Third Person (2014)
Overview
An acclaimed novelist struggles to write an analysis of love in one of three stories, each set in a different city, that detail the beginning, middle and end of a relationship.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $28,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $1,749,201.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.7447 |
Directed By
Paul Haggis
Crew
Sonu Mishra
Paul Haggis
Paul Haggis
Gianpaolo Rifino
Justin Gladden
Jo Francis
Ryan Delaney
Laurence Bennett
Dimitri Capuani
Tracey Levy
Paul Haggis
Roberto Magagnini
Gian Filippo Corticelli
Francesca Birri
Martin Jensen
Raffaella Giovannetti
Elaine Grainger
Paul Breuls
Stefan Henrix
Forbes Noonan
Michela Forbicioni
Michael Nozik
Briseide Siciliano
Alan Church
Alan Pierce
Zack Mazerolle
Cian O'Laoi
Alex Yalakidis
Julia Jones
Franco Maria Salamon
Paolo Buzzetti
David Shere
Fabrizio Vicari
Yves Bertrand
Chris Benstead
Enrico Latella
Luigi Andrei
Shailendra Swarnkar
Cristina Tucci
Joel Thompson
Maria Marin
Rachel Griffiths
Marco Sticchi
James Bellamy
Luca Tranchino
Melissa Mazzocco
Maggie Rodford
Miki Kato
Massimo Gattabrusi
Maurizio Silvi
David Rush Morrison
Peter Burgis
Tim Hands
Sue Harding
Dario Marianelli
Brian Reed
Sebastiano Murer
Tim Hands
Philip Clements
Michael Miller
John Pardue
Juraj Mravec
Moran Atias
Steffen Geypens
TOP CAST
Liam Neeson
Michael
Mila Kunis
Julia
Adrien Brody
Sean
James Franco
Rick
Olivia Wilde
Anna
Maria Bello
Theresa
Kim Basinger
Elaine
Moran Atias
Monika
Michele Melega
Giorgio
Katy Louise Saunders
Gina
Loan Chabanol
Sam
Riccardo Scamarcio
Marco
Daniela Virgilio
Claire
Vinicio Marchioni
Carlo
Vincent Riotta
Gerry
Caroline Goodall
Dr. Gertner
Bob Messini
Giuseppe
Ilaria Genatiempo
Margaret
Emanuela Postacchini
Napolition Beauty
Gianni Franco
Taxi Driver (Rome)
Marius Bizău
Taxi Driver (Paris)
David Harewood
Jake
Fabrizio Biggio
Claude
Michael Margotta
Daniel
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