The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer
Brief Synopsis
Set in 1907, this prequel to the Stephen King thriller "Rose Red" is based on the diary of the character Ellen Rimbauer, who writes of the mysterious house she and her husband inhabit that was built on an ancient burial ground and shows evidence of being haunted.
Cast & Crew
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Craig Stearns
Director
Brad Greenquist
Deirdre Quinn
Lisa Brenner
Steven Brand
Hans Altwies
Film Details
Also Known As
Diary of Ellen Rimbauer
Genre
Adaptation
Drama
Sequel
Thriller
Release Date
2003
Location
Thornewood Castle, Lakewood, Washington, USA
Technical Specs
Duration
2h
Synopsis
Set in 1907, this prequel to the Stephen King thriller "Rose Red" is based on the diary of the character Ellen Rimbauer, who writes of the mysterious house she and her husband inhabit that was built on an ancient burial ground and shows evidence of being haunted.
Cast
Brad Greenquist
Deirdre Quinn
Lisa Brenner
Steven Brand
Hans Altwies
Kathryn Witt
Betty Moyer
Tsidii Leloka
Karen Heaven
Tsai Chin
Jennifer Mercein
Eric Keenleyside
Courtney Burness
Kate Burton
Secunda Smith
Claire Vardiel
Deb Craig
Jacob Guzman
Frank Buxton
Shelly Lipkin
Tony Doupe
Crew
Steven Barnes
Assistant Camera
Ted Barnes
Gaffer
Sonny Baskin
Editor
Craig Baxley
Stunt Coordinator
Robert Beaumont
Key Grip
Kathleen Tomasik Black
Casting Associate
Paul Brewster
Stunts
Thomas H Brodek
Producer
Barbara A Brown
Script Supervisor
Ken Burton
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Mark Carliner
Executive Producer
Gary Chang
Music
Misty Cohn
Boom Operator
Gregory Paul Collier
Camera Operator
E Larry Day
Makeup Artist
Bruce Dunn
Coproducer
Joao Fernandes
Director Of Photography
Dan Fisher
Transportation Coordinator
Bruce Greene
Steadicam Operator
Greg Hooper
Set Designer
Norman Howell
Stunts
Stephen King
Executive Producer
Lynn Kressel
Casting Director
Ron Leamon
Costume Designer
Henry Earl Lewis
Costume Supervisor
Richard Malzahn
Visual Effects Supervisor
Melissa Matthies
Property Master
Eugene Mazzola
Assistant Director
Zita Mazzola
Production Coordinator
Brenda Meyers-ballard
Set Decorator
Randy Moore
Art Director
Ron Otis
Stunts
Luis Patino
Post-Production Supervisor
Bruce Pearson
Color Timer
Ridley Pearson
Source Material
Ridley Pearson
Teleplay
Andre Perreault
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Mary Pyanowski
Hair Stylist
Ron Rauch
Assistant Editor
Richard Reseigne
Construction Coordinator
Valley Via Reseigne
Unit Production Manager
Bob Riggs
Special Effects Supervisor
Gary Schuller
Stunts
George Shockley
Location Manager
Craig Stearns
Production Designer
Richard Taylor
Supervising Sound Editor
Douglas Tourtelot
Sound Mixer
Heidi L Walker
Casting Director
Lynn Wegenka
Assistant Director
Dean Wein
Voice Casting
Craig R West
Assistant Director
Sherry Whitfield
Music Editor
Anne Wilson
Production Accountant
Film Details
Also Known As
Diary of Ellen Rimbauer
Genre
Adaptation
Drama
Sequel
Thriller
Release Date
2003
Location
Thornewood Castle, Lakewood, Washington, USA
Technical Specs
Duration
2h
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Aired in United States May 12, 2003
Aired in United States October 14, 2003
Status Notes: Stephen King's involvement is not confirmed at this point, 1/15/03
Status Update: Preproduction, 1/15/03
Status Update: Wrapped, 2/11/03
