
Mark Rylance
The BFG
Ruby Barnhill
Sophie
Rebecca Hall
Mary
Jemaine Clement
Fleshlumpeater
Bill Hader
Bloodbottler
Penelope Wilton
The Queen
Marilyn Norry
Matron
Chris Shields
General #1
Matt Frewer
General #2
Geoffrey Wade
General #3
Rafe Spall
Mr. Tibbs
Haig Sutherland
Danish Father
John Emmet Tracy
Palace Staff #1 (aka Footman)
Adam Godley
Manhugger / Lout #1
Daniel Bacon
Bonecruncher / Lout #2
Paul Moniz de Sa
Meatdripper / Lout #3
Ólafur Darri Ólafsson
Maidmasher / Cook
Michael Adamthwaite
Butcher Boy / Danish Driver
Gabrielle Rose
Cook
Lucia Ryan
Orphan Girl #1 / Sophie Understudy
Julia Torrance
Orphan Girl #2
Graham Curry
Palace Guardsman
Jonathan Holmes
Childchewer / Pub Landlord
Chris Gibbs
Gizzardgulper / Late Night Walker
Callum Seagram Airlie
Danish Boy
Shauna Hansen
Danish Boy's Mother
Denise Jones
Danish Driver's Wife
William Samples
Palace Staff #2 (aka Footman)
Andy Thompson
Palace Staff #3 (aka Footman)
Paul Barnhill
Palace Staff #4 (aka Footman
Gintare Beinoraviciute
Bus Passenger
Gerardo Barcala
English Palace Livery Footman
Simona Hughes
Householder
Released
en
$140,000,000.00
$195,243,411.00
- #london, england
- #england
- #queen
- #little girl
- #orphan
- #cannibal
- #based on children's book
- #giant
- #candid
- #evil brother
- #live action remake
- #comforting
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Reviews

The animated '89 version of _The BFG_ was a staple of my youth, so naturally I was excited for a Steven Spielberg redo. Unfortunately, I don't think the tale lends itself well to the live action format. That, or the hands making this piece were unable to concentrate the narrative to where it went. In either case, the end product is a film with many tiny endearing moments of nostalgia that at no po

**Little Sophie's giant adventure.** I did not dislike it, but I thought it was not creative enough. I had seen the British animation and this one retained the same story. Of course, which was originally from the book, but nothing new other than a decent computer graphics. I liked the performance of the little girl who had played the Sophie. She was the only live character until the final stage
"The only element of the entire production that inspires any kind of wonder is just how far from a satisfying adaptation the film proves to be..." Read the full review here: http://screen-space.squarespace.com/reviews/2016/5/15/the-bfg.html












