| The Ghost And The Darkness | |||||
| Paramount Pictures (1996) | |||||
| Action, Adventure, Thriller | |||||
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| Michael Douglas | Charles Remington | |
| Val Kilmer | Col. John Henry Patterson | |
| Tom Wilkinson | Robert Beaumont | |
| John Kani | Samuel | |
| Bernard Hill | Dr. David Hawthorne | |
| Brian McCardie | Angus Starling | |
| Emily Mortimer | Helena Patterson | |
| Om Puri | Abdullah | |
| Henry Cele | Mahina | |
| Kurt Egelhof | Indian Victim | |
| Satchu Annamalai | Worker #1 | |
| Teddy Reddy | Worker #2 | |
| Raheem Khan | Worker #3 | |
| Jack Devnarain | Nervous Sikh Orderly | |
| Glen Gabela | Orderly #1 |
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| Producer |
Michael Douglas
Grant Hill |
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| Writer |
William Goldman
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| Cinematography |
Vilmos Zsigmond
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| Musician |
Jerry Goldsmith
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Set in 1898, this movie is based on the true story of two lions in Africa that killed 130 people over a nine month period, while a bridge engineer and an experienced old hunter tried to kill them. |
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