» Starting filmation - April 25, 2006
» Release USA - August 10, 2007

» Country - USA/UK
» Genre - Fantasy / Action / Adventure / Drama / Sci-Fi
» Budget estimated - $65,000,000

» USA - August 10, 2007
» Russia - August 9, 2007
» Germany - October 3, 2007
» Brazil - October 12, 2007
» Spain - October 26, 2007

» Original Title - Stardust
» Spanish - Stardust
» German - Der Sternwanderer
» Brazilian - Stardust - O Mistério da Estrela Cadente

Carrie 'CeCe' Cline - Krystelle
Jake Curran - Bernard
Josie Rees - Xenia
Melanie Hill - Ditchwater Sal
Ricky Gervais - Ferdy The Fence

» Screenwritters - Matthew Vaughn & Jane Goldman
» Producers - Matthew Vaughn & Michael Dreyer, Neil Gaiman & Lorenzo di Bonaventura
» Executive producers - Stephen Marks, Peter Morton, Brad Weston & David Womark
» Associate producer - Tarquin Pack
» Photography - Ben Davis
» Production Design - Gavin Bocquet
» Set Decoration - Peter Young
» Costume Design - Sammy Sheldon
» Makeup/Hair Designer - Fae Hammond
» Makeup Artist (Michelle Pfeiffer) - Ronnie Specter
» Film Editing - Jon Harris
» Casting - Lucinda Syson

» Production Companies
- Paramount Pictures
- Di Bonaventura Pictures
- MARV Films
- Ingenious Film Partners

During the Victorian era, in the small village of Wall, a stone barrier separates our world from the land of Faerie. Although there is a break in the bulwark, which is constantly guarded by two townsmen with cudgels, there are hardly ever any troubles between the two realms. Once every nine years, during "the Market," villagers and outsiders are allowed to enter Faerie and sell, buy, and trade with the magical inhabitants. During the Market, young Dunstan Thorn is given his "heart's desire" and soon finds himself making love to an alluring but cursed faerie maiden.

Dunstan returns to Wall to marry Daisy Hempstock, but nine months later an infant is found at the crack in the barrier with a card pinned to its blanket reading: Tristan Thorn. Tristan grows to manhood as a human, but certain faerie features and abilities make themselves known. He falls in love with the standoffish Victoria Forester, and in the heat of a romantic moment promises her anything she might wish. As they watch a star fall toearth,Victoria jokingly promises that she will marry Tristan if he returns with the star.

True to his own oath, Tristan sets out to find the star for his beloved. Once in Faerie, his mystical heritage comes in handy as he recalls places and history that he's never been formally taught. However, Tristan isn't the only one hunting for the star, and his competitors are decidedly unfriendly. An ancient trio of witch-queens called the Lilim need the star's heart to add years of youth to their already near-immortal lives, and will stop at nothing to gain what they want. Also in search of the star are the three remaining devious and deadly sons of the Lord of Stormhold, for therein lies the power of their family. Eventually, though, Tristan discovers the fallen star, which appears as a lovely young woman with a broken leg, and though he's forced to take her with him against her will, he eventually becomes her sworn protector.

» Hornafjördur, Höfn. Iceland
» Castle Combe, Wiltshire, England, UK
» Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK
» Menwith Hill, Yorkshire, England, UK
» Cotswolds, Oxfordshire, England, UK
» Eilean Iarmain, Isle Of Skye, Scotland, UK
» Loch Lomond, Scotland, UK
» Pinewood Studios, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire, England, UK

» Neil Gaiman’s become involved with the film, working to take Vaughn and Goldman’s ideas and then play with them. In addition, Gaiman is one of the producers of the film.

» Layke Anderson and Alex Pettyfer auditioned for the role of Tristan Thorn.

» Some of the actors in the movie-cast had already coincided with Michelle Pfeiffer in other films: Rupert Everett was the Titania's Oberon in A Midsummer Night's Dream in 1999, Claire Danes was the Michelle's daughter in To Gilliam On Her 37th Birthday in 1996 and Alfred Molina as the wolves chaser scared to Isabeau in Ladyhawke in 1984.