Bridge of Spies

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Cast

Tom Hanks
as James Donovan

Mark Rylance
as Rudolf Abel

Alan Alda
as Thomas Watters

Amy Ryan
as Mary

Noah Schnapp
as Roger Donovan

Scott Shepherd
as Hoffman

Sebastian Koch
as Vogel

Domenick Lombardozzi
as Agent Blasco

Dakin Matthews
as Judge Byers

Peter McRobbie
as Allen Dulles

Eve Hewson
as Carol Donovan

Michael Gaston
as Agent Williams

Billy Magnussen
as Doug Forrester

Marko Caka
as Reporter (uncredited)

Edward James Hyland
as Justice Warren

Austin Stowell
as Francis Gary Powers

Victor Verhaeghe
as Agent Gamber

Mark Fichera
as FBI Agent

Brian Hutchison
as FBI Agent

Joshua Harto
as Bates

Henny Russell
as Receptionist

Rebekah Brockman
as Alison (Donovan's Secretary)

Jesse Plemons
as Joe Murphy

John Rue
as Lynn Goodnough

Jillian Lebling
as Peggy Donovan

Joel Brady
as Police Officer - Brooklyn Courthouse

Michael Pemberton
as Lie Detector Test Administrator

Geoffrey Rude
as Pilots in Motel Room

Michael Kempen
as Pilots in Motel Room

Stephen Kunken
as William Tompkins

Jon Curry
as Agent Somner

Wes McGee
as US Pilot

Jim Ferris
as Bailiff

Lucia Ryan
as Crying Girl

Nolan Lyons
as Classroom Boy #1

Hayley Feinstein
as Classroom Girl #1

Andy Schneeflock
as Gentleman on Subway #1

Victoria Leigh
as Classroom Girl #2

Sawyer Barth
as Classroom Boy #2

Ashlie Atkinson
as Classroom Teacher

Hayley Rawson
as Teacher

Laurie Dawn
as Secretary on Subway

James Lorinz
as Gentleman on Subway #2

Patricia Squire
as Older Lady on Subway

Mario Corry
as Clerk

Donavon Dietz
as Foreman

Le Chance DuRand
as Millie Byers

Mike Houston
as Man in Courtroom

Joe Starr
as Courthouse Reporter

Hamilton Clancy
as Courthouse Reporter

Jonathan Walker
as Courthouse Reporter

Greg Nutcher
as NYPD Lieutenant

John Taylor
as Radio Newscaster

Tracy Howe
as Angry NYPD Cop

Steven Boyer
as Marty

John Henry Cox
as Partner at Watters Law Firm

Mark Zak
as Soviet Judge (Powers' Trial)

Victor Schefe
as Soviet Translator

Will Rogers (IV)
as Frederic Pryor

Daniela Schulz
as Family #1 at Berlin Wall Construction

Moritz Berg
as Family #1 at Berlin Wall Construction

Emma Nazahn
as Family #1 at Berlin Wall Construction

Matthias Scherwenikas
as Construction

Greta Galisch DePalma
as Construction

Matilda Palma Galisch
as Construction

Nadja Bobyleva
as Katje

Kai Wido Meyer
as East German Soldier #1

Kristoffer Fuss
as East German Soldier #2

Thomas Hacikoglu
as East German Soldier #3

David Wilson Barnes
as Mr. Michener

Joe Forbrich
as Pinker

Henning Bormann
as Prison Official

Ketel Weber
as Checkpoint Soldier #1

Maik Rogge
as Checkpoint Soldier #2

Tim Morten Uhlenbrock
as Checkpoint Soldier #3

Mathias Gartner
as East German Youth

Rafael Gareisen
as East German Youth

Nico Ehrenteit
as East German Youth

Radik Golovkov
as Soviet Embassy Receptionist

Petra Marie Cammin
as Helen Abel

Lucy Dreznin
as Lydia Abel

Michael Schenk
as Cousin Drews

Mikhail Gorevoy
as Ivan Schischkin

Wanja Götz
as Soviet Guard

Stefan Langel
as Soviet Guard

Vladimir Vilanov
as Soviet Guard

Ivan Shvedov
as 2nd Soviet Interrogator

Merab Ninidze
as Soviet Main Interrogator

Konstantin Frolov
as Soviet Director/Official

Steve Cirbus
as Michael Verona

Michael Kranz
as Checkpoint Guard #1

Max Kidd
as Checkpoint Guard #2

Frederic Heidorn
as East German Guard (Pryor)

Nils Malten
as East German Guard (Donovan)

Nina Gummich
as Hilton Waitress

Burghart Klaussner
as Harald Ott

Maximilian Mauff
as Ott's Secretary

Jon Donahue
as Agent Faye

Martin D. Dew
as CIA Agent (Glienicke Bridge)

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• Mar 31, 2018

  Spielberg's drama about the exchange of prisoners during the early days of East germany behind the Berlin wall is no nail-biter but thoroughly entertaining. Tom Hanks is the obvious choice for the honorable lawyer negotiating the deal, but you can't fault him for being good at what he does. Rylance certainly deserved the Oscar for his supporting role as the imprisoned russian spy. The film mostly relies on its cold war atmosphere, the actors and their lines, but that works because there actually haven't really been a lot of films about this chapter in recent history yet.
  Jens S Super Reviewer
• Feb 26, 2018

  All of Spielberg's virtues are on display here, plus the added intensity of the writing of the Coen brothers. While the material has been dramatized, it appears that this movie does tell the truth about its subject. Excellent film. A must see.
  Morris N Super Reviewer
• Jul 22, 2017

  Spielberg crafts yet another all-time classic, as does Tom Hanks in the role of insurance attorney turned prisoner exchange negotiator during the Cold War in this true story adaptation. If you've wondered why a lawyer would defend someone accused of a heinous crime in the face of daunting evidence, this film will eloquently tell you all you need to know about the value of the American justice system. Although he has a much smaller role, Mark Rylance is every bit the equal to Hanks as the imprisoned Irish-born Russian spy. Janus Kaminski's photography heightens The emotional and intellectual impact of this terrific bu The emotional and intellectual impact of this beautifully written iscript from Joel & Ethan Coen and Matt Charman.
  Doctor S Super Reviewer
• Jul 23, 2016

  An American lawyer goes to Cold War era Berlin to negotiate a hostage exchange. Tom Hanks and Mark Rylance, who surprisingly won Best Supporting Actor, lead this cast in a decently tense Cold War thriller. While it's true that the relationship between Donovan and Abel is underdeveloped, there's enough in this film to make their connection believable. And the plot moves slowly but surely. Spielberg, however, has no restraint in his message. The film is about American exceptionalism and the primacy of American Values (never mind the fact that several other countries share similar values). Yes, there are token "Bad Americans," but seen especially in a pair of scenes in which Germans attempting to climb a wall are killed and Americans attempting to climb a wall are safe (and not shot by police), the film pounds us over the head with just how wonderful we are. Without getting into a disagreement about the validity of Spielberg's point, we can simply say that the film lacks subtlety. Overall, there's a decent film here even if it's heavy-handed in parts.
  Jim H Super Reviewer

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