Hercules (1997)

Movie Details

Original Title Hercules

Original Language EN

Budget $85,000,000

Revenue $252,712,101

Status Released

Popularity 8.6

Cast

Tate Donovan

Hercules (voice)

Popularity: 1.5

Josh Keaton

Young Hercules (voice)

Popularity: 0.9

Roger Bart

Young Hercules (singing voice)

Popularity: 7.8

Danny DeVito

Philoctetes (voice)

Popularity: 2.4

James Woods

Hades (voice)

Popularity: 4.2

Susan Egan

Meg (voice)

Popularity: 0.5

Bobcat Goldthwait

Pain (voice)

Popularity: 2.3

Matt Frewer

Panic (voice)

Popularity: 2.6

Rip Torn

Zeus (voice)

Popularity: 1.5

Samantha Eggar

Hera (voice)

Popularity: 1.7

Barbara Barrie

Alcmene (voice)

Popularity: 1.1

Hal Holbrook

Amphitryon (voice)

Popularity: 2.3

Key Crew

Screenplay Ron Clements, John Musker, Irene Mecchi

Editor Tom Finan, Robert W. Hedland

Producer John Musker, Alice Dewey, Ron Clements

Director Ron Clements, John Musker

Production

Walt Disney Pictures

Walt Disney Feature Animation

Videos & Trailers

Hercules - 1997 Theatrical Trailer #1 (35mm 4K)

Trailer

Hercules - Sneak Peek #3 (April 15, 1997)

Trailer

Hercules - Sneak Peek #2 (February 4, 1997)

Trailer

Hercules - 1998 VHS Trailer

Trailer

Hercules - Sneak Peek #1 (October 29, 1996)

Trailer

Image Gallery

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Posters

Keywords

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Reviews from TMDB

r96sk 6/10

Jul 1, 2020

The definition of a meh film, at least for me. <em>'Hercules'</em> doesn't stick a connection, I felt very unfulfilled throughout. I have little negatives, yet there isn't much the other way either. I like the cast, but that's honestly about it. James Woods, Danny DeVito and Rip Torn all give ... Read more

CinemaSerf 7/10

Aug 27, 2023

Undoubtedly one of the better 1990s Disney films. The story and animation are very much centre stage with the music much less important - no big power ballads! It is a fun take on the Herculean mythology of ancient Greece. Beginning with a suitably grand opening narrative from Charlton Heston, no le ... Read more