Until the Night (film)
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| Directed by | Gregory Hatanaka |
| Written by | Gregory Hatanaka |
| Story by | Margaret Diehl |
| Produced by | Taka Arai |
| Starring | Norman Reedus |
| Cinematography | Yasu Tanida |
| Music by | Colin Chin |
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| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Until the Night is a 2004 American drama film written and directed by Gregory Hatanaka and starring Norman Reedus, Kathleen Robertson, Missy Crider and Sean Young.[1][2]
Premise
Robert (Norman Reedus) is a writer who hasn't done much writing lately; instead, he's busy pushing the envelope with his toxic mix of boredom, drugs and a dalliance with a married woman, Elizabeth (Kathleen Robertson). In spite of Elizabeth's marital status, Robert falls for her completely -- a commitment that just may blow up in his face, along with the rest of his life.
Cast
- Norman Reedus as Robert
- Kathleen Robertson as Elizabeth
- Missy Crider as Mina
- Sean Young as Cosma
- Sarah Lassez as Karina
- Michael T. Weiss as Daniel
- Matthew Settle as Michael
- Aimee Graham as Cynthia
- Boyd Kestner as David
- Kaila Yu as Ali
- Stanley B. Herman as Dr. Meyers
- Danielle James as Molly
- Matthew Mahaney as Derek
- Doralina Silander as Vanessa
- Paula Labaredas as Melanie
- Ella Valentino as Action Girl
- Danielle Petty as Kelly
- Rachel Belofsky as Sarah
- Jana Thompson as Shauna
- Crash as Bartender
- Michael Raye as Reporter #1
- Harry H. Novak as Reporter
- Tom Porterhouse as Reporter #3
- Annabel Blanchard as Reporter #4
- April Wilson as Reporter #5
- Jasmine Jong Ok Kang as Reporter #6
- Steve Lustgarten as Reporter
- Young Man Kang as Reporter
- Anthony McBride as Reporter
- Valerie Swift as Reporter
- Carisa Engle as Reporter
- Craig Sheftall as Barfly
- Jeff Milne as Guitarist/Vocalist
References
- ^ Robert Koehler (September 2, 2004). "Review: 'Until the Night'". Variety. Retrieved 9 June 2015.
- ^ Bill Gibron (August 26, 2005). "Until The Night". DVD Verdict. Retrieved 11 June 2015.
External links
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