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In Collection
#228 |
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9*
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| Rainn Wilson | Frank D'Arbo / The Crimson Bolt | |
| Ellen Page | Libby / Boltie | |
| Liv Tyler | Sarah Helgeland | |
| Nathan Fillion | The Holy Avenger | |
| Kevin Bacon | Jacques | |
| Steve Agee | ||
| Linda Cardellini | ||
| Gregg Henry | ||
| Michael Rooker | Abe | |
| Andre Royo | ||
| Lloyd Kaufman | ||
| Krystal Mayo | ||
| Sean Gunn | Toby | |
| Stephen Blackehart | Quill | |
| Don Mac | Mr. Range | |
| Grant Goodman | Young Frank | |
| Paul T. Taylor | Frank Sr. | |
| Connor Day | Teenage Frank | |
| James Gunn | Demonswill | |
| Rob Zombie | God | |
| Ellen Paige | Libby / Boltie |
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| Producer | Ted Hope
Miranda Bailey |
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| Writer | James Gunn
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| Cinematography | Steve Gainer
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| Musician | Tyler Bates
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After his wife falls under the influence of a drug dealer, an everyday guy transforms himself into Crimson Bolt, a superhero with the best intentions, though he lacks for heroic skills. |
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