Sin City (2005)
Overview
Welcome to Sin City. This town beckons to the tough, the corrupt, the brokenhearted. Some call it dark… Hard-boiled. Then there are those who call it home — Crooked cops, sexy dames, desperate vigilantes. Some are seeking revenge, others lust after redemption, and then there are those hoping for a little of both. A universe of unlikely and reluctant heroes still trying to do the right thing in a city that refuses to care.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $40,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $158,700,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 34.606 |
Directed By
Robert Rodriguez
Frank Miller
Crew
Robert Rodriguez
Elizabeth Avellan
John Debney
Graeme Revell
Robert Rodriguez
Robert Rodriguez
Robert Rodriguez
Frank Miller
Robert Rodriguez
Nina Proctor
Mary Vernieu
Bill Scott
Bob Weinstein
Harvey Weinstein
Frank Miller
Chris LeDoux
Joshua LaCross
Frank Miller
Ron Schmidt
Robert Rodriguez
Keefe Boerner
Keefe Boerner
Jeffrey J. Dashnaw
Jeanette Scott
Jeanette Scott
Rob Simons
Christopher Stull
Debbie Cortez Haber
Annette Hoffman
Brenda J. Chambers
Ermahn Ospina
Joe Rivera
Joe Rivera
Jimmy Lindsey
Robert Rodriguez
Monika Petrillo
Rico Torres
David M. Roberts
John McLeod
Cynthia Streit
Linda A. Borgeson
David Hack
Steve Joyner
Dawn M. Baker
Shalimar Reodica
Beth Sepko
Tim Rakoczy
Craig Henighan
Charles Ewing Smith
Sergio Reyes
Robert Rodriguez
Quentin Tarantino
Chris Telles
Emmanuel Shiu
Joe McCusker
Rodney Brown
Bart Brown
David Michael Abelman
Sebastian Vega
Ferrell A. Shinnick
Donis Rhoden
Scott Patton
Rebecca M. Skelton
Tom Christopher
Erwin H. Kupitz
Rebekah Del Rio
Kenny Anderson
John F.K. Parenteau
Scott Duncan
Joe Fiske
Jill McCullough
Everett Burrell
Roy Burger
Bill Dunagin
Paul Beach
Luai Abou-Emara
Jeffrey J. Dashnaw
Joe Llanes
Cecil D. Evans
Joe Bucaro III
Kevin LaNeave
Brian Bettwy
Jim Passon
Henry Ball
Paul Sadeghi
Jay Mahavier
Timothy E. Cole
Christopher Abeyta
Sandra Condito
Joaquin Gonzalo Avellán
Tim Rakoczy
Frank Bennett
John Pritchett
Paula Fairfield
Steve Arguello
Mauricio Baiocchi
Alaina Goetz
Eric W. Shamlin
Frank Robbins
Quentin Tarantino
Vanessa Nirode
Susan Jasso
Aaron Burns
Virginia Capobianco
Michael Dudash
Bruce Nyznik
Eric Thompson
Brian Dunlop
Edward Steidele
Chris Trent
Thadd Day
David Heron
Eric Pham
Tim Amyx
Juan Bronson
Maxine Jurgens
Gabriela Ostos
Kurt Kornemann
Kelly Bogdan
Mike Sheeren
Robert Rendon
Mark Norrie
Michael Cozens
Johnny Gidcomb
Ethan Maniquis
Natasha Leonnet
Jordan Ford
Curtis Lindersmith
Lorene Simpson
Mo Henry
Amanda Peeples
John Debney
Lucinda Hinton
David Ackerman
Todd Smiley
Todd Green
John 'Fest' Sandau
Allison Baker
Sheila Steele
Amanda Curry
Sandy Gilzow
Romy Stevenson
Tim Dobbert
Peter Baustaedter
Dawn Robinette
Olivier Beaulieu
Jeff Barnes
Laura O'Keefe
Deepa Agarwal
Peter Madamba
Margo Kornemann
Steve Joyner
Frank Miller
Gabriela Ostos
Peter Weireter
Garrett Warren
James Ryan
Mic Rodgers
Shawn Robinson
Larry Rippenkroeger
Dana Reed
Chris Palermo
Rich McDonald
Billy D. Lucas
Oakley Lehman
Mike Justus
Tommy J. Huff
Norman Howell
Dick Hancock
Jeremy Fitzgerald
Ali Q. Brown
Greg Smith
TOP CAST
Bruce Willis
Det. John Hartigan
Jessica Alba
Nancy Callahan
Clive Owen
Dwight McCarthy
Mickey Rourke
Marv
Rutger Hauer
Cardinal Patrick Henry Roark
Benicio del Toro
Det. Lt. Jack "Jackie Boy" Rafferty
Alexis Bledel
Becky
Michael Madsen
Bob
Powers Boothe
Senator Roark
Nick Stahl
Roark Jr. / The Yellow Bastard
Devon Aoki
Miho
Michael Clarke Duncan
Manute
Rosario Dawson
Gail
Carla Gugino
Lucille
Josh Hartnett
The Salesman
Jaime King
Goldie / Wendy
Brittany Murphy
Shellie
Elijah Wood
Kevin
Jude Ciccolella
Liebowitz
Jeffrey J. Dashnaw
Motorcycle Cop
Jesse De Luna
Corporal Rivera
Jason Douglas
Hitman
Tommy Flanagan
Brian
Rick Gomez
Douglas Klump
David H. Hickey
Juicer
Greg Ingram
Bouncer
Nicky Katt
Stuka
Helen Kirk
Maeve
John McLeod
Mercenary
Lisa Marie Newmyer
Tammy
Tommy Nix
Weevil
Nick Offerman
Burt Shlubb
Marco Perella
Skinny Dude
Randal Reeder
Man w/ Hitman
Jeff Schwan
Louie
Marley Shelton
The Customer
Frank Miller
Priest
Korey Simeone
Priest #2
Paul T. Taylor
Assistant DA
Rico Torres
Cop #2
Makenzie Vega
Nancy (11 Years)
Arie Verveen
Murphy
Patricia Vonne
Dallas
Ethan Maniquis
Bozo #1
Ken Thomas
Bozo #2
Chris Warner
Bozo #3
Ethan Rains
Bozo #4
Cara D. Briggs
Hearing Panel Person
Christina Frankenfield
Judge
Evelyn Hurley
Josie
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