Professor Marston and the Wonder Women (2017)
Overview
The unconventional life of Dr. William Marston, the Harvard psychologist and inventor who helped invent the modern lie detector test and created Wonder Woman in 1941.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $7,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $1,600,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 17.986 |
Directed By
Angela Robinson
Crew
Jennifer M. Byrne
Angela Robinson
Angela Robinson
Eve Battaglia
Joey Soloway
Terry Leonard
Michael Bowes
Paul Marini
A.J. Paratore
Kai Cole
Danica Chipman
Sasha Grossman
Eric Bergman
Shawnna Thibodeau
Laurence Chapman
Christian J. Hollyer
Buzz Koenig
Eric Berkal
Katie Kramer
Jeffrey M. Werner
Angela Peri
Sean Martin
Benjamin Gieschen
David Butterworth
Janelle Canastra
Nolan Ball
Lyubomir Denev Jr.
Clare Munn
Kim Codner
Jared Detsikas
Austin Katzer
Eliza Pelham Randall
Jesse Goldberg
Virginia B. Johnson
Peter Gonzalez
Donna Maloney
Michael Steiner
Carl Sprague
Angela Marinis
J. E. Moore
Alex Schwerin
James Parnell
Amy Redford
John B. Wilson
Joanie Diener
Eric Altieri
Aaron Tyburski
Gianna Soprano
Howard Paar
Carrie Capizzano
Kurt Smith
Santino Tartaglia
Woody Bell
Darryl Byrne
Peter Gonzalez
Hilary Taillie
Adam Bennati
Andrea Sperling
Shayna Passaretti
Guy L. Bermel
Amber Subelka
Christopher Jon Gombos
Joseph Lavallee
Kohli Calhoun
Tom Howe
Bryce Fortner
Vicki O'Reilly Vandegrift
Justin Bliss
Joey Eckley
Kristen Hirlinger
Jesus Lopez
Daniel Timmons
Chris David
Ruben Sebban
Claire Folger
Lisa Arnone
Guido Gotz
Jennifer Evans
Adam Roffman
Christopher Walsh
TOP CAST
Luke Evans
Dr. William Moulton Marston
Rebecca Hall
Elizabeth Marston
Bella Heathcote
Olive Byrne
Connie Britton
Josette Frank
JJ Feild
Charles Guyette
Oliver Platt
M.C. Gaines
Monica Giordano
Mary
Maggie Castle
Dorothy Roubicek
Alexa Havins
Molly Stewart
Allie Gallerani
Sara
Christopher Jon Gombos
Fred Stewart
Forry Buckingham
Doctor
Frank Ridley
Manager
Ken Cheeseman
Dean Liddy
Tom Kemp
Harry Peter
Christopher Paul Richards
Teen Donn
Sebastian Wood
Teen Son
Pamela Figueiredo
Radcliffe Student
Allie Marshall
Senior Sorority Sister
Acei Martin
Radcliffe Student / Sorority Sister
Olivia Filleti
Radcliffe Student
Lexie Roth
Theatre Student
London Hall
Nurse
Larry Eudene
Reporter
Logan Raposo
College Student
Kristen Anne Ferraro
Hospital Visitor
Shawn Contois
Comic Book Artist
Jessica Rockwood
Bondage Class Student
Douglas Cowell
Comic Book Artist
Ally Looney
Neighbor
Anthony Pelton
Reporter
Kasey Murray
Olive Ann Marston
Melissa Jalali
Sorority Sister
James L. Leite
Comic Book Artist
Caitlin Batts
Comic Reading Girl
Lily Gordenstein
Olive Ann - 12 Year Old
Gavin Earle
Comic Book Kid (uncredited)
Ryan Canale
Comic Book Kid
Zada Clarke
Sorority Sister
Katie Hanley
College Student
Quinn Earle
Comic Book Girl
Paul Taft
Elizabeth's Boss
Bill Nabel
Psychiatrist
Erika Spinale
Radcliffe Sorority Sister
Alexa Cahill
Freshman Pledge
Joe Cali
Reporter
Bobby Kenney
Photographer
Ilena Love
College Student
Jamie Mazareas
Comic Book Artist
Clara McKay
Radcliffe Student
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