The Count of Monte Cristo (2002)

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Written by Alexandre Dumas, père, Jay Wolpert

Directed by Kevin Reynolds

Running Time: 135 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2002

Rating: PG Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Remake of the classic adventure tale of romance and revenge. A handsome sailor is unjustly accused of being a political traitor, betrayed by his best friend over a girl and imprisoned for 13 years in a rat-infested fortress. When he finally makes good his escape, the determined man plans to exact sweet revenge on his persecutors. Based on the novel Le Comte de Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas.

Cast

James CaviezelEdmond Dantes/Count of Monte Cristo
Image for Guy PearceGuy PearceFernand Mondego Count of Morcerf
Image for Richard HarrisRichard HarrisAbbé Faria Edmond's d'If Mentor
Image for James FrainJames FrainJ.F. Villefort Chief Magistrate
Dagmara DominczykMercedès Iguanada
Michael WincottArmand Dorleac
Luis GuzmánJacopo the Maggot Monte Cristo's Valet
Christopher AdamsonMaurice
JB BlancLuigi Vampa
Guy CarletonMansion Owner
Image for Alex NortonAlex NortonNapoleon
Barry CassinOld Man Dantes
Henry CavillAlbert Mondego Mercedès' Son
Briana CorriganCasino Prostitute
Brendan CostelloViscount

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