The Deep End of the Ocean
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Ulu Grosbard
John Kapelos
Steve Ireland
Rose Gregorio
Ana Gabriel
Alexa Penavega
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Beth Cappadora is like most mothers--loving, devoted and occasionally overwhelmed by the demands of caring for her family and maintaining a successful career as a photographer. With her small three children in tow, she arrives at a hotel for her 15th high school reunion weekend. In the middle of the crowded lobby, she looks away for a moment--and in that moment her three-year-old son Ben disappears. A frantic search turns up nothing; he has vanished in the blink of an eye, seemingly without a trace. As hours turn into days, days into months, Ben's disappearance has a devastating effect on Beth's ability to cope, creating tensions between her and her husband Pat as well as her son, Vincent. Time goes by, and with Pat's help, Beth and the children go back to leading a seemingly normal life. Then one day, some nine years later, a boy knocks on the Cappadora's door, a boy who is the same age that there missing son would be now--could it be him?
Director
Ulu Grosbard
Cast
John Kapelos
Steve Ireland
Rose Gregorio
Ana Gabriel
Alexa Penavega
Timothy Davis-reed
Joey Simmrin
Jonathan Jackson
Patricia M Leahy
Scott William Mckinlay
Cory Buck
Michael Mcelroy
Jennifer Reznicoff
John Roselius
Pete Sutton
Susie Spear
Steve Blalock
Van Epperson
Mike Watson
Lucinda Jenney
Ken Magee
Treat Williams
Wayne Duvall
Robert Zajonc
Nancy Sullivan
Frank Marocco
Tony Musante
Maryanne Summers
Robert Cicchini
Scott A. Bobbitt
Mcnally Sagal
Gerald Mcsorley
Mickey Swenson
Todd Jeffries
Robert Clotworthy
Jim James
K. K. Dodds
Michael Mcgrady
Emidio Antonio
Michelle Pfeiffer
Brenda Strong
Ron Von Gober
Whoopi Goldberg
Daniel Hagen
Wylie Small
Lisa Maris
Ryan Merriman
Stephanie Feury
Holly Towne
Aison Mcmillian
Crew
Gina R. Alfano
Suzanne Anaya
George Bamber
John M. Bauman
Elmer Bernstein
Emilie A Bernstein
Sonia Bhalla
Kevin Bissada
John Bloom
Ron Bochar
Julian Bratolyubov
Frank Capra
Frank Capra
Patricia Carlin
Budd Carr
Amanda Chamberlin
Ksm Chan
Joseph L E Chernier
Bill Cimino
Peter C Clarke
Richard Cody
Marko Costanzo
Dustin Courtney
John Coven
Stephanie Cramer
Daniel R Davis
Ray De La Motte
Stacy De La Motte
Susie Desanto
Lee Dichter
Kenna Docringer
Jim Dunlap
Kathy Durning
James R. Dyer
Susan Ehrhart
Katrina Elder
Josh Elliott
Armando Fente
Chris Fielder
Carl Fischer
Anne Fishbein
Jennifer Freed
Todd Fulkerson
Adam Geiger
Michael Germain
Mickey Giacomazzi
Stephen Goldblatt
Stephen Goldblatt
Lewis Goldstein
Jan Gould
Allan Graf
Kate Guinzburg
Shane Habberstad
Deborah A Hall
Bill Henry
Mo Henry
Justine M Herbron
Michael Shawn Herron
Harry Higgins
Bill Hiney
Ken Hixon
Petur Hliddal
Robert Hunter
Jay Huntoon
David Hyman
Laura Iler
Matt Iwanoff
Sondra James
Steven D Jensen
Kristen Jimenez
Robert Kaiser
Caren Kaplow
Nathan Kaproff
Lora Kennedy
Frank Kern
Nancy Kirhoffer
Susan Kistler
Michael Knott
Mary Kohnert
Luca Kouimelis
Leslie J Kovacs
Timothy Lampros
Sgawn S Landis
Elizabeth Lapp
Mike Leon
Tom Leonardis
Aimee Levine
Kris Fullan Martinez
Dennis Mccarthy
Bernard Mcnulty
Barbara Mesney
Jacquelyn Mitchard
Jennifer Morrison Holyfield
Candace Neal
Steven Nicolaides
Kenneth Nishino
Jim Ondrejko
Joseph Ondrejko
Michelle Parvin
Eric Sean Persons
Mark Poll
Anne Pope
Jennifer Ralston
Joe Ramsey
K G Ramsey
Nicholas Renbeck
Joe Roddey
Christina Rosati
Zade Rosenthal
Kristy Sager
Charlie Saldana
Stephen Schiff
Dennis Seawright
Rick Sharp
Ronnie Specter
Carl Stensel
Philip Stockton
Wayne Stone
Eileen Sieff Stroup
Alix Taylor
Mikis Theodorakis
Antonia Van Drimmelen
Mark Van Loon
Julia Walker
Dan Wallin
Chuck Wayt
Bill Wells
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States Spring March 12, 1999
Released in United States on Video August 10, 1999
Completed shooting January 30, 1998.
Began shooting October 27, 1997.
Via Rosa is actress Michelle Pfeiffer's production company; her partner is one of the film's producers, Kate Guinzburg.
Released in United States Spring March 12, 1999
Released in United States on Video August 10, 1999