Shutter Island (2010)
Overview
World War II soldier-turned-U.S. Marshal Teddy Daniels investigates the disappearance of a patient from a hospital for the criminally insane, but his efforts are compromised by troubling visions and a mysterious doctor.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $80,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $294,804,195.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 75.46 |
Directed By
Martin Scorsese
Crew
Martin Scorsese
Laeta Kalogridis
Sandy Powell
Dennis Lehane
Susan Garfield
Bradley J. Fischer
Dante Ferretti
Arnold Messer
Martin Scorsese
Ellen Lewis
Robert Richardson
Manlio Rocchetti
Mike Medavoy
Louis Phillips
Larry McConkey
Eugene Gearty
Tom Fleischman
Thelma Schoonmaker
Andrew Cooper
Max Biscoe
Robbie Robertson
Philip Stockton
Christina Ann Wilson
Jennifer Dunnington
Francesca Lo Schiavo
Jerry Popolis
Meghan Rafferty
Robert Guerra
Robin Citrin
Amy Lauritsen
G.A. Aguilar
John Silvestri
Mark Fichera
Stephen Leavins
Joseph P. Reidy
Chris Barnes
George B. Colucci Jr.
Amy Herman
Robert Legato
Blaise Corrigan
Jeffrey Lee Gibson
Paul Marini
Matthew C Dumond
Hugh McCallum
Joseph DeLuca
Gabor Medveczky
Wilfredo Usuga
Julio Daniel Rodriguez
Wayne Brackett
Michael Duarte
Sean Hadley
David C. Romano
Paul Alexander Larkin
Ed Searles
Freida Orange
Ian Mclaughlin
Fred Rosenberg
Scott Getzinger
Petur Hliddal
Marissa Littlefield
Martha Pinson
Jamie Baker
Kam Chan
Patricia Woodbridge
Patricia Regan
Michael Jortner
Cathy Scorsese
Sian Grigg
Alan D'Angerio
Marion Kolsby
Hinju Kim
Kathryn Blondell
Barbra Matis
Christine Fennell
Ariane Rosier
Simone Perusse
Ian Kincaid
Jonathan Stone
Ben Grossmann
Daniel Pershing
Denise Andres
Michael S. Roberts
R. Scott Forster
Llyr Tobias Johansen
Paula Diane Lopez
Ron Ames
Robert Legato
Magdalena Wolf
Debbie Holbrook
Joni M. Huth
Thomas A. Morris Jr.
Adam Watkins
Dave Provenzano
John Cowell
Lisa Padovani
Duke Scoppa
David Sanger
Curtis Lindersmith
Robert Legato
Matthew Gratzner
Dianna Reardon
Robert Cuddy
R. Bruce Steinheimer
Kim Kono
Tobias Haller
Ann Powderly
Shannon Blake Gans
Paul Graff
Wenden K. Baldwin
Christina Graff
David Davenport
Bettina Hastie
Luke McDonald
Jack McPhee
Jose 'Flecha' Hernandez
Andrew Bell
Marianne Bower
Yvan Lucas
Al Cerullo
Scott Brock
David Fencl
Tom Reiser
Guillaume DeLouche
James P. Meehan
Chris Taft
Matthew H. O'Connor
Randall Balsmeyer
Stephen Mann
Robert Chapin
TOP CAST
Leonardo DiCaprio
Teddy Daniels
Mark Ruffalo
Chuck Aule
Ben Kingsley
Dr. Cawley
Max von Sydow
Dr. Naehring
Michelle Williams
Dolores
Emily Mortimer
Rachel 1
Patricia Clarkson
Rachel 2
Jackie Earle Haley
George Noyce
Ted Levine
Warden
John Carroll Lynch
Deputy Warden McPherson
Elias Koteas
Laeddis
Robin Bartlett
Bridget Kearns
Christopher Denham
Peter Breene
Nellie Sciutto
Nurse Marino
Joseph Sikora
Glen Miga
Curtiss Cook
Trey Washington
Raymond Anthony Thomas
Orderly Ganton
Joseph McKenna
Inmate Billings
Ruby Jerins
Little Girl
Tom Kemp
Ward C Guard
Bates Wilder
Ward C Guard
Lars Gerhard
Dying Commandant
Matthew Cowles
Ferry Captain
Jill Larson
Manacled Woman
Ziad Akl
Tattoo'd Man
Dennis Lynch
Red-Haired Man
John Porell
Wild-Eyed Man
Aidan Cole Mitchell
Younger Boy
Drew Beasley
Younger Boy
Joseph P. Reidy
Operator
Bree Elrod
Female Patient
Thomas B. Duffy
Guard
Ken Cheeseman
Doctor
Steve Witting
Doctor
Michael E. Chapman
Patient
Keith Fluker
Orderly
Darryl Wooten
Orderly
Michael Byron
McPherson's Driver
Gary Galone
Gate Guard
Gabriel Hansen
Young Guard
Harrison Young
Psychiatric Patient (uncredited)
John Franchi
Criminally Insane Inmate (uncredited)
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