Factual error: When Elektra closes her cell phone on McCabe, a dial tone can be heard. Cell phones don't have dial tones. Even if they did, Elektra hung up, so nothing would be heard.
Elektra (2005)
Plot summary
Directed by: Rob Bowman
Starring: Jennifer Garner, Goran Visnjic, Will Yun Lee, Kirsten Prout, Kirsten Zien
Elektra (Garner), the character from Daredevil is back. She was resurrected after being killed by her former mentor, Stick, who believes that Elektra has so many issues to work out. She is presently working as an assassin for hire and her latest assignment is to take out a father and his 13 year old daughter, whom she didn't know at first was her target, but when she refuses to do it, other assassins come and try to finish what she couldn't but she saves them and discovers that the Hand, an evil organization, that has mystical warriors in their ranks, are the ones who want her. So she takes them and she seeks help from Stick who refuses to help so they are on their own. And when the father is asked why the hand wants them, he claims he doesn't know or does he.
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Abby Miller: You really kill people for a living?
Elektra: Yeah.
Abby Miller: Why?
Elektra: It's what I'm good at.
Abby Miller: That's messed up.
Elektra: Yeah.
Trivia: An "Elektra" movie was almost made in the 90s by Oliver Stone of all people. He wanted to do a film titled "Elektra: Assassin" that would have followed Elektra battling The Hand, and he wanted professional volleyball player Gabrielle Reece to play the titular character. When the rights to Daredevil and Elektra were sold to Fox, Stone left the project due to the complications of working with different studios and producers.
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Answer: Elektra's father was a wealthy shipping magnate and could afford to maintain the electric and gas bills for a house that the family hadn't visited in years.