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Cast

Tom Hanks
as Robert Langdon

Felicity Jones
as Sienna Brooks

Irrfan Khan
as Harry Sims

Omar Sy
as Christoph Bouchard

Ben Foster
as Bertrand Zobrist

Sidse Babett Knudsen
as Elizabeth Sinskey

Ana Ularu
as Vayentha

Ida Darvish
as Marta Alvarez

Paul Ritter
as CRC Tech Arbogast

Jon Donahue
as Richard

Paolo Antonio Simioni
as Dr. Marconi

Alessandro Grimaldi
as Florence Hospital Taxi Driver

Vincenzo Tanassi
as Boboli Gardens Policeman

Alessandro Fabrizi
as Gallery Guard

Simone Mariani
as Security Director

Fortunato Cerlino
as Entrance Museum Guard

Attila Arpa
as Local CRC Agent

Kata Sarbo
as Gate Keeper

Kata Sarbo
as Florence Airport Gate Agent

Francesca Inaudi
as Venice Museum Guide

Maria Grazia Mandruzzato
as Roma Merchant

Philip Arditti
as Professor (Istanbul)

Mehmet Ergen
as Mirsat

Vincent Riotta
as Death Mask Guard

Cristian Stelluti
as Bouchard Agent

Alberto Basaluzzo
as Bouchard Agent

Luca Fiorilli
as Video Technician

Gábor Nagypál
as Student (Istanbul)

Gianni Annoni
as Video Room Guard

Yang Haiwen
as CRC Tech

Mirjam Novak
as CRC Tech

Gabor Diossi
as Handless Beggar

Peter Schueller
as Concert Patron

Lili Gesler
as Concert Patron

Rebecka Sternberg
as CRC Tech

Sardar Tagirovsky
as Handless Beggars

Mario Acampa
as Death Mask Hall Guard

Gabor Atlasz
as Handless Beggar

Pasquale Corrente
as Angry Motorist

Xavier Laurent
as Bouchard French Agent

Peter Linka
as WHO Cistern Agent

Felipe Torres
as Concert Patron

Emilio Dino Conti
as Death Mask Hall Guard

Kerem Ozen
as Turkish Control Tower Agent

Buyukkol Mehmet Onur
as Turkish WHO Agent

Balint Adorjani
as Turkish WHO Agent

Zsolt Páll
as WHO Cistern Agent

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• Oct 11, 2018

  The third film of the Langdon trilogy starts out a bit messy, mirroring the protagonist's lack of memory, but soon finds its footing. What follows is a fast, breathless riddle hunt through several European cities, Florence getting the most attention )and beautifully detailed so). That doesn't always make sense when you take a step back and think about it. but is pretty damn entertaining and offers quite a few surprises. The showdown plays out rather weirdly, though.
  Jens S Super Reviewer
• Apr 24, 2017

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  Anthony L Super Reviewer
• Feb 04, 2017

  With some of the least clever puzzles in the Brown oeuvre, "Inferno" proves that even hell can be made boring.
  Christian C Super Reviewer
• Dec 16, 2016

  I fail to see why critics hate these movies as all three films (So far) are very good but I have not read the books, The film itself is very gripping from start to finish, It's pretty easy to follow but with a film that tries to be this smart you can't have any plot holes but there are a few but nothing too major for them to spoil the movie, I loved the twists in this film and it was well acted too, It's better than The Da Vinci Code thanks to the easy to understand plot and it's better than Angels & Demons thanks to the better story, So if you're a fan of either of them then this should be on your to watch list.
  Jamie C Super Reviewer

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