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Cold Creek Manor (aka - The Devil's Throat)
Directed By: Mike Figgis (Mr Jones, Leaving Las Vegas)
Cast:
Stephen
Dorff ...
Dennis Quaid
(Frequency, Jaws)
...
Sharon Stone(Basic Instinct, Sliver, Casino ) ...
Juliette Lewis
(Kalifornia, What's Eating Gilbert Grape, The Basketball Diaries)
...
Release Date:
September 19th, 2003
Synopsis:
A contemporary thriller about a city family (Quaid, Stone) that moves to the country, only to find the dream turn into a nightmare when the previous owner (Dorff) of the property returns from prison (an ex-con on parole) to demand his house back.
You Want More?: Dorff Zone has done it again, found some NEW info!! The Devil's Throat is filming at Cruickston Park in the Township of North Dumfries. Filming will take place from August to the end of October, 2002. The cast and crew are using many of the services in Cambridge.
This is a Walt Disney feature film. The movie is a psychological thriller about a city couple who move to the country and purchase a grand mansion with plans to turn it into a Bed and Breakfast. They are stalked by the previous owner who has just been released from prison!!
Article - In Depth Plot (some little spoilers): A look at Devil's Throat
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Production Notes:(Taken from official site)
While revising the screenplay, Figgis began to think of his friend Stephen Dorff in the role of Dale Massie-a man who returns to Cold Creek Manor looking for work, as well as to reclaim his family heritage. "When I thought of him for Dale Massie, I thought that he's just at the right point in his career to play this type of character," says Figgis. Like Quaid and Stone, Dorff was quick to commit to the project.
Scarred by his abusive relationship with his father, on the surface Dale is charming, helpful, and popular with his neighbors. But Dale is also prone to sudden bursts of anger, capable of lashing out against his closest friends and family.
Dorff was "blown away" by the character. "Dale is so rich with emotion and textured with layers of schizophrenia and confusion. It's a real showy part. What I found the most interesting was that you feel sorry for him."
Stone has nothing but praise for her co-star's performance. "The Dale character, who is played by Stephen, takes off with the movie," says Stone. "He is very powerful in the role."
"I had the most wonderful fun playing this evil old curmudgeon and working with Dennis Quaid and Stephen Dorff, two actors I admire tremendously," says Plummer. "It was two days of extreme pleasure, particularly as it afforded me the chance of working with the wonderfully talented director Mike Figgis, whose keen sense of edge and sardonic wit kept morale flying high."
Dorff welcomed the chance to play opposite Plummer. "He's one of my favorite actors," says Dorff. "It was only a day, but it was such a treat to work with him."
According to Dorff, Figgis is "an incredibly artistic director" who gained his trust by giving him the opportunity to "be free and play."
The nights spent shooting on the roof and around the devil's throat in the blinding rain were not a pleasant experience for anyone. Dorff freely admits the rain sequence was the most difficult portion of the shoot. "The hardest part of this film was the fight sequence on the roof. It looks spectacular, but it was cold, rainy and messy up there."
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Official Site:
Cold Creek Manor
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The Last Minute
Directed By: Stephen Norrington (Blade)
Cast:
Stephen
Dorff ...
Brad Matlock
Max Beesley
(Glitter)
...
Billy Byrne
Emily Corrie ... Anna
Houston
Tom Bell
(The
Boxer, Prime Suspect - (tv))) ...
Grimshanks
Jason Isaacs
(Armageddon,
The Patriot, Sweet November)
...
Percy
Release Date:
August 2002 (USA)
Synopsis:
The clock is ticking towards The Last Minute, but no one knows
it. No one except Billy Byrne - young, cool and talented, he's the Next Big
Thing. At least that's what the London glitterazzi are saying, on the streets,
in the clubs, in the Business. But the glitterazzi turn out to be wrong and
Billy Byrne is all over in a split second. His world detonates. His self-esteem
splinters. Suddenly he's on a rollercoaster ride into the London underworld - a
dangerous land of murderers, thieves and talent agents.
Official Site:
The-Last-Minute.com
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All For Nothin'
Directed By: Piedrag Antonjonivic
Cast:
Stephen
Dorff ...
Walter T. Shaw
Ben Kingsley
(Artificial
Intelligence: AI)
...
Walter T. Shaw
Release Date:
May 3rd (USA), December 19th
(Germany)
Synopsis:
The film is based on the true story of telecommunications genius Walter L. Shaw
Sr. and his son Walter T. Shaw Jr., the confessed "Dinner Time Burglar." As a
young man, Walter T. Shaw Jr. saw his father go unaccredited for his remarkable
work and set out on his ironically celebrated career in crime. "All For Nothin'"
is their story of love, forgiveness and redemption
Official Site:
http://www.allfornothin.com/
Article:
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EXCLUSIVE TO
MICHAEL FLEMING/DAILY VARIETY
March 7, 2002
STEPHEN DORFF is
set to star opposite Ben Kingsley in W. Panther Productions' time-life
crime drama, "All for Nothin'." Dorff will portray a
mafia-connected cat burglar who strives to credit his father
(Kingsley) for revolutionizing the telecommunications industry.
Scripted by Jeff
Young, Charles Canzoneri and Gregory Marquette, " All for
Nothin'" will be produced by the film's principal subject Walter
Shaw. Newman/Tooley and Emmett/Furla will executive produce. Predrag
"Gaga" Antonijevic is set to direct. Principal photography
is set to begin late April in Miami.
Dorff is
currently on-location in Budapest starring in the action/thriller
"Den of Lions" with Bob Hoskins. He stars as a troubled man
who infiltrates the Russian Mafia in order to bring its ruthless
leader (Hoskins) to justice.
Scripted by
Freddy Deane and James Bruce, "Den of Lions" is being
produced by Michael Cerenzie. Bruce is also directing.
Dorff stars in
two upcoming spring releases, MGM's "Deuces Wild" (April
26th) and Warner Bros.' "Fear.com" (May 10th). Also on the
horizon is Gerard Pire's Miramax thriller "$teal."
Additional feature credits include "Cecil B. Demented,"
"I Shot Andy Warhol," "Blade," and "Blood and
Wine."
The deals were
negotiated by UTA and attorney Alan Hergott.
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 Riders
aka:
$teal (2002) (France: working title)
2-11 (2001) (France: working
title)
Heist (2001/II) (France: working title)
Steal (2001) (France:
working title)
Team Riders (2002) (France: poster title)
Cast:
Stephen
Dorff ... Slim
Natasha Henstridge
(Species,
SpeciesII, The Whole Nine Yard, Bounce)
...
Karen
Release Dates:
June 19th 2002 (Belgium),
October 10, 2002 (Germany)
Synopsis:
This is the story of four young men who pull off daring robberies utilizing
creative escape techniques. Their lives turn around, however, when they're
blackmailed by a corrupt police detective into pulling off one last big $20
million heist... leading to the leader of the gang soon finding himself on the
run...
Want to see four Riders trailers?
They are in French, I've watched them all, they are cool..check them out
if you have a fast internet connection!
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Official Site:
http://www.riders.lefilm.wanadoo.fr/
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