An American thriller movie, hotel theme, room number is 1048 (probably! ) What's your name?

In 1408, john cusack plays a writer who writes novels for famous haunted houses all over the world. He has studied all kinds of "unsolved mysteries" and found that the truth behind the so-called mysterious facts is not so confusing. Of course, he also had a sad experience-in the words of Micael Haverstrom, the director, Mike was a wounded soul, and became capricious because of the pain of losing his daughter: "He lost himself because he was so sad, depressed and depressed that he didn't even know what he was looking for."

After receiving an anxious postcard with extremely vague wording, which implied the secret hidden behind the door of room 1408, Mike decided to write this mysterious incident into the last chapter of his new book. He checked into the Dolphin Hotel in new york, where he met Mr. Olin, the hotel manager. John cusack said, "Mike blamed the secret of room 1408 on a part of the careful planning of Olin and his staff. If it is as written in the novel, the occupancy rate of this hotel will be reduced by at least half. " But soon, Mike found himself completely wrong. Kusak went on to say, "When he moved in, the hotel's address changed to California, and some strange things really happened. It's like this room is alive, alive and aggressive. "

Director Micael Haverstrom said: "Mike's experience in Room 1408 is actually more like a manifestation of his demons in the real world. He must overcome his fears in order to overcome these terrible things. " Samuel jackson plays Gerald Olin in the film, which is a minor role to Mike. John cusack said, "I like working with Jackson very much. Maybe you think many people can play the role of Olin, but try to imagine that only Jackson seems to be the most suitable-if he tells you not to go into that room, you shouldn't go in. "

Samuel jackson's understanding of his role is: "Olin has been the manager of this hotel for a long time and is proud of this job. He tried not to let guests stay in room 1408 for one reason-he didn't want to deal with the chaos and trouble that followed. Since he worked in the hotel, he has experienced four deaths, and before they died, all these people seem to have experienced terrible fright ... Here, Mike's suspicion is groundless, because Olin doesn't need to scare people with room 1408 to improve the hotel's popularity. Because something really happened in this room, but no one knows what happened and why. "

In addition to these two roles, mary mccormack also played an important female role. In the film, it is Mike Anselin's icy wife Lily. MacMacaw seems to be the only actor who is not familiar with Micael Haverstrom's previous works, but her sister-in-law is a good friend of the Swedish director. Mccall said with a smile, "Just because I said I haven't seen the Harvard Sturm film, I asked my sister-in-law to yell at me. Since my family, friends and colleagues in Los Angeles keep praising him, taking this role is definitely the right choice. " However, McMahon said that he was deeply impressed by Stephen King's name: "His stories always arouse your emotions, which is the most terrible." When talking about the complicated relationship between Mike and Lily, McMahon thinks: "The movie will show you what they were like when they were good friends in flashback, but since their daughter died, they can never go back to the way they used to be." They haven't been in touch for several years, but I think they are still in love. It's just that they are stuck in an emotional communication deadlock-they don't want to talk about their daughter, because only in this way will they not be overwhelmed by endless sadness, but they have nothing to talk about except their daughter.