Cutthroat Island
Facts
43 properties- Instance of
- film
- Director
- Renny Harlin[1]
- Genre
- romantic comedy, swashbuckler film, action film, adventure film, treasure hunt film, children's film, pirate film[8][9][10][11][12][13][14]
- Screenwriter
- Marc Norman, Robert King, Raynold Gideon, Michael Frost Beckner, Bruce A. Evans[2][3][4][5][6]
- Nominated for
- Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Director[61]
- Duration
- +124
- Aspect ratio (W:H)
- 2.35:1
- Assessment
- Bechdel test
- Australian Classification
- M
- BBFC rating
- PG certificate
- CNC film rating (France)
- no age restriction
- Capital cost
- +98000000
- Cast member
- Geena Davis, Matthew Modine, Frank Langella, Maury Chaykin, Patrick Malahide, Stan Shaw, Harris Yulin, Rex Linn, Christopher Adamson, Christopher Mastersons, David Bailie, Jimmie F. Skaggs, Paul Dillon, Renny Harlin, Richard Leaf, Rupert Vansittart, Angus Wright, Ken Bones, George Murcell, Daragh O'Malley, Tam White, Ramon Tikaram, Kwame Kwei-Armah, Mary Peach[15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28]
- Composer
- John Debney[7]
- Costume designer
- Enrico Sabbatini
- Director of photography
- Peter Levy[36]
- Distributed by
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Netflix[52][53]
- Distribution format
- video on demand[38]
- EIRIN film rating
- G
- Executive producer
- Mario Kassar[62]
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- FSK film rating
- FSK 12
- Film editor
- Ralph E. Winters, Frank J. Urioste[59][60]
- Filmiroda rating
- Category II
- IGAC rating
- M/6
- IMDA rating
- PG
- INCAA film rating
- +13
- KMRB film rating
- 12
- Kijkwijzer rating
- 12
- MPA film rating
- PG-13
- Main subject
- sea piracy[58]
- Medierådet rating
- Prohibited for children under 16
- Production company
- Carolco Pictures, Canal+, Tele-Communications Inc., Laurence Mark Productions[32][33][34][35]
- Production designer
- Norman Garwood
- Set in period
- 1660s
- Title
- Cutthroat Island
- 1SCREEN movie ID
- 712
- AFI Catalog of Feature Films ID
- 59865
- AllMovie title ID
- v135564
- Allcinema film ID
- 28620
- AlloCiné film ID
- 14015
- Amazon Standard Identification Number
- B000JIN3FM
- Apple TV movie ID
- umc.cmc.224gv1qax48ee58xop94zu75l
- BFI Films, TV and people ID (archived)
- 4ce2b7d35c327
- BFI National Archive work ID
- 150409992
- Bechdel Test Movie List ID
- 10715
- Box Office Mojo film ID (former scheme)
- cutthroatisland
- Cine.gr film ID (archived)
- 713620
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- Cinema.de ID
- 1300543
- Ciné-Ressources film ID
- 60002
- Cinémathèque québécoise work ID
- 12621
- DNF film ID
- 13743
- Daum movie ID
- 1881
- Decine21 film ID
- 3955
- Deutsche Synchronkartei film ID
- 2524
- Does the Dog Die? media ID
- 236841
- Douban film ID
- 1299415
- Dvdcompare.net film ID
- 15k (4.2k–65k, n=3)
- EDb film ID
- t0006387
- EIDR content ID
- 10.5240/0B46-15BE-E447-EF81-E241-M
- ElCinema film ID
- 2027672
- ElFilm film ID
- 112246
- Elonet movie ID
- 167450
- Exploitation mark number
- 88971
- Fandango video ID
- 7202
- Fernsehserien.de ID
- filme/die-piratenbraut
- FilmAffinity film ID
- 331551
- FilmVandaag ID
- film/3107
- Filmarks ID
- movies/16451
- Filmfront film ID (archived)
- 2047
- Filmová databáze film ID
- 12169
- Filmweb.pl film ID
- 11824
- Freebase ID
- /m/02_gjg
- Garance item ID
- 19257229
- Google Play Movies & TV ID
- c_girLyxvVE
- IMDb ID
- tt0112760
- ISzDb film ID
- 14746
- Il mondo dei doppiatori ID
- film/corsari
- KINENOTE film ID
- 10427
- Kinematoscope film ID
- 926
- Kinobox film ID
- 15102
- Kinopoisk film ID
- 13954
- LUMIERE film ID
- 87
- LdiF ID
- 67570
- Letterboxd film ID
- cutthroat-island
- MPA certificate number
- 34180
- MUBI film numeric ID
- 80204
- MYmovies audiovisual work ID
- 6438
- Mediafilm ID (archived)
- mf-tt-0058234562
- Metacritic ID
- movie/cutthroat-island
- Movie Review Query Engine ID
- cutthroat-island-m100018407
- Movie Walker Press film ID
- mv10391
- MovieLens movie ID
- 15
- MovieMeter film ID
- 2027
- Moviepilot.de film ID
- die-piratenbraut
- Netflix ID
- 412972
- OFDb film ID
- 2381
- OMDb film ID
- 1408
- PORT film ID
- 60604
- Plex media key
- 5d77682985719b001f3a14bc
- Prisma ID
- 348692
- Rotten Tomatoes ID
- m/cutthroat_island
- Schnittberichte.com title ID
- 7051
- Scope.dk film ID
- 894
- SensCritique work ID
- 370765
- Swedish Film Database ID
- 22757
- TCM Movie Database film ID (archived)
- 72047
- TMDB movie ID
- 1408
- TV Guide show ID (former scheme)
- 130896
- TV Tropes ID
- Film/CutthroatIsland
- TV.com ID (archived)
- movies/cutthroat-island
- The Numbers movie ID
- Cutthroat-Island
- TheTVDB movie ID
- 4347
- Trakt.tv ID
- movies/cutthroat-island-1995
- Trakt.tv film ID
- 939
- ČSFD film ID
- 4156
Cast member 23
Country of origin 4
Filming location 3
Screenwriter 3
Distributed by 2
Film editor 2
Producer 2
Production company 2
Assessment 1
Composer 1
Costume designer 1
Director 1
Director of photography 1
Distribution format 1
Executive producer 1
Instance of 1
Main subject 1
Narrative location 1
Nominated for 1
Original language of film or TV show 1
Production designer 1
Set in period 1
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evidence “In 1995, Davis appeared in Cutthroat Island, an adventure film directed by her then-husband Renny Harlin.” boredpanda.com · read source
evidence “Rewinding to 1995, director Renny Harlin’s failure Cutthroat Island earns its place in the history books after it made just $16million upon its release, against an estimated $100million budget.” dailymail.com · read source