The Suicide Club (2000)A man joins a secret club for those who are seeking to end their lives, only to rediscover his will to live upon meeting the club's only female member. Director:Rachel Samuels |
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The Suicide Club (2000)A man joins a secret club for those who are seeking to end their lives, only to rediscover his will to live upon meeting the club's only female member. Director:Rachel Samuels |
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| Jonathan Pryce | ... |
Bourne
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| David Morrissey | ... |
Henry Joyce
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| Paul Bettany | ... |
Shaw
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| Neil Stuke | ... |
Captain May
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| Catherine Siggins | ... |
Sarah Wolverton
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Terry McMahon | ... |
Pratt
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Regan Hutchinson | ... |
Clayton
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Eamon Glancy | ... |
Brig
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Frank Melia | ... |
Thorpe
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Eamonn Draper | ... |
Inspector Enfield
(as Eamon Draper)
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Pete Ryan | ... |
Constable
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Seamus Feerick | ... |
Poole's Driver
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Ger Consodine | ... |
Rude Gent
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Stephen Wyllie | ... |
Angry Man
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| Stephen Holland | ... |
Duelling Man
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London 1899 - Devastated by the loss of his beloved wife, Captain Henry Joyce joins the highly secretive Suicide Club, a place where one can be ushered into eternity quietly, and without scandal. This highly secret society caters to an elite, decadent group of aristocrats. It is run by Mr. Bourne, who provides his clientèle with whatever last vices they desire. Membership in the Suicide Club is an irrevocable contract with only one exit clause - death. However, Captain Joyce begins to regret his decision after he meets Sarah Wolverton, the Club's only female member. Written by Concorde-New Horizons
I'd read rave reviews about this, and bought it on DVD as I'm a big fan of David Morrissey's work. While it wasn't bad, I felt it lacked depth or emotional involvement. I just didn't care about the characters, and found the plot too implausible. Not a memorable film.