In Kraven the Hunter, Aaron Taylor-Johnson portrays Sergei Kravinoff, known as Kraven, a bizarre character whose nickname ironically suggests cowardice, despite being a powerful hunter.
Fred Hechinger's character, Dmitri, stands out with his Funko Pop proportions, embodying a nightclub-owning mimic that adds to the film's overall oddity and humor.
Russell Crowe plays Nikolai, Kraven's father, whose toxic masculinity is exemplified in his absurd reaction to his son's failure during a critical moment after a lion attack.
The film features Christopher Abbott as the Foreigner, an assassin whose confusing counting abilities and stylish attire offer another layer of peculiarity, enhancing the movie's weirdness.
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