Panic Room (2002)
Overview
Trapped in their New York brownstone's panic room, a hidden chamber built as a sanctuary in the event of break-ins, newly divorced Meg Altman and her young daughter Sarah play a deadly game of cat-and-mouse with three intruders - Burnham, Raoul and Junior - during a brutal home invasion. But the room itself is the focal point because what the intruders really want is inside it.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $48,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $197,100,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 15.795124999999999 |
Directed By
David Fincher
Crew
James Haygood
Angus Wall
Gavin Polone
David Fincher
David Koepp
Ceán Chaffin
Conrad W. Hall
Judy Hofflund
Darius Khondji
Laray Mayfield
John H. Maxwell
Doug Cowden
John Hateley
Rachel Parsons
Todd Schneider
Brandon Cox
Andy Epper
Michael Kaplan
Walter Royle
Peter Ramsey
Lanier Edwards
Lisa Guerriero
Scott Hammer
Charlie Brewer
Chris Carnel
Jill Stokesberry
Pete Turner
Kevin Derr
Cliff McLaughlin
John T. Connor
Thirl Haston
Orlando R. Gonzales
Scott R. Hankins
Mark Hadland
David Koepp
Terry Anderson
Bryce Moore
Danny Stephens
Joe Viskocil
Daniel R. Pemberton
Kirsten Anderson
Erin O'Donnell
Petter Eldin
Robert Todd Skaggs
Michael Kehoe
Maria Mantia
Scott Puckett
Stephen B. Howard
Janice Naehu
Katie Watkins
Jason Cox
Richard West
John Wright
Carlos P. Cunha
Edward J. Hernandez
Judith M. Brown
Carolyn Tapp
Malcolm Fife
Karen Brocco
Alyson Dee Moore
David Ebner
Jeanette Browning
Olivier Cauwet
Mary Jo Lang
Ron Frankel
S. Quinn
John Roesch
Dupuis Verbeke
Doc Kane
Persis Reynolds
Vicki Galloway Weimer
Richard Hymns
Richard Palmieri
Raymond Gieringer
Robert W. Sanders
Misa Kageyama
Akira Orikasa
Eric B. Dachs
Stephen Nakamura
Delahaye Bonnell
Boudaille Alves
Darrin Prescott
Arthur Max
Lisa Jaime
John Klepko
Ramiro Belgardt
Steven Lambert
Barbara Harris
Ren Klyce
Edward Morrison
Leslie McMinn
Bob Wagner
James E. Tocci
Jon Danniells
JoAnn Knox
Peter Ramsey
Alex Olivares
John Venzon
Tom Woodruff Jr.
Dan Bradley
Julie L. Pearce
Ian Kincaid
Carla S. Nemec
Gwendolyn Yates Whittle
Linda Matthews
Marvin E. Lewis
Daren Hicks
Ray De La Motte
Todd Boekelheide
Mike Revell
Aaron Pazanti
Tom Bellfort
Robert McCann
Merrick Morton
John S. Dorsey
David C. Hughes
Denis L. Stewart
Keith Neely
Willie D. Burton
Christie Cean George
Stephen Nakamura
Mike Topoozian
Roy 'Bucky' Moore
David Parker
Mark Willsher
Sharron Reynolds-Enriquez
Lora Hirschberg
Kevin Tod Haug
Alec Gillis
Peter Mavromates
Garrett Lewis
Frances Mathias
Gary Preece
Tom Woodruff Jr.
Gabriel Vargas
Alec Gillis
Matthew Nelson
Richard Quinn
Michael Silvers
Ewa Sztompke
Howard Shore
John Kurlander
Mark Curry
Michael Hatton
Natalie Leggett
Don Williams
Michael Tremante
David Gleeson
Liane Mautner
TOP CAST
Jodie Foster
Meg Altman
Kristen Stewart
Sarah Altman
Forest Whitaker
Burnham
Dwight Yoakam
Raoul
Jared Leto
Junior
Patrick Bauchau
Stephen Altman
Ann Magnuson
Lydia Lynch
Ian Buchanan
Evan Kurlander
Andrew Kevin Walker
Sleepy Neighbor
Paul Schulze
Officer Keeney
Mel Rodriguez
Officer Morales
Richard Conant
SWAT Cop
Paul Simon
SWAT Cop
Victor Thrash
SWAT Cop
Ken Turner
SWAT Cop
Nicole Kidman
Stephen's Girlfriend on the Phone (voice)
Ty Copeman
Truck Driver (uncredited
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