Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
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Sin City: A Dame to Kill For

Year:
Duration:
102 min
Genres:
Crime | Thriller
IMDB rate:
6.6
Director:
Frank Miller
Awards:
4 nominations
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2014-08-22
Filming Locations: New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Earnings
Budget: $65,000,000
Opening Weekend: $6,317,683 (USA) (21 September 2014)
Gross: $13,757,804 (USA) (27 November 2014)
Cast
Actor
Character
Jessica Alba
Jessica Alba
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
Juno Temple
Juno Temple
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
Eva Green
Eva Green
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
Mickey Rourke
Marv
Josh Brolin
Dwight
Rosario Dawson
Gail
Bruce Willis
Hartigan
Powers Boothe
Senator Roark
Dennis Haysbert
Manute
Ray Liotta
Joey
Christopher Meloni
Mort
Jeremy Piven
Bob
Christopher Lloyd
Kroenig
Jaime King
Goldie
Stacy Keach
Wallenquist
Marton Csokas
Damien Lord
Jude Ciccolella
Lt. Liebowitz
Jamie Chung
Miho
Julia Garner
Marcie
Lady Gaga
Bertha
Alexa PenaVega
Gilda
Patricia Vonne
Dallas
Bart Fletcher
Flint
Alejandro Rose-Garcia
Buzz
Samuel Davis
Frat Boy #3
Mike Davis
Frat Boy #4
Kimberly Cox
Lillian
Alcides Dias
Tony
Vincent Fuentes
Abdul
Billy Blair
Louie
Rob Franco
Luigi
Daylon Walton
Gordo
Eloise DeJoria
Joey's Wife
Bob Schreck
Mulgrew
Lawrence Varnado
Boogaard
Jimmy Gonzales
Jacoby
Tommy Townsend
Wino Old Timer
Robert Lott
Cowboy
Gregory Kelly
Godzilla (as Gregory J. Kelly)
Patrick Sane
Gorgo
Greg Ingram
Mothra
Will Beinbrink
Lawyer
Dimitrius Pulido
Maitre D
John Wirt
Heavy
Emmy Robbin
Flamethower
Luis Albert Acevedo Jr.
Security Guard #1
Christian Bowman
The Man
Johnny Reno
Weevil
Holt Boggs
Tourist (uncredited)
Gene Cervenka
Guard (uncredited)
Mike Lobo Daniel
Biker (uncredited)
Maria Engler
Girl in the Bar (uncredited)
Heaven Elizabeth Fearn
Old Town Girl
Rebecca Franchione
Billionaire's Wife (uncredited)
Sylvia Froman
Landlady (uncredited)
Oliver George
Bloody Dead Guy (uncredited)
Callie Hernandez
Thelma (uncredited)
Lacey Hernandez
Old Town Girl
Kea Ho
Old Town Girl
Breona Horne
Old Town Girl
Holly Jee
Diner Patron (uncredited)
Duane Johnson
Body Guard (uncredited)
Slim Khezri
Biker (uncredited)
Stephen Latham
Bar Patron (uncredited)
Chris Lemchi
Diner Patron (uncredited)
Johnny Lozano
Thug (uncredited)
David Maldonado
Tourist (uncredited)
Robin McGee
Fat Al (uncredited)
Frank Miller
Sam (uncredited)
Dan Murphy
Businessman Sleeping on Train (uncredited)
Fernandez Osvaldo
Bussines man on the Train (uncredited)
Darryl Perrilloux
Bar Patron (uncredited)
Tanner Priest
Bar Patron (uncredited)
Robert Rodriguez
Sam's Friend (uncredited)
Alex Sparrow
Star in the Bar (uncredited)
Gary Teague
Old Town Don (uncredited)
Brian Thornton
Tourist #1 (uncredited)
Mariah-Rae Vincent
Bar Patron (uncredited)
Heath Young
Bar Patron (uncredited)
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Trivia
The film's budget was $60 million, making this the most expensive movie Robert Rodriguez has ever directed.
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Dwight McCarthy, played by Clive Owen in the original Sin City (2005), is now played by Josh Brolin before the plastic surgery to change his face that Shellie (Brittany Murphy) mentions in the first movie.
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Although she played a supporting role in the "A Dame to Kill For" comic book, Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez retired the character of Shellie from the film version instead of recasting her out of respect to the late Brittany Murphy of Sin City (2005).
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Goofs
During the segment "Nancy's Last Dance", Nancy cuts her face. This takes place before "The Hard Goodbye" in the first Sin City film where Nancy appears without any facial scars. However, not only were Nancy's cuts fairly superficial but the denizens of Sin City heal up remarkably good even from the worst kind of injuries, as exemplified by Marv, Dwight and others.
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Nancy states that in the first Sin City, Hartigan killed himself by sticking a gun in his mouth and shooting. He actually shot himself in the forehead.
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Senator Roark is killed during a segment in this movie that takes place before "The Hard Goodbye" in the first Sin City film. Although Senator Roark does not appear in "The Hard Goodbye," Marv mentions that Cardinal Roark's brother *is* a US Senator, suggesting he's still alive. (This paradox may be explained away in a forthcoming installment.)
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Quotes
John Hartigan: Let's tear him to pieces.
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Marv: Why'd he call me "Bernie"?
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Bertha: [as Johnny turns to leave] Hey, wait! Look, you seem like a nice guy and you remind me of an old boyfriend, alright? Here.
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Faq
Q
If Nancy's Story takes place before The Hard Goodbye; why does she have no scars in the first movie?
A
Either plastic surgery or the wounds were superficial and healed without scarring . While they certainly don't look superficial (as they had stitches), it is a graphic novel universe and realism isn't a requirement.
Q
Wasn't Johnny Depp supposed to be in this? What about Antonio Banderas?
A
Neither actor was part of the cast, nor was even supposed to be. Their rumoured appearance in the movie was based on earlier comments made by Rodriguez and others. Earlier, Rodriguez told MTV that he wants Depp for the role of Wallace, a character in the story Hell and Back, which he and Miller planned at the time for the [possible] third movie, Sin City 3. For reasons unknown, multiple sites that cite an MTV interview as their source claimed that Banderas and Depp were to be in the second movie. The rumour about Depp joining the cast spread extremely fast and was even told as a fact on some TV channels. The mentioned interview can be read here. In another interview Banderas said that he had no deal with Rodriguez nor had they talked about it, but he'd join the cast if Rodriguez would have him. [Source: here].
Q
Is this a sequel or a prequel?
A
As has been said before, Sin City books have not been published in chronological order. As the movie contains several stories, the terms sequel or prequel can't be applied. Nancy's Last Dance takes place after the events of That Yellow Bastard, but before A Dame To Kill For. The Long Bad Night overlaps Nancy's Last Dance. A Dame To Kill For begins a few months before Marv meets Goldie, and partly overlaps The Hard Goodbye. This makes it a prequel to The Big Fat Kill (and in a sense to The Hard Goodbye), but it has practically no connection to That Yellow Bastard, other than taking place after it and in the same city. The recently confirmed short, Just Another Saturday Night takes place during the same night that Hartigan is released from prison in the comics, but the connection is not in the movie.
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Photos from cast
Jessica Alba Joseph Gordon-Levitt Juno Temple Eva Green
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