Sahara (2005)

Movie Details

Original Title Sahara

Original Language EN

Budget $130,000,000

Revenue $119,269,486

Status Released

Popularity 3.9

Cast

Matthew McConaughey

Dirk Pitt

Popularity: 3.3

Penélope Cruz

Dr. Eva Rojas

Popularity: 2.2

Steve Zahn

Al Giordino

Popularity: 4.1

Lennie James

General Zateb Kazim

Popularity: 4.4

Lambert Wilson

Yves Massarde

Popularity: 2.8

William H. Macy

Admiral Jim Sandecker

Popularity: 12.9

Rainn Wilson

Rudi Gunn

Popularity: 2.5

Glynn Turman

Dr. Frank Hopper

Popularity: 3.7

Jude Akuwudike

Imam

Popularity: 0.6

Clint Dyer

Oshodi

Popularity: 0.1

Delroy Lindo

Carl

Popularity: 2.3

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Robert Cavanah

Captain Tombs

Popularity: 0.4

Key Crew

Director Breck Eisner

Screenplay Thomas Dean Donnelly, John C. Richards, James V. Hart

Producer Howard Baldwin, Stephanie Austin, Karen Elise Baldwin

Editor Andrew MacRitchie

Executive Producer Gus Gustawes, William J. Immerman, Matthew McConaughey

Production

Baldwin Entertainment Group

Desertlands Entertainment

Mace Neufeld Productions

KanZaman Productions

J.K. Livin Productions

Moguletta

Videos & Trailers

Trailer

Image Gallery

Backdrops

Posters

Keywords

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Reviews from TMDB

Kamurai 5/10

Jul 25, 2020

Decent watch, might watch again, but can't recommend unless you're running out of things to watch or are an action archaeology fan. This was a weird attempt created a 2005 version of Indiana Jones, or, since this is in Africa, Alex Quartermaine with Matthew McConaughey, of all people. I'm not aw ... Read more

GenerationofSwine 10/10

Jan 14, 2023

Words like "Literary work" and "Clive Cussler" really shouldn't be in the same sentence. Hey...chill...I love Clive Cussler, I honestly do. In fact I'll put him in the same league as Elmore Leonard and Louis L'Amour and I will put them in the same league as Dumas and Doyle. They all write pulp ... Read more