The Glass House (2001)

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PG-13 | 1 hr 46 mins | Drama, Thriller | Released: 9/14/2001 |Box Office Total: $17.9M

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Synopsis:

Ruby and her younger brother Rhett's parents, Grace and Dave Baker, are killed in a car crash. Thereafter, their parents' best friends, Erin and Terry Glass become their guardians, as per Grace and Dave's will. Ruby and Rhett are promised a world of opulence and California fun--all they have to do is move into the Glasses' gated house in picturesque Malibu. Before long, Ruby suspects that Erin and Terry may not be the ideal guardians. It soon becomes apparent to her that the surrogate care-givers are more than superficially interested in the huge sum of money left to them for the children's upkeep. Then their involvement in the fatal crash is questioned. But are Ruby's suspicions justified or merely the perceptions of a rebellious teenager with a fertile imagination?

Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
9/14/2001

Studio	Credit
Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group	Studio
Director	Credit
Daniel Sackheim	Director
Cast	Credit
Leelee Sobieski	Ruby Baker
Diane Lane	Erin Glass
Stellan Skarsgard	Terry Glass
Bruce Dern	Alvin Begleiter
Kathy Baker	Nancy Ryan
Trevor Morgan	Rhett Baker
Chris Noth	Uncle Jack
Michael O'Keefe	Dave Baker
Rita Wilson	Grace Baker
Gavin O'Connor	Don
Vyto Ruginis	Whitey
Carly Pope	Tasha
Chind Shavers	E B
Agnes Bruckner	Zoe
Michael Paul Chan	Mr Kim
Rachel Wilson	Hannah
Rutanya Alda	Vice Principal
Erick Avari	Ted Ross
Mia Barrentine	Ruby
John Billingsley	Driving Instructor
Richard Anthony Crenna	Cop
Maya Danziger	Deirdre
Leslie Sackheim	Waitress
Stephanie Ittleson	Officer
Harry Johnson	Minister
January Jones	Girl
Kirk Kinder	Sheriff
Maya McGlaughlin	Receptionist
Wayne Morse	Psycho Killer
Michelle Nordin	Teen Queen
Brent Sexton	Mechanic
Paul Tuerpe	Traffic Cop
Julie Vera	Vicki
Kim Webster	Miss Drake
D Elliot Woods	Cop
Alice Hirson	Mrs Morgan
Drew Snyder	Mr Morgan
Production Credits	Credit
Michael I Rachmil	Executive Producer
Neal H. Moritz	Producer
Production Companies	Credit
Original Film	Production Company
Distribution Companies	Credit
Sony Pictures Repertory	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment	Domestic Video Distributor
Sony Pictures Releasing International (SPRI)	Foreign Theatrical Distributor
Locations
Los Angeles, California, USA
Culver City, California, USA (Sony Pictures Studios)
Writer	Credit
Wesley Strick	Screenplay
Accounting	Credit
Patsy DeShields	Production Accountant
Art Department	Credit
Sarah E. Knowles	Art Director
Carolyn Lassek	Set Dresser - on-set dresser
Gabriel Hardman	Storyboard Artist
Johnathan Bobbit	Lead Person - leadman
Tessa Posnansky	Set Decorator
Randy Wilkins	Set Designer
Jon Gary Steele	Production Designer
Charisse Cardenas	Set Designer
Casting	Credit
Mary Vernieu	Casting
Alex Newman	Casting Associate
Freddy Luis	Casting Associate
Anne McCarthy	Casting
Felicia Fasano	Casting
Sarah Monson	Casting Associate - casting assistant
Film Camera	Credit
Tom Franchett	Lighting - assistant chief lighting technician
Bob Hall	Assistant Camera Operator - assistant camera
Alar Kivilo	Director of Photography
Elan Yaari	Lighting Technician
Chris Squires	Steadicam Operator - "B" camera operator/Steadicam
Jim Passon	Color Timer
Monty Rowan	Camera Operator
Peter Iovino	Photography - still photographer
Aaron Katz	Video Assist/Playback - video assistant
Phil Shanahan	Assistant Camera Operator - assistant camera
Lee Johnson	Lighting - assistant chief lighting technician
Music	Credit
Pete Anthony	Orchestrations
Superchick	Song Performer
Christopher Young	Music
Max Hsu	Song
Thomas Milano	Music Editor
Bruce Babcock	Orchestrations
Powerman 5000	Song Performer
Dave Ghazarian	Song
Michael Cummings	Song
Frank Bennett	Orchestrations
Brian "BT" Transeau	Song Performer
Dorian Heartsong	Song
Sukpatch	Song Performer
Alan Pahanish Jr	Song
Adam Williams	Song
Mike Tempesta	Song
Haim Saban	Song
Shuki Levy	Song
Inon Zur	Song
Clifton Chase	Song
Ed Fletcher	Song
Melvin Glover	Song
Sylvia Robinson	Song
Brian "BT" Transeau	Song
Chris Heidman	Song
Steven Cruze	Song
Physical Effects	Credit
Bob F Brown	Stunt Coordinator
Troy Brown	Stunts
Steve Davidson	Stunts
Tim Davison	Stunts
Chris Duran	Stunts
Jon Epstein	Stunts
Randy Hall	Stunts
Tom Harper	Stunts
Norman Howell	Stunts
Billy D Lucas	Stunts
Sam Maloof	Stunts
Marta Merrifield	Stunts
Debbie Rondell	Stunts
Monica Stagg	Stunts
Production Management	Credit
Cornelia Ryan	Production Supervisor
Elizabeth Ludwick	Script Supervisor
Michael I Rachmil	Unit Production Manager
Louis D'Esposito	Assistant Director
Robert Decker	Location Manager
Michael Viglietta	Assistant Director
Randol Perelman-Taylor	Assistant Director - 2nd assistant director
Publicity	Credit
Shelley Kirkwood	Unit Publicist
Sound	Credit
Mark McNabb	Sound - production mixer
Gary Bougeois	Rerecording - re-recording mixer
Raul A Bruce	Boom Operator
Lane Burch	Foley Mixer
Gary A. Hecker	Foley Artist
Andrea Horta	ADR Supervisor
Mark Pappas	Foley - foley supervisor
Craig Weintraub	Assistant Sound Editor
John Morris	Sound Editor
Greg Orloff	Rerecording - re-recording mixer
Skip Longefellow	Assistant Sound Editor
Matthew Dettmann	Foley Artist
Alison Fisher	Sound Editor
Jay Wilkinson	Sound Editor
Richard Burton	Sound Editor
Visual Effects	Credit
Bruce Steinheimer	Special Effects
Wardrobe Hair Makeup	Credit
Jerry Ross	Wardrobe Supervisor - men's wardrobe supervisor
Shirley Lipscomb	Wardrobe - women's wardrobe
Chrisi Karvonides-Dushenko	Costume Designer
Nina Kraft	Makeup - key makeup
Linda Arnold	Hair Stylist - key hairstylist
Victoria DeKay	Costume Supervisor
Christina Chriswell	Makeup
Linda Huse	Wardrobe - women's wardrobe
Lana Heying	Hair Stylist

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•	Box Office Analysis: Sept. 15

•	By the Numbers: June 7

•	Box Office Analysis: Sept. 16

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•	By the Numbers: Oct. 12