Salem Witch Trials (2002)
Overview
Salem, Massachusetts. A small town—with no clear governing body—became embroiled in a scandal that forever stands as one of the darkest chapters in American history. For those accused of witchcraft by their neighbors and friends, there was little chance of clearing their names; the mass paranoia that ravaged through the community took the lives of 19 innocent men and women.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.1811 |
Directed By
Joseph Sargent
Crew
Jonathan Goldsmith
John Ryan
Paula Weinstein
Ed Gernon
Peter Sussman
Randy Butcher
Ken Quinn
Barry Thomson
Kristyn Butcher
David Stinson
Gordon Yang
Bruce A. Hutchison
Olly Jasen
Kym Kristalie
C.J. Lusby
Paul Vella
Karl Irvine
Nathalie Laporte
Sue Sparling
Michael Mullins
Dean A. O'Dell
Sara Cuthbert
Daniel Sauvé
John Musikka
Sue Parker
Cameron Porteous
Deborah Wilkinson
Colin Hoult
Brent Robinson
Andrew Macklin
Sloan Meyer
Jude Britton
Aaron Kazmer
Dawn E. Rivard
Dennis Kane
Ron Lightfoot
Grant Rowland
Mary Canty
Brian Whitty
Julie Lawrence
Peter McCubbin
Thomas Bate
Ross Cole
Aidan Leroux
Noel Hooper
Michael Russell
Craig Williams
Sean McLoughlin
Brian Newby
Victoria Dobson
Anna Dal Farra
Amanda Powell
Thomas O'Reilly
Aleš Kocián
Marika Latorcai
John LaForet
Carolyne McLean
David McCallum
Lou Solakofski
Gerry Legros
Will Hearn
Donna Powell
Edward Zaski
Barry Gilmore
Janice Ierulli
Ronayne Higginson
Martin Lee
Garrett Kerr
Robert Warchol
Dan Parr
Marina Adam
Fred Brennan
Angie Pajek
Marni Grossman
Michael Banton-Jones
Jeff Wolpert
Libby Carew
Jim McGrath
Jim McGrath
Joseph Sargent
Maria Nation
Felix Gray
Deirdre Bowen
Tina Gerussi
Pierre Gill
Holly Powell
Debra Karen
Martha Mann
Nancey Pankiw
Ben Mark Holdzberg
TOP CAST
Kirstie Alley
Ann Putnam
Henry Czerny
Samuel Parris
Gloria Reuben
Tituba Indian
Jay O. Sanders
Thomas Putnam
Kristin Booth
Lizzy Porter
Katie Boland
Annie Putnam
Alan Bates
Sir William Phips
Rebecca De Mornay
Elizabeth Parris
Peter Ustinov
William Stroughton
Shirley MacLaine
Rebecca Nurse
Shannon Lawson
Bridget Bishop
Colin Fox
Israel Porter
David Hemblen
John Proctor
Susan Coyne
Sarah Good
Nadia Litz
May Walcott
Dixie Seatle
Sarah Osborn
Zachary Bennett
Joseph Putnam
Bradley Reid
Nathaniel Putnam
Tannis Burnett
Hannah Morse
Sophie Bennett
Abigail Williams
Elana Shilling
Betty Parris
Amy Stewart
Beth Hubbard
Mairon Bennett
Mercy Lewis
Marisa McIntyre
Afflicted Girl #2
Sarah Kanter
Afflicted Girl #3
Nancy Beatty
Goodwife Porter
Tabitha Lupien
Jane Porter
Megan Bower
Enid Porter
Jackie Laidlaw
Lita
Nicky Guadagni
Elizabeth Proctor
David Christo
William Proctor
Cara Pifko
Mary Warren
Hannah Lochner
Dorcas Good
Linda Prystawska
Goody Glover
Arlene Mazerolle
Lady Phips
Desmond Ellis
Governor's Assistant
Heinar Piller
Increase Mather
Irene Poole
Mary Godfrey
Adrian Hough
Ezekiel Godfrey
Lindsay Collins
Deliverance Walcott
Julian Richings
Jonathan Walcott
Chris Benson
Sheriff Corwin
Philip Shepherd
Dr. Griggs
Aron Tager
Giles Corey
Anne Anglin
Martha Corey
Tom Bishop Sr.
Town Crier
Anne Page
Older Prison Female
Tammy Isbell
Susannah Martin
Paulette Sinclair
Mary Lacey
Oliver Becker
Samuel Nurse
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