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| New Line Home Entertainment (2007) | |||||
| Drama, Mystery, Thriller | |||||
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| Jim Carrey | Walter Sparrow/Fingerling | |
| Virginia Madsen | Agatha Sparrow/Fabrizia | |
| Danny Huston | Isaac French/Dr. Miles Phoenix | |
| Logan Lerman | Robin Sparrow | |
| Lynn Collins | Suicide Blonde/Mrs. Dobkins/Young Fingerling?s Mother | |
| Rhona Mitra | Laura Tollins | |
| Michelle Arthur | Sybil | |
| Mark Pellegrino | Kyle Finch | |
| Paul Butcher | Young Fingerling/Young Walter | |
| David Stifel | Hotel Clerk | |
| Corey Stoll | Sergeant Burns | |
| Ed Lauter | Father Sebastian | |
| Troy Kotsur | Barnaby | |
| Walter Soo Hoo | Chinese Restaurant Owner | |
| Patricia Belcher | Dr. Alice Mortimer |
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| Producer | Beau Flynn
Tripp Vinson Richard Brener Mike Drake |
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| Writer | Fernley Phillips
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| Cinematography | Matthew Libatique
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| Musician | Harry Gregson-Williams
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Jim Carrey and Virginia Madsen star in the year's most "mind-bending" (Pete Hammond, Maxim) psychological thriller directed by Joel Schumacher. The nightmare begins when Walter Sparrow (Carrey), a mild-mannered dogcatcher, begins reading a tattered, used book called The Number 23. Obsessed by the countless similarities between the degenerate main character and himself, Walter plunges headlong into the same dark, seductive world. When the book's main character commits an unspeakable act, Walter is terrified that he's destined to follow the same twisted path. |
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