Feature2008·142m·7.6

Changeling

To find her son, she did what no one else dared.

CrimeDramaMystery

Los Angeles, 1928. When single mother Christine Collins leaves for work, her son vanishes without a trace. Five months later, the police reunite mother and son. But when Christine suspects that the boy returned to her isn't her child, her quest for truth exposes a world of corruption.

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Cast

Angelina Jolie

Christine Collins

John Malkovich

Rev. Gustav Briegleb

Jeffrey Donovan

Captain J.J. Jones

Michael Kelly

Detective Lester Ybarra

Colm Feore

Chief James E. Davis

Jason Butler Harner

Gordon Northcott

Amy Ryan

Carol Dexter

Geoff Pierson

S.S. Hahn

Denis O'Hare

Dr. Jonathan Steele

Frank Wood

Ben Harris

Peter Gerety

Dr. Earl W. Tarr

Reed Birney

Mayor Cryer

Gattlin Griffith

Walter Collins

Michelle Gunn

Sandy

Jan Devereaux

Operator

Erica Grant

Operator

Antonia Bennett

Operator

Kerri Randles

Operator

Morgan Eastwood

Girl on Tricycle

Madison Hodges

Neighborhood Girl

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$55.0M
Revenue
$113.4M
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Universal PicturesImagine EntertainmentRelativity MediaMalpaso Productions

Crew

Director

Clint Eastwood

Writers

J. Michael Straczynski

James J. Murakami

Production Design

Joel Cox

Editor

Gary D. Roach

Editor

Tom Stern

Director of Photography

Clint Eastwood

Original Music Composer

Deborah Hopper

Costume Design

Gallery

Reviews

r96sk

2/10/2022

9.0

Dark! <em>'Changeling'</em> is a cracking release from 2008. Angelina Jolie gives a superb performance in the lead role, in a plot that is rather harrowing whilst also being actually incredibly infuriating - as in, the film does a great job at making the antagonists the antagonists. The cast, spearheaded by Jolie, are excellent. No-one is on her level per se, but there are very good performances from the likes of John Malkovich, Michael Kelly, Jeffrey Donovan and Geoff Pierson; kid actor Eddie Alderson also impresses. I will say that the story wraps up in a quicker manner than I thought it would, though the pacing of the 142 minute run time is in fact one of its positives - even at that length, I feel it could've drawn out the court trial stuff longer; though that may have hindered the pacing, so it's not really a noteworthy criticism of mine at all. One worth recommending, no doubt!