Nell (1994)
Overview
In a remote woodland cabin, a small town doctor discovers Nell — a beautiful young hermit woman with many secrets.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $31,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $106,683,817.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 35.132 |
Directed By
Michael Apted
Crew
Mark Handley
Mark Handley
Samara Hutman
Mark Isham
Susan Lyall
Michael Apted
Jim Clark
Tim Galvin
Jodie Foster
Jon Hutman
Dante Spinotti
William Nicholson
Renée Missel
Linda Lowy
Graham Place
Jennifer Lamb
Jean Ann Black
Jaren Millard
Jack Stew
Nina Hartstone
Tim Cavagin
TOP CAST
Jodie Foster
Nell Kellty
Liam Neeson
Dr. Lovell
Natasha Richardson
Dr. Paula Olsen
Richard Libertini
Dr. Paley
Robin Mullins
Mary Peterson
Nick Searcy
Sheriff Todd Peterson
Jeremy Davies
Billy Fisher
O'Neal Compton
Don Fontana, Lovell's Attorney
Joe Inscoe
Judge
Stephanie Dawn Wood
Ruthie Lovell
Heather M. Bomba
Twin
Marianne E. Bomba
Twin
Sean Bridgers
Mike Ibarra
Mary Lynn Riner
Janet Baring
Lucile McIntyre
Sally
Al Wiggins
Harry Goppel
Beth Bostic
Jean Malinowski
Rob Buren III
Stevie
Chris T. Hill
Jed
Tim Mehaffey
Shane
Dana Stevens
Rachel Weiss
Nicole Adair
Autistic Child
Robin Rochelle
Teacher
Susan Correll Hickerson
Administrator
Marlon Jackson
Male Nurse
Danny Millsaps
Deputy
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