1. Plot

2. Cast

3. Production
     Casting    Filming  

4. Reception

5. References

6. External links

Plot

A struggling unstable stand-up Comedian Marcus Crowe (Michael Lieber) and his girlfriend Jill Scott (Loren Pete) move into a vacant bedroom in an elderly couples house, Henry and Josephine Baker (Christopher Craig and Antonia Davies) in a quiet suburb of Oxfordshire in an effort to save money, as the story progresses and friction begins to build between a high tempered Henry and a stir-crazy Marcus it becomes ever more apparent that a sinister intention is drawing ever closer for the young couple, as the sweet idyllic country home in bombarded by intimidating police man, unwanted phone calls and mysterious trams, Marcus and Jill have completely disappeared from the room without a trace. ^[3]

Cast

• Michael Lieber as Mark Crowe
• Vas Blackwood as Detective McQueen
• Jon Campling as Gary the Tramp
• Loren Peta as Jill Scott
• Christopher Craig as Henry Baker
• Antonia Davies as Josephine Baker
• Frederik von Lüttichau as Detective Teller
• Ben Ellis as Jason Scott
• Natalie Ann Parry as Chloe
• Topher Cox as Ben
• Jonny Pert as Dead Boy

Production

Casting

Castings were held in 2014 by Devanand Shanmugam (Director) Matthew J. Gunn (Script Writer) and Topher Cox (Producer) in Oxford England. The first to be secured was Michael Lieber to play the lead role of Mark Crowe he mentions this in a press interview for the Gulf News in 9 July 2014,^[5] Christopher Craig and Antonia Davies were cast shortly after to play Henry and Josephine Baker, the auditioning of the psychologically intense role of Jill Scott proved difficult and was recast several times before finally settling on Loren Peta, minor roles and cameo appearance were resolved over the rehearsal period (Jon Campling as Gary the Tramp, Vas Blackwood as Detective McQueen and Ben Ellis as Jill's brother Jason Scott).

Filming

Filming took place inside an old country house in suburban Oxfordshire England which was a converted Christian church, other locations included a specially design basement in the back garden of the property^[6]

Reception

The film received mixed reviews from critic, gbhbl.com^[7] called A Room to Die For "one big mess of tired ideas".

References

External links

• A Room To Die For | [https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/a_room_to_die_for/ Rotten Tomatoes]
• A Room To Die For | [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4177498 IMDB Page]
• A Room To Die For | British Board of Film Classification
• A Room To Die For | [https://www.facebook.com/A-Room-To-Die-For-652235088217945/?ref=br_rs Facebook Page]
• A Room To Die For | Allmovie

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