Movie: Blue Whales: Return of the Giants

Top 7 Billed Cast

Andy Serkis
Andy Serkis

Narrator (voice)

Diane Gendron
Diane Gendron

Marine Biologist

Jeremy Kiszka
Jeremy Kiszka

Marine Biologist

Ladd Irvine
Ladd Irvine

Marine Biologist

Kate Stafford
Kate Stafford

Bioacoustician

Ella Nancy
Ella Nancy

Marine Biologist

Jasivi Arcos Diaz
Jasivi Arcos Diaz

Research Assistant

Video Trailer Blue Whales: Return of the Giants

Video: Blue Whales - Return of the Giants | Official Trailer 4K | SK Films

Blue Whales - Return of the Giants | Official Trailer 4K | SK Films

Blue Whales - Return of the Giants | Official Trailer 4K | SK Films

BLUE WHALES: RETURN OF THE GIANTS - Behind the Scenes with Director Hugh Pearson

BLUE WHALES: RETURN OF THE GIANTS - Behind the Scenes with Director Hugh Pearson

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Blue Whales - Return of the Giants | Official Trailer 4K | SK Films

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BLUE WHALES: RETURN OF THE GIANTS - Behind the Scenes with Director Hugh Pearson

BLUE WHALES: RETURN OF THE GIANTS - Behind the Scenes with Director Hugh Pearson - Behind the Scenes

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