The King (film)

Synopsis

After a few years in the navy Elvis Elastic cord decides to turn over at his place and to find his/her father. Elvis finds it and he became Pasteur in a village texan where he founded another family. Elvis decided well to approach his father will use his half-sister to arrive at his ends.

Data sheet

Title: The King
Realization: James Marsh
Scenario: Milo Addica and James Marsh
Production: Milo Addica, James Wilson, Gwynneth Lloyd, Maureen A. Ryan, Edward R. Pressman, John Schmidt and Sofia Sondervan
Music: max Avery Lichtenstein
Photography: Eigil Bryld
Assembly: Jinx Godfrey
Decorations: Sharon Lomofsky
Costumes: Lee Hunsaker
Country of origin: the United States, the United Kingdom
Format: Colors - 1,85:1 - Dolby DIGITAL - 35 mm
Kind: Drama
Lasted: 105 minutes
Comings out date: May 15th 2005 (Cannes festival), January 25th 2006 (France), May 5th 2006 (the United States)
Film prohibited with less than 12 years at the time of its exit in France

Distribution

Gael García Bernal : Elvis Elastic cord
William Hurt: David
Pell James: Malery Elastic cord
Paul Dano: Paul
Laura Harring: Twyla
Matthew Buckley : the officer of bridge
Derek Alvarado: Scoot
Veronica Bernal: the boyfriend of Elvis
Billy Joe Martinez: the Mexican representative
Mohammad Ahmed: Mr. Chopra
Roger Kunshick: the young man with the flower
Milo Addica: Bruno
Long Hudson: the old man with the famished dog

Around film

turning began the July 2nd 2004 and was held with the Texas.
The King was presented in official selection of the Cannes festival 2005, in the section a Certain Glance.

External bond

The King on Internet Movie Database

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