The Descent: Part 2
08-31-2009, 02:33 AM
[SIZE="6"]The Descent: Part 2[/SIZE]
Following the events after the US ending,
Sarah has escaped from the cave and has found aid at a nearby hospital.
Now, mentally scarred and unable to speak,
she helps lead a search and rescue team back to the cave in
hopes of finding survivors.
RELEASE DATE: December 4, 2009 (UK) 2010 (US)
- Filmed in Scotland and London's Ealing Studios.
- All the actresses from the previous film will make in appearance in one form or another: MyAnna Buring, Alex Reid, Nora-Jane Noone and Saskia Mulder will have cameo appearances on footage found on a camcorder deep in the caves.
- Budgeted at an estimated $10-million.
- Actresses Shauna MacDonald and Natalie Mendoza return as characters "Sarah" and "Juno".
- Editor Jon Harris will make his directorial debut with this film.
- Written by James Watkins (My Little Eye).
- When the project was first announced it at the temporary title The De2cent.
- Writer/director of the first film, Neil Marshall, will not return as director, but will remain close to production.
- Original production company Celador Films will return.
- This is the sequel to the highly popular UK film The Descent.
Following the events after the US ending,
Sarah has escaped from the cave and has found aid at a nearby hospital.
Now, mentally scarred and unable to speak,
she helps lead a search and rescue team back to the cave in
hopes of finding survivors.
RELEASE DATE: December 4, 2009 (UK) 2010 (US)
- Filmed in Scotland and London's Ealing Studios.
- All the actresses from the previous film will make in appearance in one form or another: MyAnna Buring, Alex Reid, Nora-Jane Noone and Saskia Mulder will have cameo appearances on footage found on a camcorder deep in the caves.
- Budgeted at an estimated $10-million.
- Actresses Shauna MacDonald and Natalie Mendoza return as characters "Sarah" and "Juno".
- Editor Jon Harris will make his directorial debut with this film.
- Written by James Watkins (My Little Eye).
- When the project was first announced it at the temporary title The De2cent.
- Writer/director of the first film, Neil Marshall, will not return as director, but will remain close to production.
- Original production company Celador Films will return.
- This is the sequel to the highly popular UK film The Descent.
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