Hacksaw Ridge (2016)
Overview
WWII American Army Medic Desmond T. Doss, who served during the Battle of Okinawa, refuses to kill people and becomes the first Conscientious Objector in American history to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $40,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $175,302,354.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 59.198 |
Directed By
Mel Gibson
Crew
Kimberly Harris
Michael Matthews
Mel Gibson
Robert Schenkkan
Kevin Kaska
Paul Currie
Maximilian Rea
Mark Robins
Mark Goellnicht
Terry Benedict
Lizzy Gardiner
Simon Duggan
Kerry Thompson
Mark Rogers
Bill Mechanic
Kathy Freeman
John Gilbert
Nikki Barrett
Liam Price
Warren Hanneman
Gerard Maher
William D. Johnson
Calum McFarlane
Daniel James Cox
Brian Nickless
Tara Webb
David Permut
Miranda Culley
Mark Jefferies
Kevin O'Connell
Bruce Davey
Brian Oliver
Barry Robison
Chris Godfrey
Christian Gibson
Scott Dolan
Stuart Ford
Rupert Gregson-Williams
Eric Greenfeld
Mark C. Manuel
Lauren Selig
Suzanne Warren
Len Blavatnik
David S. Greathouse
Lenny Kornberg
Lawrence Bender
James M. Vernon
Rick Nicita
Michael Bassick
Buddy Patrick
Christopher Woodrow
Elexa Ruth
Joel Kramer
Ted O'Neal
Zak Mechanic
Jason Seagraves
Leo Shi Young
Steve Longi
James H. Pang
Tina Xiuli Chen
Helen Ye Zhong
Barbara Gibbs
Sophie Fabbri-Jackson
Fiona Nix
Trish Cahill
P.J. Voeten
Mary Barltrop
Rob Flanagan
Noriko Watanabe
Lorelle Adamson
Andrew Knight
Jacinta Leong
Joe Cappelletti
James Horner
Larry Van Duynhoven
Sean Button
Gregory Crosby
Mark Glindeman
Beau Karolos
Rebecca Cohen
Prue Fletcher
Genevieve Bevan-John
Tristian Haddon
David Booth
John Platt
Ben Seager
Evans Mark
Kanin Phemayothin
Simon Maddison
Damian Wyvill
Aaron Dexter
Shaun Conway
Juri Mejan-Fripp
Craig Baxter
Simone Clow
Jasmin Lyford
Ricky Schamburg
Peter Kober
Matthew Tillman
Martin Le
Katherine Heads
Carly Turner
Amanda Kirby
Jo Weeks
Richie Dehne
Amanda Kirby
Alice Lanagan
Peter Cogar
Peter Ray
Bec Taylor
Martin Ryan
Angela Conte
Evan Parker
Shane Thomas
Gideon Marshall
Mic Rodgers
Kyle Gardiner
Tyler Thompson
Dan Oliver
Robert Mackenzie
Peter Grace
Andy Wright
Mic Rodgers
Tim Wong
Brian Smith
Charlie Nott
Jack Kingsley
Yasushi Asaya
TOP CAST
Andrew Garfield
Desmond T. Doss
Sam Worthington
Captain Glover
Vince Vaughn
Sgt Howell
Teresa Palmer
Dorothy Schuttle
Luke Bracey
Smitty Ryker
Hugo Weaving
Tom Doss
Rachel Griffiths
Bertha Doss
Ryan Corr
Lieutenant Manville
Richard Roxburgh
Colonel Stelzer
Goran D. Kleut
Andy 'Ghoul' Walker
Luke Pegler
Milt 'Hollywood' Zane
Firass Dirani
Vito Rinnelli
Michael Sheasby
Tex Lewis
Nathaniel Buzolic
Harold "Hal" Doss
Ori Pfeffer
Irv Schecter
Matt Nable
Lt. Cooney
Jacob Warner
James Pinnick
Richard Pyros
Randall "Teach" Fuller
Ben Mingay
Grease Nolan
Harry Greenwood
Henry Brown
Damien Thomlinson
Ralph Morgan
Robert Morgan
Colonel Sangston
Milo Gibson
Lucky Ford
John Batziolas
Rescued Private Schulenburg
Charles Jacobs
Private Webb
Ben O'Toole
Corporal Jessop
James Lugton
Hiker
Kasia Stelmach
Hiker's Friend
Tim McGarry
Local Man
Tyler Coppin
Lynchburg Doctor
Dennis Kreusler
Sergeant Amos
Nico Cortez
Wal Kirzinski
Helmut Bakaitis
Minister
Bill Young
General Musgrove
Benedict Hardie
Captain Daniels
Darcy Bryce
Young Desmond
Philip Quast
Judge
James Mackay
Prosecutor
Sam Parsonson
96th Soldier Bob
James O'Connell
96th Soldier Page
Sean Lynch
Popeye
Hayden Geens
Wounded Private Blake
Tim Potter
Soldier Hank
Santo Tripodi
Soldier Carl
Nobuaki Shimamoto
Japanese Officer
Laurence Brewer
Head Doctor
Hiroshi Kasuga
Japanese Hanging Soldier
Yuki Nagashima
Rescued Japanese Soldier
Taki Abe
Japanese Sniper
Taka Uematsu
Reacting Japanese Soldier #2
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