Macbeth (2006)
Overview
Macbeth, loyal to his crime boss, Duncan, is told by witches that he will one day take over. Driven by their prophecy, he and his wife plot to kill Duncan, and takes the leadership of the gang for himself. Maintaining his power will require more murder and violence, finally driving his surviving enemies to unite and destroy him. A sexy, high octane retelling of this classic story.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 11.535 |
Directed By
Geoffrey Wright
Crew
Michael Gudinski
Nik Dorning
Gary Hamilton
Brian Pearce
Jane Usher
Peter Walker
Adele Flere
Siros Niaros
Marianne Jade
Jane Johnston
Greg Sitch
Zev Eleftheriou
Antonio Zeccola
Clint Ingram
Brett Anderson
Geoffrey Wright
Martin Fabinyi
Andrew McGrath
Glenn Newnham
Frank Lipson
Cassie Pearce
Michael Carden
Adrian Medhurst
Karl Engeler
Kellie Montgomery
Terrence Yason
John Tsiavis
Michael Whyke
Jenni Tosi
William Shakespeare
Bruce Phillips
Victoria Hill
Geoffrey Wright
Victoria Hill
Peter Phelan
Geoffrey Wright
Penny Teal
David McKay
John Simpson
Will Gibson
Geoffrey Wright
John Clifford White
Victoria Hill
TOP CAST
Sam Worthington
MacBeth
Victoria Hill
Lady MacBeth
Lachy Hulme
MacDuff
Kate Bell
2nd Witch
Steve Bastoni
Banquo
Bob Franklin
Siward
Matt Doran
Malcolm
Nash Edgerton
MacDonwald
Chloe Armstrong
1st Witch
Miranda Nation
3rd Witch
Simon Scott
MacBeth's Bagman
Jonny Pasvolsky
Lennox
Kevin Tran
MacDonwald's Bagman
Samuel Tew
Goateed Gunman
Christopher Shen
Crew Cut Gunman
Anna Anderson
Girl Shooter #1
Haiha Le
Girl Shooter #2
Nikon Souphan
Elevator Gunman
Ri-Jie Kwok
Getaway Driver
George Vidalis
Cawdor
Terry Lim
Chinese Businessman
Gary Sweet
Duncan
Rel Hunt
Angus
Norman Keller
Duncan's Bald Bodyguard
Charles Lavea-Williams
Duncan's Bearded Bodyguard
Socratis Otto
Detective Mentieth
Christopher Kirby
Seyton
Ruby O'Rourke
Singer on TV
Katherine Tonkin
Lady MacBeth's Maid
Craig Stott
Fleance
Corinne Davies
Ross's Girl
Saskia Sansom
Angus's Girl
Edwina Wren
Malcolm's Girl
Kat Stewart
Lady MacDuff
Louis Corbett
MacDuff's Son
Chris Vance
Detective Caithness
Jamie-Lee Wilson
Female Constable
Peter Davenport
Male Constable
Mick Molloy
Murderer in Brown
John Molloy
Murderer in Black
Esther Usher
Barmaid
Katie James
Barmaid
Inouk Arnall
Reporter on TV
Siros Niaros
Scar Mouthed Henchman
Jarrah Cocks
One Eye Henchman
Robert Shook
Long Haired Henchman
Kim Gyngell
Doctor
Hanna Griffiths
Angel
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