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A nanny, working for a family whose son has just passed away, finds herself put in charge of caring for a lifelike doll that the couple treat as a real child.
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A nanny, working for a family whose son has just passed away, finds herself put in charge of caring for a lifelike doll that the couple treat as a real child.
Best Indie Horror Film | 2016 | William Brent
Budget 10,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 73,929,392 USD
Cast members actually used the doll ("Brahms") to prank each other on the set. On one occasion, one of the cast members propped the doll up outside of the other actor's bathroom in their trailer to scare them. Upon seeing this, they hurled the doll outside of their trailer and the crew had to repair it and make a replacement doll.
The film was originally titled "In a Dark Place" and had Jane Levy in the lead role.
Lauren Cohan played an American nanny traveling to the United Kingdom for her job as a babysitter in the film. Ironically, while Cohan is an American born citizen, she has an English accent since she spent her adolescence in England. She hides her accent in this film.
The main plot is the same in the short film Familia colateral (2007). In both films, a babysitter accepts taking care of a toy to get paid, and strange things begin to happen.
Lauren Cohan signed on to star in the lead role of the film on January 23, 2015, which by then had been retitled The Boy (2016).
"Greta Evans: You wouldn't hurt me, would you, Brahms?"
"[the Heelshires are about to leave the house] Mrs. Heelshire: [whispering in Greta's ear as she hugs her goodbye] I'm so sorry. Mr. Heelshire: [nerviously] Come along, my dear. It's time we left."
