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Multiple Stabbings | Underground
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Best Supporting Performance by a Male in a Motion Picture | 2014 | Michael
Outstanding Actress Motion Picture | 2014 | Halle
Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture | 2014 | Halle
Favorite Thriller Movie | 2014
Best Actress | 2014 | Halle
Best Thriller | 2013
Best Film | 2013 | Brad
Choice Movie Actress Drama | 2013 | Halle
Budget 13,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 68,572,378 USD
In the opening scene, one of the callers into the 911 centre states "I think I'm having an overdose and so is my wife" - the line made famous by Edward Sanchez, a policeman who confiscated marijuana from a suspect and then made brownies with it. He called 911 when he thought he had taken too much.
Halle Berry visited a call center and shadowed 911 operators in preparation for her role. She found their job to be very emotionally stressful.
Screenwriter Richard D'Ovidio got the idea for the film when his wife saw an interview with a 911 operator on TV. Researching the subject, he visited the Los Angeles Metropolitan Communications Dispatch Center and was surprised to find that it had its own back-up generators, bulletproof windows and a moat.
Originally envisioned as a TV series called "The Hive".
Halle Berry was initially cast in the lead role with Joel Schumacher directing. Schumacher dropped out and was replaced by Brad Anderson. Berry dropped out due to scheduling conflicts but once the start date was pushed up, she returned in the lead role.
"[last lines] Michael Foster: You're an operator. You can't do this! Jordan Turner: It's already done!"
"Casey Welson: Mom. Mom, you were always the perfect mother. You gave me everything that I ever wanted. And I love you. I love you so much. And I'm really sorry. Please don't ever forget me."
