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| Credits | |
| Title: | Kick-Ass |
| Director: | Matthew Vaughn |
| Writers: | Matthew Vaughn; Jane Goldman |
| Producers: | Adam Bohling; Jane Goldman; Jeremy Kleiner; Pierre Lagrange; Stephen Marks; Mark Millar; Tarquin Pack; Brad Pitt; David Reid; John Romita, Jr.; Kris Thykier; Matthew Vaughn |
| Composer: | Marius De Vries; Ilan Eshkeri; Henry Jackman; John Murphy |
| Cinematography: | Ben Davis |
| Editors: | Eddie Hamilton; Jon Harris; Pietro Scalia |
| Production | |
| Distributed by: | Marv Films Plan B Entertainment Lions Gate Entertainment |
| Released: | April 16th, 2010 |
| Rating: | R |
| Running time: | 117 min. |
| Country: | USA |
| Language: | English |
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Kick-Ass is an American feature film of the superhero fantasy and action genres. It is based on the Kick-Ass series of comic book titles published by Marvel Comics under their Icon imprint. The film was directed by Matthew Vaughn with a screenplay written by Vaughn and Jane Goldman. It was produced by Marv Films and Plan B Entertainment and released theatrically through Lions Gate Entertainment. It premiered in the United States on April 16th, 2010. The movie was followed by a sequel, Kick-Ass 2, which was released in 2013.
Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Aaron Johnson | Kick-Ass, Dave Lizewski |
| Garrett M. Brown | Jimmy Lizewski |
| Evan Peters | Todd Hayes |
| Deborah Twiss | Mrs. Zane |
| Lyndsy Fonseca | Katie Deauxma |
| Sophie Wu | Erika Cho |
| Elizabeth McGovern | Alice Lizewski |
| Christopher Mintz-Plasse | Red Mist, Chris D'Amico |
| Stu Riley | Huge goon |
| Johnny Hopkins | 1st gang kid |
| Ohene Cornelius | 2nd gang kid |
| Mark Strong | Frank D'Amico |
| Michael Rispoli | Big Joe |
| Corey Johnson | Sporty goon |
| Kenneth Simmons | Scary goon |
| Anthony Desio | Baby goon |
| Carlos Besse Peres | Buttons |
| Randall Batinkoff | Tre Fernandez |
| Dexter Fletcher | Cody |
| Clark Duke | Marty |
| Chloë Grace Moretz | Hit-Girl, Mindy Macready |
| Nicolas Cage | Big Daddy, Damon Macready |
| Russell Bentley | Medic |
| Jason Flemyng | Lobby goon |
| Tamer Hassan | Matthew |
| Yancy Butler | Angie D'Amico |
| Adrian Martinez | Ginger goon |
| Tim Plester | Danil |
| Joe Bacino | Posh goon |
| Hubert Boorder | Oscar Juarez |
| Chris McGuire | Diner fight guy #1 |
| Max White | Diner fight guy #2 |
| Dean Copkov | Diner fight guy #3 |
| Jacob Cartwright | Running teenager |
| Maurice DuBois | News anchor |
| Dana Tyler | New anchor |
| Craig Ferguson | Himself |
| Omar Soriano | Leroy |
| Katrena Rochell | Female junkie |
| Kofi Natei | Rasul |
| Xander Berkeley | Detective Gigante |
Notes & Trivia[]
Music[]
- The song that plays during Hit-Girl's massacre at Rasul's apartment is the "Tra La La Song" by the Banana Splits, performed here by The Dickies.