Roald Dahl's The Witches (2020)
Overview
In late 1967, a young orphaned boy goes to live with his loving grandma in the rural Alabama town of Demopolis. As the boy and his grandmother encounter some deceptively glamorous but thoroughly diabolical witches, she wisely whisks him away to a seaside resort. Regrettably, they arrive at precisely the same time that the world's Grand High Witch has gathered.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $29,303,571.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 40.678 |
Directed By
Robert Zemeckis
Crew
Katie McDonnell
Tolga Kenan
James Horan
Rachael Evelyn
Laurent Plancel
Belle Williams
Luke Tumber
Sarah Lochlan
Claire Lawrence
Matt Crook
Paul Ginns
Pete Ford
Elliot Hawkes
Paul Lowe
Matt Da Silva
Jason Curle
Mens-Sana Tamakloe
Aldonio Danny Frietas
Freddie Mason
Roald Dahl
Robert Zemeckis
Robert Zemeckis
Don Burgess
Jack Rapke
Jeremiah O'Driscoll
Alan Silvestri
Guillermo del Toro
Alfonso Cuarón
Kenya Barris
Guillermo del Toro
Michael Siegel
Lee Grumett
Jeremy Bowker
Gary Freeman
Luke Kelly
Eunice Huthart
Tolga Kenan
Jacqueline Levine
Nina Gold
Randy Thom
Scot Boland
Cate Adams
Kevin Baillie
Lee Grumett
Robert Zemeckis
Marianne Jenkins
Gideon Simeloff
Joanna Johnston
Sandra Scott
Ryan Chan
Victoria Burrows
Chris Manning
Danielle Dupre
Jeff King
Kevin O'Connell
Matthew Hartman
Ronni Brown
Randy Thom
Rachel Donkor
Gina Hallas
Adam Sharpe
Samar Pollitt
Robert Sealey
Roisin Carty
Eric Gotthelf
Leff Lefferts
Jordan Brown
William B. Kaplan
Ethan Modder
Bobby Johanson
Charleen Richards-Steeves
Jana Vance
Samantha Choat
Jussilinho Ángel Castro
Matthew Hartman
Simon Diggins
Mark Purcell
Luke Dunn Gielmuda
Thomas J. O'Connell
Nick Roberts
Dennis S. Sands
Christi Leftwich
Harvey Diack
Georgie Carter
Jason Butler
Bjørn Ole Schroeder
Stacy Mann
Jesse Goldsmith
Fateh Khaled
Shyam Bansropun
Joan Washington
Hephzibah Craen
Tom Still
Peter Treece
Rose Crocker
Jeanette Brown
Shannon Bakeman
Jeff Carson
Alice Wood
Aurora Beadle
Lee Eldred
Giulia Patanè
J.C. Davis
Marina Altomare
Tracy Smith
John Fallows
Peter Swords King
Andrew Banwell
Mark Holt
Magdalena Janusinska-Surma
Sue Whitaker
Nikita Rae
Paula Price
Vince McGahon
Ben Appleton
Tim Niverth
Sarah Grispo
Kristyan Mallett
Raffaella Giovannetti
Jason Inman
Lucy Thompson
Adrian Bennett
Paula Price
Rose Crocker
Sophie Rowatt
Valerie Noble
Des Whelan
Steven Skinner
Max Glickman
Peter Swords King
Jane McBennett
Julian Bucknall
Claire Fleming
Mark Hopkins
Lizzie Pritchard
Lois McIntosh
Jon Ziman-Bright
Phil Hawley
Ben Gadsden
Daniel Hyun Lim
Tina Charad
Francesca Birri
Lara Genovese
Richard Usher
Joe Chapman
Sarah Jeanne Perry
Alfie Rowland
Greg Thomas
Sarah Smith
Po Sing Chu
Mario Spanna
Dominic Ackland-Snow
Rohan Harris
Simeon Wilkins
David Pearce
Claire Peerless
Manuel Vilaseca Vaya
Laura Miller
Sami Fendall
Yasmin Al-Naib
Cosmo Sarson
Martin Smith
John Flemming
Toby McKay
Clare Griffiths
John Whitby
Tyrone Isaacs
Tamara Catlin-Birch
Chris King
Vince McGahon
Liberty Thompson
Joe Birdsey
Mark Kimber
Bill Thompson
Camila Higgs
Noel Godfrey
Lee Biggs
Stephen Catney
Alex Collings
Jules Wicks
Jamie O'Hara
Laura Collins
Lara Humphreys
Chiara Costantino
Björn Gromoll
Melanie Plett
Francesca Mancini
Lucy Amos
Amir Wahid Eleswy
Jin Yong Kim
Yael Majors
Chris Palmer
Goran Ognjanovic
Aram Lakhotia
Zoe Medcraft
Dominique Fernet
Rachel Litz
Rafael Albuquerque
Philip Negroski
James Lee
Viviane Lévesque Bouchard
Yves Ruprecht
Andrei Korovkin
Amy Madigan
Tomas Battersby
Tim Ledbury
Zoé Le Moullec
Charlotte Finlay
Jye Skinn
Aurore de Blois
Sarah Downey
Derrick Mitchell
Vikki Chapman
Vijay Bundela
Rick Glenn
Marisa Perkins
Abhijitsinh Gohil
Cristy Watson
Shailey Horton
Marc Chu
Alan Rosenfeld
Andrew Dunkerley
Julian Gregory
Crystal Bretz
Zach Groves
Emma Heath
Nathan Ortiz
Lyne Lepage
Lucilla Simbari
Amy Clark
Byron Beane
James Hollingworth
Diana Moneva
Drew Wood-Davies
Michael Gilbert
Erin Anderson
Glenn Melenhorst
Maxime Masson
Nour Halouani
Maria D'Agostino
Samantha Keeble
Perry Goyen
Nicholas Tripodi
Tom Balogh
Matthew Janion
Frascella Roberto
Dominic Hellier
Mandlekar Sagar
Laura Bonde Pedersen
Emily C. Moye
Christian Emond
Alice Buckingham
Abigail Best
Bridgette Perrers
Avi Goodman
Marc Schoenbeck
Sean Lyndon Martin
Zofie Olsson
Brad Kvist
Gong Myung Lee
Alex Grace
Aaron Timperley
Rousselot de Saint Ceran Tristan
Saikat Dutta
Anne-Valerie Kenol
Jérémie Jutras
Neil Van Dijk
Agueda Del Castillo
Gayanath Dayasundara
Maxime Dontigny
Noelia Ruiz Rubio
Yoshi DeHerrera
TOP CAST
Anne Hathaway
Grand High Witch
Octavia Spencer
Grandma
Stanley Tucci
Mr Stringer
Jahzir Bruno
Hero Boy
Chris Rock
Older Hero (voice)
Codie-Lei Eastick
Bruno Jenkins
Kristin Chenoweth
Daisy / Mary (voice)
Charles Edwards
Mr Jenkins
Morgana Robinson
Mrs Jenkins
Brian Bovell
Reginald
Josette Simon
Zelda
Eugenia Caruso
Consuella
Ana Maria Maskell
Esmerelda
Amber Flanagan
Esmeralda
Eurydice El-Etr
Samantha
Orla O'Rourke
Saoirse
Penny Lisle
Lana
Dempsey Bovell
Jesup
Jonathan Livingstone
Raymond
Paul Leonard
Maitre'D - Luther
Simon Manyonda
Sous Chef
Philippe Spall
Chef
Abi Adeyemi
Witch
Anastasia Zabarchuk
Witch
Katie Hardwick
Witch
Vivienne Acheampong
Alice's Mum
Sobowale Antonio Bamgbose
Alice's Dad
Lunga Skosana
Grandma's Mother
Miranda Sarfo Peprah
Young Grandma
Joseph Zinyemba
Basketball Kid
Me'sha Bryan
Chambermaid
Cyril Nri
Chief Doorman
Jon Prophet
Officer Perry
Ken Nwosu
Bellman
Angus Wright
Waiter
Sarah T. Cohen
Witch
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