From Hell (film)
From Hell is a film anglo-américano-Czech of Albert and Allen Hughes according to the cartoon, left in 2001.
Synospis
In 1888, with London, in the badly famed streets of the district of Whitechapel, a serial killer, called Jack the eventror, grinds. Of an astonishing precision, this mysterious character breaks, the fallen night, of the prostitutes. It is here that in scene the inspector Fred Abberline enters. This agent of Scotland Yard understands quickly that these crimes proceed of a setting in elaborate scene and suppose a " doigté" of artist, a coolness with any test and solids knowledge in anatomy. The police officer, intuitive and visionary, patiently draw up the profile of this murderer except standards and manage to gain the confidence of Mary Kelly, a young prostitute. This one will help it to solve this perilous investigation.
Data sheet
- Title: From Hell (means: Since the hell )
- Realization: Albert and Allen Hughes
- Scenario: Terry Beam and Rafael Yglesias according to the graphic novel written by Alan Moore and drawn by Eddie Campbell
- Original music: Trevor Jones
- Left in the United States: October 19th 2001
- Left to France: January 30th 2002 Public
- : interdict with less than 12 years in France; Rated R for strong violence/gore, sexuality, language and drug content. for MPAA
- Budget: 35 million $
- Filmed colors
- Format of the sound: numerical Dolby
- Format of projection: 1.85: 1
- Format of production: 35 mm
- Turned in: English
Distribution
- Johnny Depp: Inspector Fred Abberline
- Heather Graham: Mary Kelly
- Ian Holm: Sir William Gul
- Robbie Coltrane: Sergeant Peter Godley
- Ian Richardson: Sir Charles Warren
- Jason Flemyng: Netley, the Coachman
- Sophia Myles: Victoria Abberline
See too
Internal bond
From Hell, the original Cartoon.
External bond
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