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Rattlesnake (2019) is a thriller television show that follows the story of a desperate mother who makes a deal with a mysterious woman to save her daughter's life but ends up entering a dangerous world where she must carry out a chilling task to repay the debt.

The show delves into themes of sacrifice, desperation, and the lengths a parent would go to for their child. As the mother grapples with the consequences of her decision, tension and suspense build throughout the series, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.

Making / Production

Rattlesnake was directed by Zak Hilditch and written by Zak Hilditch himself. The show was produced by Ross M. Dinerstein and Carla Hool. The production took place in various locations, creating a chilling and atmospheric setting that enhanced the thriller elements of the show.

Actors

• Carmen Ejogo - Portrayed the role of Katrina, the desperate mother
• Apollonia Pratt - Played the mysterious woman
• Theo Rossi - Appeared as Billy, a character with a key role in the mother's dilemma

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• Rattlesnake is a remake of the 1946 film "The Rattlesnake," which also explores themes of sacrifice and deals with supernatural elements.
• The character of the mysterious woman was originally written as a male character but was changed to a female character during production to add a unique dynamic to the story.

Awards

Rattlesnake received critical acclaim for its suspenseful narrative and strong performances. While it did not win major awards, it was praised for its contribution to the thriller genre.

Quotes

• "Sometimes you have to do things you never thought possible to protect the ones you love." - Katrina
• "The price of saving a life can be more than you ever imagined." - Mysterious Woman

Music, Soundtrack

• The soundtrack of Rattlesnake features haunting melodies and suspenseful cues that enhance the tense atmosphere of the show.
• Composed by Tyler Bates, the music adds an extra layer of intensity to key scenes, drawing viewers further into the story.