The Glass House (2001)

The Glass House | United States of America

After the parents of Ruby and her younger brother, Rhett, are killed in a car crash, their parents' best friends, Erin and Terry Glass, become their guardians. The children hear promises of a world of opulence and California fun -- all they have to do is move into the Glasses' gated house. Before very long, though, Ruby suspects that Erin and Terry may not be the ideal guardians they seemed to be.

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Description

Director

Daniel Sackheim

Stars

Leelee Sobieski
Ruby Baker

Grant Denyer
Self - Host

Diane Lane
Erin Glass

Stellan Skarsgård
Terence Glass

Bruce Dern
Alvin Begleiter

Kathy Baker
Nancy Ryan

Trevor Morgan
Rhett Baker

Chris Noth
Uncle Jack

Michael O'Keefe
Dave Baker

Gavin O'Connor
Whitey

Others...

Budget

30,000,000.00

Revenue

23,619,609.00

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Keywords

orphan, loss of loved one, car accident, sibling relationship, california, psychological thriller

Production

Original Film

Actor

Leelee Sobieski, Grant Denyer, Diane Lane, Stellan Skarsgård, Bruce Dern, Kathy Baker, Trevor Morgan, Chris Noth, Michael O'Keefe, Gavin O'Connor, Vyto Ruginis, Carly Pope, China Shavers, Agnes Bruckner, Michael Paul Chan, Rachel Wilson, Rutanya Alda, John Billingsley, Maia Danziger, January Jones, Rita Wilson

Creators

Mary Vernieu (Casting), Christopher Young (Music), Heather Lieberman (Co-Producer), Sarah Knowles (Art Direction), Anne McCarthy (Casting), Neal H. Moritz (Producer), Jon Gary Steele (Production Design), Tessa Posnansky (Set Decoration), Jim Passon (Color Timer), Daniel Sackheim (Director), R. Bruce Steinheimer (Special Effects), Howard E. Smith (Editor), Wesley Strick (Writer), Alar Kivilo (Director of Photography), Michael I. Rachmil (Executive Producer), Felicia Fasano (Casting), Bob Brown (Stunt Coordinator), Freddy Luis (Casting Associate), Charisse Cardenas (Set Designer), Chris Squires (Camera Operator), Peter Iovino (Still Photographer), Victoria DeKay (Costume Supervisor), Randall D. Wilkins (Set Designer), Joe Ondrejko (Construction Coordinator), Jay Wilkinson (Sound Editor), Greg Orloff (Sound Re-Recording Mixer), Gary C. Bourgeois (Sound Re-Recording Mixer), Richard Burton (Sound Editor), Jonathan Bobbitt (Leadman), Linda Arnold (Key Hair Stylist), Thomas Milano (Music Editor), Nina Kraft (Makeup Artist), Christina Criswell (Makeup Artist), Alison Fisher (Sound Editor), Monty Rowan (Camera Operator), Elizabeth Ludwick-Bax (Script Supervisor), Gabriel Hardman (Storyboard), Chrisi Karvonides-Dushenko (Costume Design), John Morris (Supervising Sound Editor), Raul A. Bruce (Boom Operator), Andrea Gabusi (Production Coordinator), Cornelia Ryan (Production Supervisor), Lana Heying (Hairstylist), Robert C. Decker (Location Manager), Teri Anne Kopp (Property Master), Shelley Kirkwood (Unit Publicist), Alex Newman (Casting Associate)

Alternative titles

A Casa de Vidro (BR)
Última sospecha (ES)
La casa de cristal (MX)

Release dates

14.09.2001 (US)
02.07.2002 (NL)
23.01.2002 (FR)