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From Hell (2001) In Victorian-era London, a troubled clairvoyant police detective investigates the murders of Jack the

From Hell (2001)

In Victorian-era London, a troubled clairvoyant police detective investigates the murders of Jack the Ripper. Cast: Inspector Frederick Abberline: Johnny Depp Mary Kelly: Heather Graham Sir William Gull: Ian Holm Sergeant Peter Godley: Robbie Coltrane Sir Charles Warren: Ian Richardson Netley, the Coachman: Jason Flemyng Dark Annie Chapman: Katrin Cartlidge Benjamin 'Ben' Kidney: Terence Harvey Liz Stride: Susan Lynch Dr. Ferral: Paul Rhys Kate Eddowes: Lesley Sharp Ada: Estelle Skornik Officer Bolt: Nicholas McGaughey Polly Nichols: Annabelle Apsion Ann Crook: Joanna Page Albert Sickert: Mark Dexter Constable Withers: Danny Midwinter Martha Tabram: Samantha Spiro McQueen: David Schofield Robert Best: Bryon Fear Lord Hallsham: Peter Eyre Mac Bartender: Cliff Parisi Victoria Abberline: Sophia Myles Gordie: Ralph Ineson Gull's Maid: Amy Huck Doss Landlord: Rupert Farley Hospital Director: Donald Douglas Marylebone Governor: John Owens Queen Victoria: Liz Moscrop Coroner Robert Drudge: Ian McNeice Special Branch Constable: Steve John Shepherd Stonecutter (as Al Hunter Ashton): Al Ashton Alice Crook: Poppy Rogers Ann Crook's Father: Bruce Byron Ann Crook's Mother: Melanie Hill Carpenter: Andy Linden Carpenter / Letter Writer: David Fisher Constable 1: Gary Powell Constable 2: Steve Chaplin George Lusk: Vincent Franklin Bold Hooker: Louise Atkins John Merrick: Anthony Parker Masonic Governor: James Greene Constable 3: Dominic Cooper Police Photographer: Carey Thring Rag & Bone Man: Vladimír Kulhavý Records Clerk: Graham Kent Sailor (as Rupert Holliday Evans): Rupert Holliday-Evans Thomas Bond: Simon Harrison Young Doctor: Paul Moody Young Labourer: Glen Berry Labourer 2 (as Charlie Parish): Charles Parish Funeral Minister / Letter Writer: Gerry Grennell Sidewalk Preacher: Roger Frost Medical Student: Stephen Milton London Wench (voice): Lichelli Lazar-Lea Opium Den Owner: Tony Tang Written by: Alan Moore, Eddie Campbell, Terry Hayes Director: Albert Hughes, Allen Hughes Production: Underworld Pictures, Don Murphy Productions, Amy Robinson Productions, Jane Hamsher Productions Release date: 19 Oct 2001 Box Office: $31,602,566
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