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Other Voices, Other Rooms
- Director: David Rocksavage
- Writer: Truman Capote; Sara Flanigan
- Producer: Edward Bowen; Peter Wentworth
CGiii Comment
The voice-over, in a Capote-like voice is excruciating...that whining drawl will send shivers down your spine.
There are some particularly dodgy performances - unforgivable.
As for the writing...here lies a true mutilation of Capote's work...by Flanigan.
With all these faults, this is neither engaging nor enjoyable.
It comes across as a poofy To Kill a Mockingbird - which is just too hideous to imagine.
Stay well clear.
Trailer...
The(ir) Blurb...
Joel Samson, a young boy of 13, is summoned to a sprawling and decaying plantation house to meet the father he has not seen for nine years. On his arrival, he meets Amy Skully, the mistress of the house, and Randolph, her debauched and eccentric cousin. His father is nowhere is sight. Joel later discovers the man lying paralyzed in the attic of the crumbling mansion whereupon he begins to unravel the mysterious secrets that lie within the house.
Cast & Characters
Lothaire Bluteau as Randolph Skully;
Anna Levine as Amy Skully;
David Speck as Joel Sansom;
April Turner as Zoo;
Frank Hoyt Taylor as Ed Sansom;
Leonard Watkins as Jesus Fever;
Aubrey Dollar as Idabell Thompkins;
Liz Byler as Florabell Thompkins;
Moses Gibson as Little Sunshine;
Terri Dollar as Ellen Kendall;
Jayne Morgan as Cafe Woman;
Brian Moeller as Roger;
Lonnie Hamilton as Old Man on Bus;
Yamilet Hidalgo as Dolores;
Wayne Caparas as Pepe