The Death & Life of John F. Donovan
A decade after the death of an American TV star, a young actor reminisces about the written correspondence he once shared with the former, as well as the impact those letters had on both their lives.
Description: A decade after the death of an American TV star, a young actor reminisces about the written correspondence he once shared with the former, as well as the impact those letters had on both their lives.
Genres: Drama
Budget: $35,000,000 | Revenue : $3,326,364
Runtime: 123 minutes
Matthias & Maxime
Don't F*#% With John Wick
S.F.W.
The White Crow
To the Ends of the World
The Other F Word
Out Stealing Horses
Alice T.
In the Rough
Viking
Kit Harington
Played John F. Donovan
Natalie Portman
Played Sam Turner
Jacob Tremblay
Played Rupert Turner
Susan Sarandon
Played Grace Donovan
Kathy Bates
Played Barbara Haggermaker
Ben Schnetzer
Played Rupert Turner (21 y.o.)
Thandiwe Newton
Played Journalist
Jared Keeso
Played James Donovan
Chris Zylka
Played Will Jefford Jr.
Amara Karan
Played Miss Kureshi
Emily Hampshire
Played Amy Bosworth
Michael Gambon
Played Man in Diner
Sarah Gadon
Played Liz Jones
Susan Almgren
Played Aunt Faith
Jane Wheeler
Played Aunt Anne
Craig Eldridge
Played Uncle Patrick
Lukas Rolfe
Played Cedric
Ari Millen
Played Big Billy
Gijs Blom
Played Rupert's Boyfriend
Rob Baker
Played Late Night Show Host
Ellen David
Played Adam's Mother
Pat Kiely
Played Director
Anne Mroczkowski
Played News Anchor
James Marchant
Played Police Officer
Suzanne Virdee
Played Female Anchor
Guenièvre Sandré
Played Barmaid
Sangita Patel
Played Journalist #1
Hamza Haq
Played Journalist #2
Matthew Raudsepp
Played Hellsome High Actor
Michael Brunet
Played Cashier
Michael Dozier
Played Lawyer #1
Harvey Diamond
Played Lawyer #2
Pierre-Luc Lafontaine
Played Fan in the Club
Vincent Messina
Played Young Fan
Anthony Luigi Aguiar
Played Young Fan
Cassie Luk
Played Young Fan
Hannah Morgan Lord
Played Young Fan
Rebecca Windheim
Played Young Fan
Dakota Jamal Wellman
Played Eric (uncredited)
Leni Parker
Played Bonnie (uncredited)
Katy Breier
Played Trish (uncredited)
Alison Louder
Played Hellsome High Actress (uncredited)
Brent Skagford
Played Editor #1 (uncredited)
Carolyn Fe
Played Porter (uncredited)
Connor McMahon
Played Intern (Sasha) (uncredited)
Holly Bernier
Played Journalist (uncredited)
Sam Taylor Buck
Played Young Daniel (uncredited)
Daniel Murphy
Played Editor #2 (uncredited)
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