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Ender's Game

This is not a game.
2013 | 114m | English

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Based on the classic novel by Orson Scott Card, Ender's Game is the story of the Earth's most gifted children training to defend their homeplanet in the space wars of the future.
Release Date: Oct 24, 2013
Director: Gavin Hood
Writer: Gavin Hood, Orson Scott Card
Genres: Adventure, Action, Science Fiction
Keywords based on novel or book, fight, starship, intolerance, war strategy, chosen one, earth, child prodigy, futuristic, space, alien invasion, universe, military school, adventurer, morality tale, based on young adult novel, boy group, starships, complicated, disheartening, frustrated
Production Companies Chartoff Productions, OddLot Entertainment, K/O Paper Products, Digital Domain, Taleswapper
Box Office Revenue: $125,537,191
Budget: $110,000,000
Updates Updated: Aug 19, 2025 (Update)
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Asa Butterfield Ender Wiggin
Hailee Steinfeld Petra Arkanian
Harrison Ford Colonel Hyrum Graff
Viola Davis Major Gwen Anderson
Ben Kingsley Mazer Rackham
Abigail Breslin Valentine Wiggin
Aramis Knight Bean
Moisés Arias Bonzo Madrid
Nonso Anozie Sergeant Dap
Suraj Partha Alai
Khylin Rhambo Dink Meeker
Jimmy 'Jax' Pinchak Peter Wiggin
Conor Carroll Bernard
Tony Mirrcandani Admiral Chjamrajnagar
Stevie Ray Dallimore John Wiggin
Andrea Powell Theresa Wiggin
Brandon Soo Hoo Fly Molo
Han Soto Lieutenant Soto
Kyle Clements Young Mazer Rackham
Kelvin Harrison, Jr. Salamander (uncredited)
Caleb J. Thaggard Stilson
Cameron Gaskins Slattery
Wendy Miklovic Female Doctor
Jasmine Kaur Professor
Edrick Browne Eros Tech Officer Hendee
Christopher Coakley Stilson Buddy #1
Chase Walker Stilson Buddy #2
Gavin Hood Giant
Name Job
Donald McAlpine Director of Photography
John Papsidera Casting
Christine Bieselin Clark Costume Design
Gavin Hood Screenplay, Director
Zach Staenberg Editor
Lee Smith Editor
John Roesch Foley
Ron Bartlett Sound Re-Recording Mixer
David An Visual Effects Editor
Garrett Warren Stunt Coordinator, Second Unit Director
Chris Haarhoff Camera Operator
David Vyle Levy Conceptual Design
Michael Provost Acting Double
Austin Kane ADR & Dubbing
J.J. Perry Stunts
Mallory Thompson Stunts
Alicia Vela-Bailey Stunt Double
Ben Procter Production Design
Sean Haworth Production Design
Hilda Hodges Foley
Alyson Dee Moore Foley
Andrew Smith Visual Effects Editor
Mark Breakspear Visual Effects Supervisor
John Trapman Helicopter Camera
Des Carey Digital Intermediate
Anne Rapp Script Supervisor
Joshua D. Comen Visual Effects Producer
Julien Depredurand VFX Artist
Ronald Hersey Helicopter Camera, Aerial Director of Photography, Second Unit Director of Photography
Collette Nunes Visual Effects Editor
Nardeep Chander VFX Artist
Will Arnot Steadicam Operator
Greg Berry Art Direction
Anthony Syracuse Construction Coordinator
Dave Merry Greensman
Anshuman Prasad Set Designer
Brian A. Waits Set Designer
Zeljko Barcan CG Supervisor
Sujil Sukumaran VFX Artist
Steven R. Mathis Gaffer
Brooks Robinson Camera Operator
Katie Fellion Digital Intermediate
Charles Howes Studio Teachers
Betty Lou Skinner Hairstylist
Becky Cotton Makeup Artist
Rochelle Harvey Art Department Coordinator
Amy Heinz-Barnett Set Designer
Earl Paraszczynec CG Supervisor
Austin Basile Visual Effects Editor
Gavin Gregory Visual Effects Producer
Annemarie Griggs Visual Effects Producer
Winston Helgason Visual Effects Producer
Nancy St. John Visual Effects Producer
Max Dennison Visual Effects Supervisor
Georg Kaltenbrunner VFX Supervisor
Kate Dowd Casting
Jen Wasson Set Costumer
Trefor Proud Makeup Department Head
Steve Miller Visual Effects Editor
Sue Rowe Visual Effects Supervisor
Yoan Souligoux VFX Artist
Jess Platt Dialect Coach
Remi Savva Makeup Artist
Jinnie Pak Visual Effects Producer
Ryan Valade Visual Effects Editor
Lauri Mills Studio Teachers
Jason Waggenspack Location Manager
Clint Wallace Art Direction
Kathrine Gordon Hairstylist
James Miller Sculptor
Sergio Jimenez Visual Effects Producer
Michael Cioni Digital Intermediate
Diane Slattery Unit Publicist
Sarah Forrest Set Designer
Noelle King Set Designer
LaToya Henderson Makeup Artist
Eric Lindemann Sound Designer
Lisa Beroud Visual Effects Producer
Tim Carras Visual Effects Supervisor
Richard Foreman Jr. Still Photographer
Remi Tournois Additional Camera
Alex Gibson Music Editor
Sean J. Donnelly Location Manager
Karri Farris Makeup Artist
Chris Hopkins Sculptor
Tohda Asuka CG Supervisor
Dusan Strugar CG Supervisor
Tully Summers Creature Design
Lara Ramirez Visual Effects Editor
Glenn E. Moran Rigging Gaffer
Daina Daigle Hairstylist
John Naehrlich Leadman
Anthony J. Henderson Sculptor
Derek Casari ADR & Dubbing
Sai Win Myint Oo VFX Artist
Matt Blackshear Digital Intermediate
Emily Eddey Digital Intermediate
Peter Lando Set Decoration
Stacey Butterworth Wigmaker
Andrew M. Casbon III Scenic Artist
C. Scott Baker Set Designer
David A. Whittaker Sound Effects Editor
Michael Blackbourn CG Supervisor
Christine Felman VFX Production Coordinator
Raman Rao Gaffer
Dan Moore Costume Supervisor
Tony Bacigalupi First Assistant Editor
Randy Kinyon Transportation Coordinator
Matthew W. Davis Camera Operator
Russ Doyle Greensman
Matthew W. Kielkopf First Assistant Sound Editor
Nick Epstein CG Supervisor
Tom Goodrich Studio Teachers
A. Todd Holland Supervising Art Director
Don Miloyevich Property Master
Twig Leveque Property Master
Tim Gomillion Sound Recordist
Hanzhi Tang CG Supervisor
Jay Meagher Sound Mixer
Juan Couto Senior Animator
Jan Philip Cramer Animation Director
Joel Behrens Compositing Supervisor
Michael McGee Props
Orson Scott Card Novel
Steve Jablonsky Original Music Composer
Dane A. Davis Sound Designer, Supervising Sound Editor
Matthew E. Butler Visual Effects Supervisor
Name Title
Robert Chartoff Producer
Alex Kurtzman Producer
Roberto Orci Producer
Gigi Pritzker Producer
Orson Scott Card Producer
Ed Ulbrich Producer
Lynn Hendee Producer
Linda McDonough Producer
Venkatesh Roddam Executive Producer
Deborah Del Prete Executive Producer
Mandy Safavi Executive Producer
David Coatsworth Executive Producer
Bill Lischak Executive Producer
Ivy Zhong Executive Producer
Ted Ravinett Executive Producer
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Reviews

tanty
4.0

Some kind of space Harry Potter in a dull story about doing a genocide US style as if it would be a video game. Boring and with the stupid "we are not so bad" ending to make everybody happy. Still wondering what Harrision Ford and Ben Kingsley are doing in this movie ... ...

Jun 23, 2021
Geronimo1967
6.0

I doubt "Ender Wiggin" (Asa Butterfield) would be anyone's idea of a soldier but "Col. Graff" (Harrison Ford) reckons his reaction to some bullies might suggest he has more mettle than his weedy physique indicates. His bootcamp experiences are much the same with loads of muscle-bound bullies making ... his life difficult but "Graff" isn't interested in making his life any easier, despite the occasional protests of his sidekick "Anderson" (Voila Davis). Indeed he actually ups the ante considerably when the young man is introduced to the eccentric "Mazer" (Sir Ben Kingsley). A veteran of the ongoing deadlocked war with the "Formics" that everyone hopes can train the the young "Ender" to break. Butterfield does quite well here as the youngster but both Ford and Kingsley underwhelm with the latter, tattoo-covered, character more hammy than intimidating as the story gradually stops being about the people and more of a video game with great visual effects, but a rather weak conclusion to the story that is inconsistently paced for two hours. I like the genre and it tries to be a bit different in it's approach to sci-fi story with a bit of a conscience. Worth a watch.

Jun 06, 2024