Release date: December 7, 2007 More »

Country	Date
Argentina	December 13, 2007
Australia	December 26, 2007
Belgium	December 5, 2007
Brazil	December 25, 2007
Bulgaria	December 14, 2007
Canada	December 7, 2007
China	March 28, 2008
Colombia	December 25, 2007
Denmark	December 7, 2007
Egypt	May 14, 2008
Estonia	December 14, 2007
Finland	December 5, 2007
France	December 5, 2007
Germany	December 6, 2007
Greece	December 20, 2007
Hong Kong	December 20, 2007
Hungary	December 13, 2007
Iceland	December 26, 2007
India	January 4, 2008
Israel	December 5, 2007
Italy	December 14, 2007
Japan	March 1, 2008
Kuwait	December 18, 2007
Latvia	December 14, 2007
Malaysia	December 6, 2007
Mexico	December 14, 2007
Netherlands	December 6, 2007
Norway	December 5, 2007
Panama	December 21, 2007
Peru	December 6, 2007
Philippines	December 5, 2007
Poland	December 6, 2007
Portugal	December 6, 2007
Russia	December 6, 2007
Serbia	December 11, 2007
Singapore	December 6, 2007
Slovenia	December 13, 2007
South Korea	December 18, 2007
Spain	December 5, 2007
Sweden	December 7, 2007
Taiwan	December 7, 2007
Thailand	December 5, 2007
Turkey	December 7, 2007
UK	November 27, 2007
Ukraine	December 7, 2007
USA	December 7, 2007
Venezuela	December 14, 2007

Cast:

• Nicole Kidman as Mrs. Coulter
• Daniel Craig as Lord Asriel
• Dakota Blue Richards as Lyra
• Ben Walker as Roger
• Freddie Highmore as Pantalaimon (voice)
• Ian McKellen as Iorek Byrnison (voice)
• Eva Green as Serafina Pekkala
• Jim Carter as John Faa
• Tom Courtenay as Farder Coram
• Ian McShane as Ragnar Sturlusson (voice)
• Sam Elliott as Lee Scoresby
• Christopher Lee as First High Councilor
• Kristin Scott Thomas as Stelmaria (voice)
• Edward de Souza as Second High Councilor
• Kathy Bates as Hester (voice)
• Simon McBurney as Fra Pavel
• Jack Shepherd as Master
• Magda Szubanski as Mrs. Lonsdale
• Derek Jacobi as Magisterial Emissary
• Clare Higgins as Ma Costa
• Charlie Rowe as Billy Costa
• Steven Loton as Tony Costa
• Michael Antoniou as Kerim Costa
• Mark Mottram as Jaxer Costa
• Paul Antony-Barber as Bolvangar Doctor
• Jason Watkins as Bolvangar Official
• Jody Halse as Bolvangar Orderly
• Hattie Morahan as Sister Clara
• John Bett as Thorold
• John Franklyn-Robbins as Librarian
• Jonathan Laury as Younger Fellow
• Tommy Luther as Jacob Huismans / Daemon Puppeteer
• James Rawlings as Passing Scholar
• Joao de Sousa as Hunt
• Habib Nasib Nader as Ragnar
• Theo Fraser Steele as Magisterial Officer
• Bill Hurst as Police Captain
• Elliot Cowan as Commanding Officer
• Sam Hoare as Second-in-Command
• Thomas Arnold as Gobbler
• David Garrick as Gobbler
• Brian Nickels as Gobbler
• Gary Kane as Gobbler
• Alfred Harmsworth as Gyptian Kid
• Charles Evanson as Gyptian Chief
• Patrick Cleary as Gyptian Chief
• Tarek Khalil as Gyptian Chief
• Madrios Ohannessian as Gyptian Chief
• Sandra Wolfe as Gyptian Chief
• Hewson Osbourne as Fellow
• Albert Kendrick as Fellow
• John Cartier as Fellow
• Chris Abbott as Fellow
• Alex Terentyev as Tartar Officer
• David Forman as Samoyed Kidnapper
• Martin Ballantyne as Trollesunt (uncredited)
• Tom Barker as Gyptian Child (uncredited)
• Clive Elkington as Student (uncredited)
• Tim Glanfield as Magisterial Guard (uncredited)
• Forbes KB as Tartar Guard (uncredited)
• Pamela Kempthorne as Gyptian (uncredited)
• David Roker as Magesterial Official (uncredited)
• John Snowden as Trollesunt Fishmonger (uncredited)
• Helen Soraya as Witch (uncredited)
• Harry Taylor as Ships Captain (uncredited)
• Jp Turner as Trollesundian (uncredited)
• John Warman as Magisterial Guard (uncredited)
• Spencer Wilding as Giant Egyptian (uncredited)
• Chris Wilson as Magisterial Guard (uncredited)
• Liang Yang as Samoyed Kidnapper (uncredited)
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About:

Lyra Belaqua, living in Oxford's Jordan College, is not but a young girl living among scholars. Her world may seem diverse, from physical embodiments of souls that take the shape of an animal, but similar with people around you to become friends and enemies. She is thrown into a perilous adventure when she overhears a conversation of an extraordinary microscopic particle, Dust. This particle is said to unite different worlds, and is feared by many who want to destroy it forever. As Lyra is flung into the middle of this horrible struggle, she meets wondrous creatures both big and small, and villains who are not what they seem. Gobblers, that kidnap children, will turn out in the most unexpected places. And a magical compass of gold that will answer any question if one is skilled enough to read it. Lyra's adventure continues throughout these three books, and the first is about to be told.