El hombre que no sabía nada (1997)
Comedia de enredo protagonizada un provinciano de Estados Unidos cuya máxima aspiración es convertirse en actor. Cuando acude a visitar a su hermano, un banquero de Londres que está a punto de cerrar un importante negocio, éste intenta deshacerse de su hermano enviándole a una audición de teatro. Pero debido a una confusión, se verá envuelto en una compleja trama de espías soviéticos y británicos que intentan desestabilizar la paz mundial. (FILMAFFINITY)
Directora:
Jon Amiel
Escritores:
Robert Farrar, Howard Franklin.
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Bill Murray as Wallace Ritchie |
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Peter Gallagher as James Ritchie |
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Joanne Whalley as Lori |
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Alfred Molina as Boris |
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Richard Wilson as Daggenhurst |
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John Standing as Embleton |
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Simon Chandler as Hawkins |
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Geraldine James as Ludmilla Kropotkin |
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Anna Chancellor as Barbara Ritchie |
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Nicholas Woodeson as Sergei |
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Cliff Parisi as Uri |
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John Thomson as Dimitri |
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Janet Henfrey as Ms. Goldstein |
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Terry O'Neill as Spenser |
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Isabel Hernandez as Consuela |
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Donald Pickering as Sir Duncan |
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Venetia Barrett as Sir Duncan's Wife |
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Terence Harvey as Herr Schuster |
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Cate Fowler as Frau Schuster |
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Richard Dixon as Rupert |
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Sarah Crowden as Sylvia |
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Barnaby Kay as SWAT Team Leader |
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David Hounslow as Wilkie |
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Adam Fogerty as Newman |
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Jacqueline Phillips as Annabel |
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Inday Ba as Des |
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Dexter Fletcher as Otto |
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Josephine Gradwell as WPC Wendy |
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Linda Broughton as Middle-aged Woman |
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David Boyce as Middle-aged Man |
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Jo Dow as Hotel Manager |
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Derek Smee as Desk Clerk |
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Sheila Reid as Woman in SS Cap |
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Bob Holmes as Husband in Hotel Room |
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Paul Shearer as TV Reporter |
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Yoshinori Yamamoto as Japanese Man |
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Toshie Ogura as Japanese Woman |
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Charles Simon as Aged Desk Night Clerk |
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Roger Morlidge as PC Cochrane |
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Ashley Gunstock as Policeman in Car #2 |
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Judith Dawson as TV Newscaster |
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David Michaels as MI5 Agent |
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Damian Myerscough as Stage Manager |
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Jason Round as Policeman |
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Andrew Woodall as Malloy |
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Malcolm Storry as Chief Inspector Cockburn |
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Eddie Marsan as Mugger #1 |
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Tat Whalley as Mugger #2 |
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Fred Whitham as Toastmaster |
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Daryll Kay as Liveried Child |
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Linzi Lazlo-Carr as Liveried Child |
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Richard Cubison as Immigration Officer |
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Sarah Greene as TV Presenter |
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Mike Smith as TV Presenter |
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J.E. Freeman as CIA Man |
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Maxwell Caulfield as British Agent |
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Mike Justus as Waiter |
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Mark Chapman as voice overs (uncredited) |
| Directing | Jon Amiel | Director |
| Writing | Robert Farrar | Screenplay |
| Sound | Christopher Young | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Robert M. Stevens | Director of Photography |
| Production | Arnon Milchan | Producer |
| Production | Michael G. Nathanson | Producer |
| Production | Mark Tarlov | Producer |
| Production | Michelle Guish | Casting |
| Editing | Pamela Power | Editor |
| Art | Jim Clay | Production Design |
| Art | Chris Seagers | Art Direction |
| Art | Maggie Gray | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Janty Yates | Costume Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Mark Foster | Costume Supervisor |
| Crew | Aletta Collins | Choreographer |
| Directing | Sally Jones | Script Supervisor |
| Writing | Howard Franklin | Screenplay |
| Crew | Ralph Sall | Executive Music Producer |
| Production | Madeline Warren | Co-Producer |
| Production | Elisabeth Robinson | Executive Producer |
| Production | Joseph M. Caracciolo Jr. | Executive Producer |
| Writing | Robert Farrar | Novel |
| Crew | Mark Southworth | Stunts |
