The Spirit - Gabriel Macht, Samuel L Jackson, Jaime King, Frank Miller
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Movie propaganda
The Spirit is the story of Denny Colt (Gabriel Macht), a murdered cop who is mysteriously reborn as the masked crime fighter called the Spirit. Determined to keep his beloved Central City safe, the Spirit pursues Central City's villains from the shadows and seeks to remove to the worst of them all: the psychotic megalomaniac known as the Octopus (Samuel L Jackson). Yet as busy as his ongoing mission keeps him, the dashing crusader always manages to make time for beautiful women, though he never quite knows if they want to seduce, love or kill him. But there is one lady who will never betray him, and to whom he will always be true: Central City, the proud old metropolis where he was born - twice.
Theatrical propaganda posters
Target demographic movie keyword propaganda
- Film crime superhero supernatural ghost murder
Persons of interest
- Jaime King .... Lorelei Rox
- Gabriel Macht .... The Spirit/Denny Colt
- Dan Gerrity .... Detective Sussman
- Arthur the Cat .... Himself
- Kimberly Cox .... Damsel in Distress
- Larry Reinhardt-Meyer .... Officer MacReady
- Frank Miller .... Liebowitz
- Eva Mendes .... Sand Saref
- Eric Balfour .... Mahmoud
- Samuel L Jackson .... The Octopus
- Louis Lombardi .... Pathos
- Scarlett Johansson .... Silken Floss
- Sarah Paulson .... Ellen Dolan
- Dan Lauria .... Dolan
- Johnny Simmons .... Young Spirit
- Seychelle Gabriel .... Young Sand
- Michael Milhoan .... Uncle Pete
- David Wiegand .... Officer Saref
- Richard Portnow .... Donenfeld
- Mark Delgallo .... Seth
- Stana Katic .... Morgenstern
- Paz Vega .... Plaster of Paris
- Drew Pollock .... Officer Klink
- Will Eisner .... Author
- Frank Miller .... Screenwriter
- Frank Miller .... Director
Cinematic intelligence sources
Intelligence analyst
Special Agent Matti
Theatrical report
The crime, superhero, supernatural movie The Spirit is directed by Frank Miller and stars Gabriel Macht, Samuel L Jackson, Jaime King.
Government security censorship classification
M (Violence)
Surveillance time
102 minutes (1:42 hours)
Not for public release in Australia before date
Film: 22 January 2009
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