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Cast

John Malkovich
as Tom Ripley

Ray Winstone
as Reeves

Dougray Scott
as Jonathan Trevanny

Hanns Zischler
as Art Dealer

Paolo Paoloni
as Franco

Evelina Meghangi
as Maria

Chiara Caselli
as Louisa Harari

Uwe Mansshardt
as Terry

Maurizio Luca
as Franco's Assistant

Lena Headey
as Sarah Trevanny

Sam Blitz
as Matthew Trevanny

Emidio Lavella
as Shoe Store Owner

Lutz Winde
as Ernst

Nikolaus Deutsch
as Dr. Wentzel

Wilfried Zander
as Belinsky

Hendrikje Fitz
as Teacher in Zoo

Francesca Vantura
as Notel Maid

Yirij Rosstalnyj
as Guleghin

Ronnie Paul
as Gregory

Thomas Bloem
as Bodyguard on Train

Oliver Hanisch
as Gangster

Sonke Korries
as Gangster

Rene Lay
as Gangster

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• Dec 17, 2011

  Though I'm not sure it's better than The Talented Mr. Ripley, I am sure that Malkovich is a better Ripley than Damon. Excellent deliberate and methodical pace, a smart movie that doesn't rely on cheap thrills, but on great source material and a good adaption. I was also impressed with the direction and editing, giving the entire film a fitting atmosphere and appropriate mood.
  Jeffrey M Super Reviewer
• May 25, 2010

  Anthony Minghella's "The Talented Mr. Ripley" has vibrantly shown the eponymous character's descent into controlled insanity. But here in "Ripley's Game", although John Malkovich's portrayal of Tom Ripley was much more ruthless than Matt Damon's, the film unexpectedly delved into the character's resurging conscience and humanity. The film, like its unofficial predecessor, contains actors of great talents, and though Malkovich was perfect as Ripley, Dougray Scott gave the best perormance as the terminally ill picture framer. Tom Ripley is the player, and in his amoral world where art and music converges in an elegant harmony, his murderous con games is ever present, and usually comes with a price. Great piece of cinema.
  Ivan D Super Reviewer
• May 27, 2008

  Good Cast...Great Locations...A Surprisingly Mediocre Film. I think if you go into this with no knowledge of any of the other "Ripley" films, you will probably enjoy this a lot more then I did. Having greatly enjoyed "The Talented Mister Ripley", this was a little disapointing. To spite it's notable cast it seemed a little low budget and slightly dated, even though it is only a few years old. Not entirely without merit, just forget everything you you THINK you know about "Mr. Ripley" and enjoy the ride. Did make me more interested in reading some of Patricia Highsmiths other "Tom Ripley" books.
  Robert C Super Reviewer
• May 25, 2008

  Uhhh well shocked really at how much i didnt really enjoy it compared with the reviews its had! Fantastic cast brilliant scenery , nice acting but the storyline just wasnt as good as id hope to be honest! for a psychological thriller its not very manipulative or physcho really i mean first he doesnt like the guy and wants revenge so he pushes him into murder but then in the end he helps him out so i just thought it was a tad weird and confusing for a simple story to follow!! Its a bit slow and not that much action to be honest, apart from the near end with a shootout as such and is fairly amusing with Mahlkovich being brilliant!
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