Crimson Peak
Heiress‑turned‑author Edith Cushing must outwit a ruthless patriarch, untangle deadly secrets surrounding a cursed inheritance, and fight for her heart with the enigmatic Sir Thomas Sharpe before a murderous conspiracy destroys everything she loves.
“Love makes monsters of us all.”
Synopsis
After experiencing a family tragedy, an aspiring author finds herself caught between her feelings for her childhood friend and the allure of a mysterious outsider. As she attempts to move on from the haunting memories of her past, she is drawn to a house that possesses a life of its own—capable of breathing, bleeding, and remembering.
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Edited by Bernat VilaplanaShot by Dan LaustsenScored by Fernando VelazquezDesigned by Thomas E Sanders
Box Office
2015 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 1.4× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$74.7M
Opening week (7-day): $16.9M
Peak 2,984 theaters
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Cast & Crew
56 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Mia Wasikowska
as Edith Cushing
Jessica Chastain
as Lucille Sharpe
Tom Hiddleston
as Thomas Sharpe
Charlie Hunnam
as Dr. Alan McMichael
Jim Beaver
as Carter Cushing
Burn Gorman
as Holly
Leslie Hope
as Mrs. McMichael
Jonathan Hyde
as Ogilvie
Doug Jones
as Lady Sharpe
Bruce Gray
as Ferguson
Emily Coutts
as Eunice McMichael
Alec Stockwell
as Finlay
Supporting cast
34Brigitte Robinson
as Secretary Jane
Gillian Ferrier
as Society Girl
Tamara Hope
as Society Girl
Kimberly Sue Murray
as Society Girl
Sofia Wells
as Young Edith
Joanna Douglas
as Maid Annie
Bill Lake
as Coroner
Jim Watson
as Shipping Agent
Javier Botet
as Enola / Margaret / Pamela
Peter Spence
as Manager
Danny Waugh
as Club Attendant
Sean Hewitt
as Reverend
William Healy
as Young Alan
Matia Jackett
as Young Eunice
Karen Glave
as Maid
Khadijah Roberts Abdullah
as Maid
John Carter Craig
as Patient
Martin Julien
as Postal Clerk
Brian Kaulback
as Vendor
Richard Kerr
as Vendor
Shane Mcpherson
as Vendor
Tim Blake
as Reverend
Thomas Dorey
as Architect
Erik Bauersfield
as Additional Voices (voice)
Joan Washington
as Additional Voices (voice)
Beatrice Basso
as Additional Voices (voice)
Mitzi Mccall
as Additional Voices (voice)
Susanne Blakeslee
as Additional Voices (voice)
Drew Davis
as Additional Voices (voice)
T J Mcgibbon
as Additional Voices (voice)
Anneliese Goldman
as Additional Voices (voice)
Jenna Weir
as Additional Voices (voice)
Amanda Smith
as Beatrice (uncredited)
Laura Waddell
as Pamela Upton (uncredited)
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