| V For Vendetta | |||||
| Warner Bros. (2005) | |||||
| Drama, Science Fiction, Thriller, Action | |||||
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#806 |
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| Natalie Portman | Evey | |
| Hugo Weaving | V | |
| Stephen Rea | Finch | |
| Stephen Fry | Deitrich | |
| John Hurt | Adam Sutler | |
| Tim Pigott-Smith | Creedy | |
| Rupert Graves | Dominic | |
| Roger Allam | Lewis Prothero | |
| Ben Miles | Dascomb | |
| Sinéad Cusack | Delia Surridge | |
| Natasha Wightman | Valerie | |
| John Standing | Lilliman | |
| Eddie Marsan | Etheridge | |
| Clive Ashborn | Guy Fawkes | |
| Emma Field-Rayner | Guy Fawkes Lover |
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| Producer |
Jessica Alan
Grant Hill |
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| Writer |
Lilly Wachowski
Lana Wachowski |
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| Cinematography |
Adrian Biddle
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| Musician |
Dario Marianelli
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In a world in which Great Britain has become a fascist state, a masked vigilante known only as “V” conducts guerrilla warfare against the oppressive British government. When V rescues a young woman from the secret police, he finds in her an ally with whom he can continue his fight to free the people of Britain. |
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