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Film · 2016

The Limehouse Golem

Directed by Juan Carlos Medina · starring Nicholas Woodeson, Douglas Booth and Olivia Cooke

  • 1 h 49 min
  • 15
  • Crime · Thriller · Mystery
  • UK
  • Released in the UK 31 August 2017
  • 6.4 AverageMovieNCo
  • 6.1 Users4 votes
  • 6.8 Critics4 reviews

Synopsis

Set in the victorian streets of London, in 1880. A series of murders are being done in the district of Limehouse. Dan Leno, the most famous actor in town, tries to defend his friend Elizabeth Cree. The young lady faces the possibility of being executed in front of the town, because she is accused of murdering his husband. The death of Elizabeth seems to be granted, but the gossip of the people about these mysterious crimes, make people think that the actual murderer is a golem. To solve the uncertain crimes, the police will put the detective Kildare in charge to solve them. Nothing is what it seems and everybody is suspicious, and he has got a secret. Directed by Juan Carlos Medina and written by Jane Goldman.

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The essentials

Runtime
109 min1 hour and 49 minutes
Box office
£902,964in UK
Rating
15Suitable only for 15 years and over
How long is The Limehouse Golem?
1 hour and 49 minutes (109 minutes).
When was The Limehouse Golem released in the UK?
It was released in the UK on 31 August 2017.
Who directed The Limehouse Golem?
Juan Carlos Medina.
Who is in The Limehouse Golem?
It stars Nicholas Woodeson, Douglas Booth, Olivia Cooke and Sam Reid.
Where can I watch The Limehouse Golem?
In the UK you can watch it with a channel on Prime Video and on rent on Apple TV.
How much did The Limehouse Golem make?
It took £902,964 in UK.
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Writers
Jane Goldman

Videos and trailers

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Reviews

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6.1 4 votes

What the critics say average 6.8 from 4

  • 7.5 Screen DailyFionnuala Halligan "Medina and his team make good use of a limited budget to deliver some striking scenes of Victorian London, mostly by night." Read
  • 7.0 VarietyDennis Harvey "Adding to the sense of compressed-narrative claustrophobia, Medina?s lively presentation seems almost entirely studio-bound, with very few daylight exteriors and a flavorful but stagy feel to the… Read
  • 7.0 ColliderAdam Chitwood "The whole cast is pretty terrific, with Nighy doing traditionally swell work." Read

Box office

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  • UK £902,964

Soundtrack

All 2 songs
  1. I'm Waiting For Him TonightDouglas Booth Spotify
  2. What Did She Know About Railways?Olivia Cooke Spotify

Trivia

  • Alan Rickman

    The role portrayed by Bill Nighy was initially given to Alan Rickman, but the latter had to pull out of the project due to ill-health.

  • An Eurosport's commentator

    Jake Sanson is one of the supporting artists in this film, this movie is his debut.

  • Sitges Festival

    The film closed the Sitges Festival in 2016.

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