Colin Farrell
Captain Smith
Tagline
Once discovered, it was changed forever.
Overview
A drama about explorer John Smith and the clash between Native Americans and English settlers in the 17th century.
Director
Terrence Malick
Screenplay
Terrence Malick
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Status
Released
Budget
$30,000,000.00
Revenue
$30,500,000.00
Original Language
English
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Wes Studi
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David Thewlis
Wingfield
Yorick van Wagen...
Captain Argall
Raoul Max Trujil...
Tomocomo
Michael Greyeyes
Rupwew
Kalani Queypo
Parahunt
Ben Mendelsohn
Ben
Noah Taylor
Selway
Brían F. O'Byrne
Lewes
Ben Chaplin
Robinson
Jamie Harris
Emery
Janine Duvitski
Mary
Eddie Marsan
Eddie
Joe Inscoe
Ackley
Jake Curran
James
John Savage
Savage
Thomas Clair
Patawomeck
Alex Rice
Patowomeck's Wi...
Irene Bedard
Pocahontas' Mot...
Ford Flannagan
Winthrop
Bev Appleton
Small
Billy Merasty
Kiskiak
Jonathan Pryce
King James
Alexandra W.B. M...
Queen Anne
Jasper Britton
Laureate
Myrton Running W...
Tockwhogh
E. Danny Murphy
Bosun
Jonathan Gonitel
Thomas - 4 Yrs
Brian Merrick
Assailant
Chris Nelson
Chris
Colin Cox
Cox
Will Wallace
William Sentry
Steven Dawn
Goldsmith
Rulan Tangen
Two Moons
Jesse Borrego
Pepaschicher
Todd Wallace
Sailor
Kirk Acevedo
Sentry
Nive Nielsen
Inuit Woman
Tayla Kean
Cabin Boy 1
Thomas Steven Mc...
Cabin Boy 2
James McDonagh
Cabin Boy 3
Gary Sundown
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Michael Goodwin
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Sam Stevenson
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Maria Pastel
Rosalind
Raynor Scheine
Raynor
Jeremy Radin
Jeremy
Matthew Yeung
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Gregory Labenz
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Featured Reviews
**_Arty, draggy historical romance_** I've seen four of Terrence Malick's movies -- "The New World" (2005) and his three previous efforts, "Badlands" (1973), "Days of Heaven" (1978) and "The Thin R ...Show More
So, The New World… where do I start? It’s visually great. The way Malick captures the connection between the tribes, nature, and the land makes it easy to get lost in the world he’s building. But the ...Show More
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