- Type
- Film
- Status
- Released
- Release
- July 27, 2007 (17 years ago)
- Language
- English
- Origin
- United States
- Runtime
- 1h 38m
An American Crime
Where to watch (United States)
Cast
Elliot PageSylvia Likens
Catherine KeenerGertrude Baniszewski
Hayley McFarlandJennifer Faye 'Jennie' Likens
Nick SearcyLester Likens
Romy RosemontBetty Likens
Ari GraynorPaula Baniszewski
Scout Taylor-ComptonStephanie Baniszewski
Tristan JarredJohnny Baniszewski
Hannah LeighShirley Baniszewski
Bradley WhitfordProsecutor
James FrancoAndy
Scott EastwoodEric
Michael O'KeefeReverend Bill Collier
Carlie WestermanMarie Baniszewski
Michelle BenesHope Orbach
Jeremy SumpterCoy Hubbard
Brian GeraghtyBradley
Channing NicholsPatty
Michael WelchTeddy
Evan PetersRicky Hobbs
Amy FergusonSally
Will CarterOfficer Waters
Edward James GageBailiff
Patricia PlaceMrs. Doyle
Crew
Reviews
An American Crime Unpleasant at every turn and about as enlightening as the newspaper recap following the death of Gertrude Baniszewski, who oversaw the torture and eventual m...
An American Crime -- New York Magazine TV Review - Nymag If you loved Juno, maybe you should skip An American Crime. What happens to Ellen Page as Sylvia Likens in this Showtime gothic shouldn’t happen to our wor...
Home-Grown, Everyday Sadism (Published 2008) Based on the true story of Sylvia Likens, a teenage girl in Indianapolis in 1965 who found herself subjected to horrific cruelties, “An American Crime” a...
Home-Grown, Everyday Sadism (Published 2008) Based on the true story of Sylvia Likens, a teenage girl in Indianapolis in 1965 who found herself subjected to horrific cruelties, “An American Crime” a...
An American Crime Director and co-scripter Tommy O'Haver brings no depth or insight to his account of a horrific true-life 1965 murder case that involved a girl's systematic t...
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