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Cast

Taylor Kitsch
as John Carter

Lynn Collins
as Dejah Thoris

Samantha Morton
as Sola

Willem Dafoe
as Tars Tarkas

Antonio Sabato Jr.

Thomas Haden Church
as Tal Hajus

Traci Lords

Mark Strong (II)
as Matai Shang

Ciarán Hinds
as Tardos Mors

Dominic West
as Sab Than

James Purefoy
as Kantos Kan

Bryan Cranston
as Powell

Polly Walker
as Sarkoja

Daryl Sabara
as Edgar Rice Burroughs

Arkie Reece
as Stayman #1/Helm

Davood Ghadami
as Stayman #3

Pippa Nixon
as Lightmaster

Philip Philmar
as Thern #1

James Embree
as Thern #2

Figs Jackman
as Man in the Bowler

Emily Tierney
as Pretty Woman in NYC Doorway

Edmund Kente
as Telegraph Clerk

Rupert Frazer
as Thompson

Nicholas Woodeson
as Dalton

Kyle Agnew
as Stable Boy

Don Stark
as Dix the Storekeeper

Josh Daugherty
as Rowdy #1

Jared Cyr
as Rowdy #2

Sean Carrigan
as Cavalryman

Dusty Sorg
as Twitchy Corporal

Christopher Goodman
as Stockade Guard

Amanda Clayton
as Sarah Carter

Akima Castaneda
as Apache Leader

Joe Billingiere
as Apache #1

Aldred Westley Montoya
as Apache #2

Phil Cheadle
as Thern in Cave

David Schwimmer
as Young Thark Warrior

Arnie Alpert
as Council Member #1

Ian Ray
as Council Member #2

Peggy Clements
as Council Member #3

Evelyn Dubuc
as Council Member #4

Connie Jhil McEntyre
as Council Member #5

Daniel O'Meara
as Vas Kor

Emma Clifford
as Lightman/Helm

Oliver Boot
as Bodyguard (Matai)

Rebecca Sarker
as Stayman #1/Navigator

Philip Arditti
as Spotter #2

Jon Favreau
as Thark Bookie

Art Malik
as Zodangan General

Holly Weston
as Carter's Wife (Corpse)

Gary Milner
as Zodangan Officer (Matai)

Cate Fowler
as Matron of Chamber (Matai)

Darwin Shaw
as Zodangan Officer (Matai)

Eileen Page
as Elderly Woman (Matai)

Si Evans
as Zodangan Guard

Steven Cree
as Humble Guard

Garry Tubbs
as Orkney Dig Worker

Jeremy Booth
as Doctor

Myriam Acharki
as Priestess

Jill Baker
as Additional Voice

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Audience Reviews for John Carter

• May 18, 2016

  While it may be generic, this adaptation of the sci-fi classic is wonderfully pulpy and old fashioned - and thanks to Andrew Stanton's direction, is a wonder to look at.
  Matthew M Super Reviewer
• Feb 10, 2016

  Once every couple of years Disney releases a movie with a stupidly high budget and It always bombs at the box office, John Carter does the same thing but this time the movie itself is pretty good, Although the over told plot does ruin the pace at times and maybe abit more humour wouldn't of gone a miss, Where the film does shine is the fast paced action and the effects were pretty good too, I can't comment on the 3D as I watched the 2D version but I bet it would of been pretty good in parts with the 3D effect, With a good ending it's hard to really hate but it's easily forgettable, Predictable and with a $250 million plus budget it should of been so much better, Even though it's far from a bad movie.
  Jamie C Super Reviewer
• Apr 27, 2014

  I like science fiction, and enjoyed the movie. Perhaps not having read "A Princess of Mars" is a good thing, as I didn't have the book to compare to.
  Red L Super Reviewer
• Mar 28, 2014

  Its a rainy Saturday afternoon movie for tweens. That said, Edgar Rice Burroughs isn't too badly served by this leave-your-thinking-cap-off glorioski extravaganza, with miles and miles of CGI animation used to get ... meh. Yer gonna need more popcorn. Its sorta okay. Is it still raining outside?
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer

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