Patrick (2013)

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Sharni Vinson

Kathy Jacquard

Rachel Griffiths

Matron Cassidy

Charles Dance

Dr Roget

Peta Sergeant

Nurse Williams

Damon Gameau

Ed Penhaligon

Martin Crewes

Dr Brian Wright

Eliza Taylor

Nurse Panicale

Simone Buchanan

Patrick's Mother

Shane Nagle

Lover

Chris Fortuna

Fraser

Rod Mullinar

Morris

María Mercedes

Ed's Doctor

Camilla Meoli

Happy Nurse
(as Camilla Jackson)

Brendan Bacon

Diving Accident Patient

Carole-Ann Aylett

Barmaid

Jackson Gallagher

Patrick

Belinda Kelly

Nurse
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Cheki Nolan

Coma Patient
(non citato nei titoli originali)

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Quiz
Whenever Dr. Roget (Charles Dance) is listening to music it is music from the score composed by Brian May for the original 'Patrick' (1978) picture.

Blooper
During the opening credits, we see a newspaper article. The visible headline says "Boy Physician," and the article tells of a boy of 15, Sebastian Roget, who is the youngest student ever admitted to Oxford, and only 2 years left of schooling before becoming a doctor. The wording of the article takes place in the present tense, while Dr. Roget is still a teen, however the photo in the article shows Dr. Roget as an older man, with crows feet wrinkles around his eyes.

Curiosità sui crediti
After the movie credits have ended, we get to see an image of main character Patrick, as well as the two words "PATRICK VIVE" popping up, an homage to the Italian film "Patrick vive ancora" (1980), a sequel to the original "Patrick" (1978).

Connessioni
Featured in The Spit, the Stunts, the Sex & the Gore: Behind the Scenes of Patrick (2014)

Colonne sonore
Patrick
(Music from the 1978 Motion Picture "Patrick (1978)")
Composed and conducted by Brian May
© 1978 Australian International Film Corporation Pty Ltd
Published by BMG Chrysalis/Cherry Lane Music Publishing Inc

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6/10

Saw this in it's limited run in Melbourne. The movie is quite strange and has just the right amount of creepy to keep you entertained for the entire running time, but I feel this should've added a prequel element to make the obsessiveness work better.

The acting was great, and the film is pretty average, but if you are into these psychological films than you'd probably enjoy it more than I did.

Sharni Vinson is great as the leading lady and new nurse at the hospital, and she always has this believability about her which is great. Rachel Griffiths was also fantastic as the head nurse and every time she popped up you wanted to find out what the deal is with her being so cold and black hearted.