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| Warner Bros. (2009) | |||||
| Science Fiction, Fantasy, Action | |||||
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| Malin Akerman | Laurie Jupiter/Silk Spectre II | |
| Billy Crudup | Dr. Manhattan/Jon Osterman | |
| Matthew Goode | Adrian Veidt/Ozymandias | |
| Jackie Earle Haley | Walter Kovacs/Rorschach | |
| Jeffrey Dean Morgan | Edward Blake/The Comedian | |
| Patrick Wilson | Dan Dreiberg/Nite Owl II | |
| Carla Gugino | Sally Jupiter/Silk Spectre | |
| Matt Frewer | Edgar Jacobi/Moloch the Mystic | |
| Stephen McHattie | Hollis Mason/Nite Owl | |
| Laura Mennell | Janey Slater |
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Lawrence Gordon
Lloyd Levin |
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| Writer | Alan Moore
David Hayter |
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| Cinematography | Larry Fong
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| Musician | Tyler Bates
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In an alternate 1985, real heroes had come and gone since the 1940's, and re-emerge with the murder of on of their founding members, The Comedian (Jeffrey Dean Morgan). Investigating the murder, nihilistic hero Rorschach (Jackie Earle Haley) stumbles upon a much larger plot involving his ex-compatriots and the world on the brink of global destruction. |
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