Banner created by Victoria! ![]() "The Beach is: a luminous voyage into the dark side of humanity's increasingly tenuous dreams of paradise." |
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Supporting Cast Paterson Joseph (Keaty) Lars Arenz-Hanson (Bugs) Staffan Kihlbom (Christo) Jukka Hiltunen (Karl) Magnus Lindgren (Sten) Zelda Tinska (Sonja) Lidija Zovkic (Mirjana) Victoria Smurfit (weather girl) Samuel Gough (guitar man) Peter Gevisser (Gregorio) Daniel Caltagirone (Unhygenix) Bindu De Stoppani, Gunilla Karlson, Ramon Woolfe, Andrew Carmichael, Tomothy Webster, Helene De Fougerolles, Elizabeth Thomas, Isabella Seibert, Stacy Hart, Nina Jacques, Sian Martin, Myriam Archarki, Josh Cole, Jamie Edgell, Sheridan Jones (beach community members) Peter Youngblood Hills (Zepth) Jerry Swindall (Sammy) Saskia Mulder (Hilda) Simone Huber (Eva) Director: Danny Boyle |
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Japanese Premiere London Premiere French Premiere LA Premiere German Filmfest A VHS Review Synopsis and Opinions Reviews Articles and News The Beach and a Boy The Dream Page Home Galleries The Beach Collages The Beach Archives Figment Films Images The Beach Gallery 1 The Beach Gallery 2 The Beach Gallery 3 The Beach Gallery 4 The Beach Gallery 5 The Beach Gallery 6 The Beach Gallery 7 The Beach Gallery 8 The Beach Gallery9 The Beach Gallery10 The Beach Gallery11 From Black Book magazine Winter 98/99 issue: Interview With Alex Garland: Garland has just completed a round of interviews to promote The Tessaract (his latest book). Most of these
were conducted by breathless young women journalists eager to comment on his looks (good), his new found
wealth (Considerable), his famous girlfriend (the actress Paloma Baeza), and his relationship with Leonardo
DiCaprio (distant to non-existent). In the 2 years since I first met Alex Garland, his life has changed utterly - and it is soon again, even more
dramatically. For hurtling towards him is a juggernaut in the form of Danny Bolye's film of the Beach, a film that
will surely act as a global flyer for the novel on which it is based, propelling Garland towards improbable wealth
and into the arms of a grateful movie industry. He has read the script and concedes that it is good, radically
good, "So many film adaptations destroy the original book but in this case, I am very impressed. I know they will
make a good - possibly great - film and I am just so curious to see it". |
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![]() The International Premiere was held in London on Wednesday February 9th. This is one of my favourite excerpts from Alex Garland's book
Click here to find a great interview with the underwater photographer for The Beach. |
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