Night Orchid Trailer

Night Orchid Trailer (1997)

"Places talk to him." 03 November 1997 Thriller 106 mins

Clay Doyle, a drifter haunted by the ability to see violent events from the past, wanders into a small Florida town and falls in love with the ethereal Sarah Miller, despite increasingly disturbing visions of murder and decay.

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Cast

Clinton Ehrlich

as Factory Worker

Mary Ellen O'Brien

as June Mabel

Dale Paris

as Clay Doyle

Ryan s Davis

as Clay Doyle (Kid)

Alyssa Simon

as Sarah Miller

Mark Atkins

as Slash

Jed Carpenter

as Teenage Punk

Lee Dawson

as Lynch Man

Canara Price

as Store Clerk

James-Michael Roddy

as Young Bert

Paul Austin Sanders

as Irate Husband

Crew

Mark Atkins

Director

Paul Atkins

Paul Atkins Director of Photography

Mark Atkins

Mark Atkins Producer

Kohlie Frantzen

Kohlie Frantzen Associate Producer

Mary Ellen O'Brien

Mary Ellen O'Brien Executive Producer

Don Durie

Don Durie Production Design

Mike Kienast

Mike Kienast Art Direction

Steve Cona

Steve Cona Assistant Director

International Titles

Orchidea Nera Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 03 November 1997

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