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Unbroken
Unbroken

Unbroken

Survival. Resilience. Redemption.

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DramaWar

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A chronicle of the life of Louis Zamperini, an Olympic runner who was taken prisoner by Japanese forces during World War II.

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Budget

$65000000

Revenue

$163400000

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

137 mins

Rating

7.425/10

Release Date

25 December 2014

Country

United States of America

Cast

Jack O'Connell

Jack O'Connell

Louis Zamperini

Alex Russell

Alex Russell

Pete Zamperini

Domhnall Gleeson

Domhnall Gleeson

Russel Allen 'Phil' Phillips

Garrett Hedlund

Garrett Hedlund

John Fitzgerald

MIYAVI

MIYAVI

Mutsuhiro 'The Bird' Watanabe

Finn Wittrock

Finn Wittrock

Francis 'Mac' McNamara

Jai Courtney

Jai Courtney

Hugh 'Cup' Cuppernell

Maddalena Ischiale

Maddalena Ischiale

Louise Zamperini

Vincenzo Amato

Vincenzo Amato

Anthony Zamperini

Sophie Dalah

Sophie Dalah

Virginia

Morgan Griffin

Morgan Griffin

Cynthia Applewhite

Savannah Lamble

Savannah Lamble

Sylvia Zamperini

Luke Treadaway

Luke Treadaway

Miller

John Magaro

John Magaro

Frank A. Tinker

Louis McIntosh

Louis McIntosh

Lt. William Harris

Ross Anderson

Ross Anderson

Blackie

C.J. Valleroy

C.J. Valleroy

Young Louis

John D'Leo

John D'Leo

Young Pete

Jordan Patrick Smith

Jordan Patrick Smith

Cliff

Spencer Rocco Lofranco

Spencer Rocco Lofranco

Harry Brooks

Stephen J. Douglas

Stephen J. Douglas

Clarence Douglas

Marcus Vanco

Marcus Vanco

Lambert

Dylan James Watson

Dylan James Watson

Green Hornet Engineer

Ryan Ahern

Ryan Ahern

Glassman

Ross Langley

Ross Langley

Mitchell

Michael Whalley

Michael Whalley

Stanley Pillsbury

Sean O'Donnell

Sean O'Donnell

Boy(s) (voice)

Travis Jeffery

Travis Jeffery

Jimmy

James McEnery

James McEnery

Marine at Airbase

Stephen Stanton

Stephen Stanton

Berlin Olympics Radio Announcer (voice)

Talia Mano

Talia Mano

Young Sylvia

Yutaka Izumihara

Yutaka Izumihara

Radio Tokyo Man

Hisa Goto

Hisa Goto

Omori guard

Hiroshi Kasuga

Hiroshi Kasuga

Naoetsu Guard 1

Akira Fujii

Akira Fujii

Japanese Athlete

Chris Proctor

Chris Proctor

James

Shinji Ikefuji

Shinji Ikefuji

Japanese Translator

Brodie Henson

Brodie Henson

British p.o.w

Shingo Usami

Shingo Usami

Corporal Kono

Stefan Mogel

Stefan Mogel

SS Guard

Clay Zamperini

Clay Zamperini

Torch Bearer

Jess Terrell

Jess Terrell

American POW

Sean-Ryan Petersen

Sean-Ryan Petersen

Boy

Toby Fuller

Toby Fuller

Spike Runner

Conor Fogarty

Conor Fogarty

American POW

Jack Marshall

Jack Marshall

Bully

Taki Abe

Taki Abe

Radio Tokyo Man

Keiichi Enomoto

Keiichi Enomoto

Omori Guard

Taka Uematsu

Taka Uematsu

Kwajalein Guard

Yoji Tatsuta

Yoji Tatsuta

Naoetsu Guard 2

John Michael Burdon

John Michael Burdon

Man in Stadium

Ben Rossberg

Ben Rossberg

British POW Officer

Sean Edward Frazer

Sean Edward Frazer

US Officer p.o.w

Yoshinao Aonuma

Yoshinao Aonuma

Kwajalein Guard

James Storer

James Storer

American P.O.W.

Joel Knights

Joel Knights

British POW Officer

Kristopher Bos

Kristopher Bos

U.S. Officer P.O.W.

Katsu Nojiri

Katsu Nojiri

Omori Guard

Matt Hurley

Matt Hurley

US Officer P.O.W

Shane Leckenby

Shane Leckenby

British POW

Connor Clarke

Connor Clarke

American P.O.W

Steven Carnuccio

Steven Carnuccio

Church Attendee

Matthew Crocker

Matthew Crocker

Australian P.O.W

Connor Zegenhagen

Connor Zegenhagen

British Soldier

Nicholas Farris

Nicholas Farris

Olympic Race Starter

Sarah Alison

Sarah Alison

Virginia

Mathew Hislop

Mathew Hislop

Australian POW

Matthew McConnell

Matthew McConnell

American P.O.W

Dougal Walker

Dougal Walker

British POW

Jack Alcock

Jack Alcock

American POW

Darren Wyer

Darren Wyer

Infirmary p.o.w

Andy de Lore

Andy de Lore

Infirmary POW

Mitch Christen

Mitch Christen

British POW (uncredited)

Matt Clayton

Matt Clayton

US Enlisted POW (uncredited)

Darren Gallagher

Darren Gallagher

Soldier (uncredited)

Kent Lee

Kent Lee

Olympic spectator / Japanese Olympic team member (uncredited)

Beau Paley

Beau Paley

American POW (uncredited)

Craig Walker

Craig Walker

Berlin Olympics Spectator (uncredited)

Sam Byrne

Sam Byrne

Australian Athlete (uncredited)

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