| The Fifth Element | |||||
| Columbia TriStar (1997) | |||||
| Action, Fantasy, Science Fiction | |||||
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#2769 |
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| Bruce Willis | Major Korben Dallas | |
| Charlie Creed-Miles | David | |
| Lee Evans | Fog | |
| Ian Holm | Priest Vito Cornelius | |
| Brion James | General Munro | |
| Milla Jovovich | Leeloo | |
| John Bluthal | Professor Pacoli | |
| Christopher Fairbank | Mactilburgh | |
| John Neville | General Staedert | |
| Gary Oldman | Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg | |
| Luke Perry | Billy | |
| Chris Tucker | DJ Ruby Rhod | |
| Tom Tiny Lister Jr. | President Lindberg |
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| Producer | Luc Besson
Patrice Ledoux |
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| Writer | Luc Besson
Robert Mark Kamen |
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| Cinematography | Thierry Arbogast
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| Musician | Eric Serra
Cheb Khaled |
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It’s the year 2257 and a taxi driver has been unintentionally given the task of saving a young girl who is part of the key that will ensure the survival of humanity. The Fifth Element is filmed in a futuristic metropolitan city and in a French comic book asthetic by a controversial British, French and American lineup. |
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