The Last Castle
A disgraced general imprisoned in a high‑security military penitentiary rallies 1,200 inmates to seize control of the facility and expose a corrupt warden before his rebellion is crushed.
“A Castle Can Only Have One King”
Synopsis
A court-martialed general unites 1200 inmates in a rebellion against the system that imprisoned him.
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A crew of 53+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Michael JablowShot by Shelly JohnsonScored by Jerry GoldsmithDesigned by Kirk M Petruccelli
Box Office
2001 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.4× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$27.6M
US & Canada: $18.2M — 66% of worldwide · International: $9.4M (34%)
Opening weekend: $7.1M — 39% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $9.3M — 51% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,262 theaters
Also known as
- Die letzte Festungde
- The Castleen
- Untitled Rod lurie Projekten
- Le Dernier Châteaufr
- Il castelloit
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Cast & Crew
53 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Robert Redford
as General Irwin
James Gandolfini
as Col. Winter
Mark Ruffalo
as Yates
Steve Burton
as Capt. Peretz
Delroy Lindo
as Gen. Wheeler
Clifton Collins Jr
as Cp. Ramov Aguilar
Paul Calderon
as Dellwo
Kristen Shaw
as Clerk (Staff Sgt.)
Sam Ball
as Duffy
Jeremy Childs
as Cutbush
Brian Goodman
as Beaupre
George W Scott
as Thumper
Supporting cast
30Steve Sandfort
as Inmate
Michael Irby
as Enriquez
Frank Military
as Doc
Nick Kokich
as Pvt. Niebolt
David Alford
as Corp. Zamorro
Dean Hall
as Harris
Peg Allen
as Secretary (Kelly)
Rick Vito
as Red Team Leader
Maurice Bullard
as Sgt. McLaren
Forrest D Bradford
as Simmons
Scott Michael
as Gunton
Dean Miller
as Carvelli
Michael Q Davis
as Honor Guard
Joe Keenan
as Trustee / Lester
David Chattam
as Wheeler's Aide
Dan Cole
as Trustee #2
Hans Mooy
as Sgt. Moore
James Justone Thomas
as Rapper
Jamie Roberto Mantecon
as Inmate
Jeffery G Fagan
as Inmate
Lyon Fleming
as Inmate
Darius Willis
as Inmate
Rico Moody
as Inmate
Rocky Abou Sakher
as Inmate
Sean Cameron
as Guard
Mary Jean Bentley
as Visitor
Robin Wright
as Rosalie Irwin (uncredited)
Michael Dinwiddie
as Guard / Red Team / Color Guard (uncredited)
Karen Espenant
as Reporter in the Press Crowd (uncredited)
Michelle Way
as Color Guard / Prison guard (uncredited)
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1Other crew
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