Ghostbusters

 

Stantz-Jason Bateman

 

Venkman-Jack Black

 

Egon-Robert Downey Jr

 

Winston-Anthony Mackie

 

@stunt pool

 

Downey Jr. NOT playing Venkman? I think he would be the perfect choice for Bill Murray's role of a smooth-talking, womanizing charlatan scientist, don't you think?

As an hommage to his own father, Josh Brolin agreed to star in a remake of 1977's B-movie "The Car" in which James Brolin played the lead role and which was directed by Elliot Silverstein. Producer Wes Craven decided to give his chance to then unknown French director Alexandre Aja for his first film in the US :

 

THE CAR (2005)

Directed by Alexandre Aja

Produced by Wes Craven

 

"Captain Wade Parent"

James Brolin/Josh Brolin

 

 

 

"Lauren Humphries"

Kathleen Lloyd/Michelle Rodriguez

 

 

 

"Sheriff Everett Peck"

John Marley/L. Q. Jones

 

 

 

"Amos Clemens"

R.G. Armstrong/Jonathan Banks

 

 

 

"Deputy Chas"

Henry O'Brien/Michael Horse

 

 

 

"Donna"

Geraldine Keams/Irene Bedard

 

 

 

"Deputy Luke Johnson"

Ronny Cox/Neil McDonough

 

 

 

And starring...

 

"The Car"

Lincoln Continental Mark III/Lincoln Continental Mark III

 

 

... because it is already perfect so!!!

 

Better ideas for the iconic evil car are of course welcome!

I have to say, it seems like those actors are kind of mixed-up. Surely, RDJ as Venkman and Jack Black as Ray are the more natural choices, right? Maybe too obvious?

Jason Segal would be a good Ray Santz.

CAPE FEAR (2013)

 

Directed by Joe Carnahan

 

Liam Neeson as Sam Bowden

 

 

Robert Downey Jr. as Max Cady

 

 

alternate: Viggo Mortensen

 

Jodie Foster as Peggy Bowden

 

 

Saoirse Ronan as Danielle Bowden

 

 

Andre Braugher as Claude Sievers, private eye

 

 

Zach Grenier as Police Lieutenant Elgart-Dutton

 

Nicolas Winding Refn's A Bittersweet Life

 

Kim Sun-woo - Ryan Gosling

Mr. Kang - Albert Brooks

Hee-soo - Carey Mulligan

President Baek - Oscar Isaac

Mun-suk - Ron Perlman

Gun dealer - Mads Mikkelsen

Gun dealer's brother - Tom Hardy

Actually, I think that's excellent. I didn't even think of that. In my "Endlessly recast Ghostbusters" thread, I even say that my imagination is kind of limited on this and that I think other people would come up with good choices.

(Granted, this would probably retread a lot of thematic ground the Coenim already covered in A Serious Man, but here goes anyway.)

 

The Seven Year Itch

 

Directed by Joel & Ethan Coen

 

Richard Sherman   -   Michael Stuhlbarg

"She loves me because I'm sweet! And gentle! And worried! And nervous! And shy! And tender!"

 

The Girl   -   Scarlett Johansson

"If I were your wife, I'd be very jealous of you."

 

Helen Sherman   -   Kelly Macdonald

"You're attractive to me, darling, but then again, I'm used to you."

 

Tom MacKenzie   -   George Clooney

"Oh darling! Inwardly, downwardly! Pulsating, striving! Now together! Ending and unending! Now! Now! Now!"

 

Mr. Kruhulik   -   John Turturro

"Isn't she a living doll."

 

Dr. Brubaker   -   Jon Polito

"I congratulate you on your good taste."

 

Mr. Brady   -   J.K. Simmons

"Well, wait till you've been married as long as I have, and you'll be delighted to get rid of them for the summer!"

 

Vegetarian Restaurant Waitress   -   Frances McDormand

"Nudism is such a worthy cause."

This summer, they're coming to save the world.

2013

 

 

Dr Peter Venkman - Joel Mchale

 

Dr Raymond Stantz - Jason Segel

 

Dr Egon Spengler - Jim Parsons

 

Winston Zeddmore - Michael Kenneth Williams

 

Dana Barrett - Cobie Smulder

 

Louis Tully - Danny Pudi

 

Janine Melnitz - Aubrey Plaza

 

Walter Peck - James Patrick Stuart

 

 

 

By casting actors more know for TV work, this frees up more of the budget for special effects. In this version Peck doesn't work for the EPA. He is a city councilman.

Edited by Chaz - 1/28/13 at 11:57pm

Eastwood and Siegel decided to work on a script from Lewis John Carlino about a highly professional and solitary hit man after the previous director, Michael Winner, abandonned the project in 1972 because of financing problems. Siegel initially wanted to cast Jan-Michael Vincent alongside Eastwood, but the latter convinced him to choose Jeff Bridges :

 

A MALPASO PRODUCTIONS

 

THE MECHANIC (1975)

Directed by Don Siegel

Music by Dee Barton

 

"Arthur Bishop"

Clint Eastwood

 

 

 

"Steve McKenna"

Jeff Bridges

 

 

 

"The Girl"

Sondra Locke

 

 

 

"Harry McKenna"

Darren McGavin

 

 

 

"The Man"

Henry Silva

 

I stand for my original Ghostbusters cast

The Last Boy Scout (2013)

 

Written and Directed by Shane Black

 

Joe Hallenbeck-Bradley Cooper

 

 

 

Jimmy Dix-Anthony Mackie

 

 

 

 

Sheldon Marcone-John Goodman

 

 

 

Milo-Michael Shannon

 

 

 

 

Cory-Zoe Saldana

 

 

 

Sarah Hallenbeck-Michelle Monaghan

 

 

 

 

Darian Hallenbeck-Kara Hayward

 

Axel if I had know you had done a cast of Ghostbusters with two of the actors I thought of, I would have cast different people. Sorry.

Here's my big swaggering cock of a Ghostbusters recast from a while back. Read it and weep.

 

You had me at "Lars Von Trier's Ghostbusters". By the way the casting is perfect for his version of this movie. Though hopefully it isn't too gloomy more like The Kingdom, his Danish tv miniseries. Makes me want to try a Las Von Trier recasting of Taxi Driver.

Damn fine casting, axelbratoski.

 

Sorry, but it's way too fuckin gloomy. And sexually violent! You won't believe the harrowing 'twinkie scene'.

Late 1983, Hugh Hudson was offered the chance to direct an adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs' books (the project later went to Michael Radford) but turned it down in order to make a movie about a futuristic dystopian society in which emotions are strictly controlled. The script is heavily influenced by the russian 1921 novel "We" from Yevgeny Zamyatin that inspired many western novelists. Hugh Hudson managed to film some scenes in the Berlin Stadium (West-Berlin) and hired many German actors :

 

 

EQUILIBRIUM (1984)

Directed by Hugh Hudson

Music : Klaus Dodlinger

 

 

"John Preston"

Daniel Day-Lewis

 

 

 

"Errol Partridge"

Jurgen Prochnow

 

 

 

"Vice-counsel DuPont"

Steven Berkoff

 

 

 

"Mary O'Brien"

Nastassja Kinski

 

 

 

"Andrew Brandt"

Trevor Thomas

 

 

 

"Jurgen"

Nigel Terry

 

 

 

"Father"

Ian Holm

 

 

*Trivia : In a public interview during the 1985 Berlinale, Hugh Hudson revealed that, in his first draft, Colin Welland, an avid fan of martial arts films, tried to include a innovative form of martial art "completely based around guns". Hugh Hudson, however, found the idea "totally ludicrous".

Creature from the Black Lagoon

October 2013

Directed by Guillerme del Toro

 

Chris Evans - Dr David Reed

 

Amy Acker  - Kay Lawerence

 

Aaron Eckhart - Dr Mark Williams

 

Nestor Carbonell - Dr Carl Maia

 

Danny Trejo - Lucas

 

David Strathaim - Dr Edwin Thompson

 

Micheal Phelps - The Gill-Man in the swimming scenes

 

Derek Mears - The Gill-Man on land scenes

 

A Guillermo Black Lagoon with someone other than Doug Jones as The Gill-Man? For shame, Chaz.

Yeah and most likely the main lead would be Charlie Hunnam. Also where's Ron Perelman? And instead of Eckhardt I'd go with Idris Elba. And Jeffery Tambor would probably be somewhere in this for comic relief.

Ha, I laughed at Aubrey Plaza as Janine in Ghostbusters. That's perfect.

 Doug Jones doesn't have a gold medal and Mears will look big and imposing on land.

 

While I was day dreaming that cast, I thought of doing Rob Zombie's Creature from the Black Lagoon. Of course in his version, the lagoon is part of a trailer park in the Florida panhandle.

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Tommy Wiseau's The Star War

 

starring

 

Greg Sestero as "Mark Skywalker"

 

 

Tommy Wiseau as "Johnny Solo"

 

 

Juliette Danielle as "Princess Lisa"

 

 

Carolyn Minnott as "Claudette Kenobi"

 

 

Kyle Vogt as "C3Peter0"

 

 

Philip Haldiman as "R2Denny2"

 

 

Dan Janjigian as "Grand Moff Chris-R"

 

 

Mike Holmes as "Mike Porkins"

 

 

Greg Ellery as "Steven Antilles"

 

 

Robyn Paris as "Michelle Biggs"

 

 

with Doggie as "Chewie"

 

 

and Tommy Wiseau as "Darth Wiseau"

 

Some crazy billionaire should give Tommy Wiseau the money to make The Star War.

You rang?

 

Nicholas Ray's The Room

 

(1955)

 

 

Starring:

 

 

James Dean as Johnny, an all-American male whose handsome face hides a deep inner-torment

 

 

"You are TEARING ME APART, LISA!"

 

Ava Gardner as the irresistibly beautiful femme fatale Lisa

 

           

 

"I just wanted to hear your sexy voice. I keep thinking about your strong hands around my body. It excites me so much."

 

Paul Newman as Mark, torn between his best friend and the woman he loves.

 

 

"I just can't figure women out. Sometimes they're just too smart. Sometimes they're just flat-out stupid. Other times they're just evil."

 

Sal Mineo as Denny, a confused youngster who might be in-over-his-head --- in both the bedroom and on the street.

 

 

Lillian Gish as Claudette, Lisa's fierce-willed but terminally ill mother.

 

 

"I definitely have breast cancer."

 

Natalie Wood & Richard Beymer as Michelle & Mike, star-crossed lovers kept apart in the heat of passion.

 

 

"Did you know that chocolate . . . is the symbol of love?"

 

Lee Marvin as Chris-R, a notorious hoodlum and dealer of unknown narcotics.

 

 

"I don't have five minutes, Denny."

 

Dick York as psychologist and concerned friend Peter

 

 

"People are people. Sometimes they just can't see their own faults.

 

Dick Sargent as fellow concerned friend Steven

 

 

"I feel like I'm sitting on an atomic bomb, waiting for it to go off!"

Blade Runner (1953)

Directed by Samuel Fuller

 

Robert Ryan - Rick Deckard

 

 

Richard Widmark - Roy Batty

 

 

Gene Evans - Bryant

 

 

Bella Darvi - Rachael

 

 

Lee Van Cleef - Gaff

 

 

Elisha Cook, Jr. - J.F. Sebastian

 

 

Constance Towers - Pris

 

 

Philip Ahn - Hannibal Chew

 

 

Rod Steiger - Leon Kowalski

 

 

Boris Karloff - Dr. Eldon Tyrell

 

(Believe it or not, the fact that the majority of this cast has already worked with Hillcoat is mostly coincidental.)

 

The Great Silence   -   2014

 

Directed by John Hillcoat

 

Silence   -   Viggo Mortensen

 

Loco   -   Guy Pearce

 

Pauline   -   Zoe Saldana

 

Sheriff Burnett   -   Ray Winstone

 

Pollicut   -   Alan Rickman

 

Young Silence   -   Kodi Smit-McPhee

The Talented Mr. Ripley (2013)

 

Directed by Mark Romanek

 

Tom Ripley- Andrew Garfield

 

 

 

Dickie Greenleaf- Max Irons

 

 

 

Marge Sherwood- Carey Mulligan

 

 

 

Meredith Logue- Anne Hathaway

 

 

 

Freddie Miles- Kieran Culkin

 

 

 

Peter Smith-Kingsley- Harry Lloyd

 

Ed Wood (2013)

 

Jason Schwartzman - Edward D. Wood Jr.

 

 

Gary Oldman - Bela Lugosi

 

 

Rachel McAdams - Dolores Fuller

 

 

Anna Kendrick - Kathy O'Hara

 

 

John Malkovich - Bunny Breckinridge

 

 

Will Arnett - The Amazing Criswell

 

 

Samm Levine - Paul Marco

 

 

John Francis Daley - Conrad Brooks

 

 

Jeff Garlin - Georgie Weiss

 

 

Eva Amurri  - Vampira

 

 

Paul Wright - Tor Johnson

 

 

Krysten Ritter - Loretta King

 

 

Philip Seymour Hoffman - Orson Welles

 

Jason Reitman presents a reading of Glengarry Glen Ross, as will be performed live in LA on the 21st. Sold out!

Rick Roma - Robin Wright
Shelley Levine - Catherine O'Hara
Dave Moss - Maria Bello
George Aaronow - Allison Janney
John Williamson - Mae Whitman

Alec Baldwin's role is as yet uncast, though I personally would suggest Reitman's recent collaborator Charlize Theron.

HIGHLANDER (2013)

Written & Directed by NEIL MARSHALL

Score by ILAN ESHKERI

Original Songs by MUSE

 

Michael Fassbender as CONNOR MACLEOD

 

 

Rosamund Pike as BRENDA WYATT

 

 

Sean Bean as JUAN SANCHEZ VILLA-LOBOS RAMIREZ

 

 

Mads Mikkelsen as THE KURGAN

 

 

Imogen Poots as HEATHER MACLEOD

 

 

Emma Thompson as RACHEL ELLENSTEIN

 

 

Tom Wilkinson as LT. FRANK MORAN

AMADEUS (2013)

 

Directed by Ang Lee

 

Javier Bardem as Antonio Salieri

 

 

Jason Schwartzman as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

 

 

Carey Mulligan as Constanze Mozart

 

 

James Cromwell as Leopold Mozart

 

 

Rhys Ifans as Emperor Joseph II

 

 

Zeljko Ivanek as Count Orsini-Rosenberg

 

 

Lee Pace as Emanuel Schikaneder

 

 

Tom Hollander as Father Vogler

 

A recast revisited...

RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK (2013)

Directed by BRAD BIRD

Written by JOE CORNISH

Music by MICHAEL GIACCHINO

 

Daniel Craig as INDIANA JONES

 

 

Hayley Atwell as MARION RAVENWOOD

 

 

Guy Pearce as DR. RENÉ BELLOQ

 

 

Jared Harris as MAJOR ARNOLD TOHT

 

 

Ciaran Hinds as DR. MARCUS BRODY

 

 

Sayed Badreya as SALLAH

 

 

Peter Mensah as CAPTAIN KATANGA

 

 

Til Schweiger as COLONEL DIETRICH

 

 

Robert Maillet as GERMAN MECHANIC

"A London Dark Comedy"

KISS KISS BANG BANG (2005)

Written & Directed by MARTIN MCDONAGH

 

Starring Colin Farrell as HARRY LOCKHART

 

 

Daniel Craig as GAY PERRY VAN SHRIKE

 

 

Rachel Weisz as HARMONY FAITH LANE

 

 

Ray Stevenson as MR. FRYING PAN

 

 

Colin Salmon as MR. FIRE

 

 

and Pierce Brosnan as HARLAN DEXTER

Glengarry Glen Ross

A Martin Scorsese Film

Daniel Day-Lewis as Ricky Roma
Martin Sheen as Shelley Levine
Matt Damon as Dave Moss
Robert De Niro as George Aaronow
Jonah Hill as John Williamson
Mark Wahlberg as Blake

Roles trivia

Studio doesn't want Daniel Day-Lewis to play as Ricky Roma as he's not American, they preferred Sean Penn or Brad Pitt but Martin Scorsese convince them that Daniel Day-Lewis was his only choice for Ricky Roma

Jack Nicholson was cast as Shelley Levine but was fired by Martin Scorsese because he was too crazy to play a normal character

Leonardo DiCaprio turned down Dave Moss but recommend Matt Damon for the part

Jon Favreau originally audition for George Aaronow but was reject by Martin Scorsese as he think he too young for the part

Matthew McConaughey was cast as John Williamson but dropped out due for being typecast as a man who wear glasses

Jude Law and Mark Ruffalo were both considered for Blake but was beat by Mark Wahlberg due for his performance in The Departed which make him a perfect choice for Blake

REPO MAN (2013)

Directed by NICOLAS WINDING REFN

 

Anton Yelchin as OTTO

"You're a white suburban punk just like me."

 

 

Sean Penn as BUD

"Look at those assholes, ordinary fucking people. I hate 'em."

 

 

Steve Buscemi as MILLER

"John Wayne was a fag"

 

 

Michael K. Williams as LITE

"They shit scared. They know I'm not a cop, think I've come to kill 'em. And I would."

 

 

Jena Malone as LEILA

"I'd torture someone in a second if it was up to me."

 

 

Richard Jenkins as J. FRANK PARNELL

"You ever feel as if your mind had started to erode?"

 

 

Vera Farmiga as AGENT ROGERSZ

"I'm going to have to torture you. But I want you to know, it isn't personal."

 

 

Michael Madsen as OLY

"Oh, yeah, you're fuckin' A we ripped your car, asshole."

 

 

Ron Perlman as PLETTSCHNER

"So never say fuck you to me! Because you haven't earned the right yet!"

 

 

Naomie Harris as MARLENE

"It's my birthday."

Edited by axelbratoski - 2/23/13 at 6:53am

About a year ago, I did season one. Here's the follow-up.

 

A Clash of Kings (1973, aired as a BBC series in six installments)

 

Robb Stark - Peter Firth

 

Catelyn Stark - Claire Bloom

 

 

Jon Snow - Helmut Berger

 

 

Sansa Stark - Olivia Hussey

 

 

Arya Stark - Jodie Foster

 

Bran Stark - Jack Wild

 

Theon Greyjoy - Gary Oldman

 

Yara Greyjoy - Jenny Agutter

 

Balon Greyjoy - Richard Harris

 

Tyrion Lannister - David Rappaport

 

Cersei Lannister - Britt Ekland

 

Jamie Lannister - Tim Curry

 

Tywin Lannister - Peter Cushing

 

Joffrey Baratheon - Mark Lester

 

Littlefinger - Michael Caine

 

Varys - Donald Pleasance

 

Maester Pycelle - Alistair Sim

 

Renly Baratheon - Timothy Dalton

 

Margery Tyrell - Jane Seymour

 

Stannis Baratheon - Alan Bates

 

Davos Seaworth - Patrick McGoohan

 

Melisandre - Jill St John

 

Danaerys Targaryen - Julie Christie

 

 

Jorah Mormount - Edward Woodward

 

 

Xaro Xan Daxos - Omar Sharif

 

 

Pyat Pree - Patrick Troughton

 

The cast is terrific, I'd watch this in a second to see them all performing that material against one another. But after seeing HBO's version, with its huge budgets and modern visual effects, I don't know if the '70s BBC could bring the world to life in an effective way. I mean, I love the hell out of the Beeb's I, Claudius, but it's nothing but actors on sound stages, which is OK for the story it's telling (same goes for Elizabeth R., The Six Wives of Henry VIII, The First Churchills, etc.), but they could never pull off something like HBO's Rome. (Hell, in the end, neither could HBO!) I just don't think the story could effectively be told in a talky, stage-bound format, which is all those '70s BBC mini-series could afford.

 

But as long as we're fantasy-casting, we might as well be fantasy-budgeting as well, so I say give the Beeb $100 million and 21st-century technology and let's do this thing!

...a long time ago. In a galaxy far far away...Chaz decided to recast the greatest science fiction trilogy of all time.

 

 

Luke Skywalker - Aaron Johnson

"I am a Jedi; like my father before me."

Han Solo - Jensen Ackles

"Sometimes I even amaze myself."

Princess Leia - Mary Elizabeth Winstead

"Into the garbage shoot fly boy!"

Obi-Wan Kenobi - Christoph Waltz

"He doesn't want you following old Obi-Wan on some damn fool crusade."

 

C-3PO - Voice of David Tennant

"I'm over here in pieces and your having delusions of grandeur!"

Darth Vader - Voice Samuel L Jackson

"I am your father."

Grand Moff Tarkin - Daniel Craig

"Evacuate?! In our moment of triumph. I think you overestimate their chances."

Lando Calrissian - Idris Elba

"We'll last longer than we would against that Death Star and maybe we'll take some of them with us!"

Boba Fett - Bruce Willis

"He's no good to me dead."

 Yoda - Voice of Danny Pudi

"Found someone you have."

Emperor Palpatine - Al Panico

"So be it: Jedi."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited by Chaz - 2/24/13 at 10:27am

- CREEPSHOW (segment "Something to Tide You Over")
 

Directed by Joel and Ethan Coen

 

Same locations, dialogues and musical ost of the original

 

Orlando Bloom (Paris) as Henry Wentworth

 

 

- Diane Kruger (Helen) as Becky Vickers

 

and Gian Maria Volontè as Richard Vickers

 

 

Edited by frankbooth - 2/26/13 at 8:34am

Apocalypse Now (2014)

 

Captain Benjamin L. Willard: Jeremy Renner

 

 

Lieutenant Colonel Bill Kilgore: Matthew McConaughey

 

 

Jay "Chef" Hicks: Ben Foster

 

 

Lance B. Johnson: Aaron Paul

 

 

Tyrone "Clean" Miller: Denzel Whitaker

 

 

Chief Phillips: Mike Colter

 

 

Colonel Lucas: Jon Hamm

 

 

Jerry the Civilian: Shea Whigham

 

 

General Corman: William Sadler

 

 

Photojournalist: Jeremy Renner

 

 

Colonel Walter E. Kurtz: Michael Shannon

 

The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (1938)

 

Jesse James - Clark Gable

 

Robert Ford - Jimmy Stewart

 

Charley Ford - William Powell

 

Wood Hite - John Wayne

 

Dick Liddil - Cary Grant

 

Frank James - Walter McGrail

- Creepshow (full movie)

by Coen Bros.

 

 

 

- Daeg Faerch as Billy

 

- Gary Busey as Billy's Dad

- Frances McDormand as Billy's Mum

 

Episode Father's Day

 

- Martin Landau as Nathan Grantham

 

- Judith Roberts as Aunt Bedelia

 

- Meryl Streep as Sylvia Grantham

 

 

Episode The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill

 

- Vincent D'Onofrio as Jordy Verrill

 

 

 

Episode Something to Tide You Over

 

- Sean Connery (80's version) as Richard Vickers  (i want to see him to be bad)

 

- Josh Hartnett as Harry Wentworth

 

 

- Diane Kruger as Becky Vickers

 

 

Episode The Crate

 

- Geoffrey Rush as Dexter Stanley

 

 

 

- William H.Macy as Henry Northrup

 

- Marcia Gay Harden as Wilma Northrup

 

 

Episode They're Creeping Up On You

 

Danny De Vito as Upson Pratt

 

- Marlon Wayans as White

 

 

 

Dialogues, locations and score music are identical to the original

Edited by frankbooth - 2/28/13 at 12:26pm

Modern Problems

2013

written and directed by Dan Harmon

 

Joel Mchale - Max Tielder

 

Gillian Jacobs - Darcy

 

Josh Holloway - Mark Winslew

 

Yvette Nicole Brown - Dorita

 

Jim Rash - Brian Stills

 

Lauren Stamile - Lorraine

That version of They're Creeping Up on You only works if Danny DeVito is playing Frank Reynolds.

Goldfinger

2011

 

Michael Fessbender - James Bond

Uma Thurman - Pussy Galore

Alan Rickman - Goldfinger

Allison Brie - Jill Matherson

Lizzy Caplan - Tilly Matherson

Bill Nighy - M

Camille Coduri - Moneypenny

Bruce Campbell - Felix Leiter

Matt Smith - Q

Dalip Singh - Odd Job

 

 

Moonraker

2013

 

Micheal Fessbender - James Bond

Anne Hathway - Dr Holly Goodhead

Tom Hardy - Hugo Drax

Brock Lesnar - Jaws

Marion Cotillard - Corinne Dufour

Bill Nighy - M

Matt Smith - Q

Camille Coduri - Moneypenny

 

 

 

Tom Hardy will use the Bane voice for Drax.

A recast revisited...

 

TEMPLE OF DOOM (2016)

Written & Directed by JOE CORNISH

Music by MICHAEL GIACCHINO

 

Daniel Craig as INDIANA JONES

 

 

Alice Eve as WILLIE SCOTT

 

 

Faran Tahir as MOLA RAM

 

 

Alexander Siddig as CHATTAR LAL