Before Sunrise (1995)
Overview
A young man and woman meet on a train in Europe, and wind up spending one evening together in Vienna. Unfortunately, both know that this will probably be their only night together.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $2,500,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $5,987,386.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 50.127 |
Directed By
Richard Linklater
Crew
Florentina Welley
Richard Linklater
Alycia Aumuller
Fred Frith
Anne Walker-McBay
Judy Henderson
Sandra Adair
Florian Reichmann
Lee Daniel
Sheri Galloway
Charles W. Ritter
Reilly Steele
Gero Lasnig
Todd Toon
Wayne Bell
Christopher Moriana
Larry Seyer
Paul Koronkiewicz
Ossama Khuluki
Thomas Szabolcs
Tom Hammond
John Sloss
Steve Jaszkowiak
Kim Krizan
Richard Linklater
Paul Alexander
Ellen Winn Wendl
Gernot Schaffler
Wolfgang Ramml
Lisa Pantone
Karen Dunst
Karen Dunst
Gregory Jacobs
Thomas Horwath
TOP CAST
Ethan Hawke
Jesse
Julie Delpy
Céline
Andrea Eckert
Wife on Train
Hanno Pöschl
Husband on Train
Karl Bruckschwaiger
Guy on Bridge
Tex Rubinowitz
Guy on Bridge
Erni Mangold
Palm Reader
Dominik Castell
Street Poet
Haymon Maria Buttinger
Bartender
Harold Waiglein
Guitarist in Club
Bilge Jeschim
Belly Dancer
Kurti
Percussionist
Hans Weingartner
Cafe Patron
Liese Lyon
Cafe Patron
Peter Ily Huemer
Cafe Patron
Otto Reiter
Cafe Patron
Hubert Fabian Kulterer
Cafe Patron
Branko Andrić 'Andrla'
Cafe Patron
Constanze Schweiger
Cafe Patron
John Sloss
Cafe Patron
Alexandra Seibel
Cafe Patron
Georg Schöllhammer
Cafe Patron
Christian Ankowitsch
Cafe Patron
Wilbirg Reiter
Cafe Patron
Barbara Klebel
Musician on Boat
Wolfgang Staribacher
Musician on Boat
Wolfgang Glüxam
Harpsichord Player
Adam Goldberg
Man Sleeping on Train (uncredited)
Richard Linklater
Man in Shonen Knife T-Shirt Playing Foosball (uncredited)
Paul Poet
Guy in Bar (uncredited)
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