Girl Who Played With Fire, The
About the Film
In this second installment of Stieg Larsson's phenomenal 'Dragon Tattoo Trilogy', Lisbeth Salander is a wanted woman. A researcher and a Millennium journalist about to expose the truth about the sex trade in Sweden are brutally murdered and Salander’s prints are on the weapon. Her history of unpredictable and violent behavior makes her an official danger to society.Reactions
More gripping than Dragon Tattoo, because this one doesn’t just play with thriller conventions — it puts them to work. —Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly
Relentless suspense! Holds you in a viselike grip. Noomi Rapace is spectacular. —Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
Awards
- Central Ohio Film Critics Association 2011 Nominee - Breakthrough Film Artist, Noomi Rapace
- GLAAD Media Awards 2011 Nominee - Outstanding Film - Wide Release
- Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2011 Golden Reel Award Nominee - Best Sound Editing
- European Film Awards 2010 Audience Award Nominee - Best Film, Daniel Alfredson
Cast & Crew
Cast
Mikael Blomkvist: MICHAEL NYQVIST
Lisbeth Salander: NOOMI RAPACE
Erika Berger: LENA ENDRE
Nils Bjurman: PETER ANDERSSON
Dragan Armansky: MICHALIS KOUTSOGIANNAKIS
Annika Giannini: ANNIKA HALLIN
Malin Eriksson: SOFIA LEDARP
Christer Malm: JACOB ERICKSSON
Crew
Director: DANIEL ALFREDSON
Screenplay: JONAS FRYKBERG, STIEG LARSSON (NOVEL)
Producer: JON MANKELL
Cinematography: PETER MOKROSINSKI, FSF
Editor: MATTIAS MORHEDEN
Casting: TUSSE LANDE
Technical Info
Production Year: 2009Release Date: 07/09/10
Countries of Production: Sweden, Denmark
Languages: Swedish
Running Time: 2h 9m
Screen Ratio: 1.85:1
Sound: Dolby Digital
Color: Color
Rating: R
Girl Who Played With Fire, The - Press Page
Awards
- Central Ohio Film Critics Association 2011 Nominee - Breakthrough Film Artist, Noomi Rapace
- GLAAD Media Awards 2011 Nominee - Outstanding Film - Wide Release
- Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2011 Golden Reel Award Nominee - Best Sound Editing
- European Film Awards 2010 Audience Award Nominee - Best Film, Daniel Alfredson
Reactions
More gripping than Dragon Tattoo, because this one doesn’t just play with thriller conventions — it puts them to work. —Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly
Relentless suspense! Holds you in a viselike grip. Noomi Rapace is spectacular. —Peter Travers, Rolling Stone



