The Last Sign

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In this supernatural thriller, Kathy (Andie MacDowell) is still coming to terms with the death of her husband, Jeremy (Tim Roth), several years after his passing, though the event filled her with mixed feelings -- while she was devastated by his death, he was also an alcoholic with an uncertain temper, and she hardly misses the violence he brought into her life. Wanting to bring in some extra money, Kathy decides to rent out a room in her house to a boarder. Her new tenant is a handsome engineer from France (Samuel Le Bihan), and she soon finds herself deeply infatuated with him. However, while Kathy may be a widow, she finds that Jeremy's spirit still walks the halls of their home, and he's been sent into a jealous rage by Kathy's new romance. The Last Sign was the first English-language feature from French filmmaker Douglas Law.

Rating:

PG-13 (adult situations)
Genre:

Horror, Mystery & Suspense
Directed By:

Douglas Law
Written By:

Ron Base, Anne Ray-Wendling
In Theaters:

May 13, 2004 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Mar 15, 2005
Runtime:

85 minutes
Studio:

First Look Pictures

Cast

Andie MacDowell
as Kathy

Tim Roth
as Jeremy

Margot Kidder
as Isabel

Samuel Le Bihan
as Marc

Amanda Jane Tilson
as Maggie

Lila Bata-Walsh
as Fiona

Mimi Kuzyk
as Isabel

Tyler Hynes
as Frank

Barry Flatman
as Al

Sean Tucker
as Mitchell Waggerty

Deborah Smith
as Joni Reisenbacher

Bill Rowat
as Real Estate Agent

Cory Bertrand
as Fergus

Moira Wylie
as Emily O'Brien

Don Jordan
as Airline Supervisor

Brian Paul Imperial
as Lab Assistant

Marcus Champagne
as Cop

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Audience Reviews for The Last Sign

Sep 21, 2009

a okay role for andy macdowell,as a widow looking after her kids, and starts to feel her dead husband is haunting her trying to reach her, never more inspiring than a tv movie,but theres good performances, and tim roth as the dead husband doing good flashback stuff, some creepy moments, but nothing to harsh, its enjoyable

scott g Super Reviewer