The Program (2015)
Overview
An Irish sports journalist becomes convinced that Lance Armstrong's performances during the Tour de France victories are fueled by banned substances. With this conviction, he starts hunting for evidence that will expose Armstrong.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $3,286,448.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.54 |
Directed By
Stephen Frears
Crew
John Hodge
David Walsh
Stephen Frears
Tim Bevan
Eric Fellner
Bradley Porter
Zack Duhame
Danny Cohen
Alex Heffes
Richard Davies
Valerio Bonelli
Jane Petrie
Alan MacDonald
Jeremy Conway
Denis Schnegg
Gabriella Villarreal
Felicity Bowring
Felicity Bowring
Luke Anthony
Luke Anthony
Siobhán McGrath
Sue Wyburgh
Tania Blunden
Rozenn Le Pape
Barrie McCulloch
Gareth Milne
Zoe Liang
Guilhem Malgoire
Alan Bailey
Kate Morath
Becki Ponting
Andy Walker
Ian Wilson
Neil Toddy Todd
Simon Baker
Thomas Browne
Danny Cohen
Andy Long
Alex Mott
Van Redin
Dean Rogers
Stephany Baskin
Jérôme Brousseau
Sian Evans
Martina Zamolo
Karen Elliott
Susanna Lenton
Simon Mills
Jennifer Simonnet
Kirsten Lane
TOP CAST
Ben Foster
Lance Armstrong
Chris O'Dowd
David Walsh
Guillaume Canet
Dr. Ferrari
Jesse Plemons
Floyd Landis
Lee Pace
Bill Stapleton
Denis Ménochet
Johan Bruyneel
Edward Hogg
Frankie Andreu
Dustin Hoffman
Bob Hamman
Elaine Cassidy
Betsy Andreu
Laura Donnelly
Emma O'Reilly
Peter Wight
Sunday Times Editor
Nathan Wiley
Charles Pelkey
Chris Larkin
John Wilcockson
Mark Little
Rupert Guinness
Michael G. Wilson
Lance's Doctor
Sid Phoenix
Tony
Josh O’Connor
Rich
Sam Hoare
Stephen Swart
James Harkness
Wayne
Saskia Reeves
Conference Director
Chloe Hayward
Kristin
Adam LeFevre
Jeffrey Tillotson
Brent Langdon
Richard Faulkner
J.D. Evermore
Tailwind Executive
Nicolas Robin
Christophe Bassons
Julien Vialon
John Lelangue
Chiké Okonkwo
Young Hospital Doctor
Daniel Stewart
Sunday Times Lawyer
Yves Aubert
Race Official
Paul Kelleher
Floyd Landis' Father
Philippe Smolikowski
Jean-Michel Rouet
Lucien Guignard
Alberto Contador
John Schwab
Travis Tygart
David Bertrand
U.C.I. Official
Christy Meyer
U.S. Sports Journalist
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