A tourist on the train to Venice is approached by a mysterious woman for an unusual reason.
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Cast
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
Director
Johnny Depp
Frank Tupelo
Johnny Depp
Alexander Pearce
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
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
Writer
Christopher McQuarrie
Writer
Julian Fellowes
Writer
Jérôme Salle
Writer
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source: The Tourist
Watching this movie, I kept thinking of the great Grant/Hepburn vehicle Charade. That is, a Charade with all of the charm, sexiness, wit and sophistication sucked from the screen. A remake of a film that, from these results, seems not worth viewing once, The Tourist is a lame and leaden bore from start to finish. Because this is ostensibly a thriller, there are several "surprises" that will be less of a shock than the price of your popcorn and soda. A scene or two of mis-fired comedy. Some dullish action sequences. Depp is so low-key that one can only assume narcolepsy as a key to his portrayal. Almost a parody of Marlene Dietrich, an emaciated, down to bone-and-gristle Jolie sways through the film with a look that says "Check out these cheekbones, fellas." The costume are top notch, Venice is beautiful--and so what? Barely worth a look when it appears on video and then only for Jolie's various high fashion strolls.
