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The Virgin Suicides

The Virgin Suicides

7,1 /10 (3,654 Votes)
2000 EN 97 min

Overview

A group of male friends become obsessed with five mysterious sisters who are sheltered by their strict, religious parents.

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Release date

21/04/2000

Votes

3,654

Popularity

7.6

Beautiful, mysterious, haunting, invariably fatal. Just like life.

Genres

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

97 min

Budget

$6,000,000

Revenue

$10,409,377

Kirsten Dunst

Kirsten Dunst

Lux Lisbon

Josh Hartnett

Josh Hartnett

Trip Fontaine

James Woods

James Woods

Mr. Lisbon

Kathleen Turner

Kathleen Turner

Mrs. Lisbon

Michael Paré

Michael Paré

Adult Trip Fontaine

A.J. Cook

A.J. Cook

Mary Lisbon

Hanna Hall

Hanna Hall

Cecilia Lisbon

Leslie Hayman

Leslie Hayman

Therese Lisbon

Chelse Swain

Chelse Swain

Bonnie Lisbon

Giovanni Ribisi

Giovanni Ribisi

Narrator (voice)

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Anthony DeSimone

Chase Buell

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Lee Kagan

David Barker

Robert Schwartzman

Robert Schwartzman

Paul Baldino

FourTee

FourTee

Parkie Denton

Jonathan Tucker

Jonathan Tucker

Tim Weiner

Scott Glenn

Scott Glenn

Father Moody

Danny DeVito

Danny DeVito

Dr. Horniker

Hayden Christensen

Hayden Christensen

Jake Hill Conley

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Joe Roncetti

Kevin Head

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Chris Hale

Peter Sisten

Joe Dinicol

Joe Dinicol

Dominic Palazzolo

Suki Kaiser

Suki Kaiser

Lydia Perl

Dawn Greenhalgh

Dawn Greenhalgh

Mrs. Scheer

Allen Stewart-Coates

Allen Stewart-Coates

Mr. Scheer

Sherry Miller

Sherry Miller

Mrs. Buell

Jonathan Whittaker

Jonathan Whittaker

Mr. Buell

Michèle Duquet

Michèle Duquet

Mrs. Denton

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Murray McRae

Mr. Denton

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Roberta Hanley

Mrs. Weiner

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Paul Sybersma

Joe Larson

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Susan Sybersma

Mrs. Larson

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Peter Snider

Trip's Dad

Gary Brennan

Gary Brennan

Donald

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Charles Boyland

Curt Van Osdol

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Dustin Ladd

Chip Willard

Kristin Fairlie

Kristin Fairlie

Amy Schraff

Melody Johnson

Melody Johnson

Julie

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Sheyla Molho

Danielle

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Ashley Ainsworth

Sheila Davis

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Courtney Hawkrigg

Grace

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François Klanfer

Doctor

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Mackenzie Lawrenz

Jim Czeslawski

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Tim Hall

Kurt Siles

Amos Crawley

Amos Crawley

John

Andrew Gillies

Andrew Gillies

Principal Woodhouse

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Mairlyn Smith

Mrs. Woodhouse

Sally Cahill

Sally Cahill

Mrs. Hedlie

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Tracey Ferencz

Nurse

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Scot Denton

Mr. O'Conner

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Catherine Swing

Mrs. O'Conner

Timothy Adams

Timothy Adams

Buzz Romano

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Michael Michaelessi

Parks Department Foreman

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Sarah Minhas

Wanda Brown

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Megan Kennedy

Cheerleader

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Sandi Stahlbrand

Meredith Thompson

Neil Girvan

Neil Girvan

Drunk Man in Pool

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Jaya Karsemeyer

Gloria

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Leah Straatsma

Rannie

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Mark Polley

Cemetery Worker #1

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Kirk Gonnsen

Cemetery Worker #2

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Marianne Moroney

Teacher

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Anne Wessels

Woman in Chiffon

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Derek Boyes

Football "Grieving Teacher" (uncredited)

John Buchan

John Buchan

John (Lydia's Boss) (uncredited)

Thomas Mars

Thomas Mars

Prom Night Guest (uncredited)

Original Soundtrack

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