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Cast
Sofia Boutella as Kora/Arthelais, a former Imperium soldier who rallies warriors from across the galaxy to fight against Motherworld
Elizabeth Martinez portrays Kora as a child
Djimon Hounsou as Titus, a former general of the Imperium recruited to lead the fight against Motherworld
Ed Skrein as Atticus Noble, an admiral and Balisarius' right-hand man
Michiel Huisman as Gunnar, a farmer secretly in love with Kora who joins her in her attempts to defend his homeworld, Veldt
Doona Bae as Nemesis, a cyborg swordmaster
Ray Fisher as Darrian Bloodaxe, a warrior and Devra's brother recruited by Kora
Charlie Hunnam as Kai, a mercenary and starship pilot hired by Kora
Anthony Hopkins as the voice of Jimmy, the last member of a race of mechanical knights[9]
Dustin Ceithamer as the body-double on the set of Jimmy
Staz Nair as Tarak, a nobleman-turned-blacksmith with the ability to bond with animals of nature
Fra Fee as Balisarius, a tyrant and Kora's adoptive father who seized control of the Motherworld
Cleopatra Coleman as Devra Bloodaxe, Darrian's sister and the leader of a band of insurgents opposing the Motherworld
Stuart Martin as Den, a local farmer, hunter and Kora's fling
Ingvar Sigurdsson as Hagen, a friend of Kora who helped her rebuild her life after she abandoned the Imperium
Alfonso Herrera as Cassius, Noble's team warrior[10]
Cary Elwes as the King
Rhian Rees as the Queen
Elise Duffy as Milius,[11] a rebel fighter under Devra's command.
Jena Malone as Harmada, a spider-like humanoid alien
Sky Yang as Aris, a young Motherworld soldier who stands up against his comrades' brutality
Charlotte Maggi as Sam, a water girl who warmly welcomes any outsiders that come to her village[12][13]
Corey Stoll as Sindri, a village chief on Veldt
Stella Grace Fitzgerald as Princess Issa
Greg Kriek as Marcus, a Motherworld soldier who arrived on Veldt to demand their harvest
Brandon Auret as Faunus, a Motherworld commander, left in charge of the farming village on Veldt
Ray Porter as Hickman, a farmer whom Tarak is indebted to
Dominic Burgess as Dash Thif, a connected man who came into conflict with Kora and Gunnar in Providence
Tony Amendola as King Levitica, an alien king who shelters the Bloodaxes and their rebellion
Derek Mears as Simeon, a Hawkshaw working for the Imperium, hunting their enemies for profit.
Credit ::
Directed by Zack Snyder
Screenplay by
Zack Snyder
Kurt Johnstad
Shay Hatten
Story by Zack Snyder
Produced by
Deborah Snyder
Eric Newman
Zack Snyder
Wesley Coller
Starring
Sofia Boutella
Djimon Hounsou
Ed Skrein
Michiel Huisman
Doona Bae
Ray Fisher
Charlie Hunnam
Anthony Hopkins
Cinematography Zack Snyder
Edited by Dody Dorn
Music by Tom Holkenborg
Production
companies
The Stone Quarry
Grand Electric
Distributed by Netflix
Release dates
December 15, 2023 (United States)
December 22, 2023 (Netflix)
Running time 134 minutes[1]
Country United States
Language English
Budget $166 million
(shared with Part Two: The Scargiver)[1][2]
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