The Invisible
Release Date: April 27, 2007 Studio: Hollywood Pictures, Spyglass Entertainment Director: David S. Goyer
Screenwriter: Mick Davis Starring: Justin Chatwin, Marcia Gay Harden, Margarita Levieva, Chris Marquette Genre: Supernatural Thriller MPAA Rating: PG-13 (for violence, criminality, sensuality and language - all involving teens) Official Website: MySpace.com/TheInvisiblemovie
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From the producers of "The Sixth Sense" and the co-writer of "Batman Begins," "The Invisible" is a supernatural thriller about a writer who finds himself trapped between the world of the living and the dead-completely invisible to the living. Nick (Justin Chatwin) has a bright future until he is brutally attacked and left for dead. Now in limbo, his only chance to live again is to figure out the mystery of what happened to him and why, before his time runs out. But how do you solve a murder, when the victim is you? — More here
1. LIFE, DEATH, AND SOMETHING IN BETWEEN
From the producers of “The Sixth Sense” and the co-writer of “Batman Begins” comes THE INVISIBLE, a chilling supernatural thriller about a teenager who finds himself trapped between two worlds—invisible to the living and all
2. SOLVING THE MYSTERY OF YOUR OWN DEATH:
THE STORY OF THE INVISIBLE
No one can see him, no one can hear him, no one, not even his best friends, seems to know he is there. This is the situation Nick Powell finds himself in one morning when he arrives at school. Nick has become invisible to the world and, indeed, he will soon come to realize that his very existence is in question.
3. BECOMING INVISIBLE:
CASTING THE FILM’S WIDE RANGE OF CHARACTERS
With production moving rapidly ahead, David Goyer was well aware that everything would now hinge on finding the right cast to give THE INVISIBLE that feeling of fear-inducing reality. First, he would set out on a search to find a young actor capable of taking on the movie’s challenging central character: Nick, a bright young man who seems to have it all— looks, brains, money, grades and girlfriends—yet is still feeling lost and is just about to give up on himself. Nick only begins to realize what his life is worth through the transformational experience of what it is to be dead.
4. THE LOOK OF THE INVISIBLE:
ABOUT THE FILM’S DESIGN
On the set of THE INVISIBLE, David Goyer continued to be driven by character. He knew that each location, each shot, the look of each particular set would help to build the film’s dramatic tension—and unravel the mystery facing Nick Powell. To accomplish all this, he collaborated closely with an accomplished crew that included cinematographer Gabriel Beristain, production designer Carlos Barbosa and costume designer Tish Monaghan.
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Justin Chatwin in "The Invisible."
About - News & Issues, NY - Apr 24, 2007
Justin Chatwin could just as easily be working as an accountant now rather than earning a living as a busy young actor in Hollywood...
Justin Chatwin Interview, The Invisible
MoviesOnline, Canada - Apr 24, 2007
MoviesOnline caught up with Justin Chatwin at the Los Angeles press day to promote his latest film, The Invisible, a chilling supernatural thriller directed...
David Goyer on The Invisible
CanMag, CA - Apr 23, 2007
The Invisible may seem like a simple story about a ghost watching his friends and family try to find his dying body. With no overt special effects,...
Margarita Levivia Interview, The Invisible
MoviesOnline, Canada - Apr 21, 2007
MoviesOnline caught up with Margarita Levieva at the Los Angeles press day to promote her new film, The Invisible, a chilling supernatural thriller directed...
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