Seven Days of Grace (2006)

User Rating:

2.4/10   

Director:

Don E. FauntLeRoy

Writers:

Ria Coyne (original screenplay) &
Peter Evans (original screenplay) ...

Release Date:

1 April 2006 (USA)

Plot Keywords:

Number In Title | Character Name In Title

Cast

Stephanie Beacham	...	Dana
Ria Coyne	...	Grace Bastiglione
Lesley-Anne Down	...	Lillian
Peter Evans	...	Alex
Olivia Hussey	...	Jewel
Gavan O'Herlihy	...	MacNab
Frank Campanella	...	Papa
Stephen Furst	...	Henry Henary, III
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Craig Aldrich	...	Man #2
Kathryn Campbell	...	Marilyn Pool Dancer
Emma R. Freeman	...	Marilyn Pool Dancer
!Mystery Girl!	...	Marilyn Pool Dancer
Jessica Groper	...	Marilyn Pool Dancer
Drew Guenett	...	Director
Vincent Lappas	...	Man #1
Danielle L. Licht	...	Marilyn Pool Dancer
Karen Ma	...	Marilyn Pool Dancer
Jennifer Nairn-Smith	...	Choreographer
Rebecca Olsen	...	Marilyn Pool Dancer
Katie Peterson	...	Marilyn Pool Dancer
Diamond T.S. Pleshaw	...	Drunk Man in Bar (as Diamond Pleshaw)
Will Schaub	...	Bobby
James F. Sheetz	...	Drunk Man in Bar
Melissa Simon	...	Young School Girl
Danuta Tangalos	...	Marilyn Pool Dancer
Rachel Tyler	...	Secretary
Dick Valentine	...	Old Man
Arne Vicstrom	...	Drunk Man in Bar
Marc Wolpe	...	Drunk Man in Bar
Calvin Phillip Yamin	...	Drunk Man in Bar (as Calvin Philip Yamin)

Also Known As:

Saving Grace (USA) (working title)

MPAA:

Rated PG-13 for drug use and sexual content.

Runtime:

88 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

USA:PG-13

Filming Locations:

Malibu, California, USA

Company:

Picture Perfect Productions

Trivia:

Production completed under the title of 'Saving Grace' in 1996. The film was re-titled 'Seven Days of Grace' and was finally released on DVD in 2006.

Wretched Movie

How bad is it? I can only imagine that the backers were looking for a tax loss. Seven Days of Grace is so utterly dreadful that anyone involved with this excruciating production should hang their heads in shame and consider an immediate career change. Straight to DVD gives life to lots of indie films - some of which are little nuggets of gold - but there are films that are just so dreadful that they should never, ever be released. This "fingernails on a blackboard bad" production is one of them. Terrible, terrible unfunny script, amateurish direction, and performances so deeply and consistently dreadful that SAG should consider publicly burning the cast's cards.