America: The Motion Picture
A chainsaw-wielding George Washington teams up with a beer-loving Sam Adams in a hilarious, R-rated animated battle against the British, turning the American Revolution into a wild, anachronistic comedy of errors.
“This summer they're redrawing history.”
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The film portrays a chainsaw-wielding George Washington joining forces with beer‑loving Sam Adams to combat the British in a tongue‑in‑cheek depiction of the American Revolution.
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Principal cast & crew: 29
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Edited by Christian DanleyScored by Mark Mothersbaugh
Also known as
- America: Der Filmde
- Estados Unidos: La películaes
- America : Le Filmfr
- America - Il filmit
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Cast & Crew
29 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Raoul Max Trujillo
as Geronimo
Killer Mike
as Blacksmith
Channing Tatum
as George Washington
Jason Mantzoukas
as Samuel Adams
Simon Pegg
as King James
Andy Samberg
as Benedict Arnold
Olivia Munn
as Thomas Edison
Bobby Moynihan
as Paul Revere
Judy Greer
as Martha Washington
Will Forte
as Abraham Lincoln
Carlos Alazraqui
as Clyde (voice)
Jason Barnes
as Redcoat Soldier (voice)
Supporting cast
11David Callaham
as Rights Man In Crowd / I.M. Pei (voice)
Christian Danley
as A Reasonable Man / Bros / Redcoat Soldier (voice)
Kevin Gillese
as John Wilkes Booths / Titanic Guard (voice)
Iyad Hajjaj
as Civil Rights Man In Crowd (voice)
Neal Holman
as Colonist / Continental Congressman / Field Marshall (voice)
J Larose
as Native American Rights Man In Crowd (voice)
Megan Leahy
as Clara Barton (voice)
Amber Nash
as Street Race Girl / Women's Rights Lady In Crowd (voice)
Eric Sims
as Thomas Jefferson (voice)
Mike Schatz
as Frederick X Kinko / Hancock Supporter (voice)
Lucky Yates
as Baseball Announcer / 2nd Amendment Rights Man In Crowd (voice)
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