Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Derailed Movie

Director:
Mikael Håfström

Writers (WGA):
Stuart Beattie (screenplay)
James Siegel (novel)

Release Date:
11 November 2005 (USA)

Genre:
Drama | Thriller

Cast :
* Jennifer Aniston - "Lucinda Harris" (Jane)
* Clive Owen - Charles Schine
* Vincent Cassel - Philippe LaRoche
* Addison Timlin - Amy Schine
* Melissa George - Deanna Schine
* Sandra Bee - Train Conductor
* RZA - Winston Boyko
* William Armstrong - Accountant
* Tom Conti - Eliot Firth
* Rachael Blake - Susan Davis
* Richard Leaf - Night Clerk Ray
* Xzibit - Dexter
* Catherine McCord - Avery Price Receptionist
* Denis O'Hare - Jerry the Lawyer
* Ortis Deley - Cop
* Georgina Chapman - Candy
* Giancarlo Esposito - Detective Franklin Church
* David Morrissey - Sam Griffin

Original Sound Track :
1. Johnny - Rular Rah
2. I Love You - Thea
3. Sabotage - Maurice/Hot Will
4. Winston's Theme - Edward Shearmur
5. 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover - Grayson Hill
6. Really Want None - Free Murder
7. I'm Sorry - Maurice
8. Charlie's Theme - Edward Shearmur
9. Better Man - Maurice
10. My Love - Thea/P Dot
11. Better Man - Maurice

Plot :
Coming off the series finale of FRIENDS, Jennifer Aniston sets out to prove herself a serious actress with DERAILED, a tense thriller that is anything but funny. While the film gives most of its... Coming off the series finale of FRIENDS, Jennifer Aniston sets out to prove herself a serious actress with DERAILED, a tense thriller that is anything but funny. While the film gives most of its screen time to Clive Owen, Aniston proves, as in THE GOOD GIRL, that she is capable of pulling off a dramatic role. Meeting on a commuter train one morning in Chicago, ad executive Charles (Owen) and financial analyst Lucinda (Aniston) have an immediate connection. Worn down by his job, strained marriage, and a sick child, Charles finds himself drawn to the escape Lucinda can offer. A lunch meeting, followed by dinner and drinks, leads the way to a rendezvous in a sleazy motel, where no sooner have the adulterous lovebirds ripped each other's clothes off than a sadistic thief (Vincent Cassel) breaks into the room and puts them through hours of nightmarish horror. Because of their relationship's illicit nature, the two are unable to go to the cops, and are thus virtually powerless to their attacker's every whim, leaving themselves open to blackmail as he threatens their families and lives. Choosing momentary gratification and the excitement of the unknown over the values he generally holds dear, Charles more than pays the price for his indiscretion. Playing off his audience's greatest fears, director Mikael Hafstrom creates some scenes so horrific they are sure to haunt viewers for hours after the credits roll. A morality tale of sorts, DERAILED explores the terrible effects of lying and infidelity, while the film's most powerful scenes leave viewers with the paranoid feeling that the only person you can trust is yourself.

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