Troy (2004)
Overview
In year 1250 B.C. during the late Bronze age, two emerging nations begin to clash. Paris, the Trojan prince, convinces Helen, Queen of Sparta, to leave her husband Menelaus, and sail with him back to Troy. After Menelaus finds out that his wife was taken by the Trojans, he asks his brother Agamemnon to help him get her back. Agamemnon sees this as an opportunity for power. They set off with 1,000 ships holding 50,000 Greeks to Troy.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $175,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $497,409,852.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 81.003 |
Directed By
Wolfgang Petersen
Crew
Wolfgang Petersen
Homer
David Benioff
Colin Wilson
Diana Rathbun
Wolfgang Petersen
James Horner
Roger Pratt
Peter Honess
Lucinda Syson
Nigel Phelps
Julian Ashby
Jon Billington
Andy Nicholson
Marco Niro
Adam O'Neill
Anna Pinnock
Peter Young
Bob Ringwood
Kamila Zenkerová
Nina Armstrong
Bret Yount
Bill Weston
Kaloian Vodenicharov
Juan Manuel Vilchis
Camilo Vila Novoa
Vencislav Stojanov
Tony Tomlinson
Gáspár Szabó
Neville Strydom
Tom Struthers
Leo Stransky
Amie Stephenson
Mark Southworth
Klára Palivcová
Krasimir Simeonov
Paul Siebert
Richard Ryan
Buster Reeves
Wolfgang Raach
Jaroslav Pšenička
Cedric Proust
Gábor Piroch
John Pickup
Rumen Petrov
Velizar Peev
Domonkos Párdányi
James O'Donnell
Niko Nedyalkov
Joel Navarro
Daniel Naprous
Mark Mottram
Attila Mora
Trayan Milenov-Troy
Bronco McLoughlin
Nick McKinless
Mauricio Martínez
Marc Mailley
Raul Lopez
David Lištván
Guy List
David Leitch
Derek Lea
Todor Lazarov
Javier Lambert
Jiří Kraus
Jindřich Klaus
Tyrell Kemlo
Ivo Kehayov
Siso Kamburov
Rowley Irlam
Dimitar Ilkov
Eunice Huthart
Martin Hub
Jitka Holickova
Jan Holíček
Dan Hirst
Franklin Mark Henson
Ángel Gómez Fernández
Eduardo Gómez
Leonardo Godinez
Marketa Franek
Wade Eastwood
Hana Dvorská
Zuzana Drdacka
Dimiter Doichinov
Andre Degabriele
Danielle da Costa
Aris Comninos
Jonathan Cohen
Stuart Clark
Steve Caswell
Kenneth Camilleri
Marius Camilieri
Omar Ayala
Alejandro Avendano
Asen Asenov
Graham Churchyard
Winston Azzopardi
Barbara Huber
Anna Worley
Alex Bailey
Paul Bond
Peter Wignall
Ramiro Belgardt
Dick Bernstein
Conrad Pope
Jon Kull
Randy Kerber
Edward Karam
Simon Crane
Terry Wells Sr.
Kevin Phipps
John King
Leslie Tomkins
Eva Kuntz
Kirstie Stephenson
Anthony Caron-Delion
Tim Lanning
Peter Martorano
Jamie Shelley
Darren Fitzsimons
Charles Cottrell
John M. Barbour
Ron Goodman
Graham Hall
Frank Gardiner
Orla Carrol
Aldo Signoretti
Lynda Armstrong
Nik Dorning
Gina Bonello
Ali Lammari
Claire Levinson
Gabriel Yared
Luca Giampaoli
Gary Brozenich
Massimo Zei
Roisin Carty
Ernest Gauci
Marianne Jenkins
Andy Birmingham
Ulrich Schwarz
Tina Canny
Peter Hawkins
David Lindsay
Steve Moncur
Antonio Islas
Mariana Acuña Acosta
Piotr Stanczyk
Andrea Williams
Steve Abela
John Atkins
Steve Harding
Rob Harris
Vesselin Todorov-Vinnie
Javier Clave
John Ensby
Howard Halsall
Jane Winkles
Michael Chambers
Dave Brennan
Chuck Finch
Will Broadbent
Alec Knox
Wick Finch
Michelle Lewitt
Driss Benchiba
Helen Medrano
Khalid Banoujaafar
Ian Hickinbotham
Zakaria Alaoui
Ruben Malaret
Jaya Bishop
Alistair Hawkins
Harry Barnes
Tony Dawe
Matt Grimes
Christopher Assells
Ed Colyer
David E. Campbell
Martin Cantwell
Chas Cash
Lyse Beck
Oliver Faldo
Alexander Gunn
Rohan Claassen
Laya Armian
Alex Bicknell
Huseyin Caner
Gary Roberts
Mark Kenna
Enfys Dickinson
Aneta Cebula-Hickinbotham
David Appleby
Homer
Barrie Gower
Fraser Taggart
John Slattery
Christopher Learmonth
George Barbara
Vincent Bellina
Andy Bennett
Gerardo Albarrán
Wade Allen
Daryl Andrews
Arthur Berezin
Les Benson
Laura Johnson
Martin Mandeville
Emma Carroll
Isabel Amezcua
Raúl Sarmiento
Tara McNamee
Simon Crane
Ben Burt
Mike Fowlie
Ravi Bansal
Claudio Campana
Mark Kimber
Martin Asbury
Darryl Carter
Bruce Everett
Mark Lafbery
Peter Burgis
Nigel Bennett
Rebecca Anastasi
James Boyle
Michael Dawson
Edward Barton
Steven Forrester
Michael Talarico
Marcus Alexander
Nick McKinless
Harvey Harrison
Jason Coop
Raphael Francis Farrugia
Ryan Taggart
David Churchyard
Andrew Baggarley
Florentino Aguilar
Robin Gautier
Rosalyn Ellis
Louis Elman
Berenice Percival
Janet Hirshenson
Gordon Harmer
Ismael Jardon
Simon Harris
Adam Inglis
Kathleen Largay
Steve Farman
Jan Yarbrough
James Bevilacqua
Linda Bowen
James Horner
Jim Henrikson
Myriam Loukili
Marc Wolff
James Broom
Lebo "Boo" Motjuoadi
Jose Manuel Ballesteros
Jaime Abregana Jr.
Angela Barson
Katie Tucker-Fico
Bonello Gordon
Alejandro Ayala
Lucy Amador
Michael Elson
Julian Mann
Lizzie Bentley
Elaine Harrison
Pierre Agius
Rick Senat
Mark Sonoda
Judy Barr
Steve Cummings
Sam Conway
Ruth Sullivan
William Hawa
Drew Jones
Phillip Leonhardt
TOP CAST
Brad Pitt
Achilles
Orlando Bloom
Paris
Eric Bana
Hector
Brian Cox
King Agamemnon
Sean Bean
Odysseus
Brendan Gleeson
Menelaos
Diane Kruger
Helen
Peter O'Toole
Priam
Rose Byrne
Briseis
Saffron Burrows
Andromache
Garrett Hedlund
Patroclus
Vincent Regan
Eudorus
Julie Christie
Thetis
Nathan Jones
Boagrius
Mark Lewis Jones
Tecton
John Shrapnel
Nestor
James Cosmo
Glaucus
Nigel Terry
Archeptolemus
Julian Glover
Triopas
Trevor Eve
Velior
Frankie Fitzgerald
Aeneas
Lucie Barat
Helen's Handmaiden
Siri Svegler
Polydora
Ken Bones
Hippasus
Manuel Cauchi
Old Spartan Fisherman
Owain Yeoman
Lysander
Tyler Mane
Ajax
Louis Dempsey
Aphareus
Joshua Richards
Haemon
Tim Chipping
Echepolus
Desislava Stefanova
Singing Woman
Tanja Tzarovska
Singing Woman
Luke Tal
Scamandrius
Matthew Tal
Scamandrius
Alex King
Apollonian Guard
Adoni Maropis
Agamemnon's Officer
Jacob Smith
Messenger Boy
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