Illustrated plates from The Ninth Gate movie and the novel, The Club Dumas
These are images of the engravings from The Ninth Gate film and the novel, The Club Dumas. You can copy the images on this page for Tarot-sized images, or click onto each for a full page version. The images on the left are from the film (signified with an "f" in the filename), and the images on the right are from the novel (signified with an "n" in the file name). In some of these, you will notice some subtle differences.
The Ninth Gate
Genre: Drama; Thriller
Rated: R (US)
Directed by: Roman Polanski
Screenplay by: Enrique Urbizu, John Brownjohn, Roman Polanski
Produced by: Roman Polanski
Cast: Johnny Depp, Lena Olin, Frank Langella, James Russo, Jack Taylor, Jose Lopez Rodero, Allen Garfield, Barbara Jefford, Emmanuelle Seigner
Studio: Artisan Entertainment
Theatre Release: 2000
DVD Release : July 18, 2000
Film Synopsis:
A rare book dealer is commissioned to find and compare the three remaining copies of "The Nine Gates," a rare edition that has spent hundreds of years in the Devil’s Book of the Month Club.
General Specifications:
Film Run Time: 133 mins/Color
Chapters: 30 (motion)
Standard: No
Widescreen: 1.85:1
Anamorphic: Yes
Single Sided: Yes
Number of Layers: Dual
Region: 1
THX Mastered: No
Packaging Type: Amaray Keep Case
Number of Disks: 1
Special Features
Audio Commentary: Director, Roman Polanski
Featurette: (Length: 2:01)
Production Art/Photos
Gallery of Satanic Drawings: 19 pages
Production Notes
Storyboards: 11 pages
Easter Eggs: 3 TV Spots
Additional Information:
Color Booklet, (no. of pages): 4
No. of Cast/Crew Bios: 15
Theatrical Trailer(s): 3 Theatrical trailers for "The Ninth Gate"
Languages: English (Dolby 5.1)
Note:
Easter Eggs: 3 TV Spots can be found in three different places. One can be found in the cast and crew section, under the filmography of Michael Cheyko. A small scroll with the initials A.T. will reveal a fifteen second TV Spot. Another scroll can be found in the Satanic Drawings section under the Fourth Gate. A thirty second TV spot can be found at the end of the Production Notes in the credit section. Move your arrow up until you highlight "TV SPOT" and hit enter.
Mark Prigoff
Digital Jazz Productions
November 2005
