
No options. No lies. No fear. No deals. Just keep talking.
A slick New York publicist who picks up a ringing receiver in a phone booth is told that if he hangs up, he'll be killed... and the little red light from a laser rifle sight is proof that the caller isn't kidding.
- 6.9
- 2003
- Released
- 1h 21m

Colin Farrell
Stu Shepard
Kiefer Sutherland
The Caller
Forest Whitaker
Captain Ramey
Radha Mitchell
Kelly Shepard
Katie Holmes
Pamela McFadden
Paula Jai Parker
Felicia
Arian Ash
Corky
Tia Texada
Asia
John Enos III
Leon
Richard T. Jones
Sergeant Cole
Keith Nobbs
Adam
Dell Yount
Pizza Guy
James MacDonald
Negotiator
Josh Pais
Mario
Yorgo Constantine
ESU Commander
Colin Patrick Lynch
ESU Technician
Svetlana Efremova
Erica
Billy Erb
Lars
Domenick Lombardozzi
Wyatt
Maile Flanagan
Lana
Tom Reynolds
Richard
Julio Oscar Mechoso
Hispanic Medic
Karara Muhoro
Nigerian Vendor
Zidu Chen
Korean Husband
Shu Lan Tuan
Korean Wife
Dean Cochran
Reporter #1
Amy Kowallis
Reporter #2
Tory Kittles
Reporter #3
Bruce Roberts
Reporter #4
Tyree Michael Simpson
Doorman
Dean Tarrolly
Newscaster
Mary Randle
Dispatcher
Paul Fontana
Dispatcher
Steve Alterman
(voice)
Kimberly Bailey
(voice)
Jason Broad
(voice)
Lanei Chapman
(voice)
Django Craig
(voice)
Judith Durand
(voice)
Greg Finley
(voice)
Ramón Franco
(voice)
Anneliese Goldman
(voice)
Rick Gonzales
(voice)
Tracy Metro
(voice)
Jason Pace
(voice)
Juan Pope
(voice)
Nicole Prescott
(voice)
Cheryl Tyre Smith
(voice)
John Vargas
(voice)
Tanya Vidal
(voice)
Billy 'Sly' Williams
(voice)
Ruth Zalduondo
(voice)
Ben Foster
Big Q (uncredited)
Jared Leto
Bobby (uncredited)
Mia Cottet
Lu Ann (uncredited)![Phone Booth (2002) Original Trailer [FHD]](https://img.youtube.com/vi/PEDTSk69HcA/hqdefault.jpg)

Released
en
$13,000,000.00
$97,837,138.00
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- #new york city
- #psychopath
- #terrorism
- #real time
- #publicist
- #affair
- #phone booth
Reviews
"Phone Booth" starts off a bit slow in the first act, but it quickly picks up the pace and becomes more intense as it goes along. Colin Farrell and Forest Whitaker deliver fantastic performances that really bring the intensity to life. Kiefer Sutherland, who I know and love from 24, is chilling as the voice on the phone, adding a menacing layer even without much screen time. What’s also impr

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Phone Booth dials up its millennial tension through suspenseful confined calls. Joel Schumacher is a rather inconsistent director. Unusual, yet capricious. From ‘The Lost Boys’ to ‘Batman & Robin’, his career has been considerably scattershot in terms of quality. Phone Booth, whilst quintessentially being a product of its time, happens to be his most simplistic. An arrogant publicist is held hosta











