47 Meters Down

47 Meters Down (2017)

Timing: 1:29 (89 min)

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Actors and characters

Release date

2017-05-25

Country

, United Kingdom, United States

Production

Dimension Films, Tea Shop & Film Company, The Fyzz, Lantica Media, Flexibon Films, Dragon Root Securities, Altitude Film Sales, Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures

Genre

Thriller, Adventure, Horror

Budget

$5 500 000

Revenue

$62 187 529

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Director

Johannes Roberts

Actors

Mandy Moore, Claire Holt, Matthew Modine, Chris Johnson, Yani Gellman, Santiago Segura, Axel Mansilla, Mayra Juárez
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Scenario

Johannes Roberts, Ernest Riera

Producer

James Harris, Mark Lane, Bob Weinstein, Harvey Weinstein, Robert Jones, Will Clarke, Wayne Marc Godfrey, Andy Mayson, Lee Vandermolen, Andrew Boucher

Operator

Mark Silk

Composer

Tom Hajdu

Artist

Ivanna Bolonotto

Audition

Colin Jones

Editing

Martin Brinkler
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• Most of the underwater filming took place at The Underwater Studio in Basildon, UK.
• Mandy Moore and Claire Holt specifically took scuba diving lessons.
• Finely chopped broccoli was added to the aquarium water to make it appear cloudy and full of microorganisms living at the bottom. According to Mandy Moore, it became unpleasant after a while – 'it was like filming in soup'.
• James Van Der Beek played the role of Lisa's friend, Stuart. He even filmed some scenes with Mandy Moore, but all of these scenes were cut during editing, so Stuart is only mentioned in the film.
• Finely chopped broccoli was added to the pool water to make it appear murky and full of microorganisms living at the bottom. According to Mandy Moore, it became unpleasant after a while – "it was like filming in soup."
• James Van Der Beek played the role of Lisa's friend, but all of his scenes were cut during editing.
• Finely chopped broccoli was added to the pool water to make it appear cloudy and teeming with microorganisms at the bottom. According to Mandy Moore, it became unpleasant after a while – “it felt like filming in soup.”