The Age of Adaline (2015)
Overview
After 29-year-old Adaline recovers from a nearly lethal accident, she inexplicably stops growing older. As the years stretch on and on, Adaline keeps her secret to herself until she meets a man who changes her life.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $25,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $65,663,276.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 6.9855 |
Directed By
Lee Toland Krieger
Crew
Michael Lemmers
Janene Carleton
Owen Walstrom
Lee Toland Krieger
Shannon Gottlieb
J. Mills Goodloe
Rob Simonsen
Salvador Paskowitz
J. Mills Goodloe
Angus Strathie
Salvador Paskowitz
Melissa Kent
Laura Lee Connery
Brennan Walstrom
Paul Wu
Scott J. Ateah
Kye Walstrom
Gary Lucchesi
Tricia Wood
Susan Lambie
Claude Paré
Heike Brandstatter
Sidney Kimmel
Tom Rosenberg
Deborah Aquila
Martina Javorova
Lisa Zagoria
Coreen Mayrs
David Lanzenberg
Bill Corso
Stephanie Johnston
Vincent Cirelli
TOP CAST
Blake Lively
Adaline Bowman
Michiel Huisman
Ellis Jones
Harrison Ford
William Jones
Ellen Burstyn
Flemming
Kathy Baker
Kathy Jones
Amanda Crew
Kikki Jones
Lynda Boyd
Regan
Hugh Ross
Narrator
Richard Harmon
Tony
Fulvio Cecere
Cab Driver
Anjali Jay
Cora
Hiro Kanagawa
Kenneth
Peter J. Gray
Clarence James Prescott
Izabel Pearce
Flemming (Age 5)
Cate Richardson
Flemming (Age 20)
Jane Craven
Miriam
Noel Johansen
1950s Policeman
Aaron Craven
1950s FBI Agent
Primo Allon
1940s Officer #1
Darren Dolynski
1940s Officer #2
Chris William Martin
Dale Davenport
Mark Ghanimé
New Year's Eve Stranger
Shaker Paleja
Hotel Doorman
Daniel Bacon
Boat Tunnel Guide
Barclay Hope
Financial Advisor
Robert Moloney
1950s Financial Advisor
Dee Jay Jackson
1960s Cab Driver
Lane Edwards
Veterinarian
Toby Levins
Ellis Apartment Super
Anthony Ingruber
Young William Jones
Keith McCafferty
1960s Hippie Photographer
Serge Houde
Good Samaritan
Alison Wandzura
Paramedic #1
Demord Dann
Paramedic #2
Grace Chin
E.R. Doctor
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