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Rabbit Hole
Promotional poster
Directed by	John Cameron Mitchell
Produced by	Nicole Kidman
Written by	David Lindsay-Abaire (play); (screenplay)
Starring	Nicole Kidman Aaron Eckhart Sandra Oh Dianne Wiest
Music by	Abel Korzeniowski
Editing by	Joe Klotz
Release date(s)	8 April 2010 (Argentina) 2010 (international)
Country	United States
Language	English
Budget	$10 million

Rabbit Hole is an upcoming 2010 drama starring Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart. David Lindsay-Abaire is adapting his own 2007 Tony Award-winning play of the same name, and John Cameron Mitchell is directing. Kidman is producing the project via her production company, Blossom Films.

Plot synopsis

Howie (Eckhart) and Becca Corbett (Kidman) are a happily married couple whose perfect world is forever changed when their young son is taken from them in a tragic car accident. As Becca redefines her place among friends & family, she finds solace in a mysterious relationship with the young driver of the car that killed her son.

Cast

• Nicole Kidman as Becca Corbett
• Aaron Eckhart as Howie Corbett
• Tammy Blanchard as Izzy, Becca's sister
• Dianne Wiest as Nat, Becca's mother
• Miles Teller as Jason, the driver
• Sandra Oh as Gabby
• Patricia Kalember as Peg
• Mike Doyle as Craig
• Jon Tenney as Rick
• Giancarlo Esposito as Auggie
• Phoenix List as Danny Corbett
• Sara Jane Blazo as Jason's Mother
• Ursula Parker as Lilly

Production

The project was filmed in New York in locations such as Douglaston and Queens. The $10 million production included a 28-day shoot.^[1]

Due to a scheduling conflict, Kidman left a role in the upcoming Woody Allen picture, You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger, in favour of this project.^[2]

Owen Pallett was linked to the score^[3] Although on 3 March 2010 it was revealed that it would be scored by Abel Korzeniowski, who recently scored A Single Man.^[4]

References

External links

• Rabbit Hole at the Internet Movie Database