Ladyhawke (1985)
Overview
Captain Etienne Navarre is a man on whose shoulders lies a cruel curse. Punished for loving each other, Navarre must become a wolf by night whilst his lover, Lady Isabeau, takes the form of a hawk by day. Together, with the thief Philippe Gaston, they must try to overthrow the corrupt Bishop and in doing so break the spell.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $20,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $18,432,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.15 |
Directed By
Richard Donner
Crew
Richard Donner
Edward Khmara
Michael Thomas
Tom Mankiewicz
David Webb Peoples
Harvey Bernhard
Richard Donner
Lauren Shuler Donner
Andrew Powell
Vittorio Storaro
Stuart Baird
Marion Dougherty
Wolf Kroeger
Ken Court
Giovanni Natalucci
Nanà Cecchi
Elaine Schreyeck
Emilio Lari
Bernadino Nardoni
Les Fresholtz
Rick Alexander
Vern Poore
Bud Alper
Russ Woolnough
Donald Harris
Robert G. Henderson
Alan Robert Murray
Larry Singer
Hunt Downs
Alfredo Marchetti
Elio Altamura
Monica Ciprari
Ottaviano Dell'Acqua
Richard Graydon
Mary Selway
Francesco Cinieri
Mario Pisani
Anthony Waye
Luciano Sacripanti
Terry Madden
Peter Bennett
Mauro Sacripanti
John Richardson
Giancarlo Del Brocco
Richard Greenberg
William Hobbs
Gérald Morin
Stephen Altman
Angelo Santucci
Maria Teresa Barbasso
Lucio Di Domenico
Beau Baker
Dallas Puett
Seth Flaum
Michael Thau
Geno Escarrega
Giorgio De Vincenzo
Gordon Davidson
Chester Slomka
Neil Burrow
Brooke Henderson Ward
Matthew C. May
Rod Rogers
Enrico Umetelli
Federico Bruno
Giuseppe Alberti
Roberto Gengarelli
Paola Barbaglia
Riccardo Umetelli
Filippo Cafolla
Nello Cappelli
Alfredo Tiberi
Gilberto Provenghi
Gilda De Guilmi
Iole Cecchini
Rita Innocenzi
Gloria Musetta
Elisabetta Montaldo
Adriana Mattiozzi
Gina Pietralunga
Luisa Cutri
Arthur Tarry
Enzo Sisti
Stefano Priori
Carlo Del Marro
Andrew Powell
Andrew Powell
Edward Khmara
Stefano Maria Mioni
Sergio Mioni
Marco Stefanelli
Angelo Ragusa
Sergio Mioni
Stuart Baird
Drew Struzan
TOP CAST
Matthew Broderick
Phillipe Gaston
Rutger Hauer
Captain Etienne Navarre
Michelle Pfeiffer
Isabeau d'Anjou
Alfred Molina
Cezar
John Wood
Bishop of Aquila
Leo McKern
Father Imperius
Ken Hutchison
Marquet
Giancarlo Prete
Fornac
Loris Loddi
Jehan
Charles Borromel
Insane Prisoner
Massimo Sarchielli
Innkeeper
Nicolina Papetti
Mrs. Pitou
Alessandro Serra
Mr. Pitou
Venantino Venantini
Bishop's Secretary
Nanà Cecchi
Bishop's Woman
Gregory Snegoff
Cart Driver
Benito Stefanelli
Bishop's Guard
Omero Capanna
Fornac's Man (uncredited)
Giovanni Cianfriglia
Fornac's Man (uncredited)
Nello Pazzafini
Fornac's Man (uncredited)
Augusto Funari
Fornac's Man (uncredited)
Domenico Cianfriglia
Fornac's Man (uncredited)
Gino Marturano
Fornac's Man (uncredited)
Franco Moruzzi
Fornac's Man (uncredited)
Umberto De Luca
Fornac's Man (uncredited)
Mario Novelli
Fornac's Man (uncredited)
Claudio Zucchet
Fornac's Man (uncredited)
Giuseppe Marrocco
Priest (uncredited)
Aldo Formisano
Priest (uncredited)
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