Greenland
When a rogue comet fragment devastates Tampa and threatens global extinction, a resourceful structural engineer must rally his estranged family and race against time to reach an evacuation convoy before the world ends.
“It's the end of the world as we know it.”
Synopsis
John Garrity, his estranged wife, and their young son set out on a dangerous journey in search of safety as a massive comet heads toward Earth. As cities are destroyed and reports of devastation spread, the Garritys encounter both the best and worst of human behavior. With the clock ticking down to the planet's potential end, their journey reaches its climax with a last-ditch attempt to reach a possible place of refuge.
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A crew of 59+ credited
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Edited by Gabriel FlemingShot by Dana GonzalesScored by David BuckleyDesigned by Clay A Griffith
Box Office
2020 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 1.5× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$52.3M
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Also known as
- Greenland - Le dernier refugefr
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Cast & Crew
59 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Gerard Butler
as John Garrity
Morena Baccarin
as Allison Garrity
Roger Dale Floyd
as Nathan Garrity
David Denman
as Ralph Vento
Scott Glenn
as Dale
Hope Davis
as Judy Vento
Randal Gonzalez
as Bobby
Rick Pasqualone
as National News Anchor
Nicola Lambo
as Morning Show Host
Andrew Bachelor
as Colin
Alan Pietruszewski
as Morning Show Host
Merrin Dungey
as Major Breen
Supporting cast
36Scott Poythress
as Kenny
Holt Mccallany
as Twin Otter Pilot
Claire Bronson
as Debra Jones
Gary Weeks
as Ed Pruitt
Tracey Bonner
as Peggy Pruitt
Joshua Mikel
as Lucas
Cate Jones
as McGhee Tyson Soldier
Mike Gassaway
as Dr. Byrd
Anissa Matlock
as Senior Airman Parker
Randall Archer
as Brian
Madison Johnson
as Ellie Jones
Brandon Quinn
as Male Passenger C-17
Kendrick Cross
as FEMA supervisor
Hayes Mercure
as Young Soldier
James Logan
as Micah
Brandon Miller
as Security Forces Sergeant
Mike Senior
as Staff Sergeant Ruiz
Esosa Idahosa
as Military Escort
Keegan Boos
as Military Escort
Kurt Yue
as C-17 Loadmaster
Kermit Rolison
as Man with Gun
Okea Eme Akwari
as Nice Looter
Gabriela Denardo
as Looter
Jay Amor
as Blue-Collar Man
Thomas Rosales Jr
as Hispanic Driver
Rose Bianco
as Matriarch
Aaron Gillespie
as McGhee Tyson Soldier
Tanya Ballinger
as F.E.M.A. Worker
Suehyla El Attar Young
as Rebecca
Leeann Tweeden
as Regional News Anchor
Al Mitchell
as Ben
Marc Gowan
as Paul
Carlos Lopez
as Xavier
Adam Cronan
as Twin Otter Co-Pilot
Susan Savoie
as Passenger
Jaime Andrews
as Mother on Plane
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1Writers
1Producers
4Other crew
6Parents Guide
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