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Release Date:
April 28, 2019
Original Title:
A Night to Die For
Genres:
Crime | Horror | Mystery
Production Countries:
United Kingdom
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 13
A twist on the Murder Mystery Cluedo, which centers around Miss Scarlett and her close friends at her stepfather Sam's birthday gathering. As the game begins Sam collapses and it is assumed that this was part of the game. However, as a mysterious inspector no one recognizes starts questioning the guests they all soon discover that the death was real and they are now all in danger.
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Boom Operator:
Mohammed Mbaye
Director:
Robin De Vernon Ryding
Director of Photography:
Callum Davidson
Robin De Vernon Ryding
Editor:
Robin De Vernon Ryding
Callum Davidson
Hair Department Head:
Kirsty Joanne Zaharia
Lighting Coordinator:
Adam Lammie
Location Manager:
Robin De Vernon Ryding
Makeup & Hair Assistant:
Monique Kelly
Makeup Artist:
Ellen Patterson
Producer:
Robin De Vernon Ryding
Production Assistant:
Gregor Traynor
Runner Art Department:
Heather Watson
Daniella Zaharia
Script Editor:
Callum Davidson
Robin De Vernon Ryding
Sound Mixer:
Findlay Cowan
Writer:
Scott Thomson
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