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Some of literature's most terrifying characters, including Dr. Frankenstein, Dorian Gray, and iconic figures from the novel Dracula are lurking in the darkest corners of Victorian London. Penny Dreadful is a frightening psychological thriller that weaves together these classic horror origin stories into a new adult drama.
London 1891. Renowned explorer Sir Malcolm Murray and the strangely beautiful Vanessa Ives recruit American sharp-shooter Ethan Chandler and Dr. Victor Frankenstein to help them search for someone who has been lost.
Vanessa and Sir Malcolm encounter the mysteriously beautiful Dorian Gray at a party. Things take a turn, however, when renowned medium Madame Kali hosts a seance. Meanwhile, Ethan befriends Ms. Brona Croft, a young Irish immigrant.
Dr. Frankenstein is confronted by his past. Vanessa has a vision of Mina, which leads to a strange discovery at the London Zoo.
Vanessa's infatuation with Dorian Gray grows. Professor Van Helsing is hired to work with Dr. Frankenstein. Fenton draws his master to Sir Malcolm's mansion.
Vanessa recalls her past and the events that ultimately lead to Mina's disappearance.
Vanessa's latest vision leads Sir Malcolm, Ethan and Sembene on a search. Professor Van Helsing reveals more details to Dr. Frankenstein about who has taken Mina.
Over the course of four harrowing weeks, Sir Malcolm, Ethan, Dr. Frankenstein and Sembene do everything they can to save Vanessa from what's within her.
After a vision of the Grand Guignol, Vanessa, Sir Malcolm, Ethan, Dr. Frankenstein and Sembene explore an empty theater only to be confronted by their worst nightmares.
Cast: Eva Green, Josh Hartnett, Timothy Dalton, Harry Treadaway, Reeve Carney, Rory Kinnear, Billie Piper, Danny Sapani, Simon Russell Beale, Douglas Hodge, Sarah Greene, Helen McCrory, Jack Hickey, Olivia Llewellyn, Patti LuPone, Wes Studi, Shazad Latif, Samuel Barnett, Christian Camargo, Jessica Barden, Tamsin Topolski, Ruth Gemmell, Nicole O'Neill, Olivia Chenery, Alex Price, Sebastian Croft, Perdita Weeks, Noni Stapleton, David Haig, Stephen Lord
Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Drama, Mystery, Action & Adventure
Maturity rating: PG
Eva Green
Vanessa Ives
Josh Hartnett
Ethan Chandler
Timothy Dalton
Malcolm Murray
Harry Treadaway
Victor Frankenstein
Reeve Carney
Dorian Gray
Rory Kinnear
John Clare / The Creature
Billie Piper
Lily / Brona Croft
Danny Sapani
Sembene
Simon Russell Beale
Ferdinand Lyle
Douglas Hodge
Bartholomew Rusk
Sarah Greene
Hecate Poole
Helen McCrory
Madame Kali
Jack Hickey
Junior Inspector
Olivia Llewellyn
Mina Harker
Patti LuPone
Dr. Seward
Wes Studi
Kaetenay
Shazad Latif
Henry Jekyll
Samuel Barnett
Renfield
Christian Camargo
Alexander Sweet
Jessica Barden
Justine
Tamsin Topolski
Lavinia Putney
Ruth Gemmell
Octavia Putney
Nicole O'Neill
Witch #1
Olivia Chenery
Witch #2
Alex Price
Proteus
Sebastian Croft
Boy Familiar
Perdita Weeks
Catriona Hartdegen
Noni Stapleton
Gladys Murray
David Haig
Oscar Putney
Stephen Lord
Warren Roper
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