The Death and Life of Nancy Eaton (2003) (TV)

Director:

Jerry Ciccoritti

Writer:

William Scoular (writer)

Genre:

Thriller

Plot:

A television film based on the tragic death in 1985 of Nancy Eaton, department store heiress, brutally murdered by her childhood family friend...

Plot Keywords:

Character Name In Title

Awards:

1 win & 2 nominations

Cast

Alice Krige	...	Snubby Eaton
Jessica Paré	...	Nancy Eaton
Brendan Fletcher	...	Andrew Leyshon-Hughes
Leslie Hope	...	Sarah
Barclay Hope	...	Jim
Meghan Black	...	Anne-Marie
Greg Lawson	...	Ernest Leyshon-Hughes
Alexandra Harvey	...	Young Nancy
Brendan Prost	...	Young Andrew
Joyce Doolittle	...	Grandma Gossage
Brian Copping	...	Edward Eaton
Christian Davey	...	Tony
Chelsea Lunan	...	Julie
Hugh Delaney	...	Judge
Charlene Sashuk	...	Psychiatrist #1
Doug MacLeod	...	Group Therapist (as Douglas MacLeod)
Lorette Clow	...	Social Worker
Andy Maton	...	Psychiatrist #2
Valerie Planche	...	Psychiatrist #3
Larry Reese	...	Reggie
Larry Austin
Paul Dunphy	...	Newscaster
David Lereaney	...	Dr. Clive Owen
Reamonn Joshee	...	Skinny kid
Melanie Briggs	...	News Babe
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Kirsten Dunst
Brian Stollery	...	Case Officer

Directed by
Jerry Ciccoritti

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
William Scoular		writer

Produced by
Jamie Brown	....	producer
Wendy Hill-Tout	....	executive producer
Michael Prupas	....	executive producer
Michelle Wong	....	associate producer
Bernard Zukerman	....	producer

Original Music by
Haim Frank Ilfman

Cinematography by
Norayr Kasper

Film Editing by
Catherine Fletcher

Casting by
Marsha Chesley
Daniel Hubbard
Jackie Lind

Production Design by
Louise Middleton

Art Direction by
Bill Ives

Production Management
Eda Lishman	....	production manager
Evan Tussman	....	post-production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Lorraine Clements	....	second third assistant director
Travis McConnell	....	third assistant director
Brad Moerke	....	second assistant director
Kathy Ringer	....	third assistant director
Pierre Tremblay	....	first assistant director

Art Department
Tim C Campbell	....	paint coordinator
Barbara Chandler	....	scenic painter
Charmaine Husum	....	scenic artist
Loyola Lewis	....	scenic painter
Andrew Moreau	....	assistant art director
Susan Turner	....	set designer
Bev Ulmer	....	scenic painter
Jordy Wihak	....	assistant property master

Sound Department
Scott Donald	....	adr recordist
Mathew Knights	....	sound re-recording mixer
Anna Sulley	....	adr editor
Anna Sulley	....	sound effects editor

Visual Effects by
Mario Rachiele	....	visual effects supervisor

Camera and Electrical Department
Blair Bourque	....	grip
Kimberly French	....	still photographer
Rick Garbutt	....	time-lapse photographer
Grant Goodman	....	camera trainee
Cameron MacDonald	....	camera operator
Tim Milligan	....	dolly grip
Dale Nathan-Simons	....	grip
Grizz Salzl	....	first assistant camera
Gordon Schmidt	....	best boy electric
Leonard Schmidt	....	rigging grip
Rick D. Schmidt	....	key grip
Chris Speers	....	best boy
Susan Strembitsky	....	second assistant camera (as Sue Strembitsky)

Casting Department
Suzy Gionette	....	extras casting assistant
Alyson Lockwood	....	extras casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Sonja Clifton-Remple	....	costume truck supervisor
Kelly Fraser	....	assistant costume designer

Transportation Department
Howard Horwitz	....	driver

Other crew
Alana Fletcher	....	dancer
Jan Gillan	....	first assistant accountant
Therese Ludlow	....	assistant production coordinator
Jason Nolan	....	trainee location manager
Chooch Paglaro	....	video coordinator
Michele Patsula	....	script supervisor
Heather Roscorla	....	first assistant accountant
Donna Serafinus	....	assistant: Wendy Hill-Tout
Alysa Sun	....	production assistant
Steve Taylor	....	choreographer
Christine Tyson	....	executive assistant
Lisa Ungarian	....	production coordinator
Lise Ungarian	....	production coordinator
Rita Wong	....	trainee production coordinator

Production Companies

• Muse Entertainment Enterprises
• Voice Pictures

Distributors

• Muse Distribution International
• New Concorde Home Entertainment

Also Known As:

Deadly Friends (USA) (working title)

MPAA:

Rated R for violent images, language, some drug use and sexuality.

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:R

Company:

Muse Entertainment Enterprises

A movie that hit home

I think that more movies should be made like this. There are a lot of people out there that have problems and they don't know it or they know it but don't get help. and something bad happens and nothing gets done about it except a slap on the hand because they are mental ill. this movie really hit home for me, but in my case in turned out for the good instead of the bad which could of happened if i did not get out of the relationship. In Nancy's case she was just trying to be a good friend trying to help him and it turned out for the worse because he could not deal with the fact that she did feel the sane way about him as he felt for her. and that lead him to kill her. it could of been a different story if he would of got help.