The Tourist (2010) Directed by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
Action / Mystery / Romance / Thriller
Film Synopsis
On a train bound for Venice, Elise takes a seat next to an American
tourist, Frank. She has chosen him to act as a decoy, hoping that
the police will mistake him for her lover, whom they are hunting.
They must evade not only the police, buts also the gangster from whom
Elise's real lover stole a large amount of money...
Script: Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, Christopher McQuarrie, Julian Fellowes, Jérôme Salle
Cinematographer: John Seale
Music: James Newton Howard
Cast:Johnny Depp (Frank Tupelo),
Angelina Jolie (Elise Clifton-Ward),
Paul Bettany (Inspector John Acheson),
Timothy Dalton (Chief Inspector Jones),
Steven Berkoff (Reginald Shaw),
Rufus Sewell (The Englishman),
Christian De Sica (Colonnello Lombardi),
Alessio Boni (Sergente Cerato),
Daniele Pecci (Tenente Narduzzi),
Giovanni Guidelli (Tenente Tommassini),
Raoul Bova (Conte Filippo Gaggia),
Bruno Wolkowitch (Capitaine Courson),
Marc Ruchmann (Brigadier Kaiser),
Julien Baumgartner (Brigadier Ricuort),
François Vincentelli (Brigadier Marion),
Clément Sibony (Brigadier Rousseau),
Jean-Claude Adelin (Brigadier Cavillan),
Jean-Marie Lamour (Cafe Waiter Jean-Michel),
Nicolas Guillot (Cafe Head Waiter Jérôme),
Mhamed Arezki (Courier Achmed Tchebali)
Country: USA / France
Language: English / French / Italian / Russian / Spanish
Support: Color
Runtime: 103 min
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