Collider Interviews | Madeleine McGraw, Violet McGraw, Henry Thomas & More Talk The Curse of the Necklace @ColliderInterviews | Uploaded September 2024 | Updated October 2024, 12 hours ago.
Looking for a movie to kick off the spooky season? The Curse of the Necklace is hitting theaters and VOD just in time for Halloween. From Warner Bros., ESX productions, and director Juan Pablo Arias Muñoz (Pumpkinhole) with his sophomore feature, this chilling '60s period movie stars The Black Phone's Madeleine McGraw and M3GAN's Violet McGraw as on-screen sisters who find themselves in the middle of a sinister ghost story.
The Curse of the Necklace, written by John Ducey (A Hollywood Christmas), reunites Violet with The Haunting of Hill House co-star Henry Thomas, who plays Frank Davis, a husband and father who struggles with alcoholism. Because of this and his unpredictable temper, his wife Laura (Sarah Lind) throws him out of the house. Now, Laura must raise her two daughters while maintaining her job as a nurse, but Frank isn't giving up on his family that easily. To prove his love, he brings Laura an antique necklace he finds in an evidence bag from the 1930s — unfortunately, that necklace harbors the anguished soul of a young boy. The movie also features Roma Maffia (Double Jeopardy), Christina Moore (90210), Madeleine's The Black Phone co-star, Jacob Moran, and Archer Anderson in his debut feature role.
Collider's Steve Weintraub had the privilege to moderate an extended Q&A after the movie's premiere, where the cast and creatives behind this horror sat down to talk about their experience on set, shooting a film in only 17 days. In addition to both Madeleine and Violet McGraw, Thomas, Muñoz, Ducey, Maffia, Moore, Moran, and Anderson, producer Ali Afshar and executive producer Jackie McGraw discussed their airtight script, whirlwind production from filming to post, working with Warner Bros. and the goriest, most exciting scenes to film.
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Looking for a movie to kick off the spooky season? The Curse of the Necklace is hitting theaters and VOD just in time for Halloween. From Warner Bros., ESX productions, and director Juan Pablo Arias Muñoz (Pumpkinhole) with his sophomore feature, this chilling '60s period movie stars The Black Phone's Madeleine McGraw and M3GAN's Violet McGraw as on-screen sisters who find themselves in the middle of a sinister ghost story.
The Curse of the Necklace, written by John Ducey (A Hollywood Christmas), reunites Violet with The Haunting of Hill House co-star Henry Thomas, who plays Frank Davis, a husband and father who struggles with alcoholism. Because of this and his unpredictable temper, his wife Laura (Sarah Lind) throws him out of the house. Now, Laura must raise her two daughters while maintaining her job as a nurse, but Frank isn't giving up on his family that easily. To prove his love, he brings Laura an antique necklace he finds in an evidence bag from the 1930s — unfortunately, that necklace harbors the anguished soul of a young boy. The movie also features Roma Maffia (Double Jeopardy), Christina Moore (90210), Madeleine's The Black Phone co-star, Jacob Moran, and Archer Anderson in his debut feature role.
Collider's Steve Weintraub had the privilege to moderate an extended Q&A after the movie's premiere, where the cast and creatives behind this horror sat down to talk about their experience on set, shooting a film in only 17 days. In addition to both Madeleine and Violet McGraw, Thomas, Muñoz, Ducey, Maffia, Moore, Moran, and Anderson, producer Ali Afshar and executive producer Jackie McGraw discussed their airtight script, whirlwind production from filming to post, working with Warner Bros. and the goriest, most exciting scenes to film.
#thecurseofthenecklace #MadeleineMcGraw #VioletMcGraw
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