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Dennis Hopper | Tom Ripley | |
Samuel Fuller | The American Mobster | |
Lisa Kreuzer | Marianne Zimmermann | |
Nicholas Ray | Derwatt | |
Bruno Ganz | Jonathan Zimmermann | |
Gerard Blain | ||
Daniel Schmid | Ingraham | |
Peter Lilienthal | Marcangelo | |
Ismael Alonso | ||
Gérard Blain | Raoul Minot | |
Lou Castel | ||
Andreas Dedecke | ||
Jean Eustache | Friendly Man | |
Rudolf Schündler | Gantner | |
Gérard Blain | Raoul Minot | |
Rudolf Schündler | Gantner | |
Josef Bierbichler | Hias | |
Stefan Guttler | Huttenbesitzer | |
Clemens Scheitz | Adalbert |
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Producer | Wim Wenders
Renée Gundelach Margaret Ménégoz Werner Herzog Margaret Menegoz |
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Writer | Wim Wenders
Patricia Highsmith Werner Herzog |
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Cinematography | Robby Müller
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Musician | Jürgen Knieper
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The acclaimed thriller from the Director of Wings of Desire and the Author of The Talented Mr. Ripley. Tom Ripley (Dennis Hopper) is an American sociopath who sells forged paintings in Germany. Jonathan Zimmermann is an idealistic art restorer dying from a rare blood disease. But when Ripley arranges for the desperate family man to carry out a high-paying mob hit, the two forge an uneasy bond steeped in deceit, corruption and cold-blooded murder in the riveting thriller that The Boston Phoenix called "the best-acted, most beautifully photographed and most exciting work of the New German Cinema yet to be shown in this country." Legendary American filmmakers Nicholas Ray and Samuel Fuller co-star in this worldwide cult hit co-written and directed by Oscar nominee Wim Wenders (Buena Vista Social Club) and based on the classic novel Ripley's Game by Patricia Highsmith, author of The Talented Mr. Ripley and Strangers On A Train. |
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