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Cast

Rebecca Romijn
as Laure/Lily

Antonio Banderas
as Nicolas Bardo

Peter Coyote
as Watts

Eric Ebouaney
as Black Tie

Edouard Montoute
as Racine

Rie Rasmussen
as Veronica

Thierry Fremont
as Serra

Gregg Henry
as Shiff

Fiona Curzon
as Stanfield Phillips

Gilles Jacob
as Himself

Daniel Milgram
as Pierre

Eva Darlan
as Irma

Jean-Marc Mineo
as Seated Guard

Jean Chatel
as Cannes Commentator

Jaoquina Balaunde
as Woman in Panic

Stephane Petit
as Bodyguard One

Olivier Follet
as Bodyguard Two

Jean-Marie Frin
as Louis

Philippe Guegan
as Bespectacled Man

Denis Hecker
as TV Moderator

Laurence Breheret
as Flight Attendant

Salvatore Ingoglia
as Truck Driver

Matthew Geczy
as Embassy Guard

Laurence Martin
as Nathalie

Jo Prestia
as Napoleon

David Belle
as French Policeman

Francoise Michaud
as Woman With Blind Man

Alain Figlarz
as Sex Shop Man

Bart De Palma
as Power Room Guard

Valérie Maës
as The Blonde at the Restroom, Bridge and Cafe

David Cuny
as Groom Hotel Sheraton

Eric Fesais
as Policeman

Bertrand Merignac
as Photographer

Dan Herzberg
as Surveillance Room Guard

Sam Olivier
as Surveillance Room Guard

Pascal Ondicolberry
as Surveillance Room Guard

Gerard Renault
as Surveillance Room Guard

Joaquina Balaunde
as Woman in Panic

Ugne Andrikonyte
as Festival Guest

Faco Hanela
as Poster Man

Marie Foulquie
as Tourist

Pascale Jacquemot
as Medium on TV Show

Regis Quennesson
as Tourist

Matilde Tancredi
as Medium on TV Show

Pascale Jacquemont
as Medium on TV Show

Serge Gonnin
as Thierry

Aurelie Pauker
as Brigitte

Sandrine Bonnaire
as Special Guest Cannes Film Festival

Daniel Millgram
as Pierre/Bartender

Régis Wargnier
as Special Guest Cannes Film Festival

Beata Sonczuk-Ben Ammar
as Special Guest Cannes Film Festival

Yves Marmion
as Special Guest Cannes Film Festival

Ada Marmion
as Special Guest Cannes Film Festival

Leonardo de la Fuente
as Special Guest Cannes Film Festival

Stephen Van Nukerk
as Special Guest Cannes Film Festival

Driki Van Zyl
as Special Guest Cannes Film Festival

Pascal Silvestre
as Special Guest Cannes Film Festival

Henri Ernst
as Special Guest Cannes Film Festival

Olivier Albou
as Special Guest Cannes Film Festival

Stephen Van Nietert
as Special Guest Cannes Film Festival

Emilie Chatel
as Special Guest Cannes Film Festival

Dorothee Grosjean
as Special Guest Cannes Film Festival

Chloe Cremont
as Special Guest Cannes Film Festival

Justine Renard
as Special Guest Cannes Film Festival

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Critic Reviews for Femme Fatale

Audience Reviews for Femme Fatale

• Jul 13, 2011

  no one could blame de palma for putting style over substance. he has built a career putting films together without any depth. this film has all the marks and the conclusion is quite interesting. the beginning we get most of the male viewers in alone
  Brendan N Super Reviewer
• Apr 16, 2010

  DePalma can construct amazing stylistic sequences, the opening twenty minutes of the film are a testament to that. The film just gets goofier from there. The ending is so bizarre and completely ridiculous. I still found it enjoyable on some level, probably because I am just so amazed that De Palma combined film noir, Hitchcock, and a little david lynch in one film.
  

  Alec B Super Reviewer
• Apr 01, 2010

  I think this is an awesome film by DePalma who is a master of the thriller game as much as Hitchcock was in provoking an audience. Femme Fatale is a great film about two very interesting chracters outsmarting each other in a game of cat and mouse. DePalma tells this erotic film in a non linear style and uses stunning visuals and smooth camera movements to enhance the story. The eroticism is quite fascinating as when Romajin seduces a young woman in a washroom while removing pieces of valuable jewlery. DePalma is a student of Hitchcock and with other films like "Body Heat" or "Obsession", "Femme Fatale" is another great gravy piece of filmmaking and again a respectful homage to Alfred Hitchcock.
  Brian R Super Reviewer
• Dec 09, 2009

  It really feels like a lot of Brian De Palma’s early work, playing around with the Noir genre and fitting it into a modern caper/thriller. The visual style is beautiful, even more than usual due to the fact that it’s filmed in breathtaking areas in Cannes. The story is extremely fun and keeps you guessing along the way. The acting is decent, Rebecca Romijn clearly wasn’t that experienced at the time, but more of her work is visual anyway. I’m also not a huge fan of Antonio Banderas, but he was actually very good in this. While it’s not a perfect movie, it’s definitely worthwhile and a return to the past for De Palma.
  Conner R Super Reviewer

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