The Door in the Floor (2004)

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Written by John Irving, Tod Williams

Directed by Tod Williams

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2004

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

A superbly crafted story of the disintegration of a couple's marriage after the death of their two young sons. Moments of black comedy are juxtaposed with the inevitably tragic scenes in this psychological drama. Bridges plays Ted Cole, a lecherous and eccentric writer who hires a young assistant called Eddie and promises to teach him to write. But the young man soon finds himself caught in the middle of a collapsing relationship, and consoling the grieving wife Marion in time honoured tradition. Beautifully written, complex and highly watchable this highly acclaimed film shouldn't be missed.

Cast

Elle FanningRuth Cole
Image for Jeff BridgesJeff BridgesTed Cole
Image for Kim BasingerKim BasingerMarion Cole
Jon FosterEddie O'Hare
Larry PineInterviewer
John RothmanMinty O'Hare
Harvey LoomisDr. Loomis
Image for Bijou PhillipsBijou PhillipsAlice
Image for Mimi RogersMimi RogersEvelyn Vaughn
Mike S. RyanReception Fan
Libby LangdonWoman at Reception
Louis ArcellaEduardo Gomez
Robert LuPoneMendelssohn
Rachel StyleBookstore Assistant
Amanda PosnerFrame Shop Clerk
Donna MurphyFrame Shop Owner
Marion McCorryBookstore Customer
Kristina Valada-ViarsEffie
LeAnna CroomGlorie Mountsier
Claire BeckmanMrs. Mountsier
Tod Harrison WilliamsThomas Cole
Carter WilliamsTimothy Cole

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