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Cast

Matt Damon
as David Norris

Emily Blunt
as Elise Sellas

Jon Stewart

Anthony Mackie
as Harry Mitchell

John Slattery
as Richardson

Michael Kelly
as Charlie Traynor

Terence Stamp
as Thompson

James Carville

Anthony Ruivivar
as McCrady

Anthony Michael Ruivivar

Lisa Thoreson
as Suburban Mom

Florence Kastriner
as Suburban Mom

Phyllis McBryde
as Suburban Neighbor

Natalie Carter
as Suburban Neighbor

Captain Gregory P. Hitchen
as U.S. Coast Guard Officer

Darrell James LeNormand
as Upstate Farmer

Kar
as Political Consultant

RJ Konner
as Political Consultant

Susan D. Michaels
as Reporter

Gregory Lay
as Albert, Campaign Aide

Lauren Hodges
as Robyn, Campaign Aide

Amanda Warren
as Senior Campaign Aide

Sandhi Santini
as Norris Supporter

Laurie Dawn
as Norris Supporter

Christine Lucas
as Christine, Charlie's Assistant

Jim Edward Gately
as Man in Madison Square Park

Don Hewitt Sr.
as Bus Driver

Venida Evans
as Bus Passenger

Kyoko Bruguera
as Bus Passenger

David Gregoire
as Bus Passenger

Julie Hays
as RSR Receptionist

Fabrizio Brienza
as Miller

David Bishins
as Burdensky

Kate Nowlin
as Junior Partner

Rob Yang
as Junior Partner

Jennifer Ehle
as Brooklyn Ice House Bartender

Johnny Cicco
as Johnny from Red Hook

Pedro Pascal
as Maitre D' Paul De Santo

Michael Boyne
as New Leaf Waiter

Sarah Bradford
as New Leaf Waitress

Peter Epstein
as Taxi Driver

Brian Haley
as Police Officer Maes

Kirsty Meares
as Police Sergeant

Laura Kenley
as Onieals Waitress

Jessica Keller
as Lauren, Elise's Best Friend

Donnie Keshawarz
as Donaldson

Kieran Campion
as Donaldson's Aide

Sandi Carroll
as Orthopedic Surgeon

Shane McRae
as Adrian Troussand, Elise's Fiancé

Meghan Andrews
as Cedar Lake REceptionist

Sandra Berrios
as Court Registrar

David Alan Basche
as Thompson's Aide

Joel de la Fuente
as Thompson's Aide

Michael DiSalvo
as Thompson's Aide

Dina Cataldi
as DMV Clerk

Paul DiPaola
as Courthouse Security Officer

Jason Kravits
as New Yorker in Courthouse Lobby

Peter Jay Fernandez
as County Clerk

Lawrence R. Leritz
as Court Officer

Peter Benson
as Bureau Headquarters Staff

Leroy McClain
as Bureau Headquarters Staff

Brit Whittle
as Bureau Headquarters Staff

Wayne Scott Miller
as Bureau Headquarters Staff

Lorenzo Pisoni
as Bureau Headquarters Staff

Bart Wilder
as Bureau Headquarters Staff

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• Mar 09, 2016

  A very different movie that makes you wonder about this thing called fate a little bit more, Obviously it's quite preposterous but the idea is pretty fresh and original, With good chemistry between it's two staring roles this film hits most spots, Maybe drags in places where it had chance to create more tension it didn't take advantage and the problem with these smart thinking films the ending feels rushed and forced and this was no different, Deserved more recognition as it's new ideas end up a nice change from the usual films we have today.
  Jamie C Super Reviewer
• Jul 23, 2013

  The Adjustment Bureau is an interesting love-drama that is powered by the chemistry of Matt Damon and Emily Blunt. The script is alternative and may not be fully comprehensive to most audiences. But the film is solid and interesting to see. 4.5/5
  

  Eugene B Super Reviewer
• Apr 24, 2013

  Star-crossed lovers are kept apart by an omniscient bureau because their perfect, fulfilling love will dampen all other desires, including their respective ambitions to attain professional success in politics and DANCE. I don't particularly buy that thesis, nor that the universe wouldn't have better things to do than keep Matt Damon and Emily Blunt apart, but the light chase movie is kinda fun, cutesy, and dangerous but not so dangerous that a happy ending isn't ensured.
  Alice S Super Reviewer
• Feb 11, 2013

  The entire fate of mankind! The fate of mankind, man! (anguished, tortured voice like Charleton Heston as Taylor at the end of Planet Of The Apes) THE FATE OF ALL MANKIND! (falling to knees and choking on own blood) <B>THE FATE OF MANKIND !!!!!!!!</B> (clutches heart, unintelligible gurgling and convulsing) OK, the fate of all mankind aside, The Adjustment Bureau is kind of corny, emotionally manipulative, has an uber-predictable moral, and is more romance than sci-fi. But despite this I enjoyed letting myself be sucked into it anyway, and so will anyone who spends a lot of time caring about love and relationships, and who likes an imaginative albeit very basic story. I still would have liked a much darker take on the concept. In real life, any entity with this kind of power would be conducting their manipulations strictly out of greed ala They Live (1985). And here's why: I don't care how advanced a civilization is, it's just intuitive that what we call "human nature" is going to be sadly ubiquitous based on required evolutionary programing for survival run amok, and nature being unable to let people ever fully rise above it -i.e.the bad traits misguided lust, jealousy, self-defeating stupidity, belief in a higher power, war, looking out for number 1, avarice, and greed, etc. Man's idiocy goes hand in hand with his intellect and I bet high stakes this unfortunate phenomenon is universal throughout the cosmos. So an actual "adjustment bureau" wouldn't be magnanimous. Nope. Sorry. They'd just be the stooges of intergalactic Republicans. Kind of like our CIA. But I digress as usual. To sum up: could have been deliciously dark, convoluted and cynical; still good entertainment, cute movie.
  Pamela D Super Reviewer

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