When does Rosemary's Baby come out in Spain?

Rosemary's Baby hits Spanish cinemas on February 3, 1969.

How much did Rosemary's Baby gross?

Rosemary's Baby grossed $33.4M worldwide on a budget of $3.2M.

What is Rosemary's Baby based on?

Rosemary's Baby is based on Rosemary's Baby by Ira Levin.

Where was Rosemary's Baby filmed?

Rosemary's Baby was filmed in New York City.

In what order should you watch the Rosemary's Baby saga?

The release order is: Rosemary's Baby (1968), What Happened to Rosemary's Baby? (1976), Apartment 7A (2024).

Rosemary's Baby

Name: Rosemary's Baby
Director: Roman Polanski
Genre: Drama, Thriller, Horror
Released: 1968-06-12
Duration: 2 h 18 min
Rating: 7.8
Cast: Mia Farrow, John Cassavetes, Ruth Gordon, Sidney Blackmer, Maurice Evans

1968

Become a fan of its genres:

7.8/10

Release Date

12/06/1968

Popularity

🍅 Rotten Tomatoes

97%

🎬 Internet Movie Database

80%

Ⓜ️ Metacritic

96%

Rosemary Woodhouse is a young housewife married to Guy, a stage actor. The couple moves into the Bramford House, an old apartment building in New York with a sinister reputation because of the past residents it has housed. Guy and Rosemary want to start a family and have chosen a newly vacant apartment to begin their life together. Their friend Hutch warns them about the building's dark past, tied to witchcraft and murder, but the couple ignores him and decides to stay. The film is directed and written by Roman Polanski, and stars Mia Farrow as Rosemary and John Cassavetes as Guy.

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Facts about Rosemary's Baby

Releases, age ratings, box office, post-credit scenes and more.

Post-credits sceneNone

Spain releaseFebruary 3, 1969

TV premiereFebruary 29, 1976

Worldwide premiereJune 12, 1968

Runtime2 h 18 min

Original languageEnglish

Original titleRosemary's Baby

CountryUnited States

Production companiesWilliam Castle Productions, Paramount Pictures

Budget$3.2M

Worldwide box office$33.4M

Return on investmentx10.4 Box office hit

Based onRosemary's Baby by Ira Levin

Trailer views81K

More ratings

4.2/5Letterboxd78/100Trakt8.2/10Metacritic (público)4.0/4Roger Ebert

Awards for Rosemary's Baby

1Oscars won

13total awards

13total nominations

Oscar 1 2 nom.Golden Globe 1

Awards won

1969Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress · Ruth Gordon
1968Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress – Motion Picture · Ruth Gordon
1969David di Donatello for Best Foreign Director · Roman Polanski
1969David di Donatello for Best Foreign Actress · Mia Farrow

Nominations

1969Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress
1969Academy Award for Best Writing, Adapted Screenplay

Rosemary's Baby Cast

Mia FarrowRosemary Woodhouse

John CassavetesGuy Woodhouse

Ruth GordonMinnie Castevet

Sidney BlackmerRoman Castevet

Maurice EvansHutch

Ralph BellamyDr. Sapirstein

Victoria VetriTerry

Patsy KellyLaura-Louise

Elisha Cook Jr.Mr. Nicklas

Emmaline HenryElise Dunstan

Charles GrodinDr. Hill

Hanna LandyGrace Cardiff

Phil LeedsDr. Shand

D'Urville MartinDiego

Hope SummersMrs. Gilmore

Marianne GordonRosemary's Girl Friend

Wende WagnerRosemary's Girl Friend

William CastlePhone Booth Man (uncredited)

Tony CurtisDonald Baumgart (voice) (uncredited)

Clay TannerThe Devil (uncredited)

Almira SessionsMrs. Sabatini (uncredited)

Jean InnessSister Agnes (uncredited)

Max WagnerMan in Dream Sequence (uncredited)

Walter BaldwinMr. Wees (uncredited)

Mona KnoxMrs. Byron (uncredited)

Craig LittlerJimmy (uncredited)

Patricia O'NealMrs. Wees (uncredited)

Carol BrewsterClaudia Comfort (uncredited)

Robert OsterlohMr. Fountain (uncredited)

George R. RobertsonLou Comfort (uncredited)

Elmer ModlinYoung Man (uncredited)

Rutanya AldaDr. Hill's Answering Service (voice) (uncredited)

Sharon TateParty Guest (uncredited)

Jamie Simone GomezPedro (uncredited)

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Cast of Rosemary's Baby by the numbers

53average cast age in years

16years of age gap between the leads

47%women in the cast

11%women in the crew

The youngest in the main cast: Mia Farrow, age 23 at release. The oldest: Sidney Blackmer, at 73.

Cast ages at release

Mia Farrow23 years old
John Cassavetes39 years old
Ruth Gordon72 years old
Sidney Blackmer73 years old
Maurice Evans67 years old
Ralph Bellamy64 years old
Victoria Vetri24 years old
Patsy Kelly59 years old
Elisha Cook Jr.65 years old
Emmaline Henry40 years old

Cast heights

1.96 mMaurice Evans
1.84 mCharles Grodin
1.70 mJohn Cassavetes
1.70 mWilliam Castle
1.65 mVictoria Vetri
1.63 mMia Farrow
1.59 mPatsy Kelly

Crew

AddressRoman Polanski
WritingRoman Polanski
Original novelIra Levin
MusicKrzysztof Komeda
PhotographyWilliam A. Fraker
EditingSam O'Steen, Bob Wyman
Production designRichard Sylbert
ProductionWilliam Castle, Robert Evans

Trivia about Rosemary's Baby

Polanski often did as many as fifty takes of a single shot, and the production ended up 400,000 dollars over budget, according to the source.

To film the scene in which Rosemary staggers into traffic, Polanski himself operated the handheld camera, because he was the only one willing to do it.

The voice that answers the phone when Rosemary calls Donald Baumgart belongs to Tony Curtis, who is not credited.

The owners of the Dakota building did not allow filming inside, so its exterior facades were used only for the exterior shots of the Bramford House.

During the filming of a key scene, a messenger burst onto the set with the divorce papers that Frank Sinatra was sending to Mia Farrow, and she broke down crying on the kitchen floor.

Robert Redford was the first choice for the role of Guy, but ended up turning it down, and Polanski ultimately chose John Cassavetes after considering Jack Nicholson.

"Rosemary's Baby" broke the first-week box office record at New York's Tower East theater in 1968, with 141,572 dollars in seven days.

Ruth Gordon won the Oscar and the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress for her role as Minnie Castevet.

Sources: Wikipedia (English) · Wikipedia (Spanish)

Franchise Order La semilla del diablo - Colección

All movies in release order.

1Rosemary's Baby1968You are here
2What Happened to Rosemary's Baby?1976
3Apartment 7A2024

What it's about Rosemary's Baby

new york cityhusband wife relationshipbased on novel or booksatanismconspiracysoul sellingnew neighboroccultstruggling actordemonic possessionsatanic ritualpregnant wifecoven (akelarre)satanic cultnosy neighbormanhattan, new york citywoman in jeopardyaspiring actorneighbor neighbor relationshipnew apartmentparanoidpoisoninggaslightingapartment

Main theme: supernatural, pregnancy, Antichrist

What Rosemary's Baby is called in other countries

It was released in 36 countries, each in its own language.

SpainLa semilla del diablo
GermanyRosemary's Baby: Das zweite Gesicht
ItalyRosemary's baby: nastro rosso a New York
MexicoEl bebé de Rosemary
BrazilO Bebê de Rosemary
PortugalA Semente do Diabo
JapanRozumari no akachan
South Korea악마의 씨
China罗斯玛丽的婴儿
RussiaРебёнок Розмари
BelgiumLe bébé de Rosemary
BulgariaБебето на Розмари

See the remaining 24 countries

CanadaLe bébé de Rosemary
CroatiaRosemaryna beba
CzechiaRosemary má děťátko
EstoniaRosemary laps
FinlandRosemarys baby
GreeceΤο Μωρό της Ρόζμαρι
Hong Kong魔鬼怪嬰
HungaryRosemary gyermeke
Israelתינוקה של רוזמרי
LatviaRozmarijas bērns
LithuaniaRozmari kūdikis
NetherlandsWat Is Er Toch aan de Hand met Rosemary's Baby?
PolandDziecko Rosemary
RomaniaCopilul lui Rosemary
RussiaРебенок Розмари
Saudi Arabiaطفل روزماري
SerbiaРозмарина беба
SlovakiaRosemaryino dieťa
SwedenRosemarys baby
Taiwan失嬰記
Thailandเบบี้ของโรสแมรี่
TurkeyRosemary'nin Bebeği
UkraineДитина Розмарі
VietnamĐứa Con Của Rosemary

Where it was filmed Rosemary's Baby

FilmingWhere the story takes place

Filming locations

Where the Story Takes Place

Quotes by Rosemary's Baby

Awful things happen in every apartment house.
[about having sex with Rosemary while she was passed out] It was kinda fun in a necrophile sort of way.
You're not on one of those Zen diets, are you? Pregnant women gain weight, they don't lose it.
Laura-Louise: [referring to the tannis-root charm] You'll get used to the smell before you know it.
This is no dream, this is really happening!
Rosemary's friend: [about Dr. Sapirstein] He sounds like a sadistic nut... Pain like that is a warning that something isn't right. Go see Dr. Hill. Go see anybody besides that... nut. You can't go on suffering like this.

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