Judge Dredd
A hardened Judge Dredd must confront his haunted past when Rico, the rogue Judge he once executed, returns as a powerful psychic force threatening to destroy Mega-City One.
“In the future, one man is the law.”
Synopsis
In a dystopian future, Dredd, the most famous judge—someone who functions as a cop with immediate field judiciary powers—is wrongfully convicted of a crime he did not commit, while his murderous counterpart goes free.
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A crew of 64+ credited
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Edited by Harry KeramidasShot by Adrian BiddleScored by Alan SilvestriDesigned by Nigel Phelps
Box Office
1995 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 1.3× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$113.5M
US & Canada: $34.7M — 31% of worldwide · International: $78.8M (69%)
Opening weekend: $12.3M — 35% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $19.1M — 55% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,204 theaters
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Also known as
- Judge Dreddde
- Juge Dreddfr
- Dredd - La legge sono ioit
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Cast & Crew
64 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
39Ewen Bremner
as Junior Angel
Peter Marinker
as Judge Carlos Esposito
Martin Mcdougall
as Twist
Mitchell Ryan
as Vartis Hammond
Scott Wilson
as Pa Angel
Angus Macinnes
as Judge Silver
Louise Delamere
as Locker Judge
Phil Smeeton
as Fink Angel
Steve Toussaint
as Hunter Squad Leader
Bradley Lavelle
as Chief Judge Hunter
Mark Morghan
as Judge Killed by Robot
Ed Stobart
as Barge Crew Member
Huggy Leaver
as Brutal Prisoner
Lex Daniel
as Brisco
John Blakey
as Border Guard
Howard Grace
as Pilot
Dig Wayne
as Reggie
Ashley Artus
as Squatter 1
Christopher Glover
as Squatter 2
Brendan Fleming
as Squatter 3
Stephen Lord
as Zed Squatter
Phil Kingston
as Zed Squatter 2
Ewan Bailey
as Aspen Guard
Stuart Mullen
as Co-Pilot
Pat Starr
as Lily Hammond
James Earl Jones
as Narrator (uncredited)
Adrienne Barbeau
as Voice of Central Computer (uncredited)
James Remar
as Block Warlord (uncredited)
Charlie Condou
as Cadet (uncredited)
James Bowden
as Prison Officer JRB007 (uncredited)
Alan Bond
as Rioter (uncredited)
Ryan Gage
as Young Thief (uncredited)
Tony Montalbano
as Young Cadet (uncredited)
Al Sapienza
as Young Judge (uncredited)
Elly Fairman
as Cadet (uncredited)
Mark Moraghan
as Jodge Monroe (uncredited)
Amelia Curtis
as Blonde Cadet (uncredited)
Sam Barriscale
as Cadet Mark (uncredited)
Adam Henderson
as Fuppie
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