Uploaded in July 2016
Hacksaw Ridge • Movie • Rating 8.2 out of 10
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Hacksaw Ridge is available to stream on SuperFilmz. In US, it may also be listed on services like Fandango at Home Free, Angel Studios and Wonder Project Amazon Channel, depending on licensing. Availability can vary by region, since the film is primarily produced for audiences in Australia, United Kingdom and United States of America. However, you can watch Hacksaw Ridge for free on SuperFilmz, with ads. Content rating: MA 15+ (AU).
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What is Hacksaw Ridge about?
One of the greatest heroes in American history never fired a bullet. WWII American Army Medic Desmond T. Doss, who served during the Battle of Okinawa, refuses to kill people and becomes the first Conscientious Objector in American history to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor. It blends drama, history, war elements. The film reflects a distinct Australia style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Mel Gibson. With a runtime of 2h 19m, it offers a comfortable feature-length experience.
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Cast and crew of Hacksaw Ridge
The main cast includes Andrew Garfield, Sam Worthington and Vince Vaughn. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Mel Gibson, written by Robert Schenkkan and Andrew Knight, produced by Bruce Davey and Brian Oliver.
Andrew Garfield
as Desmond T. Doss
Sam Worthington
as Captain Glover
Vince Vaughn
as Sgt Howell
Teresa Palmer
as Dorothy Schuttle
Luke Bracey
as Smitty Ryker
Hugo Weaving
as Tom Doss
Rachel Griffiths
as Bertha Doss
Ryan Corr
as Lieutenant Manville
Richard Roxburgh
as Colonel Stelzer
Goran D. Kleut
as Andy 'Ghoul' Walker
Luke Pegler
as Milt 'Hollywood' Zane
Firass Dirani
as Vito Rinnelli
Michael Sheasby
as Tex Lewis
Nathaniel Buzolic
as Harold "Hal" Doss
Ori Pfeffer
as Irv Schecter
Matt Nable
as Lt. Cooney
Jacob Warner
as James Pinnick
Richard Pyros
as Randall "Teach" Fuller
Ben Mingay
as Grease Nolan
Harry Greenwood
as Henry Brown
Damien Thomlinson
as Ralph Morgan
Robert Morgan
as Colonel Sangston
Milo Gibson
as Lucky Ford
John Batziolas
as Rescued Private Schulenburg
Charles Jacobs
as Private Webb
Ben O'Toole
as Corporal Jessop
James Lugton
as Hiker
Kasia Stelmach
as Hiker's Friend
Tim McGarry
as Local Man
Tyler Coppin
as Lynchburg Doctor
Dennis Kreusler
as Sergeant Amos
Nico Cortez
as Wal Kirzinski
Helmut Bakaitis
as Minister
Bill Young
as General Musgrove
Benedict Hardie
as Captain Daniels
Darcy Bryce
as Young Desmond
Philip Quast
as Judge
James Mackay
as Prosecutor
Sam Parsonson
as 96th Soldier Bob
James O'Connell
as 96th Soldier Page
Sean Lynch
as Popeye
Hayden Geens
as Wounded Private Blake
Tim Potter
as Soldier Hank
Santo Tripodi
as Soldier Carl
Nobuaki Shimamoto
as Japanese Officer
Laurence Brewer
as Head Doctor
Hiroshi Kasuga
as Japanese Hanging Soldier
Yuki Nagashima
as Rescued Japanese Soldier
Taki Abe
as Japanese Sniper
Taka Uematsu
as Reacting Japanese Soldier #2
Yoji Tatsuta
as Japanese General
Thomas Unger
as Stretcher Bearer
John Cannon
as Corporal Cannon
Georgia Adamson
as Receptionist
Andrew Sears
as Private Maguire
Jim Robison
as Private Bates
Nathan Baird
as Private Green
Samuel R. Wright
as Private Dixon
Mikael Koski
as Private Giles
Troy Pickering
as Private Tyler
James Moffett
as Private Lewis
Roman Guerriero
as Young 'Hal' Doss
Jarin Towney
as Teenage Boy
Richard Platt
as Flirting Hospital Soldier
Laura Buckton
as Cinema Kissing Sweetheart
Anthony Rizzo
as Cinema Kissing Soldier
Simon Edds
as MP Gibbs
Thatcher McMaster
as Company B Soldier
Josh Dean Williams
as Private Perry
Andrew Hansch
as Bugle Player
Craig Reeves
as Climbing Soldier
Adrian Twigg
as Soldier - Death Throes
Luke McMahon
as Stretcher Bearer
Bill Thompson
as Wounded Soldier
William Takayanagi-Temm
as Firing Japanese Soldier #1
Kazuaki Ono
as Firing Japanese Soldier #2
Eric Taugherbeck
as Wounded Private O'Conner
Ned Law
as Rescued Private Horvath
Kazuki Yuyama
as Corpse with Rats #2
Daisaku Takeda
as Corpse With Rats #3
Raphael Sikic
as Corpse with Rats #4
Ryuzaburo Naruse
as Injured Japanese in Tunnel
Adam Bowes
as Rescued Wounded Leg Soldier
Michael Hennessy
as Rescued Private Moran
Benjamin McCann
as Rescued Private Saareste
Daniel Thone
as Stretcher Bearer
Nathan Halls
as Private Tillson
Nicholas Cowey
as Private Gregan
Charles Upton
as Scared Military Officer
Toshiyuki Teramoto
as Surrendering Soldier
Honsen Haga
as Japanese General's Assistant
Milan Pulvermacher
as Billy Bob (uncredited)
Yasushi Asaya
as Japanese Soldier (uncredited)
Jeremy Costello
as 96th Battalion G.I (uncredited)
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