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How long is Lighthouse?
1 hour and 35 minutes
When was Lighthouse released?
February 4, 2000
What is the IMDb rating of Lighthouse?
4.8 out of 10
Who stars in Lighthouse?
James Purefoy
,
Rachel Shelley
, and
Christopher Adamson
Who wrote Lighthouse?
Graeme Scarfe
and
Simon Hunter
Who directed Lighthouse?
Simon Hunter
Who was the composer for Lighthouse?
Debbie Wiseman
Who was the producer of Lighthouse?
Mark Leake
and
Tim Dennison
Who was the executive producer of Lighthouse?
Chris Craib
and
Gary Smith
Who was the cinematographer for Lighthouse?
Tony Imi
Who was the editor of Lighthouse?
Paul Green
Who are the characters in Lighthouse?
Leo Rook
What is the plot of Lighthouse?
Members of a sunken prison ship take refuge at an old lighthouse, unaware one of their most notorious criminals has taken shelter there as well.
What was the budget for Lighthouse?
$1.8 million
What is Lighthouse rated?
R
What genre is Lighthouse?
Horror and Thriller
How many awards has Lighthouse won?
2 awards
How many awards has Lighthouse been nominated for?
6 nominations
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