The Aviator (2004) الطيار
A biopic that depicts the life of the billionaire and aviator Howard Huges who has no difficulty soaring high, but he cannot evade the tormenting thoughts and the obsessive-compulsive disorder that...Read more brings him down whenever he witnesses an airplane crash.
- Director:
- Martin Scorsese (Director)
- Writer:
- John Logan (Screenplay)
- VOD Guide:
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- Leonardo DiCaprio
- (Howard Hughes)
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- Cate Blanchett
- (Katharine Hepburn)
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- Kate Beckinsale
- (Ava Gardner)
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- John C. Reilly
- (Noah Dietrich)
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- Alec Baldwin
- (Juan Trippe)
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- Alan Alda
- (Sen. Ralph Owen Brewster)
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- Ian Holm
- (Professor Fitz)
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- Stanley de Santis
- (Louis B. Mayer)
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- Gwen Stefani
- (Jean Harlow)
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- Jude Law
- (Errol Flynn)
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- Adam Scott
- (Johnny Meyer)
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- Matt Ross
- (Glenn Odekirk)
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A biopic that depicts the life of the billionaire and aviator Howard Huges who has no difficulty soaring high, but he cannot evade the tormenting thoughts and the...Read more obsessive-compulsive disorder that brings him down whenever he witnesses an airplane crash.
More- Category:
- Movie
- Release Date:
- US [17 December 2004]
- Censorship:
- MPAA
- PG-13
- Language:
- English
- Is this a coloured title?:
- Yes
First film by director Martin Scorsese to gross over $100 million in the U.S.
Kate Beckinsale gained 20 pounds for her portrayal of Ava Gardner.
Kate Beckinsale gained 20 pounds for her portrayal of Ava Gardner.
- For the first 50 minutes of the film, scenes appear in shades of only red and cyan blue; green...Read more objects are rendered as blue. This was done, according to Scorsese, to emulate the look of early bipack color films, in particular the Multicolor process, which Hughes himself owned, emulating the available technology of the era.
