Arbitrage

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Cast & Crew

Richard Gere
Robert Miller

Tim Roth
Det. Michael Bryer

Susan Sarandon
Ellen Miller

Brit Marling
Brooke Miller

Evelina Turen
Emma

Monica Raymund
Reina

Laetitia Casta
Julie Cote

Nate Parker
Jimmy Grant

Nicholas Jarecki
Director

Nicholas Jarecki
Screenwriter

Laura Bickford
Producer

Kevin Turen
Producer

Justin Nappi
Producer

Robert Salerno
Producer

Brian Young
Executive Producer

Mohammed Al Turki
Executive Producer

Lisa Wilson
Executive Producer

Stanislaw Tyczynski
Executive Producer

Lauren Versel
Executive Producer

Maria Teresa Arida
Executive Producer

Ron Curtis
Executive Producer

Yorick Le Saux
Cinematography

Beth Mickle
Production Design

Douglas Crise
Film Editing

Joseph G. Aulisi
Costume Design

Laura Rosenthal
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Audience Reviews for Arbitrage

• Aug 14, 2013

  'Arbitrage' has Nicholas Jarecki painting a most unflattering portrait of Wall Street and its tycoons; the closing scene has the protagonist -- a fraudulent hedge fund magnate -- literally getting away with murder. While it would be unkind (and mostly wrong) to assume that the film relies solely on the magnetic performance of Richard Gere, it's quite accurate to say that it wouldn't be the same without him. 'Arbitrage' works for the legal thriller that it is, but it's Gere that keeps us enthralled in the action.
  Stephen E Super Reviewer
• Aug 14, 2013

  Good movie headed by an excellent performance from Richard Gere as this man who's struggling to keep up the appearance he's built up over the years. I think Richard does a great job as this man who's navigating every avenue available to him, whether morally correct or not, to make sure that the level of the fraud he has perpetrated be kept secret so as to not ruin his family. Richard Gere is great but, somehow, the movie isn't. I can't exactly put my finger on why the movie isn't as great as Gere is. Maybe it's the story feels a little detached, I am not really that invested in much of what the movie is offering. Not that I didn't care, but I had problems with the story. It does have its plot holes, but a lot of great movies have plot holes so that's not really a problem as long as the storytelling is dramatically effective. I think it's the fact that everything that happens that's not directly related to Robert, then again almost everything in a way connects back to him, feels uninspired. For example, whenever there's a long stretch of time when Gere is not around, that's when the movie sort of loses its momentum. And that's a problem. Thankfully, Gere delivers a confident and charismatic performance. And the character is great, it's a strong character study. It's just a shame that the 'sub-plots', if you will, are so uninspired because it does drag the movie down and makes it only slightly worse than I was expecting. Still this is a good movie, one that has its problems but Richard Gere makes the movie worth sitting through.
  Jesse O Super Reviewer
• Mar 05, 2013

  Well done movie about how horrible things can get when people let money motivate their actions. Tense, and unnerving. Richard Gere is fantastic, as usual. Not the fastest paced film, but not at all boring..
  Cynthia S Super Reviewer
• Jan 27, 2013

  Interesting suspense thriller. Reminds me of 'Perfect Murder'. Gere plays a hedge fund magnate who is desparately trying to sell his business before fraud is discovered. He is involved in an affair and hit and run, which adds to his unravelling world. Good cast and storyline.
  Candy R Super Reviewer

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