missing body. In the book, he is called Hilmer Eriksson. Margarita Levieva as Annelie "Annie" Newton — A bully who beats Nick to near death, but later regrets her actions. In the book, she is called Anneli Turgren. Marcia Gay Harden as Diane Powell Chris Marquette as Pete Egan — Nick's best friend. In the book, he is called Pete Geller. Alex O'Loughlin as Marcus Bohem — Annie's boyfriend, a criminal. In the book, he is called Marcus Lundkvist. Callum Keith Rennie as Detective Brian Larson — The detective investigating Nick's death. In the book, he is called Detective Harold Fors. Michelle Harrison as Detective Kate Tunney — A detective assisting Larson. In the book, she is called Detective Carin Lindblom. Tania Saulnier as Suzie Ryan Kennedy as Matty Andrew Francis as Dean Maggie Ma as Danielle P. Lynn Johnson as Sharon Egan Serge Houde as Martin Egan Bilal Sayed as Dino Garcia Cory Monteith as Jimmy Production On August 26, 2005, it was announced that Justin Chatwin is in final negotiations to play the lead role in the film opposite Margarita Levieva. On October 10, 2005, Marcia Gay Harden joined the cast alongside Chris Marquette. Filming took place in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, beginning in September 2005. Soundtrack The Invisible: Original Soundtrack is a compilation album, the soundtrack to the film The Invisible. Track listing "Taking Back Control" – Sparta "Wolf Like Me" – TV on the Radio "Open Your Eyes" – Snow Patrol "You're All I Have" – Snow Patrol "Stars & Sons" – Broken Social Scene "Fashionably Uninvited" – Mellowdrone "02-20 Boy" – Suicide Sports Club "Caterwaul" – And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead "Under Pressure" – Kill Hannah "Body Urge" – The Great Fiction "Bliss" – Syntax "The Kill" – Thirty Seconds to Mars "Perfect Memory" – Remy Zero "Music for a Nurse" – Oceansize "I Will Follow You Into the Dark" – Death Cab for Cutie The soundtrack released by Hollywood Records does not contain Marco Beltrami's original score but does include Thirty Seconds to Mars's song "The Kill", the video of which also appears on the DVD. Release The Invisible was released in the US by Disney under the Hollywood Pictures brand on April 27, 2007, making it the last film distributed by Hollywood Pictures before the label was once again dissolved, this time permanently by Disney due to poor