Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014)

• IMDb page: Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014)


• Rate: 8.1/10 total 112,305 votes 


• Genre: Action | Adventure | Comedy | Crime


• Release Date: 29 January 2015 (UK)


• Runtime: 129 min


• Filming Location: London, England, UK


• Budget: $81,000,000 (estimated)


• Gross: $126,475,263 (USA) (24 April 2015)


• Director: Matthew Vaughn


• Stars: Colin Firth, Taron Egerton, Samuel L. Jackson | See full cast and crew »


• Original Music By: Henry Jackman  Matthew Margeson   


• Soundtrack: Bonkers


• Sound Mix: Dolby | Dolby Atmos


• Plot Keyword: Training | Spy | Traitor | Poisoned Blade | Woman Kills Man

Writing Credits By:

• Jane Goldman (screenplay) &


• Matthew Vaughn (screenplay)


• Mark Millar (comic book "The Secret Service") and


• Dave Gibbons (comic book "The Secret Service")

Known Trivia

• In the film and trailer, when the new Kingsman recruits have their first night’s sleep interrupted by a deluge of water pouring into the dorm, on set the scene went horrifically wrong. As Vaughn recalls “I shouted ‘action!’, the computer got it wrong and vrrrrssshh, everyone was 20 feet down underwater. Cameras, sound guys… Guys were in waders full of water, panic, everyone diving in and pulling people out.” The set, painsstakingly planned and rehearsed using height markers and computer programmed water tanks, washed away in a near-biblical flood when said computers went rogue. “Those actors weren’t acting, they were absolutely terrified,” shudders Vaughn. “It was awful for the first day of filming. 245 of 246 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |


• According to “The Gentleman’s Guide” on the film’s official website, “The Rules” of a Kingsman Gentleman are as follows: (1) A gentleman never tells about conquests, private matters, or dealings. His business is nobody else’s. (2) A gentleman doesn’t clash in public with enemies or exes, or worse, with out-of-fashion contrasts, colors or styles. (3) A gentleman is always happy to serve, whether it’s opening the door, picking up the bill, or merely calling a cab the next morning. Ask him for help and he cannot refuse. (4) A gentleman never reacts to rudeness. He pretends he doesn’t recognize it and moves on like it never happened, because it never should have. (5) A gentleman is always on target with witty remarks, interesting facts, and conversation starters that bring the best out of everyone. And (6) A gentleman asks non-invasive questions to keep a conversation going and attention focused on others. He makes them feel like the most interesting person he’s ever met, whether that’s true or not. 733 of 742 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |


• Actor Colin Firth did 80% of his own stunts according to stunt coordinator and second unit director Bradley James Allan. 489 of 494 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |


• Many of the villains in the James Bond franchise have had some form of physical dysfunction, difference or abnormality. Samuel L. Jackson’s character of Richmond Valentine was originally intended not to have a lisp, however Jackson completed his first take with a lisp. Director Matthew Vaughn yelled cut and talked to Jackson who revealed to Vaughn that prior to having an acting career he actually had a lisp which he eventually overcame. It was also jokingly remarked that this lisp is Valentine’s reason for being villainous. 334 of 337 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |


• A full Kingsman Secret Service menswear line was created and crafted especially for the film, with tailoring and manufacturing by some of Britain’s most elite, famous and trusted clothing brands. 303 of 306 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |


• Director Matthew Vaughn withdrew from directing X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014) in order to direct this movie instead. 314 of 319 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |


• Actress Sofia Boutella had to undergo an intense training schedule to portray the part of Gazelle. Boutella has said: “They taught me Thai boxing, Taekwondo, and how to work with cables. Gazelle uses her legs to kill, so I had to learn different types of kicks. I’d never done anything like it before”. 193 of 195 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |


• Star Colin Firth worked out for around six months to be in top fighting shape and physical form in order to portray gentleman spy Harry Hart. 296 of 302 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |


• Director Matthew Vaughn wanted the character of Merlin (Mark Strong) to have a Welsh accent but Strong found the accent too challenging and persuaded Vaughn to let him use a Scottish accent instead. 172 of 175 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |


• Taron Egerton worked out very hard for months on end to get in shape for this film eventually developing six-pack abs for his shirtless scenes. He said that it “required a lifestyle change” for him and “total commitment to living a certain way and being very militant about what you eat”. He said he overall enjoyed the experience and would definitely do it again if there is a sequel. He was thrilled that his body was captured looking that way for the silver screen adding “to see my body transform and then to have that there forever on screen is quite a nice feeling. For generations to come, we can all appreciate my abs”. 243 of 249 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |

Goofs: Continuity: When Valentine is talking to the Princess through the opening in her cell door, his position is different between the shots from his side of the door and the reverse shot from inside the cell.

Plot: A spy organization recruits an unrefined, but promising street kid into the agency's ultra-competitive training program, just as a global threat emerges from a twisted tech genius. Full summary »  »

Story: Based upon the acclaimed comic book and directed by Matthew Vaughn, Kingsman: The Secret Service tells the story of a super-secret spy organization that recruits an unrefined but promising street kid into the agency’s ultra-competitive training program just as a global threat emerges from a twisted tech genius. Written by20th Century Fox

tab=Synopsis

Synopsis: In the year 1997, a helicopter flies into a compound in the Middle East. Four men apprehend a terrorist leader and tie him to a chair. One of the men, Harry Hart, a.k.a. Galahad (Colin Firth), threatens to shoot the terrorist until he gives him answers. The terrorist lifts his head to reveal a grenade pin in his mouth. Harry’s comrade Lee (Jonno Davies) jumps on the terrorist and covers the explosion, sacrificing himself to save his partners. Harry’s other two partners, Merlin (Mark Strong) and Lancelot (Jack Davenport), remove their masks. After noting Lee’s sacrifice, Harry welcomes Lancelot into the Kingsman agency.

Harry visits Lee’s wife Michelle (Samantha Womack) to inform her of her husband’s death. He gives her a medal of valor in Lee’s honor, with a phone number on the back. If she ever needs a favor, she’s to call the number and use the phrase "oxfords, not brogues" to let him know it’s her. Michelle rejects the medal. Harry then goes over to Lee’s young son Gary, a.k.a. Eggsy (Alex Nikolov). He hands him the medal.

Seventeen years later in a chalet in Argentina, Professor James Arnold (Mark Hamill), an expert on climate change, is being held captive by a group of thugs. There is a knock at the door. One thug answers it while pulling out his pistol and finds Lancelot. Lancelot shoots the thug before the thug can shoot him and dramatically fights and kills the rest of the thugs before helping himself to a drink. He’s interrupted by another knock at the door. When he opens it, Lancelot is sliced down the middle by a woman with bladed prosthetic legs, Gazelle (Sofia Boutella). She cuts Arnold’s bonds and hurries to cover all the dead bodies with towels and tablecloths, explaining to Arnold that her employer is squeamish, before opening the door to admit the boss: tech billionaire Richmond Valentine (Samuel L. Jackson). Valentine and Gazelle take Arnold with them when they go.

Back in London, Harry goes to a tailor shop that is a front for the Kingsman headquarters. He meets with Merlin and their superior Arthur (Michael Caine). At a virtual meeting of all the Kingsmen (eight plus Arthur), they toast Lancelot and each member is tasked with proposing a new member to replace him. Arthur tells Harry that those involved in Lancelot’s death also had ties to incidents in Uganda and Chechnya. Harry refers to what is evidently an old disagreement with Arthur about the type of person they want to recruit; Harry says the world is changing and calls Arthur a snob.

We catch up with Eggsy (now played by Taron Egerton), now in his early 20’s, living with his distraught and co-dependent mother and her abusive new husband Dean (Geoff Bell), along with Eggsy’s baby sister. They live in a ratty flat and are financially insecure. Eggsy goes to the pub with two friends, where they spot Dean’s group of goons. The goons bully Eggsy and his friends into leaving. Outside, Eggsy reveals to his friends that he stole the goon’s car keys. They take his shiny new yellow sports car, do some donuts when he runs out and yells at them, and drive off, only to come across the police. In the ensuing car chase, Eggsy drives the car backwards through heavy traffic while his friends taunt the coppers until he hits another car. He tells his friends to run for it and distracts the police by ramming their car.

Eggsy is detained at the police station. He refuses to give up his friends’ names despite the threat of 18 months in prison. Allowed one phone call, he takes out the medal he wears around his neck and calls the number on the back. Just in time, Eggsy remembers the phrase "oxfords, not brogues," and moments later, he’s free to go.

Harry introduces himself to Eggsy in front of the station. The two go to the pub and discuss Eggsy’s rather undistinguished record, which Harry seems to know all about: showed great promise as a gymnast but gave it up. Also dropped out of the marines. Some involvement with drugs and petty crime. Currently unemployed. Harry makes his disappointment clear. Eggsy calls Harry a snob in his turn, pointing out that people make decisions for good reasons — he left the marines because his mum freaked out at the thought of losing him the way she lost his father — and jobs aren’t easy to come by. Harry offers to help, emphasizing his debt to Eggsy’s father, but Eggsy declines just as Dean’s goons approach to make more trouble. Harry calmly tells them to leave, but the lead goon is rude to him and tells HIM to leave. Harry walks to the front door and locks it, stating, "Manners maketh man." With the hook of his umbrella, he grabs a mug and swings it at the lead thug, hitting him in the head. Then he makes short work of the others, and even makes some of them beat each other, to Eggsy’s surprise. He pats Eggsy on the shoulder and leaves him after being assured that Eggsy won’t tell anyone about Harry or what he’s just seen.

Eggsy returns home, and Dean violently confronts him over what Eggsy did with his mate’s car. Michelle tries to intervene, but is shoved aside. Harry overhears the struggle through a mic that he placed on Eggsy’s shoulder. Harry speaks into it and tells Dean to let Eggsy go or he will report Dean’s various crimes to the authorities. Eggsy runs out of the flat and evades Dean’s goons yet again.

Eggsy goes to the tailor shop that Harry mentioned to him. He finds Harry, who proposes the Kingsman candidacy to Eggsy. Eggsy decides he’s got nothing to lose and joins Harry as they go underground. On the way down, Harry explains that the Kingsmen are an independent secret service, beholden to no government and thus above politics. They were founded after World War I, when many rich families whose heirs died in the trenches looked for a cause to leave their fortunes to and found it in the Kingsmen. Harry and Eggsy board a small shuttle that takes them to meet the other recruits, who are gathered in the stately home that serves as the Kingsmen’s center of operations and development. (The filming location was Wrotham Park in Hertfordshire.) The recruits are housed together in a barracks that has toilets, showers, and beds in one room. Eggsy is quickly befriended by a girl named Roxy (Sophie Cookson). He gets teased by a boy named Charlie (Edward Holcroft) and his buddies, who are quick to notice and remark, insultingly, on the class difference between Eggsy and all the others.

The Kingsmen notice that Professor Arnold is no longer missing, so Harry finds him in a lecture hall and tries to make him say who held him captive. Arnold yells in pain, then his head explodes. Two goons enter the building, forcing Harry to detonate a hand grenade before jumping out the window. He is slightly caught in the explosion and is left in a coma. Valentine learns of Arnold’s death and decides to investigate who is looking into them.

As the recruits are sleeping, the barracks starts to fill with water. Everyone but Eggsy swims to the toilets to run shower hoses down them — there’s air in every toilet on the other side of the drain trap. Eggsy tries to pull the door open but he can’t. He then swims to the mirror and smashes it, releasing the water into the next room where Merlin was overseeing them. Although he commends Roxy and Charlie for getting to the air in the pipes and Eggsy for the mirror, Merlin says everyone failed because they didn’t use proper teamwork and lost a recruit. The camera cuts back to the barracks where the drenched body of Amelia (Fiona Hampton) lies on a bed.

Meanwhile, Valentine and Gazelle meet with Scandinavian Crown Princess Tilde (Hanna Alström) and the Scandinavian Prime Minister (Bjørn Floberg) over dinner, where Valentine proposes his plan for controlling climate change. The PM is on board, but Tilde thinks Valentine is crazy. She leaves the dining room and calls her bodyguards. Gazelle runs out and kills the guards with her prosthetic legs, taking Tilde captive.

As the next step in their training, each recruit must train a puppy. Eggsy chooses a small pug, thinking it’s a bulldog. The dog doesn’t properly listen to him at first, but he becomes attached to it and names it JB (after the 24 TV series character Jack Bauer).

After Harry recovers, he, Merlin, and Eggsy learn that Prof. Arnold had a chip implanted in his neck that made his head explode. The Scandinavian PM has the same implant, with a similar scar under his ear. Merlin traces this back to Valentine. Eggsy comments that Valentine is a genius, and he shows Harry and Merlin a video of Valentine’s latest announcement. He is set to distribute free SIM cards around the world: he’s offering free cell phone service and free internet for everyone, forever. (He doesn’t explain why and apparently no one asks.) Valentine is also suspected in the disappearances of numerous world leaders and some celebrities (including Iggy Azalea).

Harry goes undercover to Valentine’s estate to investigate Valentine’s plans. The two eat McDonald’s for dinner (paired with very expensive wine) and discuss their admiration for James Bond movies, but Harry doesn’t get much information other than seeing one of Valentine’s aides carry a pamphlet for a hate group church in Kentucky.

The recruits are down to six: Eggsy, Roxy, Charlie, and three of Charlie’s friends. Their next assignment involves jumping out of a plane and landing as close as possible to a target on the ground. Roxy hates heights and gets encouragement from Eggsy. After they leave the plane, Merlin announces that one of them has no parachute and they need to figure out what to do. Panicking, one recruit opens his chute too early. Eggsy has everyone join hands before pulling each others’ chutes. When only he and Roxy are left, they pull Roxy’s chute at 300 feet (very late) while Eggsy holds on for dear life. Eggsy and Roxy land exactly on the target. Merlin commends Charlie, who was close, but fails the others and sends them home. Eggsy complains to Merlin about being singled out to be the sacrificial lamb, asking if he’s more expendable than the others. Merlin tells him to get rid of the chip on his shoulder and releases Eggsy’s parachute — it turns out Merlin was fibbing about the missing parachute.

Eggsy meets Harry at the Kingsman tailor shop, where Eggsy will be fitted for a bespoke (custom-tailored) suit. Harry calls it "the modern gentleman’s armor," not only because of the social benefits it confers, but because Kingsman suits are bulletproof. He takes Eggsy into a room filled with the modern gentleman’s armaments: umbrellas like Harry’s that conceal both a firearm and a bulletproof shield, as well as hand grenades that look like cigarette lighters, pens that trigger a poison, signet rings that deliver 50,000-volt shocks, and pairs of shoes (oxfords and brogues — Harry takes a moment to explain the difference) with poison-tipped blades. When they return to the front of the shop they meet Valentine and Gazelle; Valentine is being fitted for a morning suit because he’s been invited to the queen’s box at Ascot.

On their next assignment, Eggsy, Roxy, and Charlie are sent to seduce a young woman at a nightclub. The three of them get drugged by an interrogator. Eggsy wakes up to find himself tied to train tracks in a dark tunnel. The interrogator tries to get Eggsy to tell him about the Kingsmen and Harry, but Eggsy refuses to talk. The train runs over him, but Eggsy is dropped into a little hole and isn’t hurt. Harry emerges and tells him he and Roxy passed this test. They watch Charlie taking his test, but he refuses to die for the Kingsmen and he is sent home.

As part of their last test, Arthur and Merlin take Eggsy and Roxy into separate rooms and tell them to shoot their dogs. Eggsy fails to do so, but a gunshot can be heard from Roxy’s room. Arthur sends Eggsy home. Eggsy takes Arthur’s car and drives back home, disappointed. He hugs his mother but then sees she has a black eye. Furious, he goes by the pub to find Dean. Eggsy is set to fight him until the car drives itself to Harry’s place. He is disappointed with Eggsy for failing his test (not to mention stealing Arthur’s car), and reveals that the gun had a blank in it. He also reveals that Amelia never drowned and that she works with the Kingsmen in Berlin. Roxy, meanwhile, becomes the new Lancelot.

Harry goes to Kentucky to attend a service at the hate group church. He hasn’t heard much of the bigoted preacher’s nasty sermon before he gets up to leave. Across the street, Valentine and Gazelle prepare to activate a signal built into Valentine’s free SIM cards; they want to see how many people in the church will be affected. The signal goes live and causes everyone, including Harry, to go into a berserk rage and attack each other. Harry shoots several people in the head, as well as violently stabbing, bludgeoning, impaling, and blowing up anyone who comes near him, until he is the only survivor. Eggsy, Merlin, and Arthur watch from their respective locations. Outside, Harry finds Valentine and Gazelle waiting for him. Valentine explains that the signal from the SIM cards triggers aggression and represses inhibitions. He says that in the kind of old movie they both used to love, this would be the point where the villain explains his evil plan and the hero makes a clever escape. He says this isn’t that kind of movie, then he then takes out a gun and shoots Harry in the head, killing him. Eggsy screams in horror, while Valentine is appalled at having killed someone.

Eggsy goes back to the tailor shop to meet with Arthur. Arthur mentions that Harry recorded Valentine’s confession, which has been passed along to the authorities. (In other words, the Kingsmen aren’t going after Valentine.) When he offers Eggsy a drink in Harry’s honor, Eggsy notices that Arthur has an implant scar under his ear. Arthur was swayed by Valentine when he proposed his plan of mass murder; we flash back to a scene where Valentine explains to Arthur that humanity is like a virus infecting the planet, and just as your body develops a fever when you’re fighting a virus, the earth is heating up. Only drastic action will prevent total annihilation ("either the virus kills the host, or the host kills the virus"). That drastic action, Valentine says, is to cull the earth’s population, and he has a plan. Back in the present, Arthur toasts Harry, and he and Eggsy drink. Arthur takes out his pen to activate the poison that he put in Eggsy’s drink, only to find himself dying. Eggsy switched the drinks by distracting Arthur moments earlier by asking him if the paintings on the wall were of former Kingsmen. Arthur dies on the table.

Eggsy goes to Merlin and Roxy with the information he’s just received, and they head off to thwart Valentine’s plan. Roxy is sent into the atmosphere, lifted by two giant balloons, to launch a missile at one of Valentine’s satellites, while Merlin and Eggsy infiltrate his mountain base as he hosts a party for everyone involved in his plan. Eggsy, wearing the bespoke suit Harry had made for him, poses as Arthur and uses his invitation to get inside. When he reaches the party, he orders a gin martini, "stirred for 10 seconds while glancing in the direction of an unopened bottle of vermouth." Later, Eggsy looks into Princess Tilde’s cell. He asks if she’ll give him a kiss if he saves the world. She says they can have anal sex if he succeeds. Eggsy replies, "I’ll be right back."

Roxy gets within range of the satellite, but one balloon bursts as she is at a very high altitude. She manages to launch the missile before the other balloon bursts, sending her plummeting back to the ground, though she gets her chute out and lands safely. Eggsy, realizing what’s about to happen, asks Roxy to tell his mother he loves her. Roxy calls Michelle and tells her to lock her daughter in the bathroom and throw away the key. Eggsy finds the Scandinavian PM and tranquilizes him before hacking into his laptop. Charlie shows up and holds Eggsy with a knife to his throat. Eggsy electrocutes Charlie with the ring on his finger then runs back to the plane while evading and shooting through Valentine’s gunmen, who are all wearing winter camo.

Meanwhile, Roxy’s missile hits Valentine’s satellite and delays the broadcast of the berserker signal. Merlin estimated this would buy them an hour or two, but, Valentine gets control of another satellite within a few minutes and activates the signal with a biometric scanner, which Merlin is unable to get past. The signal goes live all around the world. People beat each other up in London, Rio de Janeiro, and New York. Michelle tries to break into the bathroom she locked her daughter into. Eggsy is cornered by the gunmen after trying to run back and stop Valentine. Merlin triggers the implants, which explode like fireworks (in time to music), killing almost everyone (the gunmen, world leaders, and Valentine’s other guests).

Eggsy manages to get back in range of Valentine and Gazelle’s control center. He shoots at them, momentarily taking Valentine’s hand off the scanner and stopping the signal. Gazelle bursts through the glass and tries to kill Eggsy. The two fight and finally jump at each other. Gazelle attempts to cut Eggsy with her legs, but Eggsy poisons Gazelle by cutting her with the blade in his shoe. He then pulls off one of her legs and hurls it at Valentine’s back, impaling him. Thus, every signal is deactivated for good. Merlin and Roxy congratulate Eggsy for saving the world. He grabs a bottle of champagne with two glasses, and goes to Tilde’s cell to have anal sex with her, which prompts Merlin to turn off his video monitor.

The closing credits begin, but cut to Michelle and Dean in the pub. Eggsy enters, dressed his bespoke suit. He tells Michelle that his new job has given him benefits, including a house; he invites Michelle, and pointedly not Dean, to live there with him. Dean, with his goons around him, responds with threats. Eggsy locks the front door and says what Harry once said — "Manners maketh man." As Harry did before him, he grabs a glass mug with his umbrella hook and throws it at Dean’s face. He then faces the other goons and, with a grin, repeats another line of Harry’s: "Are we going to stand around, or are we going to fight?"

tab=FullCast & CrewProduced By:

• Adam Bohling known as producer


• David Reid known as producer


• Matthew Vaughn known as producer

FullCast & Crew:

• Adrian Quinton known as Terrorist


• Colin Firth known as Harry Hart / Galahad


• Mark Strong known as Merlin


• Jonno Davies known as Lee


• Taron Egerton known as Gary 'Eggsy' Unwin


• Jack Davenport known as Lancelot


• Alex Nikolov known as Little Eggsy


• Samantha Womack known as Michelle Unwin


• Mark Hamill known as Professor Arnold


• Velibor Topic known as Big Goon


• Sofia Boutella known as Gazelle


• Samuel L. Jackson known as Valentine


• Michael Caine known as Arthur


• Geoff Bell known as Dean


• Jordan Long known as Poodle


• Leon Symnz known as Church Congregation (Special Action)


• Theo Barklem-Biggs known as Ryan


• Tobi Bakare known as Jamal


• Morgan Watkins known as Rottweiler


• Paul Kennington known as Barman


• Ralph Ineson known as Policeman


• Edward Holcroft known as Charlie


• Sophie Cookson known as Roxy


• Nicholas Banks known as Digby


• Jack Cutmore-Scott known as Rufus


• Nicholas Agnew known as Nathaniel


• Rowan Polonski known as Piers


• Tom Prior known as Hugo


• Fiona Hampton known as Amelia


• Bjørn Floberg known as Swedish Prime Minister


• Hanna Alström known as Princess Tilde


• Johanna Taylor known as Valentine's Assistant 1


• Lily Travers known as Lady Sophie


• Richard Brake known as The Interrogator


• Andrew Bridgmont known as Kingsman Tailor


• Corey Johnson known as Church Leader


• Anne Wittman known as Church Blonde Woman


• Andrei Lenart known as Arctic Guard


• Simon Green known as Valentine's Butler


• Sarah Hewson known as Sky News Reader


• Jayne Secker known as Sky News Reader


• Lukwesa Burak known as Sky News Reader


• James Clayton known as Kingsman Knight


• Nick English known as Kingsman Knight


• Charles Filmer known as Kingsman Knight


• Bimbo Hart known as Kingsman Knight


• Chester King known as Kingsman Knight


• Alastair MacIntosh known as Kingsman Knight


• Matthew William Jones known as Barnaby


• Carlos Peres known as Kingsman Knight



• Danielle Kirsty Allan known as New Elite Beautiful Lady


• Graham Bell known as Kingsman Butler


• Tom Bell known as Doorman at Megan's


• Francesca Bennett known as Presbytarian


• Alexander Bracq known as Chelsea Club Party Guest


• Jay E Brown known as Henchman Army


• Jamie Ben Chambers known as Militia


• Dean Chapman known as Private Military / Rapier Team


• Daniel Chapple known as Business Elite


• Alan Chimes known as Private Soldier


• Victoria Coker known as Moroccan Politician


• Graham Curry known as Police Officer


• Leigh Dent known as Passerby


• Benjamin Dilloway known as Doberman


• Stefanie Harris known as Murderous Girl


• Jay Heath known as Elite Force Member


• John Hiorns known as Churchgoer


• Leigh Holland known as Private Soldier


• Maria Ivanova known as Younger Russian Child


• Rajesh Kalhan known as Sim Card Buyer


• Joe Kennard known as Church Congregation (Special Action)


• Rodion Kilinc known as Russian child


• Jefferson King known as Policeman


• Gertie Lowe known as New Elite


• Shawn Majeski known as Church Goer


• Stuart Matthews known as Party Guest


• Simon McAdam known as Ascot Official


• Matthew David McCarthy known as Church Leader Body Double & Church Congregation


• Stephen McDade known as Church Parishoner


• Emeson Nwolie known as African Diplomat


• Richard Ochampaugh known as Church Goer


• Marianna Panunzio known as Girl On Estate


• Oliver Price known as Valentines Private Army


• Milan Pulvermacher known as Man On Lounger


• James Michael Rankin known as Church goer (Special Action)


• Steve Saunders known as U.S. Congregation / Newsagent Queue


• Kim Sheard known as Worshipper


• Richard Stanley known as Worshiper


• Lucia Walker known as Worshipper


• Naomi Westerman known as Murderous Girl


• Ryan Young known as Club DJ


• Miroslav Zaruba known as Valentines Private Army


• Tatiana Zarubova known as VIP Guest


• Adil Akram known as Secret Agent (uncredited)


• David Olawale Ayinde known as Rwandan Rebel (uncredited)


• Mark Baxter known as Private Soldier (uncredited)


• Paulina Boneva known as Shop Customer (uncredited)


• Jaymes Butler known as Dean's Gang member #2 (uncredited)


• Erica Emm known as Britney (uncredited)


• David Few-Cooper known as Church Goer (uncredited)


• Yolandi Franken known as Programmed Spectator (uncredited)


• Demeko Frazer known as Bike Boy (uncredited)


• Neve Gachev known as Reporter (uncredited)


• Alexander Gillison known as Rockstar (uncredited)


• Claire Greasley known as Shop Customer (uncredited)


• Lee Nicholas Harris known as Fireman (uncredited)


• Laura Hydari known as Reporter (uncredited)


• Jorge Leon Martinez known as Private Soldier (uncredited)


• Allistair McNab known as Church Congregation (Special Action) (uncredited)


• Cali Nelle known as Dean's Gang Member #3 (uncredited)


• Jimmy Pethrus known as Soldier (uncredited)


• Diezel Ramos known as Private Soldier (uncredited)


• Kelly Schembri known as Red Carpet Celebrity (uncredited)


• Clem So known as Fashionista (uncredited)


• Daniel Westwood known as Arctic Commando (uncredited)

..tab=Supporting DepartmentMakeup Department:

• Jodie Al-Saiegh known as Hair & Makeup Junior


• Sally Alcott known as special makeup effects artist


• Daisy Almond known as makeup and hair artist: crowd


• Sylvia Atkins known as hair & makeup: crowd


• Paulina Boneva known as assistant makeup artist


• Sophie Finch known as junior makeup artist


• Lisa Halstead known as crowd make-up & hair


• Frances Hitchcock-Wynne known as makeup artist: crowd


• Jill Hornby known as makeup: Dailies


• Catriona Johnstone known as crowd hair & make up: dailies


• Alexandra Joyce known as hair stylist


• Alexandra Joyce known as makeup artist


• Zoe Kettel known as assistant makeup artist


• Roseanna Larner known as make up and hair junior: crowd dailies


• Chris Lyons known as special effects teeth


• Ray Marston known as wigmaker


• Annabelle McMahon known as crowd hair and makeup junior: dailies


• Nicola Mount known as hair and makeup artist


• Lisa Pemberton known as prosthetics makeup artist


• Nina Pratley known as crowd hair stylist


• Nina Pratley known as crowd makeup artist


• Tracey Wells known as make-up and hair


• Helen Conroy known as hair & makeup artist: dailies (uncredited)


• Julius Goosen known as makeup artist (uncredited)

Art Department:

• John Allen known as carpenter


• Giles Asbury known as storyboard artist


• Alex Boswell known as key chargehand stand by prop


• Tamara Catlin-Birch known as art department co-ordinator (as Tamara Van-Manen)


• Sam Chapman known as stand by props (2nd unit )


• David Cheesman known as property master


• Paul Cheesman known as props storeman


• Dan Clay known as art department assistant


• Ian Cooper known as dressings props


• Will Coubrough known as assistant art director


• Mark Crowley known as uncredited


• Paul Davis known as construction medic


• Judy Ducker known as production buyer


• Charles Edwards known as clearances


• Bradley Godwin known as dressing props


• Kate Good known as production buyer


• Simon Gosling known as prop modeller


• Clare Gosnold known as assistant production buyer


• Amy Grewcock known as assistant graphic designer


• Roy Halfpenny known as prop modeller


• Shane Harford known as dressing props


• Becky Harvey known as assistant set decorator


• Jane Harwood known as assistant art director


• Mitchell Holder known as daily propman


• Emma Claire Johnson known as art department assistant


• Mark Keene known as carpenter


• Mark Kimber known as chargehand dressing props


• Chloe Kletsa known as set dec assistant


• Carly Mason known as assistant graphics


• Jim McCallum known as stand-by art director


• Albert McCausland known as set dec assistant: dailies


• James McKeown known as Supervising propmaker h.o.d.


• Christopher James Miller known as stand-by props


• Garry Moore known as standby carpenter


• Naomi Moore known as assistant set decorator


• Naomi Moore known as set decorator: additional photography


• Eddie Murphy known as carpenter


• Josh O'Neill known as carpenter


• Tom O'Neill known as carpenter


• Ross Passfield known as dressing props


• Kate Pickthall known as junior draftsperson


• Theofano Pitsillidou known as junior modelmaker


• Adrian Platt known as concept artist


• Mitch Polley known as props


• Samantha Redwood known as art department assistant


• Victoria Rhodes known as set dec assistant (as Vicky Rhodes)


• Paul Scotson known as prop modeller


• Dominic Sikking known as graphic designer


• Mark Sindall known as Dressing Props; dailies


• Gert Stevens known as concept artist


• Chloe Taylor known as graphics assistant: dailies


• Ian Taylor known as scenic carpenter


• Andrew Tilhoo known as art department assistant


• Conrad Tuffin known as greensman


• Oli van der Vijver known as stand-by art director: 2nd unit


• Cara Walker known as petty cash buyer


• Catherine Whiting known as draftsman


• Peter Wignall known as storyboard artist


• Clive Wilson known as chargehand stand-by props (2nd unit )


• Thomas Wingrove known as junior concept artist


• Bradley Woodbridge known as standby painter


• Andrew Palmer known as draughtsman (uncredited)

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Production Companies:

• Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation (presents)


• Marv Films (as Marv)


• TSG Entertainment (made in association with)

Other Companies:

• ARRI Media  camera and grip equipment


• Above the Line Set Assistance & Security  security


• Audiolink Radio Communications  cell phone rentals


• Audiolink Radio Communications  walkie talkies


• Big Idea Productions  courtesy of: footage from "3-2-1 Penguins"


• Brownian Motion  red epic provided by


• Casting Collective  extras casting


• Codex Digital  digital recording equipment


• De Lane Lea  sound re-recording


• Film Finances  film completion guarantor


• Flying Pictures  aerial filming services


• HireWorks  Avid Nitris DX rental


• Intelligent Media  international monitoring agency


• La-La Land Records  soundtrack


• Love High Speed  camera equipment provided by


• Military Film Services (MFS)  extras casting


• On Set Tech  digital imaging services


• PMA Production  electronic press kit


• Pictorvision  aerial camera platform (Eclipse Aerial Camera System)


• Sapex Scripts  post-production script services


• Sky Media Travel  travel agent


• The Digital Orchard  digital imaging services


• Vantage Film  HAWK anamorphic lenses

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Distributors:

• 20th Century Fox Australia (2015) (Australia) (theatrical)


• 20th Century Fox Netherlands (2015) (Netherlands) (theatrical) (through Warner Bros.)


• 20th Century Fox (2015) (France) (theatrical)


• 20th Century Fox (2015) (UK) (theatrical)


• 20th Century Fox (2015) (Singapore) (theatrical)


• 20th Century Fox de Argentina (2015) (Argentina) (theatrical)


• 20th Century Fox of Germany (2015) (Germany) (theatrical)


• Alexandra Films (2015) (Bulgaria) (theatrical)


• Big Picture 2 Films (2015) (Portugal) (theatrical)


• Centfox Film (2015) (Austria) (theatrical)


• InterCom (2015) (Hungary) (theatrical)


• Odeon (2015) (Greece) (theatrical)


• Twentieth Century Fox C.I.S. (2015) (Azerbaijan) (theatrical)


• Twentieth Century Fox C.I.S. (2015) (Belarus) (theatrical)


• Twentieth Century Fox C.I.S. (2015) (Kazakhstan) (theatrical)


• Twentieth Century Fox C.I.S. (2015) (Russia) (theatrical)


• Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation (2015) (USA) (theatrical)


• Twentieth Century Fox Norway (2015) (Norway) (theatrical)


• Twentieth Century Fox (2015) (Switzerland) (theatrical) (through Warner Bros. Transatlantic Inc.)


• Twentieth Century Fox (2015) (Philippines) (theatrical) (through Warner Bros. F.E. Inc.)


• Twentieth Century Fox (2015) (Taiwan) (theatrical)


• Warner Bros. F.E. (2015) (Philippines) (theatrical)


• Warner Bros. (2015) (Switzerland) (theatrical) (through)


• Warner Bros. (2015) (Netherlands) (theatrical) (through)


• Westec Media Limited (2015) (Cambodia) (theatrical)


• 20th Century Fox (2015) (Spain) (all media)


• KVH Media Group (2015) (worldwide) (all media) (Ships)

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Special Effects:

• BUF


• Baseblack


• Blind (computer graphics)


• Cinesite


• Doc & A Soc


• Jellyfish Pictures (visual effects)


• Nvizage (previsualization)


• Nvizible (visual effects)


• Peanut FX


• Peerless Camera Company (visual effects)


• Plowman Craven & Associates (cyber scanning)


• Prime Focus World (visual effects)


• Visual Effects Company, The (motion control)

Visual Effects by:

• Nicolas Agenal known as design artist: BUF


• Anastasios Agiakatsikas known as digital compositor (prime focus)


• Zahra Al-Naib known as modeller: Prime Focus Film


• Xavier Allard known as graphic artist: BUF


• Terence Alvares known as digital compositor


• Anuj Anand known as digital compositor: Prime Focus


• Jaroslaw Ancuta known as senior roto artist: Peerless Camera Company


• Khan Arbaz known as matchmove artist


• Katrin Arndt known as visual effects producer: prime focus


• Guillaume Arrighi known as graphic artist: BUF


• Jaume Arteman known as digital compositor: Prime Focus World


• Rosie Ashforth known as animator


• Tony Atherton known as effects technical director: Prime Focus


• Jessica Austin known as motion capture technician


• Rajneesh Bahukhandi known as digital compositor


• Helen Baker known as computer graphics producer


• Priyanka Balasubramanian known as visual effects producer: Outsource


• James Ballard known as visual effects artist


• Tom Balogh known as vfx editor


• Thomas Banner known as digital compositor


• Branko Basarovski known as digital artist


• Romain Bavent known as graphic artist: BUF


• Steven Begg known as visual effects supervisor (as Steve Begg)


• Moti Biran known as digital compositor


• Gabriel Blanco known as pipeline engineer


• Turea Blyth known as visual effects coordinator: prime focus


• Martin Body known as lead rotoscope artist: Peerless Camera Co


• Andrew Booth known as computer graphics supervisor (Blind Ltd London)


• Philip Borg known as cg supervisor: Nvizible


• Damien Bouvier known as matchmove artist (Peanut)


• Jon Bragado known as matchmove artist: Prime Focus


• Charles Brelaud known as digital compositor


• Marc-Antoine Bressand known as visual effects artist: BUF


• Thibaut Breton known as crowd & mocap pipeline: prime focus


• Matthew Bristowe known as head of production prime focus


• Andre Brizard known as digital dompotisor: baseblack


• John Bruno known as additional visual effects supervisor


• Pierre Buffin known as senior visual effects supervisor: BUF


• Daniel Buhigas known as matchmove artist (Peanut)


• Francis L. Camacho known as Matchmove Supervisor: Prime Focus


• Paul Campion known as matte painter: nvizible


• Huseyin Caner known as Lidar and Cyber scanning supervisor


• Martin Chamney known as previs supervisor: Nvizage


• Paul Chandler known as digital matte painter


• Chennaboina.kiran kumar known as matchmoving artist: prime focus


• Sandra Chocholska known as digital compositor


• Charles Chorein known as lighting td


• Santosh Choudhary known as digital compositor


• Sam Churchill known as visual effects artist


• Carlos Cidrais known as lighting/lookdev artist


• Simone Ciliani known as effects techincal director: BaseBlack


• Ivan Cipriani known as digital compositor


• Adriano Cirulli known as digital compositor: Baseblack


• Kia Coates known as digital compositor


• Pietro Coco known as digital compositor


• Daniel Couch known as visual effects artist


• Oliver Cubbage known as previs artist: Nvizage


• Jaime Burés Cuco known as senior nuke technical director


• Danish Davis known as digital compositor


• Jo De Mey known as jr compositor: Cinesite


• Enrico De Palo known as digital compositor


• Jocelyn Defurne known as graphic artist: BUF


• Jonathan Deniard known as graphic artist: BUF


• Ujwal W. Dhankute known as digital compositor


• Fabrice Di Cicco known as matchmove artist (Peanut)


• Ivano di Natale known as roto paint artist


• Dikshit cherwoo known as digital compositor


• Tinko Dimov known as digital compositor


• Philip Dobree known as sequence supervisor


• John Paul Docherty known as additional visual effects supervisor (as Paul Docherty)


• Luke Dodd known as sequence supervisor


• Francesc Donaire known as compositor: Base Black


• Shreyas Dorwat known as visual effects coordinator


• Zach du Toit known as visual effects artist


• Marion Eloy known as graphic artist: BUF


• Stephen Elson known as visual effects producer


• Ernex known as screen graphics designer: Blind Ltd London


• Victoria Farley known as digital compositor


• James Farrington known as previs artist: Nvizage


• Matt Fidler known as animator: Prime Focus


• Tristan Fisher known as visual effects editor (prime focus)


• Jacob Flint known as matchmove artist: BaseBlack


• Joss Flores known as 2d visual effects supervisor: Baseblack


• Lucien Fostier known as compositing technical director


• Denis-Jose Francois known as pipeline co-ordinator


• Neville Freitas known as on-set matchmove & layout lead: Prime Focus London


• Wesley Froud known as visual effects


• Anthony Fung known as visual effects artist


• Borja Fuste known as digital compositor


• Kai Gadd known as digital compositor: BaseBlack


• Aron Galabuzi known as digital compositor


• Riccardo Gambi known as digital compositor


• Vikas Gandhi known as VFX co-ordinator: short term


• Olivier Gilbert known as design artist: BUF


• Agatha Gomes known as texture artist: Prime Focus UK


• Alex Gooding known as digital compositor


• Katie Goodwin known as vfx editor: prime focus


• Pradeep Gownipuram known as digital compositor (prime focus)


• Ken Graham known as digital compositor


• Gavin Gregory known as visual effects producer: For Realise


• Gavin Gregory known as visual effects producer: Realise


• Carl Guyenette known as visual effects artist


• Amélie Guyot known as matchmove artist (Peanut)


• Robert J. Hall known as digital compositor


• Chris Hardman known as visual effects artist


• Yascine Harmali known as graphic artist: BUF


• Joseph Hart Green known as visual effects editor: BaseBlack


• Makoto Hatanaka known as crowd td: Prime Focus World


• Kevin Tod Haug known as visual effects supervisor: HEM sequence


• Lionel Heath known as compositor (Prime Focus London)


• Jeremy Hey known as digital compositor


• Frederic Heymans known as digital compositor


• Ben Hicks known as digital compositor


• Cristian Hinz known as lead character fx technical director


• Christopher Hodge known as tracking


• Koen Hofmeester known as effects technical director


• Dan Horne known as matchmove artist: Baseblack


• Isabel Howlett known as digital compositor


• Ritchie Hoyle known as bodytracker/matchmove artist


• Jack Hughes known as digital compositor: Nvizible


• Chris Hunt known as lead 3d artist: Base Black


• Marc Hutchings known as 2D Supervisor: Peerless


• Nile Hylton known as crowd simulation supervisor: Prime Focus


• Sonia Alexia Ioannou known as matchmove artist


• Velichko Ivanov known as visual effects artist


• Jason Ivimey known as senior previs artist: Nvizage


• Linda Johnson known as lighting artist/layout artist


• Oliver Johnstone known as digital compositor (as Ollie Johnstone)


• Lesley c Johny known as Roto Artist: Prime Focus


• Lesley c Johny known as roto artist: prime focus


• Drew Jones known as Visual Effects Executive Producer: Peerless


• Timothy P. Jones known as digital film bureau


• Pratik Jore known as visual effects artist


• Marc Jouveneau known as visual effects supervisor: prime focus


• Gregory Kalaitzis known as prep artist


• Spiros Kalomiris known as lighting techical director


• Dushyant Kashyap known as show technical director


• Matt Kasmir known as visual effects supervisor


• Kavalakuntla Pavan Reddy known as matchmoving artist: Prime focus


• Devika Kawle known as visual effects coordinator


• John Kay known as senior previs animator: Nvizage


• Ciarán Keenan known as visual effects line producer: Nvizible


• Lisa Kelly known as visual effects producer: Nvizible


• Jonathan S. Kemp known as visual effects coordinator


• Simon Kilroe known as lead compositor


• Jenny King known as visual effects coordinator: Prime Focus World


• Nick King known as visual effects producer: prime focus


• Banu Kiran known as digital compositor (post-production)


• Connor Kitto known as matchmove artist


• Danit Klibansky known as visual effects artist


• Zuzana Klimova known as visual effects coordinator


• Stewart Kojima known as visual effects coordinator


• Wayne Kresil known as senior generalist


• Jakub Krompolc known as lead rigger


• Deepak Kumar known as vfx line producer


• Nitesh Kumar known as compositor


• Vikas Kumar known as bg prep artist


• Benjamin Kwok known as digital compositor


• Charlotte Larive known as digital compositor


• Liam Lavery known as visual effects artist


• Cedric Lecomte known as graphic artist: BUF


• Duncan Lees known as 3D Scanning Specialist


• Hugo Lemaitre known as graphic artist: BUF


• Bruno Lesieur known as lookdev sequence lead


• Fabrice Lett known as visual effects producer: BUF


• Joe Leveson known as pipeline technical director: Prime Focus London


• Rebecca-Louise Leybourne known as motion capture tracker


• Toby Lloyd known as visual effects editor


• Armando Lombardo known as digital compositor


• Ojaswi Londhe known as digital compositor


• Keir Longden known as lighter: Prime Focus UK


• Gabriel Lopez known as digital compositor


• Kevin Lopez known as texture artist/modeller


• Sandrine Lurde known as graphic artist: BUF


• Ross Macpherson known as visual effects artist


• Benjamin Malherbe known as graphic artist: BUF


• Christina Mandia known as matchmove artist at Realise Studios


• Guy Mannerings known as visual effects coordinator


• Riccardo Mascia known as compositor


• David Mason known as visual effects production manager


• Béranger Maurice known as cg animator: Nvizible


• Arnaud Mavoka-Isana known as motion editor


• Christopher Lucas Maw known as prep artist


• Bhumika Mayer known as visual effects coordinator


• Peregrine McCafferty known as matchmove supervisor (Peanut)


• Jason McDonald known as previsualisation supervisor


• Carlos Miras Sepulveda known as digital compositor


• Souvik Mitra known as matchmove and rotomation supervisor: prime focus


• Udit Mohan known as digital compositor


• Sandrine Moniez known as digital compositor


• Alberto Montañés known as digital compositor: Baseblack


• André Monteiro known as graphic artist: BUF


• Andy Mulligan known as matchmove & rotomation


• Atyeb Muneer known as digital compositor


• Tomas Munzar known as digital compositor


• Shakil Nadkarni known as matchmove artist


• Sebastian Ness known as matchmove artist


• Dan Newlands known as matchmove and rotomation artist


• Nicolette Newman known as texture artist: prime focus


• Carlos-Christian Nickel known as cg supervisor


• José Nieuwstad known as reference camera operator: The Imaginarium Studios


• Geoffrey Niquet known as visual effects supervisor: BUF


• Fredrik Nordbeck known as screen graphics designer


• Ole-Aleksander Nordby known as digital compositor


• Jessica Norton known as visual effects producer


• Mark O'Kane known as visual effects artist


• Martin Ofori known as sequence lead


• Cem Olcer known as graphic artist: BUF


• Daniel Orchard known as motion capture technician


• Michelangelo Neri Orliani known as digital compositor


• India Osborne known as company manager: BUF


• Konstantinos Panagiotopoulos known as digital compositor: Baseblack


• Bhavesh Pandey known as effects technical director


• Om Parab known as matchmove lead: primefocus


• Jim Parsons known as senior compositor


• Billy Perry known as digital artist


• Richard Perry known as previsualisation supervisor


• Boris Philipart known as graphic artist: BUF


• Quentin Pianta known as digital artist


• Cyril Pichard known as senior r&d engineer


• Rob Pizzey known as digital colorist


• Pradeep kumar known as matchmove artist: primefocus


• Srikanth Pullamsetti known as matchmove artist (prime focus)


• Amardeep Rattan known as previs artist/editor: Nvizage


• Murali Krishna Reddy known as machmove artist: Primefocus


• Sai Krishna Rimmalapudi known as lead compositor


• Daniel Roberts known as visual effects


• Roger Rosa known as visual effects artist


• Rosi Ruiz known as digital compositor


• Susil Sabat known as digital compositor


• Sajeev Sadanandan known as matchmove lead: prime focus


• Kevin Sheldon Saldanha known as visual effects coordinator


• Alessandro Salis known as digital compositor


• Raphael Santos known as compositor (Prime Focus London)


• Ian Sargent known as screen graphics designer


• Andrew Savchenko known as compositor: Prime Focus UK


• Robert Schajer known as executive producer: BUF


• Chris Scott known as visual effects artist


• Nidhi Seth known as vfx line producer


• Cameron Sharp known as senior visual effects editor: Prime Focus World


• Michael Shaw known as digital compositor


• Sachin Shivkar known as matchmove lead: primefocus


• Tomos Sion known as digital compositor


• Coline Six known as head of production: BUF


• David Sjodin known as compositor


• Matina Skouteri known as visual effects coordinator: Prime Focus World


• Adam Smith known as lead compositor


• Martyn Smith known as animator


• Alex Snookes known as compositor


• Nick Soothill known as 3D scanning specialist


• Richard Sowerby known as digital compositor


• Richard Sowerby known as prep artist


• Alexandrine Stehelin known as visual effects coordinator: BUF


• Paul Venn Stirling known as digital compositor: Prime Focus Film


• Rainer Stolle known as matte painter


• Lee F. Sullivan known as cg supervisor: prime focus


• Suresh known as digital compositor


• David Swift known as matte painter


• András Szõcs known as digital compositor (Prime Focus)


• Sahil Tandial known as lead matchmove/rotomation artist: prime focus


• James Tavet known as matchmove artist: BaseBlack


• Alexandros Theodosiou known as visual effects compositor: Peerless Camera Company


• Ben Thomas known as lighter: Prime Focus UK


• James Thompson known as visual effects


• Rupert Thorpe known as lighting / technical director


• Ruggero Tomasino known as digital compositor: Cinesite


• Matthew Tsang known as screen graphics designer: Blind Ltd


• Eric Tsui known as look development/lighting


• Stuart Turnbull known as modeller at Realise Studios and texture artist at Cinesite


• Christoph Unger known as digital artist


• Aaron Urquhart known as motion capture operator


• V.jayanth known as matchmove artist: prime focus


• Nirav Vamja known as machmove artist: prime focus


• Varaprasad.Dhongili known as matchmove artist (prime focus)


• Prajwal Vas known as paint & roto artist


• Robert Vassie known as visual effects coordinator: Peerless Camera Company


• Jon Veal known as modeller


• Dominique Vidal known as graphic artist: BUF


• Vijay Rajak known as compositor (prime focus)


• Sachin Vishwas known as prime focus


• Chunchu Viswamitra known as matchmoving artist


• Maggie Walby known as visual effects coordinator: Prime Focus Film


• Michael Walton known as compositor & prep


• Richard Wearmouth known as motion edit supervisor


• Emma White known as digital compositor


• Angus Wilson known as visual effects artist


• Becki Wilson known as crowd technical director


• Chris Wilson known as visual effects coordinator


• Pat Wong known as lead / senior compositor


• William G. Wright known as digital compositor


• Xu Xing known as texturing artist: Jellyfish Pictures


• Tim Young known as lead digital compositor: Baseblack


• Salvador Zalvidea known as 2d supervisor


• Cat Harris known as visual effects artist (uncredited)


• Jay Mallet known as motion control cameraman (uncredited)


• Prakash Pathak known as production assistant: vfx (uncredited)


• Srikanth known as lead paint/prep artist: BOT VFX (uncredited)

MPAA: Rated R for sequences of strong violence, language and some sexual content

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