Spies in Disguise (2019)
Overview
Super spy Lance Sterling and scientist Walter Beckett are almost exact opposites. Lance is smooth, suave and debonair. Walter is… not. But what Walter lacks in social skills he makes up for in smarts and invention, creating the awesome gadgets Lance uses on his epic missions. But when events take an unexpected turn, Walter and Lance suddenly have to rely on each other in a whole new way.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $100,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $171,616,764.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 23.514 |
Directed By
Nick Bruno
Troy Quane
Crew
Samson Neslund
Nick Bruno
Troy Quane
Daniel Ceballos
Michael J. Travers
Christian Kaplan
Tansal Arnas
Jason Fricchione
Lorry Ann Shea
Myke Bakich
Bryan Cox
John E. Hurst
Warren Leonhardt
Sandeep Menon
Lyndon Ruddy
Vicki Saulls
Mike Smukavic
Linda Brenon
Ian M. Burkard
Scott W. Edelman
Thomas Helman
Misha Koplan
Brent Le Blanc
Dinis 'Dennis' Morais
Keith Stichweh
Eric Urquhart
Alex Angelis
Seth Boyden
Brock Boyts
Jeff Call
Yolanda Cheng
Stephen Dahler
Paul Downs
Scott Farrell
José Manuel Fernández Oli
John E. Hurst
Peter Lepeniotis
Jonathan Lin
Cristin McKee
Louaye Moulayess
Stephen Orsini
Elena Ortego
Bobby Pontillas
Thom Roberts
Mike Safianoff
Julen Santiago
Pedro Sanz
Dan Segarra
Bianca Siercke
Dave Vasquez
Justin Weg
Trevor Young
Brett Blake
Gregory St. Germain
Julianne Jordan
Gina Zimmitti
Jennifer Brola
Haley Brooks
Tracy Priest
Diana Rivera Vera
Jen Hurler
Theodore Shapiro
Randy Thom
Randy Thom
Lora Hirschberg
Jeremy Bowker
Jenno Topping
Daniela Kriston
Mike Smith
Brad Copeland
Lloyd Taylor
Cindy Davis
Lucas Martell
Kori Adelson
Peter Chernin
Anthony Nisi
Chris Wedge
Dana Lynn Bennett
Kristine Familletti
Gina Grasso
Mark Jacyszyn
Kyle Lawson
Kyle Milardo
Sumire Takamatsu
Steve Barnett
Matthew O'Callaghan
Michael Tanzillo
Holly Sedillos
Danielle Dupre
TOP CAST
Will Smith
Lance Sterling (voice)
Tom Holland
Walter Beckett (voice)
Ben Mendelsohn
Killian (voice)
Rashida Jones
Marcy Kappel (voice)
Karen Gillan
Eyes (voice)
DJ Khaled
Ears (voice)
Reba McEntire
Joyless (voice)
Rachel Brosnahan
Wendy (voice)
Masi Oka
Kimura (voice)
Carla Jimenez
Geraldine (voice)
Mark Ronson
Agency Control Room Technician (voice)
Toru Uchikado
Yakuza #1 (voice)
Hisato Masuyama
Yakuza #2 (voice)
Toshiya Agata
Yakuza #3 (voice)
Michi Yamato
Yakuza #4 (voice)
Hiroshi Otaguro
Yakuza #5 (voice)
Claire Crosby
Unitee (voice)
Jarrett Bruno
Young Walter / Pigeon Voice (voice)
Tawny Newsome
Agency Employee #1 (voice)
JB Blanc
Agency Employee #2 / Marcy's Agent #3 (voice)
Adrian Gonzalez
Agency Employee #3 / Marcy's Agent #1 (voice)
William-Christopher Stephens
Agency Employee #4 / Marcy's Agent #5 (voice)
Bex Marsh
Agency Employee #5 / Female Tourist (voice)
Peter S. Kim
Agency Employee #6 / Joon / Marcy's Agent #4 (voice)
Gabriel Conte
Agency Employee #7 (voice)
Jess Conte
Agency Employee #8 (voice)
Rashawn Nadine Scott
Agency Employee #9 (voice)
Stefania Spampinato
Agency Employee #10 / Italian Woman (voice)
Nick Bruno
Agency Employee #11 / Pigeon Voice (voice)
Troy Quane
Agency Employee #12 (voice)
Eddie Mujica
Agency Accountant / Male Tourist (voice)
Emily Altman
Lead Agency Lab Tech / Scooter Girl (voice)
Randy Trager
Terrance / Pigeon Voice (voice)
Christopher Campbell
Marcy's Agent #2 (voice)
Matthew J. Munn
Weapons Lab Soldier (voice)
Kimberly Brooks
Lance's Car (voice)
Youn So
Soo-Min (voice)
Min-Hyuck Jang
Joon (voice)
Randy Thom
Various Voices / Pigeon Voice (voice)
Krizia Bajos
Receptionist (voice)
Reggie De Leon
Weapons Lab Tech (voice)
Paolo Costantino Cenci
Scooter Guy (voice)
Casey M. Roberts
Launch Control Voice (voice)
Daniel Booko
Additional Voice (voice)
Jen Cain
Additional Voice (voice)
Oscar Camacho
Additional Voice (voice)
David Chen
Additional Voice (voice)
Johnny Gidcomb
Additional Voice (voice)
Annie Gonzalez
Additional Voice (voice)
Maya Goodwin
Additional Voice (voice)
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