Why it may be worth watching
- The Interpreter combines Crime and Thriller elements in one feature.
- The principal cast includes Nicole Kidman, Sean Penn, Catherine Keener.
- Viewers currently rate it 6.3/10 from 1,676 votes.
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The truth needs no translation.
After Silvia Broome, an interpreter at United Nations headquarters, overhears plans of an assassination, an American Secret Service agent is sent to investigate.
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Nicole KidmanSilvia Broome
Sean PennTobin Keller
Catherine KeenerDot Woods
Jesper ChristensenNils Lud
Yvan AttalPhilippe
Earl CameronZuwanie
George HarrisKuman-Kuman
Michael WrightMarcus
Clyde KusatsuPolice Chief Lee Wu
Eric KeenleysideRory Robb
Hugo SpeerSimon Broome
Maz JobraniMo
Yusuf GatewoodDoug
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Best suited to viewers looking for Crime, Thriller.
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Why is it that every movie about a corrupt African dictator has to have a made up African country? Anyway, this particular film is a bit of a snoozefest. Sean Penn is a secret service agent in charge of keeping Nicole Kidman safe from the opposite of Wakanda -- however, is the opposite of Wakanda safe from Nicole Kidman...? This movie was shot juuust before the iPhone came out, so if you are looking for a time capsule of New York City around that time then I guess this fits the bill. At one point, Kidman glances longingly at a flute, and I had the thoug…
Why is it that every movie about a corrupt African dictator has to have a made up African country? Anyway, this particular film is a bit of a snoozefest. Sean Penn is a secret service agent in charge of keeping Nicole Kidman safe from the opposite of Wakanda -- however, is the opposite of Wakanda safe from Nicole Kidman...? This movie was shot juuust before the iPhone came out, so if you are looking for a time capsule of New York City around that time then I guess this fits the bill. At one point, Kidman glances longingly at a flute, and I had the thought that it would be awesome if there was a melodramatic flute interlude... and then there *was* one! Another brief taste of passability comes when Penn and his agents set up shop in an apartment directly across from Kidman's -- what was she doing with the curtains open in the first place? The best use for a copy of this film is to give it as a Secret Santa gift to some loser who wants to work for the UN, because God knows they can use all the help they can get...
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