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Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street(2007)
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2007 · FILM
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
A vengeful barber returns to London to exact bloody justice on the corrupt judge who ruined his life, turning his barbershop into a deadly trap that threatens to consume everyone he loves.
“Never Forget. Never Forgive.”
DramaHorrorMusical
Synopsis
The story follows Benjamin Barker, also known as Sweeney Todd, who opens a barber shop in London and enters into a dark partnership with his neighbor, Mrs. Lovett. The film is based on the hit Broadway musical.
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A crew of 287+ credited
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Edited by Chris LebenzonShot by Dariusz WolskiDesigned by Dante FerrettiSound by Steve BoeddekerCostumes by Colleen AtwoodStunts by Eunice Huthart
Box Office
2007 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 3.1× its budget
Why 2.5×?
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Worldwide gross
$153.4M
Budget$50.0M
Worldwide gross$153.4M
break-even (2.5×)
US & Canada: $52.9M — 34% of worldwide · International: $100.5M (66%)
Opening weekend: $9.3M — 18% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $18.7M — 35% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 1,249 theaters
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Also known as
- Sweeney Toddde
- Sweeney Todd - Der teuflische Barbier aus der Fleet Streetde
- Sweeney Todd: Der Teuflische Barbier aus der Fleet Streetde
- Sweeney Toddfr
- Sweeney Todd, le diabolique barbier de Fleet Streetfr
- Sweeney Todd - Il diabolico barbiere di Fleet Streetit
- (French)Sweeney Todd: Dábelský holic z Fleet Street
- (Bulgarian)Суини Тод: Бръснарят демон от Флийт Стрийт
Release dates around the world3 countries · showhide
- United StatesDec 3, 2007
- CanadaDec 21, 2007
- JapanDec 25, 2007
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Cast & Crew
287 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Johnny Depp
as Sweeney Todd
Helena Bonham Carter
as Mrs. Lovett
Alan Rickman
as Judge Turpin
Timothy Spall
as Beadle
Sacha Baron Cohen
as Pirelli
Jamie Campbell Bower
as Anthony
Laura Michelle Kelly
as Lucy, Beggar Woman
Jayne Wisener
as Johanna
Ed Sanders
as Toby
Gracie May Weldon
as Baby Johanna
Ava May
as Baby Johanna
Gabriella Freeman
as Baby Johanna
Supporting cast
59Jody Halse
as Policeman
Aron Paramor
as Policeman
Lee Whitlock
as Policeman
Nick Haverson
as Pirelli & Todd Customer
Mandy Holliday
as Pirelli & Todd Customer
Colin Higgins
as Elixir Sniffing Customer
John Paton
as Gasping Man
Grae Bohea
as Contest Bald Man
Daniel Lusardi
as Boy Prisoner
Ian Mclarnon
as Man in Need of a Shave
Phill Woodfine
as Shave Customer Slit Throat
Toby Hefferman
as Happy Customer
Charlotte Child
as Happy Customer's Wife
Kira Woolman
as Happy Customer's Child
Helen Slaymaker
as Jolly Friend
Jess Murphy
as Jolly Friend
Nicholas Hewetson
as Jolly Friend
Adam Roach
as Jolly Friend
Marcus Cunningham
as Jolly Friend
David Mckail
as Minister
Philip Philmar
as Mr. Fogg
Gemma Grey
as Inmate
Sue Maund
as Inmate
Emma Hewitt
as Inmate
Buck Holland
as Barber Customer
Peter Mountain
as Fleet Street Dandy
Harry Taylor
as Mr. Lovett
Stephen Ashfield
as Pie Customer
Jerry Judge
as Pie Customer
Norman Campbell Rees
as Pie Customer
Jonathan Williams
as Pie Customer
William Oxborrow
as Pie Customer
Tom Pleydell Pearce
as Pie Customer
Laura Sanchez
as Pie Customer
Johnson Willis
as Pie Customer
Jon Paul Hevey
as Pie Customer
Liza Sadovy
as Pie Customer
Jane Fowler
as Pie Customer
Gaye Brown
as Pie Customer
Shane James Bordas
as St. Dunstan's Market Patron
Stefana Brancastle
as Lady in the Market
Victoria Bull
as Blonde Madwoman
Cecilia Colby
as Dancer
Leigh Daniels
as Market Lady
Julie Eagleton
as Wealthy Shopper
Elizabeth Ford
as Mother
Tim Glanfield
as Road Digger
Kas Graham
as Music Box Man
Kasia Halpin
as Market Girl
Anthony Head
as Man in Street Who Greets Todd after Competition
Les Loveday
as Bird Seller
Vince Mcgahon
as Poet
Laura Meakin
as Asylum Patient
Sophie Morris Sheppard
as Mad Woman in the Asylum
Tatsujiro Oto
as Chinese Opium Dealer
Chloe Page
as Picnic child
Nick Thomas Webster
as Opium Den Customer
Paul Vigrass
as City Gentleman
Vesna Vujat
as Market Lady
Directors
1Writers
4Producers
18Alasdair Maccuish
senior digital intermediate producer
Begona Lopez
digital lab producer: MPC
Brenda Berrisford
associate producer
Derek Frey
associate producer
Dominic Buttimore
producer: titles
Duncan Matthew
the producers wish to thank (as Dr. Duncan Matthew)
Erin Mcgookin
digital intermediate producer
John Logan
Producer
John Logan Nm0517589
Producer, Producers
Katterli Frauenfelder
co-producer
Laurie Macdonald
Producer, Producers
Matthew Bristowe
digital lab producer: MPC
Nick Monton
digital intermediate producer
Patrick Malone
senior digital intermediate producer
Patrick Mccormick
executive producer
Richard D Zanuck
Producer
Ricky Richardson
the producers wish to thank (as Professor Ricky Richardson)
Walter F Parkes
Producer, Producers, producer (as Walter Parkes)
Other crew
202Erika Bach
3d scanning assistant coordinator
Harold Prince
acknowledgment: musical originally staged by
Martin Richards
acknowledgment: originally produced on Broadway by
Mary Lea Johnson
acknowledgment: originally produced on Broadway by
Richard Barr
acknowledgment: originally produced on Broadway by
Robert Fryer
acknowledgment: originally produced on Broadway by
Judy Manos
acknowledgment: originally produced on Broadway in association with
Dean Manos
acknowledgment: originally produced on Broadway in association with (as Dean)
Tobias Meister
Adolfo Pirelli
Abigail Barbier
adr voice casting
Louis Elman
adr voice casting
Shay Hamias
animation designer: titles / animation supervisor: titles
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