Feature2002·96m·6.7

One Hour Photo

The things that we fear the most have already happened to us...

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Sy Parrish has lovingly developed photographs for the Yorkin family since their son was a baby. But as the Yorkins' lives become fuller, Sy's only seems lonelier, until he eventually convinces himself he's part of their family. When Sy's picture-perfect fantasy collides with an ugly dose of reality, a bizarre and thrilling confrontation ensues.

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Cast

Robin Williams

Seymour Parrish

Connie Nielsen

Nina Yorkin

Michael Vartan

Will Yorkin

Gary Cole

Bill Owens

Erin Daniels

Maya Burson

Clark Gregg

Paul Outerbridge

Nick Searcy

Repairman

Dylan Smith

Jake Yorkin

Eriq La Salle

James Van Der Zee

Paul Kim Jr.

Yoshi Araki

Lee Garlington

Waitress

Marion Calvert

Mrs. Von Unwerth

David Moreland

Mr. Siskind

Shaun P. O'Hagan

Young Father

Jim Rash

Amateur Porn Guy

Dave Engfer

Sav-Mart Clerk

Jimmy Shubert

Soccer Coach

Andy Rolfes

Officer Lyon

Carmen Mormino

Officer Bravo

Peter MacKenzie

Hotel Desk Manager

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$12.0M
Revenue
$52.2M
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Fox Searchlight PicturesCatch 23 EntertainmentKiller FilmsLaughlin Park Pictures

Crew

Director

Mark Romanek

Writers

Mark Romanek

Jeffrey Ford

Editor

Jeff Cronenweth

Director of Photography

Tom Foden

Production Design

Reinhold Heil

Original Music Composer

Johnny Klimek

Original Music Composer

Arianne Phillips

Costume Design

Gallery

Reviews

r96sk

8/2/2024

7.0

The ending underwhelms slightly, though <em>'One Hour Photo'</em> is still worth a watch. As great as Robin Williams' comedy is, I like the idea of seeing the guy act more serious - and he certainly did so in this 2002 release! The film starts are very strongly, I really enjoyed the vibe that was building. Williams plays a creepy character very well, while the rest of the cast - namely Connie Nielsen - support ably. The movie does a drag a tiny bit the longer it goes on, despite only having a run time of around 90 minutes, and the conclusion didn't have as much of an impact as it should've. Still, I definitely got enough out of this one thanks to some good atmosphere building and a competent Williams performance.