Catwoman (2004)
Overview
Liquidated after discovering a corporate conspiracy, mild-mannered graphic artist Patience Phillips washes up on an island, where she's resurrected and endowed with the prowess of a cat — and she's eager to use her new skills... as a vigilante. Before you can say "cat and mouse", handsome gumshoe Tom Lone is on her tail, fascinated by both of her personas.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $100,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $82,102,379.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 27.231 |
Directed By
Pitof
Crew
Pitof
Denise Di Novi
John Rogers
Thierry Arbogast
Sylvie Landra
Edward McDonnell
Danny Wynands
Ashlea Earl
David Mylrea
Laura Lee Connery
Bob Kane
Michael Ferris
Robert Kirby
John Papsidera
Benjamin Melniker
Michael Uslan
Michael Fottrell
Klaus Badelt
Bruce Berman
Theresa Rebeck
Marc Resteghini
John Brancato
Alison Greenspan
James Bamford
J.J. Makaro
Doug Chapman
Bill Brzeski
Carol Lavallee
Lisa K. Sessions
Gregg Rudloff
David E. Campbell
Sharon Thompson
J.R. Grubbs
Angus Strathie
Addison Teague
Doane Gregory
John T. Reitz
Richard Hymns
Dan Bronson
Cristina Weigmann
Rob Young
Beau Borders
Frank Varela
Mira Caveno
Warren Flanagan
Charles Leitrants
Cam North
Chris Beach
Todd McMullen
Derek Bobroff
Dan Hermansen
Don MacAulay
Freddy Waff
John Clothier
Mark Gamache
Brent Gloeckler
David Crone
Peter Ochotta
Stacey Butterworth
Sean Wimmer
Brian W. Smith
David Holm
Christopher Boyes
Paloma Añoveros
Andrew Pearce
Tom Holkenborg
Debra Brown
Courtney Daniel
Derek Del Puppo
Petra Bergholz
Jeff Budnick
David Kurvers
Patti Bishop
Sebastien Dostie
Dave Miller
Julie Adams
Ravi D. Mehta
Jared Barber
Jeffrey Biggers
Ann Goobie
Dave Massicotte
Carolle Alain
Errin Lally
Daniel R. Chavez
Dee Selby
Andre Fenley
Nathan Abbot
Chris Anderson
Greg Abbas
Jesse Andrewartha
Dana Arnold
Vicki Wong
Shawn Wallbridge
Joe Everett
Craig Barron
Barbara Alexandre
Tom Gibbons
Blaine Lougheed
Dawn Solér
Richard Kidd
Gary Roberts
Janeen Elliott
Scott Irvine
Ryan French
Chris Furia
Daryl B. Kell
Thom MacIntyre
Christien Tinsley
Zarah Chun
Aurora Bergere
James D. Brown
Ahmed Saker
Ann Shimabukuro
Greg Curtis
Elaine C. Andrianos
Jean-Francois Morissette
Terence Chase
Steve M. Davison
Brian Bartolini
Nicolas Stern
Enfys Dickinson
Rod Haney
Jon Lavender
Shepherd Frankel
Rikki Gagne
Garson Yu
Robert L. O'Hara
Boone Narr
Malcolm Fife
Catherine Kretz
Brian Epp
Michael Bethune
Gracie Atherton
Dan Brodhead
Jayne Dancose
J. McKenzie Moore
Darek Gogol
Kevin Black
Marilyn McCoppen
Carlos Rosario
David Tickell
George Doering
Hans Bjerno
Steve Danton
Janet Glowa
Gwendolyn Yates Whittle
Mo Henry
Misha Bukowski
Chris Paizis
Justin Graham
Jason Crosby
Blake Neely
Sandra J. Blackie
Tim Gilbert
Jennifer Caputo
Bridgett Riley
Garvin Cross
Kylie Furneaux
Bruce Fowler
Corry Glass
Zoë Bell
Rick Pearce
Mark Johnston
Crystal Dalman
Tyler Patton
Ewa Sztompke
Steve M. Davison
George Peterson Jr.
Stewart Bethune
Jana Vance
Ellen Heuer
E. Larry Oatfield
Jonathan Null
Roger Morris
Thomas J. O'Connell
Dennie Thorpe
Ed Jones
Chad Sayn
Mike Mitchell
Boni Yanagisawa
Curt Bonn
Michael T. Brady
Mark Chadwick
Darryl Quon
Aaron Au
Don Lew
Tara Howie
Dean Choe
Minerva Adams
Kirk Caouette
Guy Bews
Shawn Beaton
Yves Cameron
Mike Crestejo
Brian Lydiatt
Cotton Mather
Heath Stevenson
Angela Uyeda
Shawn Robinson
Trevor Addie
Kimani Ray Smith
Brad Loree
Claude Bouchard
Kimberly Chiang
Reg Milne
Stephanie Moseley
Leah Wagner
Carrick O'Quinn
Mike Gunther
Larry Lam
Jacob Rupp
Mike Vézina
Gerald Paetz
Deb Macatumpag
Kit Mallet
Ken Kirzinger
David Jacox
Dave Hospes
Duane Dickinson
Corbin Fox
Richard Castro
Susan E. Walter
Kevin McCloy
Kristie Sills
Frank Rinella
Josh Pickens
Klaus Badelt
Paul Jasper
Ken Wells
Scott Brisbane
Darren Robertson
Kate Baird
Malika R. Cohen
Claudio Palavecino
Mark Dinicola
William Ross
Eldon Hansen
Eric Desaulniers
Michael Cox
Douglas W. Beard
Francois Garcia
Jim Filippone
Files Wicken
Tristan Daoussis
Micah Kelpin
John G. Anderson
Naomi Bakstad
Álex Martínez
Nancy A. Terriberry
Bruno Bittner
Vincent Dela Luna
Andrea Brown
Marnie Ander
Ryan Arndt
James McKenzie Moore
Jason McKinnon
Anthea Mallinson
Jonathan Malden
Richard Boisvert
Matt McDonald
Kyle Obley
Andy Bishop
Kim Floyd
Irena Dargenio
Kasia Adamik
Kirk Douglas
Chad Wiebe
TOP CAST
Halle Berry
Patience Phillips / Catwoman
Benjamin Bratt
Tom Lone
Sharon Stone
Laurel Hedare
Lambert Wilson
George Hedare
Frances Conroy
Ophelia
Alex Borstein
Sally
Michael Massee
Armando
Byron Mann
Wesley
Kim Smith
Drina
Christopher Heyerdahl
Rocker
Peter Wingfield
Dr. Ivan Slavicky
Berend McKenzie
Lance
Patricia Mayen-Salazar
Housekeeper
Ona Grauer
Sandy
Landy Cannon
Randy
Michael P. Northey
Jail Guard
Aaron Douglas
Detective #1
Peter Williams
Detective #2
Janet Varney
Party Girl
Larry Sullivan
Warehouse Supervisor
James Ashcroft
Janitor
Michasha Armstrong
Ferris Wheel Operator
Brooke Theiss
Ferris Wheel Mom
Ryan Robbins
Bartender
John Cassini
Graphologist
Diego Diablo Del Mar
Barker
Herbert Duncanson
Security Guard
Judith Maxie
Jeweler
Dagmar Midcap
Television Reporter
John Mann
Bouncer
Chase Nelson-Murray
Kid #1
Manny Petruzzelli
Kid #2
Harley Reiner
Kid #3
Michael Daingerfield
Forensics Cop
Benita Ha
Forensics Technician
James Lloyd Reynolds
Doctor
Jill Krop
Newscaster
Connor Dunn
Little Boy
Ashlea Earl
Performance Dancer
Lori Fung
Performance Dancer
Ursula Haczkiewicz
Performance Dancer
Alisoun Payne
Performance Dancer
Laurence Racine
Performance Dancer
Leigh Bush
Woman at Carnival
Brett Chan
Thief #2
Holly Eglington
Woman at Party
Anne Fletcher
Woman at Carnival
Angie Jaree
Singer
Everjoy Kriekenbeek
Nurse
Alfred Liu
Man on Stairs
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