The Virgin Suicides (2000 film)
The Virgin Suicides: A group of male friends become obsessed with five mysterious sisters who are sheltered by their strict, religious parents.
The Virgin Suicides Overview
| Budget | 6 million |
| Category | Drama , Romance |
| Production company | American Zoetrope (US) , Muse Productions (US) , Eternity Pictures (US) |
| Box office | 10.409 million |
| Original language | en |
| Runtime | 1.617 Hour |
| Release date | 2000-04-21 |
| Spoken language | English |
| Rating | 71% |
| Vote Count | 3111 |
The Virgin Suicides - FAQ
What is Budget of The Virgin Suicides ?
Budget of The Virgin Suicides is 6 million
What are Categories of The Virgin Suicides ?
Category of The Virgin Suicides is Drama , Romance
What are the Production companies of The Virgin Suicides ?
Production companies of The Virgin Suicides are American Zoetrope (US) , Muse Productions (US) , Eternity Pictures (US)
What is the Box office collection of The Virgin Suicides ?
Box office Collection of The Virgin Suicides is 10.409 million
What is the Original language of The Virgin Suicides ?
Original_language of The Virgin Suicides is en
What is the Run time of The Virgin Suicides ?
Run time of The Virgin Suicides is 1.617 Hour
What is Release date of The Virgin Suicides ?
Release date of The Virgin Suicides is 2000-04-21
Cast
- Kirsten Dunst as Lux Lisbon
- Josh Hartnett as Trip Fontaine
- James Woods as Mr. Lisbon
- Kathleen Turner as Mrs. Lisbon
- Michael Paré as Adult Trip Fontaine
- Scott Glenn as Father Moody
- Danny DeVito as Dr. Horniker
- A.J. Cook as Mary Lisbon
- Hanna Hall as Cecilia Lisbon
- Leslie Hayman as Therese Lisbon
- Chelse Swain as Bonnie Lisbon
- Anthony DeSimone as Chase Buell
- Lee Kagan as David Barker
- Robert Schwartzman as Paul Baldino
- Noah "40" Shebib as Parkie Denton
- Jonathan Tucker as Tim Weiner
- Joe Roncetti as Kevin Head
- Hayden Christensen as Jake Hill Conley
- Chris Hale as Peter Sisten
- Joe Dinicol as Dominic Palazzolo
- Suki Kaiser as Lydia Perl
- Dawn Greenhalgh as Mrs. Scheer
- Allen Stewart-Coates as Mr. Scheer
- Sherry Miller as Mrs. Buell
- Jonathan Whittaker as Mr. Buell
- Michèle Duquet as Mrs. Denton
- Murray McRae as Mr. Denton
- Roberta Hanley as Mrs. Weiner
- Paul Sybersma as Joe Larson
- Susan Sybersma as Mrs. Larson
- Peter Snider as Trip's Dad
- Gary Brennan as Donald
- Charles Boyland as Curt Van Osdol
- Dustin Ladd as Chip Willard
- Kristin Fairlie as Amy Schraff
- Melody Johnson as Julie
- Sheyla Molho as Danielle
- Ashley Ainsworth as Sheila Davis
- Courtney Hawkrigg as Grace
- François Klanfer as Doctor
- Mackenzie Lawrenz as Jim Czeslawski
- Tim Hall as Kurt Siles
- Amos Crawley as John
- Andrew Gillies as Principal Woodhouse
- Mairlyn Smith as Mrs. Woodhouse
- Sally Cahill as Mrs. Hedlie
- Tracey Ferencz as Nurse
- Scot Denton as Mr. O'Conner
- Catherine Swing as Mrs. O'Conner
- Timothy Adams as Buzz Romano
- Michael Michaelessi as Parks Department Foreman
- Sarah Minhas as Wanda Brown
- Megan Kennedy as Cheerleader
- Sandi Stahlbrand as Meredith Thompson
- Neil Girvan as Drunk Man in Pool
- Jaya Karsemeyer as Gloria
- Leah Straatsma as Rannie
- Mark Polley as Cemetery Worker #1
- Kirk Gonnsen as Cemetery Worker #2
- Marianne Moroney as Teacher
- Anne Wessels as Woman in Chiffon
- Giovanni Ribisi as Narrator (voice)
- Derek Boyes as Football "Grieving Teacher" (uncredited)
- John Buchan as John (Lydia's Boss) (uncredited)
- Conor Dean Smith as Frankie (uncredited)
- Mandy Lee Jones as Student (uncredited)
- Thomas Mars as Prom Night Guest (uncredited)
- FourTee as Parkie Denton
