The Murder of Princess Diana (2007)
Overview
Rachel, an American journalist in Paris, is present the night of the fateful accident of Princess Diana and witness to the crime scene. As she starts to investigate, Rachel uncovers information that leads her to believe this was no accident, and she soon learns that there are people out there who will stop at nothing to silence her.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.626 |
Directed By
John Strickland
Crew
John Strickland
Bob Bellion
Noel Botham
Emma Reeves
Dafydd Hobson
Reg Gadney
Nina Humphreys
Olly Tellett
TOP CAST
Jennifer Morrison
Rachel Visco
Grégori Derangère
Thomas Sylvestre
Kevin McNally
Charles Davis
Jules Werner
Alain
François Marthouret
Bertrand
Jessica Turner
Amanda
Robert Davide
Giancarlo
Lucien Jean-Baptiste
Martin
Myriam Muller
Lucille Lechaim
Raymond Coulthard
Anthony
Penny Bunton
Ex-Employee of Diana
Liz Kettle
Nathalie Cochrane
Denis Braccini
Henri Paul
Nathalie Brocker
Princess Diana
Frédéric de Brabant
Dr. Riou
Nicolas de Pruyssenaere
Dr. Mailliez
Patrick Hastert
Taxi Driver
Janine Horsburgh
Female Witness
David James
Journalist
Riadh Jaouadi
Male Witness
Claire Johnston
Nathalie's Neighbour
Nora Koenig
Femle Witness
Alessandro Lancini
Security Guard
Sophie Langevin
Journalist
Jean-Michel Larré
Police Officer
Stéphane Loumi
Dodi Al-Fayed
Anne Metzler
Police Receptionist
Alessandro Palestro
Paparazzi
Dan Robb
Trevor Rees-Jones
Paul Rockenbrod
Police Officer
Luc Schiltz
Police Officer
Raoul Schlechter
Journalist
Gilles Soeder
Male Witness
Johan van Vuuren
Kes Wibgfield
Germain Wagner
Taxi Driver
Linda Woodhall
Woman at Airport
Jean-François Wolff
Police Officer
Isabelle Van Waes
Female Witness
Claude Breda
Policeman (uncredited)
Arthur Lang
Police Officer (uncredited)
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