I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997)

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Written by Lois Duncan, Kevin Williamson

Directed by Jim Gillespie

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1997

Rating: 15 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

This 1997 horror thriller from the writer of Scream is about a group of four good-looking teenagers, Julie James (Jennifer Love Hewitt), Helen Shivers (Sarah Michelle Gellar), Barry Cox (Ryan Phillippe) and Ray Bronson (Freddie Prinze Jr) who are plunged into a nightmare when they accidentally kill a fisherman on a trip away.

Deciding to conceal the crime and dump the body in the sea, the four friends spend the next year worrying about their actions - and their fears seem to be justified when one of them receives an anonymous letter bearing the words 'I know what you did last summer'.

Someone, it seems, is aware of their secret and is going to make sure that all four of them pay the ultimate price for what they have done.

Cast

Image for Jennifer Love-HewittJennifer Love-HewittJulie James
Image for Sarah Michelle GellarSarah Michelle GellarHelen Shivers
Image for Ryan PhillippeRyan PhillippeBarry William Cox
Freddie Prinze Jr.Ray Bronson
Bridgette WilsonElsa Shivers
Image for Anne HecheAnne HecheMelissa 'Missy' Egan
Image for Johnny GaleckiJohnny GaleckiMax Neurick
Image for Muse WatsonMuse WatsonBenjamin Willis
Stuart GreerOfficer David Caporizo
J. Don FergusonEmcee
Deborah HobartMrs. James
Mary McMillanMrs. Cox
Rasool J'hanDeb
Dan AlbrightSheriff
Lynda ClarkPageant Official

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