Unfaithful (2002)

Dir: Adrian Lyne Drama / Thriller stars 3

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Unfaithful is an American-German-French thriller film first released in 2002, directed by Adrian Lyne. The film stars Diane Lane, Erik Per Sullivan, Richard Gere, Olivier Martinez and Myra Lucretia Taylor. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Adrian Lyne
Script: Adrian Lyne
Photo: Peter Biziou
Music: Jan A.P. Kaczmarek
Cast: Diane Lane (Connie Sumner), Erik Per Sullivan (Charlie Sumner), Richard Gere (Ed Sumner), Olivier Martinez (Paul Martel), Myra Lucretia Taylor (Gloria), Michelle Monaghan (Lindsay), Chad Lowe (Bill Stone), Joseph Badalucco Jr. (Train conductor), Erich Anderson (Bob Gaylord), Damon Gupton (Other businessman), Kate Burton (Tracy), Margaret Colin (Sally), Marc Forget (Café bartender), Larry Gleason (Tim), Dominic Chianese (Frank Wilson), George F. Miller (Businessman #1), Paul D. Failla (Businessman #2), Hal Smith-Reynolds (Businessman #3), Tyree Michael Simpson (Businessman #4), Liza Colón-Zayas (Grumpy teacher), Al Cayne (Parking Lot Attendant), Murielle Arden (Other Woman), Salem Ludwig (Man with suitcase), William Abadie (Passerby), Matthew Maitland (Crying Boy), Charles Glaser (Father of crying boy), Zeljko Ivanek (Det. Dean), Gary Basaraba (Det. Mirojnick), Anne Pitoniak (Grandma), Frederikke Borge (Aunt Rikke), Russell Gibson (Uncle Russell), Maria Gelardi (Aunt Maria), Les Shenkel (Uncle Les), Sophia Wu (Dry Cleaner), Lisa Emery (Beth), Michael Emerson (Josh), Geoffrey Nauffts (Jeff), James Bruce-Gardyne (Auctioneer), David Jefferson (Waiter), Jonathan Marc McDonnell (Friend at Dinner), Jessica Peters (Child in Park), Robert Peters (Child in Park), Nik Pjeternikaj (Deli Guy), John Rothman (Jerry), John H. Tobin (Armored-car company office manager)
Country: USA / Germany / France
Language: English / French
Runtime: 124 min

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