New Delhi: The Marsh King’s Daughter, which dominated the box office last year, is set to be released on Lionsgate Play on May 10. The Marsh King’s Daughter grossed an incredible $2,997,951 worldwide, despite its delayed release. Since then, viewers have been counting down the days until the suspense drama debuted on over-the-top services, allowing it to reach a wider audience.
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Plot
The Marsh King’s Daughter is centred on Helena, a lady whose father manages to evade capture. It was two years before Helena was born that her mother was kidnapped by the Marsh King, and thus, Helena spent her childhood captive. After knowing that the king would attempt to abduct her child, Helena decides to outwit the man who had taught her everything she knows about wilderness survival.
In the trailer, we can see Helena and her daughter having tender moments. When Helena returns home, she discovers that her house has been searched by the police. As one cop starts interrogating her about her father, she learns that he and a few other inmates escaped from the police vehicle and murdered their fellow officers.
When and Where to Watch?
Lionsgate Play will soon make The Marsh King’s Daughter accessible for viewing on its platform. On May 10, 2024, the movie made its debut on an online streaming service.
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Cast and Crew
Daisy Ridley plays the main character of Helena in the series – The Marsh King’s Daughter. Caren Pistorius, Brooklyn Prince, Ben Mendelsohn, Gil Birmingham, and Garrett Hedlund are some of the other actors who appear in the film.
While Roadside Attractions and Lionsgate Films are responsible for the distribution of the film, Neil Burger is the director of the film. Karen Dionne’s novel, The Marsh King’s Daughter, served as the inspiration for the film adaptation. Both Elle Smith and Mark L. Smith are responsible for writing the screenplay. In addition, Teddy Schwarzman, Keith Redmon, and Mark L. Smith are the men responsible for producing the film.
