Hereafter

Year:

2010

Duration:

129 min

Genres:

Drama | Fantasy

IMDB rate:

6.5

Director:

Clint Eastwood

Awards:

Nominated for Oscar. Another 5 wins & 11 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2010-10-22

Filming Locations: Alexandra Palace, Alexandra Palace Way, Muswell Hill, London, England, UK

Earnings

Budget: $50,000,000

Opening Weekend: $220,322 (USA) (17 October 2010)

Gross: $32,741,596 (USA) (9 January 2011)

Cast

Actor

Character

Mylène Jampanoï

Hereafter

Tom Price

Céline Sallette

Cécile De France

Marie Lelay

Thierry Neuvic

Didier

Cyndi Mayo Davis

Island Hotel Clerk

Lisa Griffiths

Stall Owner

Jessica Griffiths

Island Girl

Ferguson Reid

Rescuer

Derek Sakakura

Rescuer

Jay Mohr

Billy

Richard Kind

Christos

Matt Damon

George Lonegan

Charlie Creed-Miles

Photographer

Frankie McLaren

Marcus

George McLaren

Marcus

Lyndsey Marshal

Jackie

Rebekah Staton

Social Worker

Declan Conlon

Social Worker

Marcus Boyea

Teenager

Franz Drameh

Teenager

Tex Jacks

Teenager

Taylor Doherty

Teenager

Stéphane Freiss

Guillaume Belcher (as Stephane Freiss)

Laurent Bateau

TV Producer

Calum Grant

Factory Worker

Steve Schirripa

Cooking Teacher 'Carlo' (as Steven R. Schirripa)

Joe Bellan

Tony

Bryce Dallas Howard

Melanie

Jenifer Lewis

Candace

Tom Beard

Priest

Andy Gathergood

Jackie's Friend

Helen Elizabeth

Jackie's Friend

Jean-Yves Berteloot

Publishing Executive Michael

Niamh Cusack

Foster Mother

George Costigan

Foster Father

Claire Price

Marcus' Teacher

Surinder Duhra

Islamic Teacher

Sean Buckley

Dr. Meredith

Audrey Brisson

Hospice Receptionist

Jess Murphy

Dying Woman

Michael Cuckson

Hospice Husband

Jennifer Thorne

Hospice Mother

Barry Martin

Hospice Father

Marthe Keller

Dr. Rousseau

Charlie Holliday

Union Rep

John Nielsen

Factory Supervisor

Anthony Allgood

Visitor

Mathew Baynton

College Receptionist

Pearce Quigley

Channeler

Paul Antony-Barber

Nigel

Meg Wynn Owen

Mirror Lady (as Meg Wynn-Owen)

Selina Cadell

Mrs. Joyce

Celia Shuman

Neighbor

Joanna Croll

Tour Guide

Jack Bence

Ricky

Derek Jacobi

Himself

Tim Fitzhigham

Bearded Author

Chloe Bale

Hotel Receptionist

Augustina Amoa

Customer (uncredited)

Andy Arness

Management Rep. (uncredited)

Philippe Badreau

Rescuer on Roof (uncredited)

Fileena Bahris

Tsunami Survivor (uncredited)

Hélène Cardona

Angel

Cabran E. Chamberlain

Union Rep (uncredited)

Collet Collins

Commuter student (uncredited)

Sam Creed

Book Author (uncredited)

Fiona Dwyer

Voice (uncredited)

Eric Geynes

Jacques (uncredited)

Mitch Hill

Book Show Attendee (uncredited)

Carl Marino

Airport Couple (uncredited)

Ilona Marino

Airport Couple (uncredited)

Sarah Jane O'Neill

Drug Addict (uncredited)

Sarah-Jane Paige

Cafe Patron (uncredited)

Ajani Perkins

Pool Player (uncredited)

Monique Soltani

Cooking Student (uncredited)

Leah Stoltz

Cooking Class Student (uncredited)

Brian Vowell

Airport Traveller (uncredited)

Paul Warren

Dying Hospital Patient (uncredited)

James D. Weston II

Presidio Jogger (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

In a February 2010 interview with the UK's 'Daily Telegraph', Clint Eastwood described "Hereafter" as "...three different stories with people who have gone through some sort of stressful time and it's about how they sort of converge together. Much like a lot of French movies have been in the past, where the stories kind of converge together, and destiny drives each person towards the other."

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Shipped to theaters under the title "Heaven's Playground".

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The trailer for the film features the song Lullaby performed by Sia - written by Samuel Dixon and Sia

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Goofs

While showing the visitors around Charles Dickens' home the guide refers to his novel The Mystery of Edward Drood, when the correct title is The Mystery of Edwin Drood.

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The film is set in early 2005. However, the Macbook Unibody MacBook (pro) as seen in the publishers offices were not introduced until 2008.

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The name of the show hosted by Marie Lelay (Cécile De France) is misspelled : the panel behind her reads "Fenêtre sur l'évènement" (Window on the event) instead of "Fenêtre sur l'événement".

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Quotes

Billy: [about George] He said, "A life that's all about death is no life at all."

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George Lonegan: I'm sorry, I'm losing him now. He's leaving. He wants to leave.

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Dr. Rousseau: You know, as a scientist and atheist my mind was closed to such things. Oh, absolutely. Afterlife, near-death experiences Like everyone else, I thought people saw bright lights, Eden-like gardens and so forth because they were culturally conditioned to do so. But after 25 years in a hospice working with people, many of whom were pronounced dead but then miraculously survived. the account of what they actually experienced were so strikingly similar it couldn't just be coincidence. And add to that the fact that when they had these experiences they were almost all unconscious, a state in which my enemies agree the brain cannot create fresh images.

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