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Dead Babies (2000) のシーン
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このシーンの女優
Hayley Carr
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別名: Haley Carr
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Hayley Carr played Roxanne, a woman described as 'man-hungry', in the 2000 film 'Dead Babies'. She was part of a group of wealthy bohemians who gathered for a drug-fueled weekend at Giles' estate, unaware they were targets of murderous terrorists known as The Conceptualists.
映画について: Dead Babies (2000)
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In the thrilling drama 'Dead Babies', a group of affluent bohemians gather at Giles' (Charlie Condou) lavish estate for a weekend of hedonism. Among them are ennui-stricken Cecilia (Olivia Williams), her formidable boyfriend Andy (Christian Solimeno), high-strung Quentin (Paul Bettany) and his wife, the other Cecilia (Alexandra Gilbreath), hygiene-challenged Keith (Andy Nyman), unstable Skip (Kris Marshall), man-hungry Roxanne (Hayley Carr), drug-dealing Marvel (William Marsh), and Lucy (Katy Carmichael), who has slept with most of the men present. Their debauchery is soon interrupted by a series of unsettling messages from an unknown sender named Johnny, who threatens to kill them all. As tension builds among the friends and the threats become increasingly violent, they must confront their own demons and fight for survival against an unseen enemy.
概要
'Dead Babies' (2000) is a British thriller-drama directed by William Marsh, based on Martin Amis' novel of the same name. The film follows a group of wealthy, self-absorbed friends as they descend into chaos during a drug-fueled weekend at Giles' estate. As their party turns sinister, they become targets of a mysterious terrorist organization known as the Conceptualists. 'Dead Babies' explores themes of wealth, privilege, and self-destruction, blending dark comedy with thrilling suspense. Despite its limited release, the film has gained cult status among fans for its provocative storytelling and strong performances from its ensemble cast.