12 Monkeys - New DVD - Bruce Willis - Madeleine Stowe

Description: The army of the 12 monkeys New DVD, in blister, boxedThe Army of the Twelve Monkeys (12 Monkeys), or 12 Monkeys in Quebec, is an American science fiction film directed by Terry Gilliam and released in 1995, freely adapted from the short film La Jetée, by Chris Marker (1962). Universal Studios acquired the rights to make La Jetée a feature film, and Janet and David Peoples were hired to write the screenplay.The action takes place in a future where the Earth's surface has become uninhabitable for humans due to a deadly virus that has wiped out most of the world's population. The main actor is Bruce Willis, who plays a character sent to the past to gather information about the origin of this virus. Madeleine Stowe, Brad Pitt, Christopher Plummer and David Morse round out the main cast.The film was shot primarily in Philadelphia and Baltimore from February to May 1995 on a budget of $29,000,000. It was very well received by critics and was a major commercial success. He received several awards, including the Saturn Award for Best Science Fiction Film, and Brad Pitt won a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor and was nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. for his interpretation.SummarySynopsisIn 2035, the surface of the Earth has become uninhabitable for humanity. A deadly virus of unknown origin killed 5 billion people in 1996 and forced the survivors — 1% of the world's population — to live underground to avoid contamination1. In an attempt to find a cure for the virus, scientists use prisoners and send them into the past to gather information about the unmutated form of the virus. One of them, James Cole (Bruce Willis), considered asocial, is chosen for an experiment aimed at bringing him to 1996. There he is to gather information about this virus, which scientists believe was released by a terrorist animal rights organization known as the “Army of the Twelve Monkeys”. Cole, who is regularly haunted by the dream of a pursuit and the shooting of a man in an airport under the eyes of a little boy, will be pardoned if he succeeds in this mission. DistributionPhoto by Madeleine Stowe.Madeleine Stowe plays Doctor Railly, an understanding psychiatrist kidnapped by Cole. Bruce Willis (VF: Patrick Poivey; VQ: Jean-Luc Montminy): James Cole Madeleine Stowe (VF: Élisabeth Wiener; VQ: Élise Bertrand): Doctor Kathryn Railly Brad Pitt (VF: Emmanuel Karsen; VQ: Alain Zouvi): Jeffrey Goines Christopher Plummer (VF: Bernard Dhéran; VQ: Ronald France): Doctor Leland Goines David Morse (VF: Daniel Kenigsberg; VQ: Pierre Auger): Doctor Peters Jon Seda (VF: Éric Herson-Macarel; VQ: Gilbert Lachance): José Christopher Meloni (VF: Jérôme Keen; VQ: Jacques Lavallée): Lieutenant Halperin Frank Gorshin (VF: René Bériard; VQ: Claude Préfontaine): Doctor Owen Fletcher Lisa Gay HamiltonRegion 2 DVDsFormat: 4/3 - 16/9Languages: French, English, see second photo Subtitles: French English, see second pictureBonuses: /Nationality: USADuration: 2 hours and 05 minutes approx.Perfect condition, new in blister, boxed - personal collectionFast and carefully protected shipping + postal trackingOriginal DVD - Zone 2In 2035, the surface of the Earth has become uninhabitable for humanity. A deadly virus of unknown origin killed 5 billion people in 1996 and forced the survivors — 1% of the world's population — to live underground to avoid contamination1. In an attempt to find a cure for the virus, scientists use prisoners and send them into the past to gather information about the unmutated form of the virus. One of them, James Cole (Bruce Willis), considered asocial, is chosen for an experiment aimed at bringing him to 1996. There he is to gather information about this virus, which scientists believe was released by a terrorist animal rights organization known as the “Army of the Twelve Monkeys”. Cole, who is regularly haunted by the dream of a pursuit and the shooting of a man in an airport under the

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