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Being Human
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Being Human

May 6, 1994
2h 2m
★ 5.1

For Hector, history has a way of repeating itself.

Overview

One man must learn the meaning of courage across four lifetimes centuries apart.

Genres

Drama
Comedy
Fantasy

Production Companies

Warner Bros. Pictures
Enigma Productions
Fujisankei Communications Group
British Satellite Broadcasting
NatWest Ventures
The Bountiful Company

Being Human Trailers

Cast

Robin Williams

Hector

Robin Williams

Theresa Russell

The Storyteller

Theresa Russell

Maudie Johnson

Bambina

Maudie Johnson

Max Johnson

Bambino

Max Johnson

Robert Carlyle

Priest

Robert Carlyle

Irvine Allen

Raider

Irvine Allen

Tony Curran

Raider

Tony Curran

Iain Andrews

Raider

Iain Andrews

Robert Cavanah

Raider

Robert Cavanah

Eoin McCarthy

Leader

Eoin McCarthy

John Turturro

Lucinnius

John Turturro

Bill Nighy

Julian

Bill Nighy

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