Façade (film)
Façade (also known as Death Valley) is a 1999 thriller film starring Eric Roberts.[1]
| Façade | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Carl Colpaert |
| Written by | Lance Smith Carl Colpaert |
| Distributed by | Cineville |
Release date | 1999 |
Running time | 93 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Plot
A real estate developer (Eric Roberts) sells out his partner in order to clear the path for the construction of a hotel in the Malibu hills. However he slowly discovers that all those he's plotting with to build the hotel may have recently escaped from local insane asylum.
Cast
- Eric Roberts as Colin Wentworth
- Camilla Overbye Roos as Caroline Kelner
- Angus Macfadyen as Frederic Colbert
- Brad Garrett as Henry
- Joe Viterelli as Max
- Damian Chapa as Raul Belliard
- Daniela Amavia as Natassia
- Roger Guenveur Smith as Henson
- Rain Phoenix as Terra
- Dawn Eason as Chloe
- Tom O'Brien as Bob Kelner
- Paige Adams as Monique
- Joseph Arsenault as Tom
- Rick Cramer as Cop
- Patricia Velásquez as Juanita
- Eliane Chappuis as Kiko
- Lee Arenberg as Gregory
- Mark Ginther as Bouncer
- Caitlin Dulany as Connie
- John Toles-Bey as George
- Tracey Walter as Jake
- Elisabeth Harnois as Kate
- Ellington Erin as Kyle
- Georgienne Millen as Waitress
- Sven-Ole Thorsen as General Schweinkopf
- Louise Ashby as Secretary
- Jeannie Millar as Girl on Beach
- Raphael Rashon as Ambulance Attendant
- Stevie Davis as Band Lead Singer
- Vic Grady as Bass Player
- Meatball La Chase as Drummer
- Lorrie Hill as Girl in Flashback
- Karl Polverino as Jack
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References
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