Macbeth (2015)
Overview
Feature film adaptation of Shakespeare's Scottish play about General Macbeth whose ambitious wife urges him to use wicked means in order to gain power of the throne over the sitting king, Duncan.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $15,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $16,322,067.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 9.799 |
Directed By
Justin Kurzel
Crew
Arron Cuthbertson
Justin Kurzel
Iain Canning
Fiona Crombie
Emile Sherman
Adam Arkapaw
Chris Dickens
Jo Beckett
Jina Jay
William Shakespeare
Jacqueline Durran
Peter Robertson
Jens Baylis
Markus Stemler
Rupert Davies
Ricky Butt
Steve Single
Mike Kelt
Peter Robertson
Rosa Romero
Angela Barson
Lee Walters
Steve Single
Laura Hastings-Smith
Alan Hall
Rob Farris
Lucy Ainsworth-Taylor
Alastair Sirkett
Jack English
Jan Guilfoyle
Gilbert Lake
Jonathan Collard
Jonathan Olley
Jo Dixon
Gemma McKeon
Patrick Malone
Nigel Hyams
Luan Placks
Kirsty Mcqueen
Nicky Ackland-Snow
Georgina Gunner
Jenny Shircore
Sinéad Kidao
Kathryn Fa
Hannah Edwards
Rebecca Milton
Marc Pilcher
Lauren Briggs-Miller
Kate-Beth Walling
Dan Johnson
Joe Hopker
Marco Anton Restivo
Anne Moralis
Alice Felton
Jake Collier
Katie Money
Bob Weinstein
Andrew Warren
Jenny Borgars
Michael Lesslie
Harvey Weinstein
Jacob Koskoff
Todd Louiso
Danny Perkins
Jenny Shircore
Tessa Ross
Olivier Courson
Jed Kurzel
Sara Desmond
Ross Busby
James Osborn-Brown
Nick Dent
Darrell Warner
Nuala Alen-Buckley
Samantha Joly
Simone Nicholson
Kevin Fitzpatrick
Simon Tindall
Richard George Robert Scott
Gavin Walters
Lizzie Kelly
Samantha Black
Nana Fischer
Olly Tellett
Ryan Stuart
TOP CAST
Michael Fassbender
Macbeth
Marion Cotillard
Lady Macbeth
Paddy Considine
Banquo
Sean Harris
Macduff
Jack Reynor
Malcolm
Elizabeth Debicki
Lady Macduff
David Thewlis
Duncan
David Hayman
Lennox
Maurice Roëves
Menteith
Ross Anderson
Rosse
James Harkness
Angus
Jack Madigan
Macbeth Child
Frank Madigan
Macbeth Child
Lochlann Harris
Fleance
Kayla Fallon
Young Witch
Lynn Kennedy
Middle-Aged Witch
Seylan Baxter
Older Witch
Amber Rissmann
Child Witch
Scot Greenan
Young Boy Soldier
Hilton McRae
Macdonwald
Brian Nickels
Thane of Cawdor
Scott Dymond
Seyton
Andrew Gourlay
Ghost Soldier
Eleanor Stagg
Macduff Child 1
William Stagg
Macduff Child 2
Matthew Stagg
Macduff Child 3
Rebecca Benson
Maidservant
Gerard Miller
Messenger
Roy Sampson
Doctor
Phil Lonergan
Masked Attacker
Barrie Martin
Thane
Robert J. Fraser
Macbeth Soldier (uncredited)
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