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| Type | Film |
| Directors | James McTeigue |
| Genres | Action, Thriller, Science Fiction |
| Release Date | Feb 23, 2006 |
| Note created | Jan 9, 2026 |
V for Vendetta (2006)
People should not be afraid of their governments. Governments should be afraid of their people. In a world in which Great Britain has become a fascist state, a masked vigilante known only as “V” conducts guerrilla warfare against the oppressive British government. When V rescues a young woman from the secret police, he finds in her an ally with whom he can continue his fight to free the people of Britain.
Runtime: 2h 12m Genres: Action, Thriller, Science Fiction
Cast
- Natalie Portman as Evey
- Hugo Weaving as V / William Rookwood
- Stephen Rea as Finch
- Stephen Fry as Deitrich
- John Hurt as Adam Sutler
- Tim Pigott-Smith as Creedy
- Rupert Graves as Dominic
- Roger Allam as Lewis Prothero
- Ben Miles as Dascomb
- Sinéad Cusack as Delia Surridge
- Natasha Wightman as Valerie
- John Standing as Lilliman
- Eddie Marsan as Etheridge
- Clive Ashborn as Guy Fawkes
- Emma Field-Rayner as Guy Fawkes Lover
- Ian Burfield as Tweed Coat Fingerman
- Mark Phoenix as Willy Fingerman
- Alister Mazzotti as Baldy Fingerman
- Billie Cook as Little Glasses Girl
- Guy Henry as Heyer
- Cosima Shaw as Patricia
- Megan Gay as BTN News Poppet
- Roderic Culver as BTN News Poppet
- Tara Hacking as Vicky
- Andy Rashleigh as Fred
- Chad Stahelski as Storm Saxon
- Antje Rau as Laser Lass
- Amelda Brown as Wardrobe Mistress
- Richard Campbell as Security Guard
- Patricia Gannon as Little Glasses Girl Mum
- Mark Longhurst as Little Glasses Girl Dad
- Simon Holmes as Barman
- Charles Cork as Barfly
- John Ringham as Old Man
- Oliver Bradshaw as Old Man
- Jack Schouten as Middle Class Boy
- Caoimhe Murdock as Middle Class Sister
- Juliet Howland as Middle Class Mum
- Brin Rosser as TV Executive
- Raife Patrick Burchell as Studio Technician
- Joseph Rye as Jones
- Adrian Finighan as News Anchor
- Malcolm Sinclair as Major Wilson
- Bradley Steve Ford as Evey’s Brother
- Madeleine Rakic-Platt as Young Evey
- Selina Giles as Evey’s Mother
- Carsten Hayes as Evey’s Father
- Derek Hutchinson as Bureaucrat
- Martin Savage as Denis
- Grant Burgin as Operator
- Greg Donaldson as Operator
- Imogen Poots as Young Valerie
- Jason Griffiths as Biology Teacher
- Laura Greenwood as Sarah
- Kyra Meyer as Christina
- Paul Antony-Barber as Valerie’s Father
- Anna Farnworth as Valerie’s Mother
- Mary Stockley as Ruth
- Simon Newby as Tube Station News Poppet
- David Merheb as Young Man
- Daniel Donaldson as Young Black Detainee
- Dulcie Smart as Civil War News Poppet
- Ben Posener as Water Shortage News Poppet
- Ian T. Dickinson as Avian Flu News Poppet
- Sophia New as Quarantine News Poppet
- Julie Brown as Three Waters News Poppet
- Gerard Gilroy as Surveillance Man
- Eamon Geoghegan as Surveillance Man
- Matthew Bates as Finch’s Fedco Man
- David Leitch as Convenience Store V
- Matt Wilkinson as Little Glasses Girl Fingerman
- Martin McGlade as Victoria Station Fingerman
- Richard Laing as Parliament Lieutenant
- Michael Simkins as Parliament General
- William Tapley as Radio Man
- Tony Cook as Soldier (uncredited)
- Christopher Fosh as V Follower (uncredited)
- Keith How as V Follower (uncredited)
- Norman Campbell Rees as V Follower (uncredited)
- Andy Callaghan as Soldier (uncredited)
- Forbes KB as Soldier (uncredited)
- João Costa Menezes as Soldier (uncredited)
- Chris Wilson as Soldier (uncredited)
- Nicolas de Pruyssenaere as Marshal (uncredited)
- David Decio as V Street Vigilante (uncredited)
- Rami Hilmi as V Army Member (uncredited)
- Mathis Landwehr as Bodyguard (uncredited)
- Jason Oettle as Policeman (uncredited)
- Wolfgang Stegemann as Creedy Guard (uncredited)