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The Tragic Passing of Sir Leopold du Pont Sr

Synopsis

The du Pont family, after the loss of their patriarch, argue over the inheritance of a box.

Financials & Box Office Performance

Post Production

Production Budget

$500

Filming & production cost

Worldwide Gross

Pending

Total global ticket sales

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Huck Bond
Screenplay & Story
Will Wells
Original Title
The Tragic Passing of Sir Leopold du Pont Sr
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
5m
Production Budget
$500

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Huck Bond

Screenplay & Story

Will Wells

Director of Photography

Bailey Ball

Film Editing

Cayden Atkinson

Producers

Jess Ellse, Toby Richardson

Department Leadership Roster

Huck Bond

Director

Bailey Ball

Director of Photography

Will Wells

Writer

Agne Kubaityte

Production Design

Jess Ellse

Producer

Toby Richardson

Producer

Cayden Atkinson

Editor

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Tragic Passing of Sir Leopold du Pont Sr

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is The Tragic Passing of Sir Leopold du Pont Sr about?

The du Pont family, after the loss of their patriarch, argue over the inheritance of a box.

Who directed The Tragic Passing of Sir Leopold du Pont Sr?

The Tragic Passing of Sir Leopold du Pont Sr was directed by Huck Bond.

Who stars in The Tragic Passing of Sir Leopold du Pont Sr?

The principal cast of The Tragic Passing of Sir Leopold du Pont Sr includes Alfie Kilcullen, Lisa Day, Amira Appell.

When was The Tragic Passing of Sir Leopold du Pont Sr released and how long is it?

The Tragic Passing of Sir Leopold du Pont Sr was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 5m.