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Luther

2003·Movie·PG-13·123 min·6.5(337)

Rebel. Genius. Liberator.

During the early 16th century, idealistic German monk Martin Luther, disgusted by the materialism in the church, begins the dialogue that will lead to the Protestant Reformation.

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United StatesAmazon Video, Apple TV Store
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About Luther

Luther is a 2003 English-language drama and history film directed by Eric Till. The cast is led by Joseph Fiennes, Jonathan Firth, Claire Cox. It has a runtime of 2h 3m. Viewers rate it 6.5/10 across 300 ratings. In United States, it is available to rent or buy on Amazon Video and Apple TV Store.

Luther was produced by NFP Teleart Berlin, Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, and Eikon Media and made in Germany and United States of America. It was released on October 29, 2003, and carries a PG-13 certification. Made on a budget of about $30 million, it went on to gross $29 million worldwide.

Director
Eric Till
Writers
Camille Thomasson, Bart Gavigan
Release date
October 29, 2003
Original language
English
Age rating
PG-13
Status
Released
Country
Germany, United States of America
Budget
$30 million
Box office
$29 million
Production
NFP Teleart Berlin, Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, Eikon Media
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Luther cast & crew

Luther was directed by Eric Till and written by Camille Thomasson and Bart Gavigan.

The cast features Joseph Fiennes as Martin Luther, Jonathan Firth as Girolamo Aleander, Claire Cox as Katharina von Bora, Alfred Molina as Johann Tetzel, Peter Ustinov as Frederick, and Bruno Ganz as Johann von Staupitz.

Behind the camera, the score was composed by Richard Harvey, cinematography is by Robert Fraisse, and it was produced by Alexander Thies and Kurt Rittig.

Is Luther worth watching?

Luther holds an audience score of 6.5/10 from 337 ratings, a solidly received drama films.

At 2h 3m, it's a standard feature-length watch.

If you enjoy drama and history, Luther is worth a place on your watchlist.

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Cast of Luther

Joseph Fiennes

Joseph Fiennes

Martin Luther

Jonathan Firth

Jonathan Firth

Girolamo Aleander

Claire Cox

Claire Cox

Katharina von Bora

Alfred Molina

Alfred Molina

Johann Tetzel

Peter Ustinov

Peter Ustinov

Frederick

Bruno Ganz

Bruno Ganz

Johann von Staupitz

Uwe Ochsenknecht

Uwe Ochsenknecht

Leo X

Maria Simon

Maria Simon

Hanna

Mathieu Carrière

Mathieu Carrière

Cardinal Jacob Cajetan

Benjamin Sadler

Benjamin Sadler

Georg Spalatin

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Jochen Horst

Andreas Karlstadt

Marco Hofschneider

Marco Hofschneider

Ulrich

Luther — FAQs

Where can I watch Luther in United States?

Luther is not on subscription streaming in United States right now, but you can rent or buy it on Amazon Video and Apple TV Store.

What language is Luther in?

Luther is originally in English, with audio tracks including Latin, English. Subtitle and dub options vary by streaming service.

How long is Luther?

Luther runs 2 hours 3 minutes (123 minutes).

What is Luther rated?

Luther is rated PG-13. It holds a 6.5/10 audience score from 337 ratings.

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