Across the Universe (2007)
Overview
When young dockworker Jude leaves Liverpool to find his estranged father in the United States, he is swept up by the waves of change that are re-shaping the nation. Jude falls in love with Lucy, who joins the growing anti-war movement. As the body count in Vietnam rises, political tensions at home spiral out of control and the star-crossed lovers find themselves in a psychedelic world gone mad.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $45,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $29,625,761.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 12.632 |
Directed By
Julie Taymor
Crew
Françoise Bonnot
Richard Baratta
Matthew Gross
Julie Taymor
Derek Dauchy
Dick Clement
Elliot Goldenthal
Ian La Frenais
Jennifer Todd
Bruno Delbonnel
G.A. Aguilar
Victor Chan
Angela Meryl
Elliot Santiago
Derrick Simmons
Bob Colletti
Caroline Vexler
Joan Altman
Pamela Thur
Geoffrey Hansen
Mary Ann Smith
Christine Schultz
Suzanne Kelly
Andrew Cheung
Craig Haagensen
Travis Cadalzo
Richard Baratta
Blaise Corrigan
Christopher Place
Scott Burik
Stephen G. Bishop
Mark Bero
Tina Mckissick
Andrew Priestley
Bruce MacCallum
Jeff Muhlstock
Louise McCarthy
Jerry DeCarlo
Brent Poleski
Tod A. Maitland
Tom Percarpio
Danielle Rigby
John Cenatiempo
Jeffrey Lee Gibson
Nicole Callender
Susan Kowarsh
Jill E. Anderson
Kate Quinlan
Angela Johnson
Chris Barnes
Bobby Beckles
Melissa Morgan
Peter Rogness
Ellen Christiansen
Michael Cambria
Thomas Beall
Nicole Evangelista
Gail A. Fitzgibbons
Vern Malone
Geoffrey Hansen
Liisa Cohen
Angela Quiles
Eric Swanek
Melvin Pukowsky
Francis Leach
Kevin McKenna
Claus Lulla
Thomas Landi
Timothy R. Boyce Jr.
Marjorie Durand
Nathan J. Busch II
Rick Marroquin
James Boniece
Jacqueline Payne
Mitch Lillian
Kenn Hamilton
Judy Chin
Paul Candrilli
Eric P. Robinson
Kira Smith
John W. DeBlau
Peter Colavito
Sandy Hamilton
Caesar S. Carnevale
Kyle Rudolph
Christopher Peterson
John James
Graham Klatt
Steve Kirshoff
Robert T. Striem
Damon Michael Gordon
Michael Meere
Pat Weber Sones
Patty Carey
Stephen Lippross
Marisa Vrooman
Susan Strine
Felix Chen
Nick Miller
Kirstin Liu
John F. McHugh
Elizabeth Linn
Joe Taglairino
Leo Holder
Janine Pesce
Daniela Barbosa
Kim Jennings
Roman Greller
Kris Moran
Timothy Shannon
Abbot Genser
Dawn Masi
Eric M. Metzger
Kay Michaels
Lorenzo Contessa
Sarah Frank
Paul Weathered
Carrie Stewart
James P. Whalen
Lee Dichter
Steven T. Duke
Eric Cheripka
Frances Fiore
Stephen Gabis
Blake Leyh
Mark Pollard
Deborah Jensen
Timothy Metzger
Harvey Goldberg
Stephanie Yankwitt
Tiffany Little Canfield
Robert Fernandez
Ann Edgeworth
Kathleen E. Kearney
Adam Stockhausen
Miguel López-Castillo
Rena DeAngelo
Blake Leyh
Jeff Robinson
Mo Henry
Alex Soto
Elliot Goldenthal
Deborah Wallach
Wyatt Sprague
Krissopher Chevannes
Curtis Roush
Friend Michael Wells
Jonathan Sheffer
Yvan Lucas
Eliza Paley
Lisa Tutunjian
Igor Nikolic
Marko Costanzo
George A. Lara
Daryl B. Kell
Christopher Brooks
Melinka Thompson-Godoy
Bobby Johanson
Robert Elhai
David R. Morton
Gine Lui
Ringo Starr
Paul McCartney
George Harrison
John Lennon
Kimberly Shannon Murphy
Jeffrey Rollins
Stephen McLaughlin
Stephen McLaughlin
Matthias Gohl
Jill Brown
Albert Wolsky
Bernard Telsey
TOP CAST
Evan Rachel Wood
Lucy Carrigan
Jim Sturgess
Jude
Joe Anderson
Max Carrigan
Dana Fuchs
Sadie
Martin Luther
Jo-Jo
T.V. Carpio
Prudence
Spencer Liff
Daniel
Lisa Dwyer Hogg
Molly
Nicholas Lumley
Cyril
Michael Ryan
Phil
Angela Mounsey
Martha Feeny (Jude's Mother)
Robert Clohessy
Wesley "Wes" Huber (Jude's Father)
Christopher Tierney
Dorm Buddy / Dancer
Curtis Holbrook
Dorm Buddy
Bill Buell
Old Guy at Tavern
Ellen Hornberger
Julia Carrigan (Lucy's Sister)
Dylan Baker
Mr. Carrigan (Lucy's Father)
Linda Emond
Mrs. Carrigan (Lucy's Mother)
Bill Irwin
Uncle Teddy
Lynn Cohen
Grandmother Carrigan
Jennifer Van Dyck
Daniel's Mother
Timmy Mitchum
Jo-Jo's Brother
Orfeh
Hooker
Antonique Smith
Hooker
Deidre Goodwin
Hooker
Joe Cocker
Bum/Pimp/Mad Hippie
Jacob Pitts
Rap Magazine Employee
Harry Lennix
Army Sergeant
Logan Marshall-Green
Paco
James Urbaniak
Sadie's Manager
Bono
Doctor Robert
Eddie Izzard
Mr. Kite
Salma Hayek Pinault
Singing Nurse
Mandy Gonzalez
Sadie's Singer
Destan Owens
Sadie's Singer
Cicily Daniels
Sadie's Singer
Saycon Sengbloh
Sadie's Singer
Daniel Stewart Sherman
Cop at Wharf Warehouse
Sam Kitchin
Sergeant on Rooftop
Frank Hopf
Door Officer at Strawberry Records
Chris McGarry
Sergeant on Rooftop
Karine Plantadit
Prankster
Angela Cohen
Prom Dancer (uncredited)
Kevin Stea
East Village Denizen (uncredited)
William Atkinson
Sailor (uncredited)
Ted Lochwyn
Immigration Officer (uncredited)
Jeanine Serralles
Dani
Caitlin Hale
Lucy's sister
Leah Hocking
Tavern Waitress
Rika Okamoto
Dancer
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