Last walk

Last walk ( Dead Man Walking ) is an American film carried out by Tim Robbins, left in 1995, according to the book of the same title of Sister Helen Préjean, nun American of the Congrégation Saint-Joseph which accompanied several condemned to died until the moment by their execution. Since then, it did not cease making countryside for the abolition of the Capital punishment everywhere in the world.

Synopsis

Soeur Helen Prejean will accompany until her death Matthew Poncelet, condemned to the capital punishment for the assassination of two teenagers.

Data sheet

Title: Last walk
original Title: Dead Man Walking
Realization: Tim Robbins
Scenario: Tim Robbins according to the book of Helen Prejean
Production: Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Jon Kilik, Allan F. Nicholls, Tim Robbins, Mark Seldis, Rudd Simmons and Bob White
Music: David Robbins
Photography: Roger Deakins
Assembly: LISA Zeno Churgin and Ray Hubley
Decorations: Richard Hoover
Costumes: Renee Ehrlich Kalfus
Country of origin: the United States
Format: Colors - Dolby DIGITAL
Kind: Drama
Lasted: 122 minutes
Coming out date: 1995

Distribution

Susan Sarandon : Sister Helen Prejean
Sean Penn: Matthew Poncelet
Robert Prosky: Hilton To bore
Raymond J. Barry: Earl Delacroix
R. Lee Ermey: Clyde Percy
Celia Weston : Mary Beth Percy
Laws Smith: Mother of Helen
Scott Wilson: Chaplain Farlely
Roberta Maxwell: Lucille Poncelet
Margo Martindale: Sister Colleen
Barton Heyman: Captain Beliveau
Steve Boles: Sergeant Neal Trapp
Nesbitt Blaisdell: Warden Hartmann
Ray Aranha: Shine Montoya
Larry Pine: Guy Gilardi

Distinctions

Oscar of the best actress for Susan Sarandon

External bond

Last walk on Internet Movie Database

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