In the film “No One Survived” (2013), the actors created fascinating images on the screen, thanks to which the picture won the love of the audience. This is an American horror project. The world premiere took place in Canada at the Toronto Film Festival. The tape was only in a limited global box office. The director was the Japanese Ryuhei Kitamura.
The plot of the picture
In the film “Nobody survived” (2013), actors on the screen appeared both famous and beginners. Among them, it is worth noting Luke Evans, Adelaide Clemens, Lee Tergesen.
According to the plot, a group of criminals abducts a young man and woman. They intend to torture them to extract the codes from bank cards, as well as pin codes, which promise them a large amount of profit. Searching the hostages' car, they discover a shocking find - a tied girl who is hidden in the trunk.
It soon turns out that this is a young student Emma Ward, who is looking for the police and relatives for the past few days. She was the only survivor of the terrible massacre that was staged by unknown people at the end of the semester party. The man who was abducted by the gang and staged the very massacre that caused so many people to suffer.
Luke evans
In the movie "Nobody Survived" (2013), actor Luke Evans played a hero nicknamed Driver. This is an actor and singer from Wales. He became widely popular, playing the role of the Bard archer in the trilogy of Peter Jackson "The Hobbit".
Also, many will recognize him, thanks to the role of the villain Luke, the main character's antagonist in the action movie Justin Lee "Fast and the Furious 6". In addition, he played the main role in the dramatic action movie Harry Shore "Dracula" and embodied the image of Gaston in the film adaptation of the cult Hollywood cartoon "Beauty and the Beast."
In the film "Nobody Survived" (2013), Evans was perhaps the most famous artist involved on the set. His track record has several nominations for prestigious film awards. In particular, in 2014, he claimed victory in the nomination “Best Actor in a Mini-Series” for his role in Chris Chibnall’s drama “The Great Train Robbery” at the television festival held annually in Monte Carlo. And in 2015, he was nominated for the British Independent Film Award for Best Supporting Role in Ben Wheatley’s dramatic science fiction thriller High-Rise. But both times, the reward passed him by.
So far, his main achievement remains his victory at the FOX youth film festival for his role as the best villain in the film adaptation of Beauty and the Beast.
Adelaide Clemens
In the film "Nobody Survived" (2013), the actors and the roles they performed were long remembered by the audience. This also applies to the Australian actress Adelaide Clemens.
In this picture, she played the role of Emma.
She spent her childhood with her parents in Japan. At 12, she returned to Australia, where she began her career on local television. She made her film debut in 2006 in the drama television series "Big Wave", dedicated to pupils of the school for surfers.
Her fame came after the role in the superhero action movie Gavin Hood "X-Men: The Beginning. Wolverine." She also starred in the popular American psychological multi-part drama "Lie to Me" on the same platform with Tim Roth.
Lee Tergesen
In the movie Nobody Survived, actor Lee Tergesen from the United States played a character named Hoag. Tergesen is a popular film actor who has played several dozens of roles in films and TV shows. In the film "Nobody Survived", the actor played one of his last roles at the moment.
For the first time, he appeared on the screen in the detective series "Law and Order" in the early 1990s. He came to popularity in 1991 when Tergesen played in the action movie Katherine Bigelow "On the crest of a wave" along with Patrick Swayze and Keanu Reeves.
In his acting career, he also played memorable characters in Martin Campbell’s horror comedy “The Price of the Death Spell,” Penelope Sfiris’s comedy “Wayne’s World”, the dramatic fantasy detective Catherine Bigelow, “Wild Palms,” the crime thriller John Edwildsen Slashineren Inferno "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning." One of the key roles he played in the biography crime drama Patty Jenkins "Monster", dedicated to serial killer Eileen Warnos, who killed seven men at point blank range, working as a prostitute in Florida.
Also, Tergesen is known for the TV series "Lie to Me", "Doctor House", "Desperate Housewives."