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: Labine provides a crucial layer of sympathy to the lab workers, proving that not all humans involved in the testing were malicious. A Lasting Cinematic Legacy
: The cynical, corner-cutting manager of the San Bruno Primate Sanctuary who cares far more about turning a profit than the welfare of the animals.
: Stars as Dr. William "Will" Rodman , a scientist seeking a cure for Alzheimer's and Caesar's "father figure".
Known to millions as Draco Malfoy from the Harry Potter series, Tom Felton plays the slimy and sadistic , the son of John Landon. Unlike his father's cold pragmatism, Dodge is cruel for sport, delighting in abusing the apes in his care and tormenting Caesar specifically. His role as a petty, cruel tyrant makes him an instantly hateable villain. Felton’s performance channels his signature sneering arrogance, making Dodge a satisfying foil for the noble Caesar. The character’s name is a clever nod to the astronauts from the original 1968 Planet of the Apes film.
: Cox brings his signature gravitas to a character who views the apes strictly as a business liability, setting up the grim environment that forces Caesar to plan his escape. Tom Felton as Dodge Landon
Searching for more on the "Rise Planet of the Apes cast"? Check out behind-the-scenes featurettes on Weta Digital’s motion-capture process and Andy Serkis’s performance diary.
The performances in Rise of the Planet of the Apes fundamentally changed how Hollywood viewed digital acting. Andy Serkis's masterclass performance triggered intense industry debates regarding whether motion-capture roles should be eligible for Academy Awards. The profound chemistry between Franco , Lithgow , and Serkis grounded a high-concept sci-fi premise into an intimate, heartbreaking family drama, setting up a critically acclaimed trilogy. Share public link
