Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009)
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- 10 Nov 2009 (USA)
- Video Game
A massacre at a Russian airport leads to a war between Russia and the United States. Meanwhile, a Task Force is sent to find the perpetrators and bring the bloodshed to an end.
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Awards:
- 2 wins & 10 nominations.
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| Lance Henriksen | ... |
General Shepherd (voice)
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| Keith David | ... |
Sergeant Foley (voice)
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| Barry Pepper | ... |
Corporal Dunn (voice)
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'Soap' MacTavish (voice)
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| Roman Varshavsky | ... |
Makarov (voice)
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| Craig Fairbrass | ... |
Ghost (voice)
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| Sven Holmberg | ... |
Nikolai (voice)
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| Billy Murray | ... |
Captain Price (voice)
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Gabriel Al-Rajhi | ... |
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Eugene Alper | ... |
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| Will Arnett | ... |
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| Troy Baker | ... |
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Alex Bronquette | ... |
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Coy Clark | ... |
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Enayat Delawary | ... |
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Anna Graves | ... |
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Mark Grigsby | ... |
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Navy SEAL Commander (voice)
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| Boris Kievsky | ... |
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| Kristof Konrad | ... |
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Mauricio Lange | ... |
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Eugene Lazareb | ... |
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Archer (voice)
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Overlord (voice)
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Randy Stonitsch | ... |
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| Justin Theroux | ... |
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| Kirk Thornton | ... |
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Fred Toma | ... |
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| Alex Veadov | ... |
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| Jim Ward | ... |
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| Kai Wulff | ... |
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Gualtiero Scola | ... |
Nikolaj Belinski (voice)
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| Ken Lally | ... |
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| Evgeniy Lazarev | ... |
Imran Zakhaev (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
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| Liam O'Brien | ... |
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| David Vincent | ... |
Ozone (uncredited) (voice)
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| Isaak Wells | ... |
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Directed by
| Jason West | ||
Written by
| Jesse Stern | ... | (written by) |
| Steve Fukuda | ... | (additional writing) |
| Todd Alderman | ... | (story by) & |
| Steve Fukuda | ... | (story by) & |
| Mackey McCandlish | ... | (story by) & |
| Zied Rieke | ... | (story by) & |
| Jesse Stern | ... | (story by) & |
| Jason West | ... | (story by) |
| Sean Slayback | ... | (dialogue: battlechatter) |
Produced by
| Pete Blumel | ... | associate producer |
| Marcus Iremonger | ... | executive producer |
| Mark A. Rubin | ... | producer |
Music by
| Lorne Balfe | ||
| Hans Zimmer | ||
Editorial Department
| Drew McCoy | ... | video editing |
Casting By
| Keith Arem | ||
Art Direction by
| Miles Christensen | ||
| Richard Kriegler | ||
Art Department
| Ryan Lastimosa | ... | senior artist |
| Timothy McGrath | ... | senior artist |
| Jon Porter | ... | designer |
Sound Department
| Keith Arem | ... | dialogue production / sound / voice director |
| Chrissy Arya | ... | dialogue editor |
| Mark Ganus | ... | sound director |
| Nakia Harris | ... | assistant dialogue editor |
| Stephen Miller | ... | sound designer |
| Jeremy Simpson | ... | assistant dialogue editor |
Stunts
| Solomon Brende | ... | stunt performer |
| Daniel Hernandez | ... | stunt coordinator |
| Allen Jo | ... | stunt performer |
| Ralf Koch | ... | stunt performer |
| Don Thai Theerathada | ... | stunt performer (as Don Tai) |
| Justin A. Williams | ... | stunt performer |
Animation Department
| Mario Perez | ... | motion capture |
| Zach Volker | ... | animator |
| Steve White | ... | animator: Spov TV (as Steven White) |
Casting Department
| Valerie Arem | ... | casting coordinator |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Jay Lance | ... | military wardrobe master |
Music Department
| Ryeland Allison | ... | additional music arranger / additional music programmer / musician: percussion |
| Slamm Andrews | ... | additional music engineer |
| Bob Badami | ... | score wrangler (as Bob 'call me old fashioned' Badami) |
| Lorne Balfe | ... | music producer |
| Thomas Bergersen | ... | composer: additional music |
| Jeffrey Biggers | ... | additional music engineer (as Jeff Biggers) |
| Tom Broderick | ... | additional music arranger / additional music programmer / music supervisor / musician: guitar solos |
| Leland Cox | ... | score preparation |
| Clay Duncan | ... | additional music arranger / additional music programmer |
| Marlon Espino | ... | music technical consultant |
| Sam Estes | ... | sample development |
| Bart Hendrickson | ... | additional music arranger / additional music programmer |
| Andrew Kawczynski | ... | additional music arranger / additional music programmer |
| Steven Kofsky | ... | music production services |
| Katia Lewin Jablonsky | ... | additional music engineer (as Katia Lewin Palomo) |
| Mark Mancina | ... | composer: additional music |
| Scott McDaniel | ... | senior music supervisor |
| Dave Metzger | ... | composer: additional music |
| Alan Meyerson | ... | music mixer |
| Nick Phoenix | ... | composer: additional music |
| Daniel Pinder | ... | music editor (as Dan Pinder) |
| Satnam Ramgotra | ... | musician: percussion |
| Tim Riley | ... | music supervisor |
| Adam Schmidt | ... | assistant music engineer |
| Jacob Shea | ... | composer: additional music |
| Jed Smith | ... | ethnic percussion |
| Noah Sorota | ... | composer: additional music / musician: violin |
| Andrew Zack | ... | production coordinator: Hans Zimmer |
| Hans Zimmer | ... | composer: main themes / music producer |
| Atli Örvarsson | ... | composer: additional music (as Atli Orvarsson) |
| Nima Fakhrara | ... | technical score assistant (uncredited) |
Additional Crew
| Bernard Abellada | ... | junior game designer |
| Keith Arem | ... | voice director |
| Robert Bowling | ... | executive strategist |
| Emilio Cuesta IV | ... | military consultant |
| Preston Glenn | ... | designer |
| Chris Gyselinck | ... | product specialist |
| Drew McCoy | ... | information technology |
| Brian Roycewicz | ... | quality assurance |
| Noah Sarid | ... | talent associate (as Noah Ben-Menashe) |
| Roberto Schiavulli | ... | localization tester |
| Jon Shiring | ... | programmer |
| Victoria Vives | ... | motion capture actress |
| Vince Zampella | ... | chief executive officer: Infinity Ward / chief financial officer: Infinity Ward |
| Larry Zanoff | ... | armorer |
| Kris Lavington Woods | ... | international advertising campain motiongraphics (uncredited) |
Thanks
| Joshua LaCross | ... | special thanks |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Activision (2009) (World-wide)
- Square Enix Company (2009) (Japan)
Special Effects
- Spov (motion graphics)
Other Companies
- 87Eleven (stunt action design)
- Independent Studio Services (weapons)
- PCB Productions (voice recording facilities: Los Angeles)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Five years after the events of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (2007), Russia is in political turmoil once again. Vladimir Makarov, a brutal leader and former associate of Imran Zakhaev, has set in motion a series of events that will threaten global security. After a series of vicious terrorist attacks, the situation is deemed dangerous enough for Task Force 141, led by Captain Soap MacTavish and Co., to be deployed all around the world, attempting to track down Makarov and restore peace. Written by David C. and callofduty.wikia.com |
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Box Office
| Budget | $45,000,000 (estimated) |
| Cumulative Worldwide Gross | $1,000,000,000 |
Did You Know?
| Trivia | The most profitable video game of all time at its release. It earned more than $500 million in its first 5 days. See more » |
| Goofs | The atmospheric nuclear detonation that destroys the ISS would, in fact, not do so. The lack of atmosphere would almost totally nullify the usual heat and blast wave effects associated with a nuclear explosion. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Edited into Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered (2020). See more » |
| Crazy Credits | The ending credits play over a pan through an apparent museum showing dioramas of the soldiers on the various missions played in the game, with many museum visitors observing and debating the various displays. See more » |
| Quotes |
Vladimir Makarov:
Remember... No Russian. See more » |