Anthropoid (2016)
Overview
In December 1941, Czech soldiers Jozef Gabčík and Jan Kubiš parachute into their occupied homeland to assassinate Nazi officer Reinhard Heydrich.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $4,600,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 17.041 |
Directed By
Sean Ellis
Crew
Sean Ellis
Sean Ellis
Richard Mettler
Sean Ellis
Anthony Frewin
Mickey Liddell
Elan Jones
Sean Ellis
Kallis Shamaris
Des Hamilton
Veronika Metzova
Derek Walker
Radek Hanák
Pete Shilaimon
Morgan Kennedy
Radek Škudrna
Sue Harding
Peter Burgis
Stephen Elson
Claire Duthie
Lara Manwaring
Laurence Love Greed
Kateřina Oujezdská
Joss Flores
Ussal Kalyoncu Smithers
Kirsti Abernethy
Michele Woods
Růžena Novotná
James Mather
Linda Eisenhamerová
Gabriela Poláková
Dillon Bennett
Jed Loughran
Laura Schiavo
Robin Foster
Michal Soun
Josef Čechota
David Malinowski
Glen Gathard
Jack Stew
Jemma Riley-Tolch
Chris Curling
Léonard Glowinski
Jennifer Monroe
Kryštof Mucha
David Ondříček
Anita Overland
TOP CAST
Jamie Dornan
Jan Kubiš
Cillian Murphy
Josef Gabčík
Charlotte Le Bon
Marie Kovárníková
Anna Geislerová
Lenka Fafková
Harry Lloyd
Adolf Opálka
Toby Jones
Jan Zelenka
Alena Mihulová
Mrs. Moravec
Marcin Dorociński
Ladislav Vanék
Bill Milner
Ata Moravec
Sam Keeley
Josef Bublík
Jiří Šimek
Karel Curda
Mish Boyko
Jan Hrubý
Václav Neužil
Josef Vaclík
Andrej Polák
Jaroslav Svarc
Sean Mahon
Dr. Eduard
Detlef Bothe
Reinhard Heydrich
Jan Hájek
Bretislav Bauman
Jan Budař
Josef Chalupský
Pavel Řezníček
Mr. Moravec
Alexander von der Groeben
Hans Muller
Hana Frejková
Mrs. Lukesová
Roman Zach
Father Petrek
Brian Caspe
Antonín
Karel Heřmánek
Ignac
David Bredin
Klein
Patrick Kalupa
Pannwitz
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