Mortdecai
Charismatic art dealer Charles Mortdecai races against ruthless thieves and a shadowy conspiracy to recover a stolen masterpiece that hides the key to a cache of lost Nazi gold.
“Sophistication has a name.”
Synopsis
An art dealer named Charles Mortdecai seeks a stolen painting said to hold a secret code that provides access to hidden Nazi gold.
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A crew of 63+ credited
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Edited by Derek AmbrosiShot by Florian HoffmeisterScored by Mark RonsonDesigned by James Merifield
Box Office
2015 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.8× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$47.3M
US & Canada: $7.7M — 16% of worldwide · International: $39.6M (84%)
Opening weekend: $4.2M — 55% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $5.4M — 70% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,648 theaters
Also known as
- Mortdecai - Der Teilzeitgaunerde
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Cast & Crew
63 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
37Paul Whitehouse
as Spinoza
Norma Atallah
as Bronwen
Nicholas Farrell
as Auctioneer
Karl Theobald
as Gardener
Michael Byrne
as The Duke
James Joyce
as Duke's Footman
Emily Lawrence
as Woman in Jock's Apartment
Carly Steel
as Krampf's Third Wife
Jenna Russell
as Detective
Austin Lyon
as Hotel Clerk
Ricky Champ
as Sergei
Chris Bearne
as Farmer
Georgie Carter
as Farmer's Daughter
Benny Maslov
as Romanov's Aide
Colette O Neil
as The Duchess
Evie Brodie
as Mum on Plane
Michael Aguilo
as Revolutionary
Michael Shelford
as Sedgewicks Worker
Junix Inocian
as Fang Fat
Camilla Beeput
as Receptionist
Andrew Spiers
as Sedgwick's Worker - Lights
Paul Westwood
as Sedgwick's Footman
John O Brien
as Butler
Jerry T Adams
as Butler #2
J J Holiday
as Band Member (Guitar)
Joe Sublett
as Band Member (Sax)
Debra Dobkin
as Band Member (Percussion / Congas)
Darrell Leonard
as Band Member (Trumpet)
Bruce Witkin
as Band Member (DBL Bass)
Michael Murphy
as Band Member (Keyboard)
John Rubano
as Band Member (Keyboard)
Scott Sheldon
as Party Guest
Geoff Pilkington
as Sick Guest
Kumiko Nagano
as Sick Guest
David Cheung
as Right Hand Man
Leon Sua
as Thug
Jamie Bernadette
as Bikini Babe (uncredited)
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