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Cautionary | Tragic
Years following the events of "The Shining", an now-adult Dan Torrence meets a young girl with similar powers as his and tries to protect her from a cult known as The True Knots who prey on children with powers to remain immortal.
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Years following the events of "The Shining", an now-adult Dan Torrence meets a young girl with similar powers as his and tries to protect her from a cult known as The True Knots who prey on children with powers to remain immortal.
Best Performance by a Younger Actor | 2021 | Kyliegh
Best Young Actress | 2020 | Kyliegh
Best Supporting Actress | 2019 | Rebecca
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2019 | Mike
Best Feature Film | 2019 | Mike
Best Supporting Actress | 2020 | Rebecca
Best Supporting Actress | 2020
Best Score | 2020
Best Screenplay | 2020
Best WideRelease Film | 2020
Best Actor | 2020
Best Director | 2020
Best Actress | 2021 | Rebecca
Best Actor | 2021
Best Horror Film | 2021
Best MakeUp | 2021
Best Editing | 2021
Best Writing | 2021
Best Director | 2021
Best Horror Film | 2020
Best Horror Film | 2020
Best Supporting Actress Mejor Actriz de reparto | 2020 | Rebecca
Best Editing | 2019
Best Score | 2019
Best Special Effects | 2019
Best Cinematography | 2019
Best Screenplay | 2019
Best Director | 2019
Best Horror Movie | 2019
Best Actor | 2019 | Ewan
Best Horror Movie of the Year | 2019
Best Horror Film | 2019
Best Film | 2019
Screenplay | 2019 | Mike
Best Support Actress | 2019 | Rebecca
Best Film | 2019 | Mike
Best Actress | 2019 | Rebecca
Best Supporting Actress | 2019 | Rebecca
Budget 45,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 72,385,286 USD
Mike Flanagan painstakingly recreated the sets of the Overlook Hotel from blueprints acquired from Stanley Kubrick's estate.
In the scene where hospital cat Azzie jumps on the desk in front of Dan, before he follows her to what should be an empty room, he puts down the magazine he was reading. It's the same January 1978 issue of Playgirl Magazine his father, Jack Torrance, read in the lobby of The Overlook while waiting for Stuart Ullman and Bill Watson on Closing Day in The Shining (1980).
Dr. John Dalton's (Bruce Greenwood) room, in which Danny is interviewed for the orderly position, is identical to Stuart Ullman's office where Jack Torrance was interviewed in for the caretaker job in The Shining (1980) (1980), right down to the paint color and the little American flag on the right side of the desk.
Most elements from The Shining (1980) were recreated with duplicate sets and lookalike actors, though three shots were reused: the aerial shot of the water and the island and the two shots after it of the car driving on the mountain road. The shots were degrained, recolored as day-for-night, and had snow digitally added.
Stephen King first got the idea for Doctor Sleep in 1998 at a book signing when somebody asked him what happened to Danny Torrance from his novel 'The Shining'. This was a question King had often asked himself, as well as what would have happened to Jack Torrance had he found AA (Alcoholics Anonymous). When people kept repeating the question, King always jokingly replied that Danny eventually married Charlene McGee, the girl from Firestarter (1984). However, King eventually started thinking seriously about how old Danny was and what happened to Wendy and decided to find the answers with a sequel, but it was a tall order.
"Danny Torrance: Our beliefs don't make us better people. Our actions make us better people."
"Danny Torrance: Man takes a drink. A drink takes the drink. And then the drink takes a man. Isn't it so, Dad? The Bartender: Medicine. Medicine is what it is. Bona fide cure-all. The mind is a blackboard, and this is the eraser."
