Thunderbirds is a 2004 live-action film directed by Jonathan Frakes, based on the 1960's TV series Thunderbirds.
Plot[]
Former astronaut Jeff Tracy runs International Rescue, a top-secret heroic organization, from his headquarters on Tracy Island. The island houses the futuristic vehicles - the thunderbirds, created by Ray "Brains" Hackenbacker. But while on a mission in space, his nemisis, The Hood, invades Tracy Island. The Hood plots to use the Thunderbirds to rob the world's largest banks, and only Jeff's youngest son Alan, can stop him.
Cast[]
- Brady Corbet as Alan Tracy, the 14-year-old main protagonist
- Bill Paxton as Jeff Tracy, the widowed father of Alan and his brothers
- Ben Kingsley as the Hood, Kyrano's half-brother, Tin-Tin's uncle, the movie's main antagonist
- Vanessa Hudgens as Tin-Tin, Alan's crush
- Soren Fulton as Fermat Hackenbecker, Alan's best friend
- Sophia Myles as Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward, International Rescue's London agent
- Ron Cook as Aloysius Parker, Lady Penelope's Butler/Chauffeur
- Anthony Edwards as Ray "Brains' Hackenbecker
- Philip Winchester as Scott Tracy, Alan's oldest brother, aged 24, pilot of Thunderbird 1
- Lex Shrapnel as John Tracy, Alan's kind-hearted second oldest brother, aged 22, space monitor of Thunderbird 5
- Dominic Colenso as Virgil Tracy, Alan's third oldest brother, aged 20, pilot of Thunderbird 2
- Ben Torgersen as Gordon Tracy, Alan's fourth oldest brother, aged 18, pilot of Thunderbird 3
- Bhasker Patel as Kyrano, Jeff's retainer and Tin-Tin's father
- Harvey Virdi as Onaha, Tin-Tin's mother
- Deobia Oparel as Mullion, one of the Hood's goons, a martial arts expert
- Rose Keegan as Transom, one of the Hood's goons, has a crush on Brains