Crash (1996)

Movie Details

Original Title Crash

Original Language EN

Budget $9,000,000

Revenue $2,671,855

Status Released

Popularity 3.4

Cast

James Spader

James Ballard

Popularity: 3.7

Holly Hunter

Helen Remington

Popularity: 2.6

Elias Koteas

Vaughan

Popularity: 3.0

Deborah Kara Unger

Catherine Ballard

Popularity: 1.4

Rosanna Arquette

Gabrielle

Popularity: 3.0

Peter MacNeill

Colin Seagrave

Popularity: 0.6

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Cheryl Swarts

Vera Seagrave

Popularity: 0.1

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Yolande Julian

Airport Hooker

Popularity: 0.7

Nicky Guadagni

Tattooist

Popularity: 0.7

Ronn Sarosiak

A.D.

Popularity: 0.1

Boyd Banks

Grip

Popularity: 0.5

Judah Katz

Salesman

Popularity: 0.9

Key Crew

Producer David Cronenberg

Director David Cronenberg

Editor Ronald Sanders

Executive Producer Robert Lantos, Jeremy Thomas

Writer David Cronenberg

Production

Alliance Films

Recorded Picture Company

Videos & Trailers

David Cronenberg introduces “Crash” from his Tesla

Featurette

Mark Kermode reviews Crash

Featurette

"The Reshaping of the Human Body" Clip

Clip

Official Arrow Trailer

Trailer

Original Trailer

Trailer

Opening in Canadian Theatres August 14

Teaser

Image Gallery

Backdrops

Posters

Keywords

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Reviews from TMDB

talisencrw 9/10

May 11, 2016

One thing has to be said in my fellow Canadian David Cronenberg's favour--At least for the first 25-or-so years of his filmmaking career, he has always been one of the most surprising and brilliant minds of 'body-related horror', and from every conceivable angle. What other mind--out of 7 billion po ... Read more

JPV852 6/10

Dec 12, 2020

I don't have a whole lot of experience with David Cronenberg's films and this is the first of his I've watched in a long time. Pretty obvious with the symbolism he was after but this isn't something I particularly engaged with despite the committed performances from the cast, although Elias Koteas w ... Read more