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| Columbia TriStar (2004) | |||||
| Adventure, Action | |||||
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| Ron Perlman | Hellboy |
| Selma Blair | Liz Sherman |
| Rupert Evans | Agent John Myers |
| John Hurt | Professor Bruttenholm |
| Karel Roden | Grigori Rasputin |
| Jeffrey Tambor | Dr. Tom Manning |
| Doug Jones | Abe Sapien |
| David Hyde Pierce | Abe Sapien |
| Brian Steele | Sammael |
| Ladislav Berain | Kroenen |
| Biddy Hodson | Ilsa |
| Corey Johnson | Agent Clay |
| Kevin Trainor | Young Broom |
| Brian Caspe | Agent Lime |
| James Babson | Agent Moss |
| Stephen H. Fisher | Agent Quarry |
| Garth Cooper | Agent Stone |
| Angus MacInnes | Sgt. Whitman |
| Jim Howick | Cpl. Matlin |
| Ladislav Beran | Karl Ruprect Kroenen |
| Stephen Fisher | Agent Quarry |
| Director | Guillermo del Toro
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| Producer | Lawrence Gordon
Lloyd Levin Mike Mignola Mike Richardson Patrick J. Palmer |
| Writer | Guillermo del Toro
Mike Mignola Peter Briggs |
| Cinematography | Guillermo Navarro
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| Musician | Marco Beltrami
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Hellboy is derived from a graphic novel, where an infant demon is brought into our dimension by a Nazi group bent on destroying modern civilization by opening a portal to Hell. While the Nazi group is foiled in the beginning of the movie, the adventures have just begun. The baby demon is raised by an aging scientist, and may prove to be the salvation of us all. |
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