The movie ‘Natural Causes’ was released in 1994. The film is primarily an Action/Drama and revolves around an American’s research into her mother’s death in Bankok, a plot involving Vietnamese refugees. This is an intriguing expose on the filming locations, release dates, cast members, and some handy facts about the movie.
Where it Filmed?
Natural Causes’ was filmed in the vibrant city of Bangkok, Thailand. The shooting of the film started on March 13, 1993. The film captures the essence and raw beauty of the city, making it an integral part of the film’s narrative.
Cast Details
| Cast Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Janis Paige | Mrs. MacCarthy |
| Ken Wisan | Nguyen |
| Joke Tachalom | Guard |
| Popin Kukiatton | Ice Cream Vendor |
| Tim Thomerson | The Westerner |
| Linda Purl | Jessie MacCarthy |
| Robert Radford | Kissinger |
| Kenneth Brady | Kissinger’s Advisor |
| Somsak Pansene | General Giap |
| Mathee Sirijantra | Thai Foreign Minister |
| Komson Bhibalkul | Security Man |
| James Murphy | Diplomat |
| Umporn Pankratork | Male Servant |
| Ali MacGraw | Fran Jakes |
| Kasem Poungkaew | Police Clerk |
| Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa | Major Somchai |
| Manop Siangsodsai | Temple Clerk |
| Chokechai Tanitkul | Vietnamese #1 |
| Will Patton | Michael Murphy |
| Chalerm Tongkrajang | Vietnamese #2 |
| Usana Pubhitak | Ticket Agent |
| Jeremy Harrington | TV Correspondent |
| Natayada Na Songkhla | Tall Man |
| Siraya Chunekamrai | Thai Bartender |
| Narinporn Narvrin | No #31 |
| Jerome Gillis | Marine Guard |
| Eric Rosser | Embassy Employee |
| Marc Anthony | Marine Guard |
| Ryan Young | Blond Man |
Trivia and Facts
- The film is directed by James Becket and written by Jake Raymond Needham.
- The main stars of the movie are Janis Paige, Ken Wisan, and Joke Tachalom among others who played pivotal roles.
- ‘Natural Causes’ is the final theatrically released film of actress Janis Paige.
- The film’s production companies include Pacific Rim Productions Limited, and it was distributed by companies including Allegro Films and Columbia TriStar Home Video.
- The film’s runtime is a comfortable 90 minutes.
