O Homem Que Sabia de Menos
14/11/1997
Wallace (Bill Murray) é um americano que viaja até a Inglaterra para passar seu aniversário com James (Peter Gallagher), seu irmão. Ao ver o irmão James fica feliz, mas como tem um importante jantar de negócios com alemães e Wallace não é a pessoa ideal para estar neste tipo de reunião, ele lhe paga para participar do Teatro da Vida, uma representação interativa onde o palco é formado pelas ruas e casas e, mesmo sem decorar as falas, a pessoa é o astro de uma história, na qual artistas contratados guiam o novo ator. Wallace concorda em participar, mas quando vai pegar instruções através de um telefone público recebe uma mensagem, que pensa ser do Teatro da Vida. Logo se envolve em um plano de assassinato, que visa cancelar a assinatura de um tratado de paz anglo-russo e restabelecer a guerra fria na Europa.
Informações do filme
Bill Murray
as Wallace Ritchie
Peter Gallagher
as James Ritchie
Joanne Whalley
as Lori
Alfred Molina
as Boris
Richard Wilson
as Daggenhurst
John Standing
as Embleton
Simon Chandler
as Hawkins
Geraldine James
as Ludmilla Kropotkin
Anna Chancellor
as Barbara Ritchie
Nicholas Woodeson
as Sergei
Cliff Parisi
as Uri
John Thomson
as Dimitri
Janet Henfrey
as Ms. Goldstein
Terry O'Neill
as Spenser
Isabel Hernandez
as Consuela
Donald Pickering
as Sir Duncan
Venetia Barrett
as Sir Duncan's Wife
Terence Harvey
as Herr Schuster
Cate Fowler
as Frau Schuster
Richard Dixon
as Rupert
Sarah Crowden
as Sylvia
Barnaby Kay
as SWAT Team Leader
David Hounslow
as Wilkie
Adam Fogerty
as Newman
Jacqueline Phillips
as Annabel
Inday Ba
as Des
Dexter Fletcher
as Otto
Josephine Gradwell
as WPC Wendy
Linda Broughton
as Middle-aged Woman
David Boyce
as Middle-aged Man
Jo Dow
as Hotel Manager
Derek Smee
as Desk Clerk
Sheila Reid
as Woman in SS Cap
Bob Holmes
as Husband in Hotel Room
Paul Shearer
as TV Reporter
Yoshinori Yamamoto
as Japanese Man
Toshie Ogura
as Japanese Woman
Charles Simon
as Aged Desk Night Clerk
Roger Morlidge
as PC Cochrane
Ashley Gunstock
as Policeman in Car #2
Judith Dawson
as TV Newscaster
David Michaels
as MI5 Agent
Damian Myerscough
as Stage Manager
Jason Round
as Policeman
Andrew Woodall
as Malloy
Malcolm Storry
as Chief Inspector Cockburn
Eddie Marsan
as Mugger #1
Tat Whalley
as Mugger #2
Fred Whitham
as Toastmaster
Daryll Kay
as Liveried Child
Linzi Lazlo-Carr
as Liveried Child
Richard Cubison
as Immigration Officer
Sarah Greene
as TV Presenter
Mike Smith
as TV Presenter
J.E. Freeman
as CIA Man
Maxwell Caulfield
as British Agent
Mike Justus
as Waiter
Jason Lewis
as Russian Dancer
