The Double

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Cast & Crew

Richard Gere
Paul Shepherdson

Topher Grace
Ben Geary

Martin Sheen
Tom Highland

Stephen Moyer
Brutus

Odette Annable
Natalie

Stana Katic
Amber

Chris Marquette
Oliver

Tamer Hassan
Bozlovski

Mike Kraft
FBI Director Roger Bell

Michael Brandt
Director

Michael Brandt
Screenwriter

Derek Haas
Screenwriter

Ashok Amritraj
Producer

Patrick Aiello
Producer

Derek Haas
Producer

Andrew Deane
Producer

Mohamed Al Mazrouei
Executive Producer

Ed Borgerding
Executive Producer

Jeffrey Kimball
Cinematographer

Giles Masters
Production Design

Steve Mirkovich
Film Editing

John Debney
Original Music

Caty Maxey
Art Director

Erin Boyd
Set Decoration

Daniel Bahorski
Set Decoration

Dajuan Lawson
Set Decoration

Aggie Guerard Rodgers
Costume Design

Kelly Wagner
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Audience Reviews for The Double

• Oct 13, 2013

  Don't watch the trailer for this film, before watching the film itself. This is one of those rare cases, where the trailer spoils the movie, revealing major plot twists in it. The film reminded me of movies like Salt, No Way Out, Insomnia, and Jackal. Richard Gere was ok here. He reminded me a little bit of his character in The Jackal and a little bit of his character in Internal Affairs. Topher Grace was miscast here. He is not a good fit to match up with Gere. Tobey Maguire or Jesse Eisenberg would have been better in Grace's role. Stephen Moyer and Stana Katic are great in their supporting roles in the film.
  Super Reviewer
• Nov 11, 2012

  Adequate nothing more.
  jay n Super Reviewer
• Aug 05, 2012

  Even though the concept is interesting, the twist is great (if you didn't see the trailer) and Richard Gere and Topher Grace give exceptional performances, The Double's script isn't strong enough, the emotion never felt supremely real, and Gere and Grace lacked the secret-agent chemistry. But there isn't many thing to hate here, its well-acted, its interesting, it has a twist (don't see the trailer), so if your bored or feel like you want to watch a secret agent movie, you could check this out.
  Super Reviewer
• Jul 03, 2012

  Martin Miller: This guy has used every kind of weapon you can think of. From an M-4 at 12 hundred meters, to a rusty nail.  "Keep Your Enemies Close" The Double is a film of good intentions, but in the end I was left wondering... Does writer/director Michael Brandt actually think this is smart or does he know how truly amateurish and by the numbers this whole film is? I'll admit that The Double is watchable. I had no problem sitting through the film, despite just how bad it is. It's got every standard scene and every standard plot device. It unfolds like a puzzle you've done a thousand times. You can piece it together with your eyes closed. When the twist comes at the end, it's just laughable. When a state senator is killed in the fashion of a famous Russian assassin who was thought to be dead; retired CIA agent Paul Shepherdson is brought in. He was on this assassins trail for years, but could never bring him in. Paul is adamant that the killing can't be Cassius because he believes Cassius to be dead. An up and coming, young FBI agent thinks differently. He wrote his thesis on Cassius and believes that this is his work. The two are teamed up to figure everything out.  There's not really too much to say about The Double. It's a movie that wants to appear like an original and well thought out thriller, but all it is is a rehash of other movies. There's little excitement to be had here because of the predictability and lack of real substance. There are a million plot holes, loose ends aren't tied up, and the whole affair seems kind of lazy. The nicest thing I can say about it, is that it was watchable. But even garbage can sometimes be watchable.
  Melvin W Super Reviewer