The Two Popes
27/11/2019
Frustrated with the direction of the church, Cardinal Bergoglio requests permission to retire in 2012 from Pope Benedict. Instead, facing scandal and self-doubt, the introspective Pope Benedict summons his harshest critic and future successor to Rome to reveal a secret that would shake the foundations of the Catholic Church.
Movie Information
Jonathan Pryce
as Jorge Bergoglio / Pope Francis
Anthony Hopkins
as Joseph Ratzinger / Pope Benedict XVI
Juan Minujín
as Young Jorge Bergoglio
Luis Gnecco
as Cardinal Hummes
Cristina Banegas
as Lisabetta
María Ucedo
as Esther Ballestrine
Renato Scarpa
as Camerlengo
Sidney Cole
as Cardinal Turkson
Achille Brugnini
as Cardinal Martini
Federico Torre
as Protodeacon Estevez
Germán de Silva
as Father Yorio
Lisandro Fiks
as Father Jalics
Libero De Rienzo
as Roberto
Willie Jonah
as Cardinal Arinze
Sofia Mayra Cessak
as Amalia Damonte
Vincent Riotta
as Driver
Daphne Mereu
as Gandolfo Nun
Martina Sammarco
as Gandolfo Nun
Juan Miguel Arias
as Paolo
Daniel Juan di Cocco
as Unknown Priest
Josello Bella
as Admiral Massera
Luis Alfredo Huerga Reyna
as Captain Artiz
Andres Carlos Zurita
as Tonio
Guido Nicolas Losantos
as Father Pepe
Nicola Acunzo
as Papal Gardener
Sergio Santana
as Slum Man
Cecilia Dazzi
as Nun
Maria Florencia Larrea Arias
as Amalia's Mother
Hernan Acentares
as Father Mugica
Abril Chiara Castelli
as Ana Maria Careaga
Luciano Kaczer
as Father Dourron
Francesco di Teodoro
as Lorenzo
Walter Fabian Andrade
as Luis
Natalia Constanza Salmoral
as Woman with News
Roberto Olivieri
as Fan
Thomas D. Williams
as American Journalist
Cristobal Mamani
as Peasant
Olivia Sandy Torres
as Peasant
Adalid Paredes Blanco
as Old Man
Bonilla Del Valle
as Poor Woman
Sergio Nicolai
as Protodeacon Tauran
Daniel Hernandez
as Cardinal Quarracino
Luciano Borges
as Protester
Facundo Cardosi
as Protester
Federico Falasco
as Protester
Rafael Fernandez
as Lisabetta's Husband
Ricardo Larrama
as Tango Club Boss
Leon Barra
as Ricardo Capelli
Juan Manuel Correa
as Military Assistant
Ramiro Vayo
as Military Assistant
Pablo Trimarchi
as Tongui Soldier
Lucas Posse
as Drug Dealer
Alan Nicolás Gómez
as Drug Dealer
Joaquin Rotzait
as Drug Dealer
Simón Hempe
as Drug Dealer
Lorenzo Vigevano
as Swiss Guard
Alessandro Piavani
as Swiss Guard
Katherine Wilson
as Reporter
Matthew T. Reynolds
as Reporter
Marcela Serli
as Reporter
Michelangelo Tarditti
as Reporter
Benedict XVI
as Himself (archive footage)
Pope Francis
as Himself (archive footage)
