
Jumper
A teenage runaway who can teleport turns his power into a high‑stakes bank‑robbing career, only to become the target of a fanatical cult determined to eradicate “Jumpers” before they unleash chaos across America.
“Anywhere is possible.”
Synopsis
David Rice is a man with the rare ability to teleport instantly to any location on Earth, a Jumper. When he discovers others with the same power, he is drawn into a violent conflict as he is pursued by a fanatical group determined to eradicate all Jumpers. Now, his extraordinary gift may be his only chance to survive.
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A crew of 323+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Saar KleinShot by Barry PetersonScored by John PowellDesigned by Oliver SchollSound by Tomas BelohradskyCostumes by Magali Guidasci
Box Office
2008 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 2.6× its budget
Why 2.5×?
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Worldwide gross
$222.2M
US & Canada: $80.2M — 36% of worldwide · International: $142.1M (64%)
Opening weekend: $6.6M — 8% of its US run. It had legs — it kept earning long after opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $6.6M — 8% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 3,402 theaters
Full synopsis
Also known as
- Jumperde
- (English)Jumper
- (French)Jumper: Franchir le temps
- (Bulgarian)Телепорт
Release dates around the world2 countries · showhide
- ItalyFeb 6, 2008
- United StatesFeb 11, 2008
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Cast & Crew
323 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Supporting cast
55Barbara Garrick
as Ellen
Michael Winther
as Day Bank Manager
Massimiliano Pazzaglia
as Italian Desk Cop
Shawn Roberts
as English Bartender
Nathalie Cox
as English Beauty
Meredith Henderson
as Fiona
Damir Andrei
as Psychologist
Tony Nappo
as NYPD Detective
George King
as Owner Of Millie's Old House
Clark Beasley Jr
as Bank Guard
Simona Lisi
as Italian Woman
Matteo Carlomagno
as Italian Detective
Fabrizio Bucci
as Italian Police Officer 1
Giorgio Santangelo
as Italian Police Officer 2
Marcello Santoni
as Italian Cabbie 1
Franco Salvatore Di Stefano
as Italian Cabbie 2
Brad Borbridge
as Coffee Shop Manager
Angelo Lopez
as Doorman
Roberto Antonelli
as Bellhop
Veronica Visentin
as Italian Ticket Agent
Christian Pikes
as Toby
George Ghali
as Landlord
Ryny Gyto Ouk
as Jungle Jumper
Frank Jicha
as Kid in Detroit Airport
Robin Zenker
as Kid in Detroit Airport
Masahiro Kishibata
as Angry Japanese Cook
Sumiko Yamada
as Japanese Chef's Wife
Tamaki Mihara
as Japanese Chef's Daughter
Mansaku Ikeuchi
as Japanese Scientist
Rolando Alvarez Giacoman
as Mexican Truck Driver
Adam Chuckryk
as London Pub Patron
Jordan Gatto
as Hoolihan's Bar Patron
Nicholas Kusiba
as Hoolihan's Bar Patron
Ariel Lukane
as Hoolihan's Bar Patron
Vanessa King
as Hoolihan's Bar Patron
Stephen Chandler Whitehead
as Hoolihan's Bar Patron
Mahmud Watts
as Surfer
Braden Munafo
as Surfer
Tamara Buchwald
as Surfer
Maia Smith
as Surfer
Valentino Visentini
as Police Officer
John Baker
as Lamplighter Clerk
Josie Lau
as Hospital Aid
Sean Baek
as Lawrence Simmons
Stuart Clark
as Palladin
Michael Comrie
as Teacher
Hudson Cooper
as Hotel Clerk
Ryan Grantham
as 5 year Old Davey
Angelica Lisk Hann
as Paladin
Kevin Makely
as Beef
Danny Malin
as Hoolihan's Bar Patron
Shunsaku Mayama
Roe Montez
as Simon's Jumper
Henry Pelitire
as Paladin
Armando Pucci
as Italian Man
Directors
1Writers
7Producers
19Arnon Milchan
Producer, Producers
Diego Loreggian
line producer: Italy
Georgina Pope
co-producer: Tokyo
Jay Sanders
Producer
Jeffrey Harlacker
associate producer
Joe Hartwick Jr
co-producer
Kim H Winther
executive producer (as Kim Winther)
Lucas Foster
Producer, Producers
Michael Dillon
digital intermediate assistant producer
Michael Kennedy
digital intermediate producer
Ralph Vicinanza
executive producer (as Ralph M. Vicinanza)
Scott Gardenhour
executive producer: Tokyo
Shelley Andagan
assistant to producer
Simon Crane
associate producer
Simon Kinberg
Producer, Producers
Stacy Maes
executive producer
Tamer Abbas
executive producer "Egypt productions
Trevor G Allen
assistant to producer
Vince Gerardis
executive producer
Other crew
232Susannah Brengel
accountant: add'l photography
Jorge Ernesto Luna
accounting assistant
Samba Kosak
action vehicle coordinator
Timothy Alverson
additional editor (as Tim Alverson)
Louis J Anderson
additional production supervisor: USA
Susan Dudeck
adr editor
Alison Fisher
adr supervisor
Edoardo Beghi
adr voice
Milena Koubkova
Art Directors
Peter Grundy
Art Directors
Tamara Marini
Art Directors
Pauline Chung
assistant costume designer
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