Cold Room
Brief Synopsis
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In this British-made (for cable) psychological thriller, Amanda Pays, in her first television movie, is a college girl who reluctantly accompanies her writer father, George Segal, on vacation to East Berlin and there discovers that her spirit has become inhabited by that of another girl living throu
Cast & Crew
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James Dearden
Director
George Segal
Hugh Martin
Amanda Pays
Carla Martin; Christa Bruchner
Renee Soutendijk
Lily
Warren Clarke
Bruchner
Anthony Higgins
Erich
Film Details
Genre
Thriller
Release Date
1984
Production Company
20th Century Fox; HBO Films; HBO Network- Home Box Office; Hbo Entertainment; Rank Film Laboratory
Location
St. Margarets, Twickenham, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom; Berlin, Germany
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 35m
Synopsis
In this British-made (for cable) psychological thriller, Amanda Pays, in her first television movie, is a college girl who reluctantly accompanies her writer father, George Segal, on vacation to East Berlin and there discovers that her spirit has become inhabited by that of another girl living through World War II with a Jewish dissident she is trying to smuggle from "the cold room" above her father's butcher shop that the Gestapo has under surveillance.
Director
James Dearden
Director
Cast
George Segal
Hugh Martin
Amanda Pays
Carla Martin; Christa Bruchner
Renee Soutendijk
Lily
Warren Clarke
Bruchner
Anthony Higgins
Erich
Elizabeth Spriggs
Frau Hoffman
Clifford Rose
Mokke
Ursula Howells
Headmistress
George Pravda
Doctor
Lucy Hornack
Sophie
Gertan Klauber
Older Nazi
Tristram Wymark
Young Nazi
Stuart Wolfe
Young Man
Wolf Rudiger Reuterman
Customs Officer
Judich Melische
Young Woman
Crew
Jason Adams
Assistant Editor
George Akers
Dubbing Editor
Mick Aldsley
Editor
Peter Arnold
Electrician
Wolfgang Bajorat
Location Manager
Francesco Bataller
Gaffer
Daryl Bristow
Wardrobe
Barry Brown
Camera
Renate Bruckner
Production Assistant
Linda Burtenshaw
Assistant Costume Designer
Paul Cadiou
Production Accountant
Jeffrey Caine
Source Material (From Novel)
Elaine Carew
Makeup Artist
Joan Carpenter
Hairdresser
Julia Chinnery
Sound Department
Harry Cordwell
Set Decorator
Noel Davies
Casting Director
Raymond Day
Associate Producer (Great Britain)
Rita Dean
Accounting Assistant
James Dearden
Screenwriter
Johnny Diamond
Best Boy
Roy Evans
Construction Manager
Jeremy Eynon
Office Runner
David Farrell
Camera
Mark Forstater
Producer
Brigitte Friedlander-rodriguez
Wardrobe Assistant
Paul Frift
Assistant Director
Louise Frogley
Costume Designer
Roxy Glassford
Production Assistant
Simon Hinkly
Assistant Director
Tim Hutchinson
Production Designer
Wolfgang Kallnischkes
On-Set Dresser
Larry Knox
Electrician
Monica Kolling
Other
Albrecht Konrad
Art Director
Dennis Lewis
Grip
Melvin Lind
Assistant Director
David Lindsay
Boom Operator
Adrian Louvain
Driver
David Lusby
Production
Mike Marks
Transportation Supervisor
Peter Maxwell
Dubbing Mixer
John Midgley
Sound Mixer
Michael Nyman
Music
Brian Payne
Property Master
Alan Phillips
Driver
Tony Pierce-roberts
Director Of Photography
Melinda Rees
Continuity
Heinz Werner Schneider
Location Manager
Horst D Sheel
Assistant Director
Eva Maria Shonecker
Assistant Director
Carole Stapleton
Other
Jimmy Stilwell
Camera Operator
Mario Stock
Property Master
Jordan J Stone
Office Runner
Marita Teelen
Production Accountant
Budge Tremlett
Assistant Editor
Steven Waldorf
Assistant Sound Editor
Frank Walsh
Assistant Art Director
Ian Watson
Art Director
Bob Weis
Producer
Ingrid Windisch
Associate Producer (Berlin)
Kirsten Wing
Unit Publicist
Mickey Woolard
Electrician
Sophie Zemrani
Assistant
Jeremy Zimmermann
Casting Assistant
Film Details
Genre
Thriller
Release Date
1984
Production Company
20th Century Fox; HBO Films; HBO Network- Home Box Office; Hbo Entertainment; Rank Film Laboratory
Location
St. Margarets, Twickenham, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom; Berlin, Germany
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 35m
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Aired in United States March 24, 1984
Aired in United States May 14, 1984
Shown at Cannes Film Festival May 14, 1984.
Released theatrically outside the United States.
