Romeo + Juliet 1996 - Romeo + Juliet Reviews, Box Office, Credits, Release Dates

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ROMEO + JULIET (1996) - PG-13

Country:	United States
Genre:	Drama, Romance

Credits

Director:	Baz Luhrmann
Producer:	Baz Luhrmann Gabriella Martinelli
Co-Producer:	Martin Brown
Assoc. Producer:	Jill Bilcock Catherine Martin
Writer: Screenplay:	Baz Luhrmann Craig Pearce William Shakespeare
Cast:	Jorge Abraham Pedro Altamirano Fausto Barona Ricardo Barona Catalina Botello Jesse Bradford Mario Cimarro Michael Corbett Claire Danes Farnesio de Bernal Brian Dennehy Des'ree Leonardo DiCaprio Ismael Eguiarte Rodrigo Escandon Vondie Curtis Hall Harriet Sansom Harris Jamie Kennedy Vincent Laresca John Leguizamo Carlos Martin Manzo Miriam Margolyes Dash Mihok Edwina Moore Paco Morayta Alex Newman Cory Newman Lupita Ochoa Zak Orth Harold Perrineau Jr. Christina Pickles Pete Postlethwaite Paul Rudd Gloria Silva Paul Sorvino John Sterlini Quindon Tarver Carolyn Valero Diane Venora M. Emmet Walsh Margarita Wynne
Casting Director:	Claudia Becker Deirdre Bowen Ronna Kress Michelle Levi David Rubin
Editor:	Jill Bilcock
Production Design:	Catherine Martin
Dir of Photography:	Donald McAlpine
Composer:	Nellee Hooper
Costume Designer:	Kym Barrett

Synopsis: Two long-time feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, are transported to contemporary times. As is their history, the now-Latino-like Montagues, headed by a blood-thirsty patriarch and his lusty compatriot, are in constant battle with a ruling-white class clan, the Capulets, headed by a big boss and his rebellious son, Romeo. Romeo falls for the rival family's beautiful Juliet, yet their love is jeopardized by the ongoing high-weaponry wars between the two contending families.

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