Doubt (2008)
Overview
In 1964, a Catholic school nun questions a priest's ambiguous relationship with a troubled young student, suspecting him of abuse.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $20,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $50,907,234.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 14.256 |
Directed By
John Patrick Shanley
Crew
John Patrick Shanley
Roger Deakins
Dylan Tichenor
Scott Rudin
Jennifer Lamb
John Patrick Shanley
John Patrick Shanley
Michael Queen
Celia D. Costas
Mark Roybal
Nora Skinner
Ellen Chenoweth
David Gropman
Peter Rogness
Ellen Christiansen
Ann Roth
Celia D. Costas
Deb Dyer
Jennifer Lane
Amelia Rasche McCarthy
Zoran Blazevic
Joe Guest
John Spady
Matthew H. Wiesner
Dianne Dreyer
Patty Willett
David Davenport
Howard Shore
TOP CAST
Meryl Streep
Sister Aloysius Beauvier
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Father Brendan Flynn
Amy Adams
Sister James
Viola Davis
Mrs. Miller
Alice Drummond
Sister Veronica
Audrie Neenan
Sister Raymond
Susan Blommaert
Mrs. Carson
Carrie Preston
Christine Hurley
John Costelloe
Warren Hurley
Lloyd Clay Brown
Jimmy Hurley
Joseph Foster
Donald Miller
Bridget Megan Clark
Noreen Horan
Mike Roukis
William London
Frank Shanley
Kevin
Frank Dolce
Ralph
Paulie Litt
Tommy Conroy
Matthew Marvin
Raymond
Molly Chiffer
Sarah
Lydia Jordan
Alice
Suzanne Hevner
Mrs. Kean
Helen Stenborg
Sister Teresa
Tom Toner
Monsignor Benedict
Michael Puzzo
Father Sherman
Margery Beddow
Mrs. Shields
Jack O'Connell
Mr. McGuinn
Marylouise Burke
Mrs. Deakins
Alannah Iacovano
Girl in Church
Valda Setterfield
Parishioner
Gerard Adimando
Parishioner
George Aloi
Parishioner
James P. Anderson
Parishioner
Jackie Brown
Parishioner
Jonathan Castillo
Parishioner
Jennifer Lauren DiBella
Parishioner
Seth Donavan
Parishioner
Brian Hopson
Parishioner
Evan Lewis
Parishioner
Bernadette Lords
Parishioner
Jenny Paul
Parishioner
Robert Shulman
Parishioner
Felicia Tassone
Parishioner
Steph Van Vlack
Parishioner
Robert Ridgell
Organist
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