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Susan S 05/18/2021 Great cast and interesting story! See more Susan J 05/17/2021 Redgrave made the movie for me. She is the consummate actress. Christoph Waltz was outstanding as "butler", as she called him. I was less impressed with Annette Bening. Her portrayal of the disgruntled daughter was the weakest character. She needs to work on facial expressions. I clicked the star (4), but it would not allow it to show up. See more Alain E @AlainE May 31 I lived in Nebraska and working long hours when the actual events transpired and apparently never heard of this story until today. The opening scene of the movie feels utterly fake and in a way it is ingenious because the story is about a deception in the nth degree. Other than the daughter played by Benning, all other characters demonstrate various human weaknesses. The protagonist is a decorated brigadier general of the Iraqi army, a proud graduate of the Walter Mitty branch in West Point. He marries a much older socialite journalist who despite recognizing his flaws, ultimately finds him preferable to solitude and pays a heavy price. No major flaws in acting or photography. See more Deepika V @deepikav12 Nov 19 Loved this movie. Hard to not like Waltz's characters, even if they are negative, as he brings charm and charisma to the roles. He acted well in this movie. A mix of thriller and drama. It was also directed really well, by him. The pacing was smooth, and led to a dramatic finish. See more Alec B @Alec97 01/10/2024 There's a bluntness to the narrative I appreciate. Mott is so obviously a grifter and the elite D.C. spaces he infiltrates are populated by people who firmly believe they could never be grifted which makes them the perfect target for someone who has ambition without much intelligence. See more Giorgio G @GioBlob 10/13/2023 It starts off a bit boring, but soon drags one into the dark and strange story of this sleazebag, climbing up ranks of imaginary fame and fortune. Unfortunately there are people like that all across the globe, charming themselves into ever higher positions of influence. Some wreaking havoc in the process, other cheating millions, even billions out of unsuspecting victims. All gaining what they should not have. Christoph Waltz's and Vanessa Redgrave's performances are impeccable and really bring this story to life. True or not! 6 1/2 out of 10 points. See more Read all reviews

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