| Donnie Darko | |||||
| 20th Century Fox (2001) | |||||
| Drama, Fantasy, Sci-Fi | |||||
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| Jake Gyllenhaal | Donnie Darko |
| Holmes Osborne | Eddie Darko |
| Maggie Gyllenhaal | Elizabeth Darko |
| Daveigh Chase | Samantha Darko |
| Mary McDonnell | Mrs. Rose Darko |
| James Duval | Frank |
| Arthur Taxier | Dr. Fisher |
| Patrick Swayze | Jim Cunningham |
| Mark Hoffman | Police Officer |
| David St. James | Bob Garland |
| Katharine Ross | |
| Drew Barrymore | |
| Jena Malone | |
| Noah Wyle | |
| Gary Lundy | Sean Smith |
| Jazzie Mahannah | Joanie James |
| Jolene Purdy | Cherita Chen |
| Director | Richard Kelly
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| Producer | Nancy Juvonen
Adam Fields Drew Barrymore |
| Writer | Richard Kelly
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An All-Star Cast In A "Classic Psychological Thriller!" -Compuserve In the tradition of Stir of Echoes and Final Destination, Donnie Darko is an edgy, psychological thriller about a suburban teen coming face-to-face with his dark destiny. Jake Gyllenhaal leads a star filled cast (including Drew Barrymore, Noah Wyle, Jena Malone, Patrick Swayze and Mary McDonnell) as a delusional high school student visited by a demonic rabbit with eerie visions of the past and deadly predictions for the future. This "excitingly original" (Entertainment Weekly) nail-biter will keep you on the edge of your seat until the mind-bending climax. |
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