Too Big to Fail (2011)
Overview
An intimate look at the epochal financial crisis of 2008 and the powerful men and women who decided the fate of the world's economy in a matter of a few weeks.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.534 |
Directed By
Curtis Hanson
Crew
Peter Gould
Curtis Hanson
Andrew Ross Sorkin
Barbara Tulliver
Carol Fenelon
Chad Tomasoski
Cody Shaw
Cheryl Kilbourne-Kimpton
David O. Rogers
Kramer Morgenthau
Michael Kirchberger
Michael Kirchberger
Peter Gould
Andrew Ross Sorkin
David A. Cohen
Christine Kim
Amanda Miller
Plummy Tucker
Tania Ribalow
Holly Unterberger
Ezra Swerdlow
Lisa Hazell
Bob Shaw
Carol Silverman
Sheila Giroux
Johnny Caruso
Veronique Lee
Chris Gridley
Shawn Petersen
Kenneth Rogoff
Melissa Toth
Mark Baechle
Julie A. Bloom
Chris Jenkins
Roy Waldspurger
Sarah Jean Porter
Kat Drazen
Pierre Rovira
Katya Blumenberg
Paula Weinstein
Jeff Levine
James Sabat
Craig Hayes
Chris Fogel
Alexa L. Fogel
Sarah Connors
Bob Beemer
Elizabeth Alvarez
Sam Black
Nicki Ledermann
Andrew Orloff
Jason Farrar
Evyen Klean
Greg Gilman
Michael Kriston
Rick Derby
Curtis Hanson
Cassandra Saulter
Chris Wright
Marcelo Zarvos
Chad Tyler
TOP CAST
William Hurt
Henry Paulson
Paul Giamatti
Ben Bernanke
James Woods
Dick Fuld
Billy Crudup
Timothy Geithner
Topher Grace
Jim Wilkinson
Matthew Modine
John Thain
Tony Shalhoub
John Mack
Bill Pullman
Jamie Dimon
Cynthia Nixon
Michele Davis
Ed Asner
Warren Buffett
Fiona Choi
Second Reporter
Evan Handler
Lloyd Blankfein
Joey Slotnick
Dan Jester
Peter Hermann
Christopher Cox
Michael O'Keefe
Chris Flowers
Maria Bartiromo
Self
Chance Kelly
Bart McDade
Ben Livingston
Investment Banker
Kathy Baker
Wendy Paulson
Amy Carlson
Erin Callan
Erin Dilly
Christal West
John Heard
Joe Gregory
Bea Miller
Buffett's Great Grandkid
Beau Baxter
Skip McGee
Ajay Mehta
Vikram Pandit
Laurence Lau
Greg Fleming
Ayad Akhtar
Neel Kashkari
Dan Hedaya
Congressman Barney Frank
Steve Tom
Senator Chris Dodd
Jonathan Freeman
Senator Richard Shelby
Linda Glick
Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi
Rutanya Alda
Admiral Evans
Rob Evans
Sir Christopher
Laila Robins
Christine Lagarde
Patricia Randell
Chairman Sheila Bair
Jennifer Van Dyck
Ruth Porat
Erin Burnett
Self
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