捜査のため島を訪れる。しかし、テディが島へやって来た本当の目的は、彼の妻を殺し、この病院に収容されているという犯人への復讐だった。いずれの捜査も混迷を極める中、やがて驚愕の事実が明らかとなっていく…。 |
| キャスト（俳優・女優・声優） |
Teddy Daniels（レオナルド・ディカプリオ）
Chuck Aule（マーク・ラファロ）
Dr. Cawley（ベン・キングズレー）
Rachel 1（エミリー・モーティマー）
Dolores（ミシェル・ウィリアムズ）
Dr. Naehring（マックス・フォン・シドー）
George Noyce（ジャッキー・アール・ヘイリー）
Rachel 2（Patricia Clarkson）
Warden（Ted Levine）
Deputy Warden McPherson（ジョン・キャロル・リンチ）
Laeddis（Elias Koteas）
Bridget Kearns（Robin Bartlett）
Peter Breene（Christopher Denham）
Glen Miga（Joseph Sikora）
Trey Washington（Curtiss Cook）
Gate Guard（Gary Galone）
Criminally Insane Inmate (uncredited)（John Franchi）
Nurse Marino（Nellie Sciutto）
Orderly Ganton（レイモンド・アンソニー・トーマス）
Inmate Billings（Joseph McKenna）
Little Girl（Ruby Jerins）
Ward C Guard（Tom Kemp）
Ward C Guard（Bates Wilder）
Younger Boy（Drew Beasley）
Female Patient（Bree Elrod）
Psychiatric Patient (uncredited)（Harrison Young）
Dying Commandant（Lars Gerhard）
Ferry Captain（Matthew Cowles）
Manacled Woman（Jill Larson）
Tattoo'd Man（Ziad Akl）
Red-Haired Man（Dennis Lynch）
Wild-Eyed Man（John Porell）
Younger Boy（Aidan Cole Mitchell）
Guard（Thomas B. Duffy）
Doctor（Ken Cheeseman）
Doctor（Steve Witting）
Patient（Michael E. Chapman）
Orderly（Darryl Wooten）
McPherson's Driver（Michael Byron）
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| 公開日 | 2010-02-14 |
| 製作会社 |
Paramount Pictures
Phoenix Pictures
Sikelia Productions
Appian Way
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GRADE: B-
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A gripping psychological thriller with stellar performances, masterful direction, and a story that keeps you hooked until the very end.
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