Stardust
A young man's promise to fetch a fallen star pulls him over an ancient wall into a realm of witches, princes, and sky pirates.
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About the film
This summer a star falls. The chase begins.
What it’s about
Tristan Thorn lives in an English village beside a wall that separates his world from a magical parallel universe. To win the most beautiful girl in the village, he vows to bring her a star that has fallen on the other side. A powerful witch and the scheming sons of a king also want the star for their own ends.
What hooks you
The film received Saturn Award nominations for Best Fantasy Film, Best Supporting Actress for Pfeiffer, and Best Costumes.
Who it’s for
It is a good pick for those who enjoy fairy-tale adventures with a romantic core, where a young man's quest leads to self-discovery and true love. It will also appeal to viewers who like fantasy worlds filled with witches, pirates, and magical transformations, balanced with humour and charm.
- Countries
- United States, United Kingdom, Iceland
- Year
- 2007
- Running time
- 2h 7min
- Age rating
- 12+
- MPAA
- PG-13
- World premiere
- Aug 10, 2007
×1.9box office to budget
Ratings
MOVIE․ONE · 468 votesCreative team
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Trivia
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- At the 63rd minute of the film, Michelle Pfeiffer looks young in the mirror, although she should already look old, as she did a minute earlier, since she has already lost her energy.
- The film is based on Neil Gaiman's novel "Stardust" (1998).
- Sarah Michelle Gellar turned down the lead female role offered to her in order to be able to spend more time with her husband, Freddie Prinze Jr.
- Alex Pettyfer auditioned for the role of Tristan Thorn.
- The last film of the famous British actor Mark Burns, who played the role of the bishop. He died on May 8, 2007, three months before the premiere of "Stardust."
- The rights to adapt Neil Gaiman's fairy-tale novella were originally acquired by Miramax Films back in the autumn of 1998. For some time the project was in development, but no real steps were taken, and after the rights expired they reverted to the author.
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