| Island Of Dr. Moreau, The | |||||
| New Line Home Entertainment (1996) | |||||
| Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller | |||||
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| Fairuza Balk | Aissa | |
| Marlon Brando | Dr. Moreau | |
| Val Kilmer | Montgomery | |
| Mark Dacascos | ||
| Peter Elliott (II) | ||
| Clare Grant | ||
| David Thewlis | Edward Douglas | |
| Marco Hofschneider | M'Ling | |
| Temuera Morrison | Azazello | |
| William Hootkins | Kiril | |
| Daniel Rigney | Hyena-Swine | |
| Nelson de la Rosa | Majai |
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| Producer | Edward R. Pressman
Claire Rudnick Polstein |
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| Writer | H.G. Wells
Richard Stanley |
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| Cinematography | William A. Fraker
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| Musician | Gary Chang
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Through DNA Experimentation. Dr. Moreau has upset the balance of nature. On a remote island in the South Pacific, Dr. Moreau had used the key of science to unlock the gates of hell. Dr Moreau is a brilliant geneticist on the brink of superseding evolution. When a U.N. diplomat visits Moreau's island laboratory, he uncovers fantastic but brutal experiments turning animal life forms into human-like beasts. As Moreau and his assistant race towards their barbaric goal of creating the perfect life form--the beasts revolt--threatening not only the island but ultimately all mankind! |
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