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The Phantom
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| Widely regarded as a flop, this is actually a pretty much movie in much the same vein as The Rocketeer, featuring standout performances from Billy Zane, who proves he has the acting chops to be a heroic leading man (even if he looks a little silly cavorting around in purple spandex), and Treat Williams, who dominates every scene he's in as one of cinema's most eccentric and playfully sadistic villains. The wonderful Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa has what amounts to a glorified cameo, but he's welcome all the same. |
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 | 7th June 1996 Cinema | |
 | Phantom (1996) 25th May 1999 DVD  101 mins 2.35:1 |
 | Kitt Walker (the Phantom) |
 | Diana Palmer |
 | Xander Drax |
 | Sala |
 | Quill |
 | The Great Kabai Sengh |
 | Uncle Dave Palmer |
 | Morgan |
 | Charlie Zephro |
 | Ray Zephro |
 | Lillie Palmer |
 | Jimmy Wells |
 | the Phantom's Father |
 | Capt. Philip Horton |
 | Police Comm. Farley |
 | Mayor Krebs |
 | Falkmoore the Butler |
 | Al the Cabbie |
 | Mounted Cop |
 | Cycle Cop |
 | Cycle Cop |
 | Dr. Fleming |
 | Cpl. Weeks |
 | Zak |
 | Breen |
 | Styles |
 | Guran |
 | Ugly Pirate |
 | Pirate #1 |
 | Gangster #1 |
 | Female Pilot |
 | Boy Phantom |
 | Shaman |
 | Drax's Receptionist (as Valerie Flueger) |
 | Short Order Cook |