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| Jennifer Shirley | ... | Nanny | |
| Blake Woodruff | ... | David | |
| Michael Rooker | ... | Sidney | |
| Josh Holloway | ... | Max | |
| Sarah Wayne Callies | ... | Roxanne | |
| Julian Christopher | ... | Mr. Harper | |
| Teryl Rothery | ... | Ms. Sandborn | |
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Rod Boss | ... | Magician |
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Roman Sodermans | ... | Excited Boy At Party |
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Trevor Woodruff | ... | Quiet Boy At Party |
| Tara Wilson | ... | Chloe | |
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Brad Sihvon | ... | Tow Truck Driver |
| Joel Edgerton | ... | Vince | |
| John Kapelos | ... | Whitley | |
| Dulé Hill | ... | Miles | |
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When the eight-year-old son, David, of a wealthy New England socialite is abducted, his kidnapper Max Harper and his seedy associates assume it will be a routine kidnapping in exchange for a large ransom. Unknown to the kidnappers, the shy and reserved David actually has a hidden agenda of his own, and a mysterious way of tapping into the minds of others. Soon, Max will wish that he had never kidnapped David, much less even heard of him. Written by Icedberry
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David Sandborn: I know lots of things and i know something else
Sydney Braverman: What's that? What's that you know?
David Sandborn: I know you're going to have a heart attack
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Written by David Nichtern
Performed by Sarah Wayne Callies
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Josh Holloway and Sarah Wayne Callies would go on to star as husband and wife in the USA tv series The Colony See more »Goofs
When David is first put in the room, and he still has the blindfold on, he feels his way along the wall and his finger tips are seen rubbing on a picture frame. The camera angle changes and the backs of his fingers are seen running the frame. See more »Quotes
Sydney Braverman: Now, how'd you know that?David Sandborn: I know lots of things and i know something else
Sydney Braverman: What's that? What's that you know?
David Sandborn: I know you're going to have a heart attack
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(opening quote) And no wonder, for Satan himself masquerades as an angel of light. - II CORINTHIANS 11:14 See more »Soundtracks
MIDNIGHT AT THE OASISWritten by David Nichtern
Performed by Sarah Wayne Callies
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When it comes to the characterisation of children, Hollywood doesn't really have much of a gray area: a kid can be either unbearably cute and sweet or, alternately, a supernatural Hitler. That's pretty much it. When you go for the second option (which I encourage), your movie pretty much stands or falls with the child's acting performance. I'm glad to say "Whisper" really hits a bulls-eye in that field, because Blake Woodruff is an intensely frightening kid who nails every scene he's in. He's almost as scary as Harvey Stephens from "The Omen", the movie "Whisper" so transparently tries to ape. In fact Woodruff is almost too good, because it's incredibly frustrating how nobody ever picks up on his evilness. You know that scene from every slasher ever where you're supposed to yell "don't go in there!" when a character's being stupid? "Whisper" gives you that feeling for pretty much its entire running time, and nobody listens here either. Doesn't change the fact that it's quite entertaining though, because the scares are very well-done (despite the overuse of dream sequences) and the finale gives you everything you could want from this kind of B-movie. Just don't expect anything really creative.