Lucifer
American television series (2016–2021)
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Lucifer is a television series[1]. Lucifer ranks in the top 3% of television series entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (54,419 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Director: Len Wiseman[3], Kevin Alejandro[4], Matt Earl Beesley[5], David Frazee[6], Nathan Hope[7], Eriq La Salle[8], Tim Matheson[9], David Paymer[10], Eagle Egilsson[11], Greg Beeman[12], Mark Tonderai[13], Tara Nicole Weyr[14], Eduardo Sánchez[15], Hanelle Culpepper[16]
- Screenwriter: Tom Kapinos[17], Neil Gaiman[18], Sheri Elwood[19], Ildy Modrovich[20], Jenn Kao[21], Chris Rafferty[22], Alex Katsnelson[23], Joe Henderson[24], Jason Ning[25], Julia Fontana[26], Mike Costa[27], Jeffrey Lieber[28], Jennifer Graham Imada[29], Carly Woodworth[30]
- Composer: Marco Beltrami[31], Dennis Smith[32], Ben Decter[33], Jeff Russo[34]
- Genre: crime television series[35], fantasy television series[36], comedy drama[37], horror television series[38], police procedural[39], urban fantasy[40], Satanic film[41]
- Named after: Lucifer[42], Phosphorus[43]
- Based on: Lucifer[44]
- Cast member: Tom Ellis[45], Lauren German[46], Lesley-Ann Brandt[47], Kevin Alejandro[48], Rachael Harris[49], D. B. Woodside[50], Tricia Helfer[51], Aimee Garcia[52], Tom Welling[53], Kevin Rankin[54], Scarlett Estevez[55], Inbar Lavi[56], Adam Korson[57], Timothy Omundson[58]
Why It Matters
Lucifer has Wikipedia articles in 26 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[59] Lucifer is known by 18 alternative names across languages and contexts.[60]