Movie

Angels & Demons

2009 · 139 min

Overview

Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon is recruited by the Vatican to investigate the apparent return of the Illuminati – a secret, underground organization – after four cardinals are kidnapped on the night of the papal conclave.

Cast

155

Tom HanksRobert Langdon

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Ewan McGregorCamerlengo Patrick McKenna

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Ayelet ZurerVittoria Vetra

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Stellan SkarsgårdCommander Richter

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Pierfrancesco FavinoInspector Olivetti

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Nikolaj Lie KaasAssassin

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Armin Mueller-StahlCardinal Strauss

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Thure LindhardtChartrand

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David PasquesiClaudio Vincenzi

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Cosimo FuscoFather Simeon

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Victor AlfieriLieutenant Valenti

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Franklin AmobiCardinal Lamasse

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Full cast · 155

Curt LowensCardinal Ebner

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Bob YerkesCardinal Guidera

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Marc FioriniCardinal Baggia

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Carmen ArgenzianoFather Silvano Bentivoglio

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Howard MungoCardinal Yoruba

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Rance HowardCardinal Beck

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Steve FrankenCardinal Colbert

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Gino ConfortiCardinal Pugini

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Elya BaskinCardinal Petrov

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Richard RosettiConclave Cardinal

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Silvano MarchettoConclave Cardinal

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Thomas MorrisUrs Weber

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Jonas FischAdrian Bachman

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August WittgensteinSwiss Guardsman

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Ben Bela BöhmSwiss Guardsman

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Paul SchmitzSwiss Guardsman

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Jeffrey BoehmSwiss Guard Blue

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Xavier J. NathanPhilippe

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Steve KehelaAmerican Reporter

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Ursula BrooksBBC Reporter

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RashmiBritish Reporter

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Yan CuiChinese Reporter

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Fritz MichelFrench Reporter

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Maria Cristina HellerItalian Reporter

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Rafael PetardiItalian Reporter

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Yesenia AdameMexican Reporter

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Kristof KonradPolish Reporter

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Masasa MoyoSouth African Reporter

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Ed Francis MartinSouth American Reporter

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Cheryl HowardCERN Scientist

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Endre HulesCERN Scientist

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Norbert WeisserCERN Scientist

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Shelby ZemanekLittle Girl in Square

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Vanna SalviatiProtester

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Raffi Di BlasioProtester

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Todd SchneiderCarabinieri

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Roberto DonatiCarabinieri

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Rocco PassafaroCarabinieri

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Emanuele SecciCarabinieri

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Anna KatarinaDocent

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James RitzTourist

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Felipe Torres UrsoTourist

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Jose David AcevedoItalian Police (uncredited)

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Roy Allen IIICardinal (uncredited)

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Tibor AmbraCarabinieri Captain (uncredited)

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Victor of AquitaineVatican Choir Member (uncredited)

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Michael ArkCNN Reporter (uncredited)

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John Jason BaileySwiss Guard Blue (uncredited)

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Jerred BergStem Cell Protestor #2 (uncredited)

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Sally BermanVatican Square Singer (uncredited)

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Yuki BirdScientist (uncredited)

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Anthony BonaventuraVatican Police (uncredited)

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Robert BradvicaItalian Boy (uncredited)

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Ciara BravoItalian Girl (uncredited)

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Michael Patrick BreenUkrainian General (uncredited)

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Aidan BristowConclave Priest #1 (uncredited)

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Raúl CardonaPiazza Navona Tourist (uncredited)

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Christopher CasaTourist (uncredited)

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Patrick CasaChoirboy / Tourist (uncredited)

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Pasquale CassaliaRai Reporter (uncredited)

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Jimmy ClabotsVatican Choir Member (uncredited)

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Tammy ColbertVatican Square Gypsy (uncredited)

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Austin Michael ColemanYoung Funeral Mourner (uncredited)

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Robert CorvinU.S. Army General (uncredited)

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Gina D'AcciaroVatican Square Singer (uncredited)

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John DardenneSwiss Guard Multicolor (uncredited)

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William DaubertPriest (uncredited)

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Vincent De PaulVatican Pall Bearer (uncredited)

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Norman DeesingItalian Mourner (uncredited)

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Angelique DeuitchTourist (uncredited)

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Paul DiVitoPriest (uncredited)

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Brant DormanSwiss Guard Blue (uncredited)

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Matthew EarnestItalian Mourner (uncredited)

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Peter EttingerTourist With Backpack (uncredited)

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Jonn FaircrestPapal Photographer (uncredited)

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Les FeltmatePriest (uncredited)

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William FergusonCardinal (uncredited)

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Amanda Jane FlemingTourist (uncredited)

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David FletcherProtestor #3 (uncredited)

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Gregory George FrankProtester (uncredited)

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Harrison FreedTourist (uncredited)

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Aaron Denius GarciaCarabinieri (uncredited)

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Justin GiddingsVatican Choir Member (uncredited)

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Phil GoldVatican Square Singer (uncredited)

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Alan GrayGreek Patriarch Priest (uncredited)

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Marco GrecoFireman (uncredited)

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Roger GrohGood Bishop (uncredited)

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Nancy GuerrieroVatican Nun (uncredited)

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Martin HarrisPolish Reporter (uncredited)

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Miriam HarrisMourner (uncredited)

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Charlie HeydtSwiss Guard (uncredited)

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David HillPantheon Tourist (uncredited)

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Kei HirayamaScientist (uncredited)

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Brett HuntVatican Priest (uncredited)

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Marco InfanteItalian Mourner (uncredited)

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Clark JamesVatican Policeman (uncredited)

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Christopher Karl JohnsonCardinal (uncredited)

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Dave JohnsonPress Photographer (uncredited)

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Gina JulietVatican Square Singer (uncredited)

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Slim KhezriVatican Square Gypsy (uncredited)

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Sophiah KoikasTourist (uncredited)

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Michael LarenVatican Choir Singer (uncredited)

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Robert W. LaurVatican Choir Singer (uncredited)

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Adrian LeeVatican Square Soloist (uncredited)

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David Michael LewinMourner (uncredited)

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Maynor LopezCarabinieri (uncredited)

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Jon LuceroVatican Police Officer (uncredited)

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Eder LópezItalian Citizen (uncredited)

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Julie MabryProtester in Vatican (uncredited)

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Les MahoneyHip Priest (uncredited)

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Gary MandarinoMourner (uncredited)

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Albert Marrero Jr.News Camerman (uncredited)

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Carina Aviles MarshallReporter (uncredited)

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Debbie McAlisterReporter (uncredited)

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Sandra McCurdyItalian Tourist (uncredited)

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Anthony MolinariVatican Guard (uncredited)

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Elsa Morales MyersTourist (uncredited)

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Mary E. MoralesVatican Square Soloist (uncredited)

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William MyersPhotographer (uncredited)

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Dale PavinskiCarabinieri Captain (uncredited)

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David PearlPriest (uncredited)

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David PryorMourner (uncredited)

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Jarrod RobbinsSwiss Guardsman (uncredited)

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Bertrand Roberson Jr.Tourist (uncredited)

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Adriana RozeVatican Square Singer (uncredited)

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Franklin RuehlMourner (uncredited)

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Kelly RyanProtestor #4 (uncredited)

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Dylan SaccoccioCarabinieri (uncredited)

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Frank ScozzariVatican Police Officer (uncredited)

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James SeamanCostudi (uncredited)

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Keith ShawnVatican Tourist (uncredited)

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Jutta SpeidelWoman (uncredited)

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Nico ToffoliCarabieniere Riot (uncredited)

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Devin ToftCarabinieri (uncredited)

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James TumminiaVatican Priest (uncredited)

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Julian VadaCarabinieri (uncredited)

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Ryan Van de Kamp BuchananThe Swiss Guard (uncredited)

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Ernie VentryGypsy in Square (uncredited)

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Damon ViolaMourner (uncredited)

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Shannon WatsonSwiss Guard (uncredited)

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Jon Morgan WoodwardThe American with the Sign (uncredited)

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Allan YatesSwiss Guard (uncredited)

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Alfred MolinaNarrator (voice) (uncredited)

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TMDB ID: 13448 ↗
Release date: 2009-04-20
Runtime: 139 min
Genres: Thriller, Mystery
Countries: Italy, United States of America
Languages: English, Italian, Latin, French, German, Mandarin
Director: Ron Howard (Director)
Writers: Akiva Goldsman (Screenplay), David Koepp (Screenplay), Dan Brown (Novel)
Cinematography: Salvatore Totino (Director of Photography)
Music: Hans Zimmer (Original Music Composer)
Production companies: Columbia Pictures, Imagine Entertainment, Skylark Productions, Panorama Films, Brian Grazer Productions
Parents guide: IMDb external guide ↗

Ratings

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Family guidance

Age ratings

16Switzerland (CH)

Digital · 2009-05-13

16Spain (ES)

Not recommended for audiences under 16.

Theatrical · 2009-05-15

TPFrance (FR)

Valid for all audiences.

Theatrical · 2009-05-13

PG-13United States of America (US)

Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13. Films given this rating may contain sexual content, brief or partial nudity, some strong language and innuendo, humor, mature themes, political themes, terror and/or intense action violence. However, bloodshed is rarely present. This is the minimum rating at which drug content is present.

Theatrical, Physical · 2009-05-15, 2009-11-24, 2016-10-11 · DVD / Blu-ray; 4K Ultra HD

12AUnited Kingdom (GB)

Films under this category are considered to be unsuitable for very young people. Those aged under 12 years are only admitted if accompanied by an adult, aged at least 18 years, at all times during the motion picture. However, it is generally not recommended that children under 12 years should watch the film. Films under this category can contain mature themes, discrimination, soft drugs, moderate swear words, infrequent strong language and moderate violence, sex references and nudity. Sexual activity may be briefly and discreetly portrayed. Sexual violence may be implied or briefly indicated.

Theatrical · 2009-05-14

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All regional certifications (30)

16Switzerland (CH)

Digital · 2009-05-13

16Spain (ES)

Not recommended for audiences under 16.

Theatrical · 2009-05-15

TPFrance (FR)

Valid for all audiences.

Theatrical · 2009-05-13

PG-13United States of America (US)

Theatrical, Physical · 2009-05-15, 2009-11-24, 2016-10-11 · DVD / Blu-ray; 4K Ultra HD

12AUnited Kingdom (GB)

Theatrical · 2009-05-14

MAustralia (AU)

Recommended for mature audiences. There are no age restrictions. The content is moderate in impact.

Theatrical · 2009-05-14

18Belgium (BE)

From 18 years.

Theatrical · 2009-04-23

16Brazil (BR)

Not recommended for minors under sixteen. Scenes featuring production, trafficking and/or use of illegal drugs, hyper-realistic sex, sexual violence, abortion, torture, mutilation, suicide, trivialization of violence and death penalty.

Theatrical · 2009-05-15

CBulgaria (BG)

Not recommended for children under 12.

Theatrical · 2009-05-15

12+Czech Republic (CZ)

Unsuitable for persons under the age of 12.

Theatrical, Physical · 2009-05-14, 2009-09-21 · DVD / Blu-ray

15Denmark (DK)

For ages 15 and up.

Theatrical · 2009-05-13

K-12Finland (FI)

Over 12 years.

Theatrical · 2009-05-13

K-16Finland (FI)

Over 16 years.

Physical · 2009-10-28, 2016-10-10 · DVD / Blu-ray; 4K Ultra HD

12Germany (DE)

Children 12 or older admitted, children between 6 and 11 only when accompanied by parent or a legal guardian.

Theatrical, Physical · 2009-05-13, 2009-10-23 · DVD / Blu-ray

PGGreece (GR)

Theatrical · 2009-05-13

16Hungary (HU)

Not recommended below age of 16.

Theatrical · 2009-05-13

12AIreland (IE)

Suitable for viewers of 12 and over. Younger children may be admitted to the film at cinemas if accompanied by an adult; on home video younger viewers are not permitted to purchase/rent the video.

Theatrical · 2009-05-15

TItaly (IT)

All ages admitted.

Theatrical · 2009-05-13

R18+Japan (JP)

No one under 18 admitted.

Digital · 2009-05-07

16+Latvia (LV)

Theatrical · 2009-05-13

N-16Lithuania (LT)

Movies for viewers from 16 years of age.

Theatrical · 2009-05-15

12Netherlands (NL)

Potentially harmful to children under 12 years; broadcasting is not allowed before 8:00 pm.

Theatrical · 2009-05-13

15Norway (NO)

15 years (young down to 12 years accompanied by an adult).

Theatrical · 2009-04-20

16Poland (PL)

Allowed from 16 years of age.

Theatrical · 2009-10-13

M/12Portugal (PT)

Passed for viewers aged 12 and older.

Theatrical · 2009-05-14

18Romania (RO)

Prohibited to minors under 18.

Theatrical · 2009-04-23

12Slovakia (SK)

Not recommended for people younger than 12 years.

Theatrical, Digital, TV · 2009-05-14, 2025-01-01, 2012-02-05 · VOYO; Markíza

15South Korea (KR)

Film intended for audiences 15 and over. Underage audiences accompanied by a parent or guardian are allowed.

Theatrical · 2009-05-14

15Sweden (SE)

Children over the age of 7, who are accompanied by an adult, are admitted to films that have been passed for children from the age of 11. Updated on March 1, 2017.

Theatrical, Physical · 2009-05-13, 2009-10-28, 2016-10-10 · DVD / Blu-ray; 4K Ultra HD

13+Turkey (TR)

Suitable for viewers aged 13 and over.

Limited theatrical · 2025-06-27 · Re-release