Little Boy (2015)
Overview
An eight-year-old boy is willing to do whatever it takes to end World War II so he can bring his father home. The story reveals the indescribable love a father has for his little boy and the love a son has for his father.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $20,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $6,500,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.534 |
Directed By
Alejandro Monteverde
Crew
Alejandro Monteverde
Alejandro Monteverde
Pepe Portillo
Garrett Warren
Garrett Warren
Bret Culp
Mickey O'Hare
Meg Ramsay
Bernardo Gomez Martinez
Jeff Young
Emilio Azcarraga Jean
Alejandro Monteverde
Leo Severino
Kallan Kagan
Carlos Benassini
Stephan Altman
Sean Wolfington
Roma Downey
Bernardo Trujillo
Andrew Cadelago
Ricardo Del Río
Mark Burnett
Dianne Crittenden
Jay Aroesty
Jorge Barba
Eduardo Verástegui
Marco Niro
Laura Jean Shannon
Fernando Villena
Lorin Semone Leifer
Kristoffer Roggemann
Karen Rea
Francisco Blanc
Anna Villareal
Luisa Gomez de Silva
Brad Reinke
Horacio Rodriguez de Zamacona
Lisa Dennis
Mollie O'Hare
Rebecca Gregg
Maury Carvajal
Joan Sobel
Mark Foster
Andrey Pishalnikov
Michael Hatzer
TOP CAST
Jakob Salvati
Pepper Flynt Busbee / Little Boy
Emily Watson
Emma Busbee
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa
Hashimoto
Michael Rapaport
James Busbee
David Henrie
London Busbee
Ben Chaplin
Ben Eagle
Eduardo Verástegui
Fr. Crispin
Ted Levine
Sam
Abraham Benrubi
Teacup
Kevin James
Dr. Fox
Tom Wilkinson
Fr. Oliver
Toby Huss
Colonel Bob
Kelly Greyson
Tyra
Candice Azzara
Bertha
Rick Mora
Kid Falcon
James DuMont
Harvey
Travis T. Flory
Soda Fountain Clerk
Sam Kindseth
Ronnie (Bully 2)
David Ury
Sir Pent
James MacDonald
Recruitment Sergeant
Winston James Francis
Bukha
Lorna Scott
Nurse Barbara
Lukas Behnken
Leonard Rice
Montserrat Espadalé
Sister Paulette
Mary Stein
Martha
Masashi Odate
Japanese Colonel
Theodora Greece
Eliza the Girl on Beach
Ric Sarabia
Mike the Gambler
Eijiro Ozaki
Masao Kume
Jennifer Cadena
Army Nurse
Masami Kosaka
Commander Tokyo Joe
Scott Subiono
Dr. Hesley
Aaron Leddick
Red Cross Soldier
J. Skylar Testa
Army Medic
Alex Trevino
Wounded Soldier at Hospital
Eduardo Gomez Monteverde
Wounded Soldier
C.K. McFarland
Doris
Michael D. Nye
Gilliam
Matthew Scott Miller
Freddy Fox
Eddie Driscoll
Newsreel Narrator (voice)
Jill Kelly
Spider Lady
Eiji Inoue
Japanese Soldier
Keisuke Akizawa
Japanese Soldier
Tokio Sasaki
Young Japanese Soldier
Tommy Lamey
Fisherman #1
Kenny Davis
Fisherman #2
Fernando Sur
Kid at Ben Eagle show
Barry Ford
The Narrator (voice)
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