Spawn

After being murdered by corrupt colleagues in a covert government agency, Al Simmons makes a pact with the devil to be resurrected to see his beloved wife Wanda. In exchange for his return to Earth, Simmons agrees to lead Hell's Army in the destruction of mankind.

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Director(s)

Mark A.Z. Dippé

Robin Anderson

Hilary Momberger-Powers

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Cast & Crew

John Leguizamo

Clown / Violator

Roger Yuan

Korean Soldier (uncredited)

Frank Welker

The Devil Malebolgia (voice)

Martin Sheen

Jason Wynn

Robin Anderson

Miko Hughes

Zack

D. B. Sweeney

Terry Fitzgerald

John Cothran

African Liaison

Michael Papajohn

Glen, Zack's Dad

Michael Jai White

Al Simmons / Spawn

Simon Rhee

Hong Kong Military Air Base Person (uncredited)

Theresa Randle

Wanda Blake

Al Goto

Hong Kong Military Air Base Person (uncredited)

Chris Coppola

Punk #2

John Koyama

Hong Kong Military Air Base Security (uncredited)

Jack Coleman

Doctor

Caroline Gibson

News Anchor

Todd McFarlane

Bum

Robia LaMorte

XNN Reporter

Darryl Warren

Security Guard

Melinda Clarke

Jessica Priest

Tony Haney

African Liaison

Jay Caputo

Punk #3

Mike Akrawi

Foreign Dignitary #1

Nicol Williamson

Cogliostro

Sydni Beaudoin

Cyan

Marc Robinson

Punk #1

Romeo Akrawi

Foreign Dignitary #2

Laura Interval

Angela (as Laura Stepp)

Garrison M. Singer

Anesthesiologist

Angelie Almendare

Diplomat's Wife (uncredited)

Mark A.Z. Dippé

Hilary Momberger-Powers

Details

GenresAction, Adventure, Fantasy, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller

Runtime1h 36 mins

Released on31 Jul 1997

Languageen

Age RatingPG-13

Produced InUnited States of America

Reviews

GenerationofSwine

1/10

This hurt. Spawn was a really cool character, well, he still is. He was a character for the 90s and...it was really the 90s that killed this movie. It tried really hard to look like the Crow, which was also an unbelievably 90s film, but one that worked well with the look that certain movies in the decade had. Spawn just didn't. It wasn't really suited, it didn't really match and the result was a big...meh. But the thing is, now they are remaking it and...Spawn as a character doesn't really fit today very well either. There is a time and a place for Spawn, and, like Maxx it was the 90s and MTV, but not the big screen and not today either.

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