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Hellboy II: The Golden Army (2008) - film review

  Guillermo del Toro Action / Adventure / Fantasystars 4
Summary
Hellboy II: The Golden Army is an American-German action film first released in 2008, directed by Guillermo del Toro.  The film stars Ron Perlman, Selma Blair, Doug Jones, James Dodd and Jeffrey Tambor.  Our overall rating for this film is: very good.

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Credits
  • Director: Guillermo del Toro
  • Script: Guillermo del Toro, Mike Mignola
  • Photo: Guillermo Navarro
  • Music: Danny Elfman
  • Cast: Ron Perlman (Hellboy), Selma Blair (Liz Sherman), Doug Jones (Abe Sapien), James Dodd (Johann Krauss), Jeffrey Tambor (Tom Manning), John Alexander (Johann Krauss), Luke Goss (Prince Nuada), Anna Walton (Princess Nuala), Seth MacFarlane (Johann Krauss), John Hurt (Professor Trevor ’Broom’ Bruttenholm), Brian Steele (Mr. Wink), Andrew Hefler (Agent Flint), Iván Kamarás (Agent Steel), Mike Kelly (Agent Marble), Jeremy Zimmerman (Auctioneer), Roy Dotrice (King Balor), Aidan Cook (Two-Headed Shop Owner), Jeanne Mockford (Bag Lady), Montse Ribé (Young Hellboy), Ferenc Elek (Fat Slob), Alex McSweeney (Policeman #1), Justin Pierre (Policeman #2), Matthew O’Toole (Limb Vendor), Jamie Wilson (Cat Vendor), Kevin Hudson (Organ Grinder), Clive Llewellyn (Tadpole Vendor), Sándor Svigelj (Bagpipe Player), Brian Herring (Silkard), Pálma Pásztor (Mummy Vendor), Jimmy Kimmel (Himself), Tim Flavin (Newscaster #1), Belinda Henley (Newscaster #2), Blake Perlman (Female Newscaster #3), Matt Rippy (Newscaster #4), Judit Viktor (Lady with Dog), Szonja Oroszlán (Woman with Baby), Michael Mehlmann (Auction Bidder Man #1), Todd Williams (Auction Bidder Man #2), Beatrice Zentai (Auction Bidder Woman), Péter Horkay (Steward), Richard Rifkin (TV Pundit), Tim Larsen (Street thug), Gavin McKenzie (Auction Room Steward), Santiago Segura (Auction Attendant)
  • Country: USA / Germany
  • Language: English
  • Runtime: 120 min




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