nigel cooke played arthur in arthur and the invisibles.
who plays arthur in arthur and the invisibles?
nigel cooke
arthur 3: the war of the two worlds (french: arthur et la guerre des deux mondes, also known in north america as arthur and the invisibles 3 or simply arthur 3) is a 2010 english-language french animated/live-action feature film co-written, co-produced and directed by luc besson, based on his novel of the same title and starring freddie highmore and the other actors that reprise for the movie. europacorp produced the film, which is the third and final installment in besson's arthur series, following "arthur and the invisibles" and continuing "arthur and the revenge of maltazard", the film begins with nothing left to lose, arthur must begin to grow back to his normal size and faces maltazard in massive final battle as maltazard threatens to take over the entire universe.
arthur 3: the war of the two worlds
the first volume of "the invisibles" introduces dane mcgowan, an angry teen from liverpool, as he attempts to burn down his school. abandoned by his father and neglected by his mother, dane takes out his anger and frustration through destruction. in the first issue of the series, dane is recruited by the invisibles, a ragtag band of freedom fighters led by king mob, a charismatic, cold-blooded assassin. the next arc, "down and out in heaven and hell", shows dane as he tries to survive on his own in london after being abandoned by the invisibles. dane is mentored by tom o'bedlam, an elderly homeless man who is secretly a member of the invisibles. tom shows dane the magic in the everyday world and helps him realize that his anger prevents him from experiencing real emotions. while wandering with tom, dane has a partially remembered alien abduction experience and is transported into a different dimension. eventually dane returns to the invisibles, taking the codename "jack frost". the next arc, "arcadia", follows the invisibles as they go back in time via astral projection to the french revolution. jack is almost killed by a demonic agent of the outer church, the invisibles’ chief enemy. as the arc closes, jack declares that he is leaving the invisibles.
the invisibles