Bright (2017)
In an alternate present-day where magical creatures live among us, two L.A. cops become embroiled in a prophesied turf battle.
Country: United States of America
Directors: David Ayer
Casts: Will Smith as Daryl Ward, Joel Edgerton as Nick Jakoby, Lucy Fry as Tikka, Noomi Rapace as Leilah, Edgar Ramírez as Kandomere, Ike Barinholtz as Pollard, Van Veronica Ngo as Tien, Alex Meraz as Serafin, Happy Anderson as Montehugh, Dawn Olivieri as Sherri Ward, Matt Gerald as Hicks, Margaret Cho as Sergeant Ching, Joseph Piccuirro as Brown, Brad William Henke as Dorghu, Jay Hernandez as Rodriguez, Enrique Murciano as Poison, Scarlet Spencer as Sophia Ward, Andrea Navedo as Captain Perez, Kenneth Choi as Yamahara, Bobby Naderi as Arkashian, Carlos Linares as Old Man, Bunnie Rivera as Old Woman, Bailey Edwards as MTF Elf Agent, Rosemary Stevens as Sherri's Mom / Orc Woman #4, Greg Joung Paik as Gas Station Clerk, Cle Shaheed Sloan as OG Mike, Robert Jekabson as Morton, Nadia Sloane as Larika, Chris Browning as Serling, Laura Vallejo as Ortiz, Brandon Larracuente as Mike (Dorghu's Son), Derek Graf as Smiley, John Duff as Special D, Jamal Duff as Junior, Craig Henningsen as Sharps, Aaron V. Williamson as Orc "GQ", Joe Rogan as Himself, Tim Sitarz as Non-Stop, Luis Moncada as Casper, Jos Viramontes as Mayor Mike Contreras, Aileen Burdock as Orc Housewife, Briana Henry as Orc Hottie at Party, Lesley Shires as Orc Woman #3, René Mena as Latino Father, Chelsea Rendon as Angie, Daryn D. Dupree as NAT Serco Guard #1, Blue Mesquita as NAT Serco Guard #2, Natalie Camunas as Vice Hall Vendor, Regan Talley as Old Woman Orc, Gabriel Ortega as Vice Hall Pimp, Roberto Garcia as Criminal, Kevin Vance as MTF Agent Gordon, Ignacio Rodriguera as Orc Band, Eugene Villanueva as Orc Band, Adan Mendoza Jr. as Orc Band, Hector Chavez as Orc Band, Raul Cuellar as Orc Band, Gabriel Lopez as Baseball Bat Gangster, Keenen Bray as Hispanic Gangster, Diane Boose as Dispatcher
