The World's Fastest Indian (2005)
Overview
The life story of New Zealander Burt Munro, who spent years building a 1920 Indian motorcycle—a bike which helped him set the land-speed world record at Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats in 1967.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $25,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $18,300,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 21.072 |
Directed By
Roger Donaldson
Crew
Charles Hannah
John Gilbert
Jane Holland
Ken Kirchner
Murray Francis
Roger Donaldson
Megumi Fukasawa
Nancy Cavallaro
David Gribble
Diana Rowan
Satoru Iseki
Dianne Crittenden
Roger Donaldson
Masaharu Inaba
Jeff Johnson
Gary Hannam
Roger Guise
J. Dennis Washington
Robert Gillies
Jackie Gilmore
J. Peter Robinson
Roger Donaldson
Barrie M. Osborne
John J. Kelly
Mark Hofeling
Fred Hayes
Lee Allison
Bengt Jonsson
Chuck Zlotnick
Don Schain
Mike Westgate
Michael Hedges
Gethin Creagh
Debra East
Tim Prebble
Dave Whitehead
Mary Stuart
Patrick J. Statham
Phil Cory
John Simpson
Douglas Cameron
Melanie Graham
Mark Harris
John J. Kelly
Robyn McFarlane
Robin Michelle Patrick
Mark van der Wilt
Carrie McLaughlin
Matthew Lambourn
Kent Houston
Kathy Jarvis
Roger Donaldson
TOP CAST
Anthony Hopkins
Burt Munro
Walton Goggins
Marty Dickerson
Diane Ladd
Ada
Bruce Greenwood
Jerry
Iain Rea
George
Tessa Mitchell
Sarah
Aaron Murphy
Tom
Tim Shadbolt
Frank
Annie Whittle
Fran
Greg Johnson
Duncan
Kate Sullivan
Doris
Antony Starr
Jeff
Craig Hall
Antarctic Angel
Jim Bowman
Cook
Phoebe Falconer
Janice
Charles Pierard
Bank Manager
Barry Ryan
Burt's Neighbour
Alison Bruce
Doctor
Mick Rose
Brian
Bill Richardson
Burt's Neighbour
Wesley Dowdell
Troy
Todd Emerson
Purser
Tony Wilson
Captain
James Gaylyn
Customs Official
Latham Gaines
Passport Officer
Jessica Cauffiel
Wendy
Paul Rodríguez
Fernando
William Lucking
Rolly Free
Chris Williams
Tina
Saginaw Grant
Jake
Patrick John Flueger
Rusty
Eric Pierpoint
Earl
Daniel Sing
Ken
Mark Ruka
Crewman
Campbell Cooley
Engineer
Steve O'Neill
Interrogating Officer
Dan Moody
Second Officer
Martha Carter
Girl
Noelle Lee Kaine
Hooker
Kristen Marie Holly
Waitress
Tom Jacobsen
Clerk
Chris Kendrick
Customs Guy
Charles Halford
Gas Station Attendant
Juliana Bellinger
Jackie
Annette Wright
Rhonda
Morgan Lund
Leroy the Cowboy
Gavin Grazer
Mike
Michael Mantell
Glenn
Nicholas Lanier
Bystander
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