Savage House 2026
"Polite society has never been so Savage."
Set against the lavish yet treacherous backdrop of 18th-century England, *Savage House (2026)* dives into the chaotic lives of Sir Chauncey Savage and Lady Savage during a deadly pox outbreak and the Jacobite rebellion.
Director: Peter Glanz
Cast
Richard E. Grant
Sir Chauncey Savage
Claire Foy
Lady Savage
Sebastian Armesto
Hans
Roger Ashton-Griffiths
Dr. Hemmings
Kíla Lord Cassidy
Fanny Savage
Dominic Charman
Nobleman
Michael Culkin
Lord Ashbury
Jack Farthing
Reginald Halifax
Bel Powley
Dorothy Neville
Richard McCabe
Mr. Bennett
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Savage House (2026) about?
*Savage House* follows the Savages, an aristocratic family navigating a smallpox outbreak and Jacobite unrest in 1700s England. As they cling to their status, their efforts to secure a 'better' life spiral into chaos, revealing the savagery beneath their polished exteriors.
Who directed Savage House?
Peter Glanz (*Savage House*) directs this darkly comedic period drama, blending sharp satire with visceral storytelling.
Who stars in Savage House?
The film features Richard E. Grant and Claire Foy as Sir Chauncey and Lady Savage, alongside Sebastian Armesto, Roger Ashton-Griffiths, and Kíla Lord Cassidy.
Is Savage House (2026) worth watching?
*Savage House* looks set to be a standout in the dark comedy-drama genre, thanks to its sharp direction and stellar cast. With its gothic atmosphere and biting wit, it's a film for fans of period dramas with a twist—though early reviews are still pending.
How long is Savage House?
The runtime for *Savage House* is 114 minutes.
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About Savage House (2026) — A Dark Comedy of Manners in 18th-Century England
Set against the lavish yet treacherous backdrop of 18th-century England, *Savage House (2026)* dives into the chaotic lives of Sir Chauncey Savage and Lady Savage during a deadly pox outbreak and the Jacobite rebellion. Directed by Peter Glanz, this sharp-witted blend of dark comedy and drama exposes the brutal ironies beneath the Savages' genteel facade. With duels, decadence, and unrelenting bloodshed, their pursuit of a 'better' life unravels into a spectacle of chaos where politeness and brutality collide.
Peter Glanz crafts a world where aristocratic charm masks ruthless ambition, and every polite smile hides a dagger. Starring Richard E. Grant and Claire Foy as the Savages, the film balances biting wit with gothic intensity, exploring themes of family, survival, and the hypocrisy of high society. With Sebastian Armesto and Kíla Lord Cassidy rounding out the ensemble, *Savage House* promises a deliciously twisted take on period drama.
