In Collection
#172
Seen It:
Yes
Comedy, Fantasy, Romance, Mystery
USA / English
Nicole Kidman |
Gillian Owens |
Sandra Bullock |
Sally Owens |
Stockard Channing |
Frances Owens |
Aidan Quinn |
Officer Gary Hallet |
Goran Visnjic |
Jimmy Angelov |
Dianne Wiest |
Aunt Bridget Owens |
Alexandra Artrip |
Antonia Owens |
Caprice Benedetti |
Maria Owens |
Mark Feuerstein |
Michael |
Evan Rachel Wood |
Kylie Owens |
Annabella Price |
Lovelorn lady |
Camilla Belle |
Young Sally Owens |
Lora Anne Criswell |
Young Gillian Owens |
Margo Martindale |
Linda Bennett |
Chloe Webb |
Carla |
Director |
Griffin Dunne |
Producer |
Denise Di Novi; Bruce Berman |
Writer |
Akiva Goldsman; Adam Brooks |
Cinematography |
Andrew Dunn |
Musician |
Alan Silvestri |
Sisters Sally (Sandra Bullock) and Jillian (Nicole Kidman) Owens are the latest in a line of witch women suffering under a curse, originating with their lynched-by-the-Puritans ancestor, which dooms the men they love. Sally strives for acceptance in their small town, while Jillian leaves home to find a man the curse can't touch by trial and error. Tragedy sends them both home (to both the house and the cackling wise-woman aunts with which they grew up). Jillian's problems with creepy ex-boyfriend Jimmy (Goran Visjnic) are only exascerbated by careless use of magic, but deeper bonds of human feeling unite the sisters and their nosy, gossipy, petty neighbors: a stronger magic than the spell-book stuff that got them in trouble in the first place. A sweet romance for Sally with her police investigator rounds out the plot.
Distributor |
Warner Bros. |
Barcode |
085391632221 |
Region |
Region 1 |
Release Date |
8/3/2004 |
Packaging |
Snap Case |
Screen Ratio |
Widescreen (1.85:1) |
Subtitles |
French; English (Closed Captioned) |
Audio Tracks |
Dolby Digital 5.1 [English]
Dolby Digital 5.1 [French] |
Layers |
Single Side, Single Layer |
No. of Disks/Tapes |
1 |
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Interactive Menus Featurettes: "Casting the Spell" and "Making Magic" Commentary by Sandra Bullock, Producer Denise Di Novi, Director Griffin Dunne and Composer Alan Silvestri 11 Trailers "Secret Potion" Game |
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