Can You Ever Forgive Me? (2018)
Overview
When a bestselling celebrity biographer is no longer able to get published because she has fallen out of step with current tastes, she turns her art form to deception.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $8,586,944.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.604 |
Directed By
Marielle Heller
Crew
Nicole Holofcener
Lee Israel
Marielle Heller
Mateo Márquez
Ma Kalaadevi Ananda
Glenfield Payne
Arjun Bhasin
Deborah Wheatley
Sarah E. McMillan
Jawal Nga
Damian Volpe
Nate Heller
Amy Nauiokas
Shannen Walsh
Brandon Trost
David Yarnell
Jeff Whitty
Pamela Hirsch
Anne Carey
Joe White
Anne McCabe
Stephen H. Carter
Bob Balaban
Robert Fernandez
Marci Mudd
Matthew T. Griffin
Andrea Burrell
Adam Bennati
Tracey Phillips-Boone
Lawrence Bell
Erika Abberton
Sascha Springer
Henriette Lopez
Brian Lynch
Adam Dicterow
Rachel Chancey
Ted Caplan
Jack Mortellaro Jr.
Jennifer Euston
Jill Alexander
Jen Grubbs
Howard Paar
Truman Clark McCasland
Matt Duncan
Filipe Messeder
Charlie Dibe
Shani Geva
Tim Metivier
Richard P. Ulivella
Jessica Hunt
Lemuel Herarte
Victoria Wood
Jimmy Gribbin
Karen Kane
Timothy R. Boyce Jr.
Pamela Hirsch
John O'Grady
Tony Martinez
Mike Morini
Christa Lewandowski
Vance Miller
Graham Wichman
Todd Antonio Somodevilla
Rebecca Breckel
Matt Snedecor
David Stern
Brian Lynch
Mary Cybulski
Kelley Cribben
Michael Rivera
Ma Kalaadevi Ananda
Chuck Ryant
John S. Moyer
Lisa Green
Dave Palestine
Linda Flowers
Michael Herlihy
Chelsea Ryan
Matthew Selkirk
Jay Peck
James Hammer
Barbara Sansone
Loriel Letizia
Hannah L. Smith
T.K. Knowles
John S. Moyer
Graham Burt
Graham Burt
Kayla Viani
Robert Hein
Bobby Johanson
David M. Waldron
John Bair
Dann Fink
Kim Safatsky
Sean Heilig
Renuka Ballal
Nate Heller
Tony Behringer
S.J. Allocco
Mike Myers
Jamie Coffey
Brooke Ensign
Stephanie DeCourcey
Cinder Chou
Nick Pray
Bruce Winant
Dahlia Warner
Patrick O'Hala
Alyssa Alimaras
Josh Nadelman
Shellie Gillespie
Frank Beggins
Teddy Blanks
TOP CAST
Melissa McCarthy
Lee Israel
Richard E. Grant
Jack Hock
Dolly Wells
Anna
Ben Falcone
Alan Schmidt
Gregory Korostishevsky
Andrei
Jane Curtin
Marjorie
Stephen Spinella
Paul
Christian Navarro
Kurt
Pun Bandhu
Agent Doyle
Erik LaRay Harvey
Agent Solanas
Brandon Scott Jones
Glen
Shae D'Lyn
Nell
Rosal Colon
Rachel
Anna Deavere Smith
Elaine
Marc Evan Jackson
Lloyd
Marcella Lowery
Guest at Party
Roberta Wallach
Tom Clancy Groupie
Tina Benko
Karen
Sandy Rosenberg
Yale Librarian
Kevin Carolan
Tom Clancy
Ben Rauch
Coat Check Guy
Ethel Fisher
Mrs. Unger
Chris Lamberth
Exterminator
Joanna Adler
Arlene
Mary B. McCann
Judge
Michael Laurence
Fenwick
Michael Cyril Creighton
Harry
Alice Kremelberg
Server
Moisés Acevedo
Stationery Clerk
Lucy DeVito
Gossipy Office Worker
Josh Evans
Boss in Office
Ricky Garcia
Security Guard
Charlotte Mary Wen
Cubicle Worker
Marcus Choi
Another Cubicle Worker
Justin Vivian Bond
Lounge Singer
Tim Cummings
Craig
Havilah Brewster
Toni
Dann Fink
Male (voice)
Zabryna Guevara
Female (voice)
Bonita Hamilton
Female (voice)
Dan McCabe
Male (voice)
Sean Oliver
Male (voice)
Lori Prince
Female (voice)
Armando Riesco
Male (voice)
Sandy Rustin
Female (voice)
George Aloi
Literary Agent (uncredited)
Tiffany Blair
Lady with Bird (uncredited)
Linwood Brown
Prosecutor (uncredited)
Kevin Cristaldi
Other Dealer (uncredited)
Barbara Ann Davison
Bookstore Employee (uncredited)
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