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Third Person

Year:

2014

Duration:

137 min

Genres:

Drama | Romance

IMDB rate:

6.4

Director:

Paul Haggis

Awards:

1 win

Details

Country: UK

Release Date: 2014-06-18

Filming Locations: Rome, Lazio, Italy

Earnings

Opening Weekend: $38,856 (USA) (22 June 2014)

Gross: $874,805 (USA) (3 August 2014)

Cast

Actor

Character

Mila Kunis

Third Person

Olivia Wilde

Third Person

Liam Neeson

Michael

Maria Bello

Theresa

Kim Basinger

Elaine

Michele Melega

Giorgio

Adrien Brody

Scott

Gianni Franco

Taxi Driver (Rome)

Marius Bizau

Taxi Driver (Paris)

Katy Louise Saunders

Gina

James Franco

Rick

Loan Chabanol

Sam

Oliver Crouch

Jesse

Valentina Gaia

News Reader

Riccardo Scamarcio

Marco

Aido Bufilandi

Old Man at Bar Americano

Moran Atias

Monika

Daniela Virgilio

Claire

Fabrizio Biggio

Claude

Vinicio Marchioni

Carlo

Vincent Riotta

Gerry

Bob Messini

Giuseppe

Ilaria Genatiempo

Margaret

Francesco Cataldo

Desk Clerk Rome

Veejay Kaur

Grocer

Caroline Goodall

Dr. Gertner

David Harewood

Jake

Francesco Apolloni

Desk Clark Taranto

Emanuela Postacchini

Napolition Beauty

Fausto Mezzana

Bank Clerk

Michael Margotta

Daniel

Veronica Gentili

Flower Seller

Patrick Duggan

NYC Hotel Bell Man (uncredited)

Gisella Marengo

Natalia (uncredited)

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Trivia

There are a number of misplaced "items" in the movie. Olivia Wilde's character is supposed to be in Paris, but she can briefly be seen in the back seat of a car driving by the Bar Americano. One of the paintings in James Franco's studio is on display in Rome, but with a different signature. And the obvious one where the note Mila Kunis writes in the New York hotel is picked up by Olivia Wilde in Paris.

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The full name of James Franco's character only appears twice, and is never spoken. It is Richard Wiess. You see it first in Paris, when Michael (Liam Neeson) and Anna (Olivia Wilde) are walking in front of a building (you can see that his work will be featured there soon)and again when Julia (Mila Kunis)rings the buzzer at his building in New York. The name next the buzzer is R. Weiss.

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Adrien Brody's character Scott is always saying 'spasibo' which is thank you in Russian although he is in Italy.

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Goofs

In the scene that Anna looks at her iPhone in Paris, it shows the carrier as AT&T. AT&T doesn't offer service in Paris. One of the local phone carriers would come up on her iPhone screen, even if her home service was with AT&T.

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