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1996 | Lewis
Best Supporting Actress | 1997 | Kate
Best Film | 1996
Based on the horror novel by James Herbert.
The steep cobblestoned street used twice in the first ten minutes is Keere Street in Lewes (East Sussex).
A body double was used for Kate Beckinsale's nude scenes.
The locomotive hauling the train at the 12:50 mark is a Maunsell S15-class 4-6-0 operated by the Bluebell Railway and is shown arriving at Sheffied Park station.
Kate Beckinsale's first horror film.
"Christina Mariell: [David and Christina are making love on a four-poster bed. She eventually straddles him with her voluptuous body, both unaware that her brother Robert is observing they're lovemaking] Sleep, David. [the two lovers go to sleep in each other's arms]"
"Prof. David Ash: Miss Webb, I have been to hundreds of houses, countless seances, and I have never yet seen something that can't be explained in rational terms. The people I've met all have one thing in common; pain. Nanny Tess Webb: I thought you came to help me. Prof. David Ash: Miss Webb, I am trying to help you. Nanny Tess Webb: You mean to tell me that you see nothing? Prof. David Ash: I see nothing. But the point is, you do. And if you just give me a few simple details, I intend to prove to you that there's nothing in Edbrook House to be afraid of. Nanny Tess Webb: There are spirits in this house. I know you see Arrggghhhh [clutches throat as though strangled by invisible hands]"
