Additional information for Punisher: War Zone, which has a domestic theatrical release set for December 5, 2008. The film is being distributed by Lionsgate and has been rated R for pervasive strong brutal violence, language and some drug use. Punisher: War Zone has a total running time of 103 minutes.
18
UK
M18
Singapore
18
Ireland
R-15
Japan
MA
Australia
18SG
Malaysia
R-13
Philippines
C
Mexico
13
Argentina
18
South Korea
K-18
Finland
15
Norway
R18
New Zealand
16
Netherlands
R
USA
103 min
The Punisher 2
USA
The Punisher: Welcome Back, Frank
USA
The Untitled Punisher Sequel
USA
Justitiarul - Zona de razboi
Romania
Karistaja: Sõjatsoon
Estonia
O Justiceiro em Zona de Guerra
Brazil
O timoros: Zoni polemou
Greece
Punisher - Zona di guerra
Italy
Punisher 2: Zona de guerra
Spain
Punisher: War Zone
Japan: English title
Punisher: Zona de guerra
Argentina
December 4, 2008
United Arab Emirates
December 5, 2008
USA
December 7, 2008
Kuwait
December 17, 2008
Egypt
January 22, 2009
Singapore
February 6, 2009
UK
February 19, 2009
Malaysia
February 20, 2009
Romania
February 26, 2009
Kazakhstan
March 18, 2009
Philippines
March 20, 2009
Estonia
April 15, 2009
Brazil
April 18, 2009
Japan
May 20, 2009
Iceland
July 27, 2009
Hungary
August 4, 2009
Netherlands
August 19, 2009
Finland
October 7, 2009
Italy
Vengeance has a name.
After hunting down and killing hundreds of violent criminals, Frank Castle, aka The Punisher, faces his most deadly foe yet: Jigsaw.
Infamous vigilante, anti-hero Frank Castle (Ray Stevenson) is six years into his vengeance driven zeal as the Punisher when he brutally assaults a "beat the rap" party for notorious mob boss Gaitano Cesare. During the course of the massacre, he hideously disfigures overeager gangster Billy Russoti (Dominic West) and murders a mafia lackey who turns out to be an undercover FBI agent.
Agent Paul Budiansky (Colin Salmon), the ex-partner of the undercover Fed, joins the NYPD's "Punisher Task Force" to help bring Castle to justice, once and for all.
A facially mutilated Russoti recovers from his run-in with the Punisher with revenge on his mind and recruits a massive army of psychotic killers, gangbangers, and mobsters under his new alias "Jigsaw."
Distraught that he has now become the very evil he swore to battle, Castle is content to hang up his guns and quit the justice business for good. However, plans quickly change once he learns that Jigsaw has not only kidnapped the surviving wife and child of the dead federal agent but now has also freed his commited psychopathic brother, James (Doug Hutchison)...aka..."Loony Bin Jim."
Forced back into the war, the Punisher now has to face off against Jigsaw's formidable army in order to save the lives of an innocent family his actions put in the firing line "Clock's ticking."
Lexi Alexander
Director(s)
Nick Santora
Art Marcum
Matt Holloway
Writer(s)
Ari Arad
executive producer
Kevin Feige
executive producer
Ogden Gavanski
executive producer
Oliver Hengst
executive producer
Gale Anne Hurd
producer
Bill Johnson
executive producer
Stan Lee
executive producer
Jack L. Murray
co-producer
Michael Paseornek
executive producer
John Sacchi
executive producer
Wolfgang Schamburg
associate producer
Ernst-August Schnieder
executive producer
Gary Ventimiglia
co-producer
Producer(s)
Michael Wandmacher
Composer(s)
Frank Castle
Ray Stevenson
Billy / Jigsaw
Dominic West
Loony Bin Jim
Doug Hutchison
Paul Budiansky
Colin Salmon
Micro
Wayne Knight
Martin Soap
Dash Mihok
Angela
Julie Benz
Grace
Stephanie Janusauskas
Pittsy
Mark Camacho
Nicky
Romano Orzari
Ink
Keram Malicki-Sánchez
Agent Miller
Larry Day
Captain Ross
Ron Lea
Saffiotti
Tony Calabretta
Maginty
T.J. Storm
Carlos
Carlos Gonzalez-vlo
Cristu Bulat
David Vadim
Cesare (as John Dunn Hill)
John Dunn-Hill
Pompiliu
Niko Nikolov
Tiberiu
Aubert Pallascio
Mrs. Gordlock
Francis B. Goldberg
Asylum Orderly
Pat Fry
Priest
Robert Harrop
Mrs. Cesare
Linda Smith
Micro's Mother
Lynne De Bel
TV News Reporter
Bill Hall
EMT
Matt Holland
Arm Candy
Bjanka Murgel
Waiter
Brent Skagford
Bodyguard #2
James Murray
Plastic Surgeon
Cas Anvar
Schoolboy
Ethan Gould
Motel Manager
Michael Paterson
Banger #1
Kane Chan
Banger #2
Steven P. Park
Father Mike
Edward Yankie
Harlem Gangleader (as Tracy Phillips)
Tracy Jerome Phillips
Wiseguy
Giovanni Cipolla
Guard
Andrew Farmer
Mugger
Jean-Loup Yale
Agent Paul Budiansky (Colin Salmon), the ex-partner of the undercover Fed, joins the NYPD's "Punisher Task Force" to help bring Castle to justice, once and for all.
A facially mutilated Russoti recovers from his run-in with the Punisher with revenge on his mind and recruits a massive army of psychotic killers, gangbangers, and mobsters under his new alias "Jigsaw."
Distraught that he has now become the very evil he swore to battle, Castle is content to hang up his guns and quit the justice business for good. However, plans quickly change once he learns that Jigsaw has not only kidnapped the surviving wife and child of the dead federal agent but now has also freed his commited psychopathic brother, James (Doug Hutchison)...aka..."Loony Bin Jim."
Forced back into the war, the Punisher now has to face off against Jigsaw's formidable army in order to save the lives of an innocent family his actions put in the firing line "Clock's ticking."
Director(s)
Art Marcum
Matt Holloway
Writer(s)
executive producer
Kevin Feige
executive producer
Ogden Gavanski
executive producer
Oliver Hengst
executive producer
Gale Anne Hurd
producer
Bill Johnson
executive producer
Stan Lee
executive producer
Jack L. Murray
co-producer
Michael Paseornek
executive producer
John Sacchi
executive producer
Wolfgang Schamburg
associate producer
Ernst-August Schnieder
executive producer
Gary Ventimiglia
co-producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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