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Cast

Leelee Sobieski
as Ruby Baker

Diane Lane
as Dr. Erin Madre-Glass

Stellan Skarsgard
as Terrence Glass

Trevor Morgan
as Rhett Clark Baker

Bruce Dern
as Mr. Alvin Begleiter

Kathy Baker
as Nancy Ryan

Rita Wilson
as Grace Heather Swenson-Baker

Chris Noth
as Uncle Jack Swenson

Michael O'Keefe
as David Anthony Baker

Agnes Bruckner
as Zoe Sendock

Vyto Ruginis
as Whitey Soullevald

Gavin O'Connor
as Donald Whitworth

Carly Pope
as Tasha Bess

China Jesusita Shavers
as E.B. Mitchell

Michael Paul Chan
as Mr. Kim

Rachel Wilson
as Hannah

Rutanya Alda
as Vice Principal

Erick Avari
as Ted Ross

Mia Barrentine
as 5-Year-Old Ruby

John Billingsley
as Driving Instructor

Richard Anthony Crenna
as Cop

Maia Danziger
as Deirdre

Maya Danziger
as Deirdre

Leslie Sackheim
as Waitress

Stephanie Ittleson
as Officer

Harry Johnson
as Minister

January Jones
as Girl

Kirk Kinder
as Sheriff

Maya McGlaughlin
as Receptionist

Maya McGlaughin
as Receptionist

Wayne Morse
as Psycho Killer

Michelle Nordin
as Teen Queen

Brent Sexton
as Mechanic

Paul Tuerpé
as Traffic Cop

Julia Vera
as Vicki

Kim Webster
as Miss. Drake

D. Elliot Woods
as Cop

Alice Hirson
as Mrs. Morgan

Drew Snyder
as Mr. Morgan

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• Jan 22, 2019

  There was really no intrigue in The Glass House which is missing a pretty fundamental step when you're making a mystery/thriller.
  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer
• Oct 07, 2014

  The psychological thriller The Glass House has an interesting set up, but fails to deliver any true terror. The plot follows two children, Ruby and Rhett Baker, who are orphaned and taken in by their parent's friends, the Glasses, but before long Rudy starts to suspect that the Glasses have a sinister reason for having taken them in and could be behind her parent's deaths. The cast has some impressive talent and features Leelee Sobieski, Stellan Skarsgard, Diane Lane, and Bruce Dern. However, the script is a little weak and leaves too much ambiguity to sustain much tension or suspense. And before long, the story falls into formula and becomes pretty predictable. There's some mystery to The Glass House, but it's rather underwhelming and lacks real peril and danger.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Feb 20, 2013

  Fairly predictable, it's easy to guess what goes on in the film with it's heavy foreshadowing and the conventional plot. Another one of those rich people problems film featuring good actors in distress, very much the same as the films we've all seen before.
  

  Sylvester K Super Reviewer
• Jul 28, 2012

  An orphaned teen and her brother live with a sinister family friend after their parents die. Aside from the sheer joy of watching Stellan Skarsgard be bad, there is nothing unique or new about this thriller, which is as predictable as it is lame. Leelee Sobieski is a boring heroine, and Diane Lane is woefully underused. Overall, I have very little to say about this film because the film has very little to say.
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