
Tell No One
A grieving widower receives a cryptic email that suggests his murdered wife may still be alive, and he races to uncover the truth before powerful forces frame him for her death.
“Eight years ago Alex's wife was murdered. Today she emailed him.”
Synopsis
A man receives a mysterious email that appears to be from his wife, who was murdered years earlier. As he frantically attempts to determine whether she is still alive, he finds himself increasingly implicated in her death.
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A crew of 67+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Herve De LuzeShot by Christophe OffensteinScored by Matthieu ChedidDesigned by Philippe Chiffre
Box Office
2006 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 2.9× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$33.4M
US & Canada: $6.2M — 18% of worldwide · International: $27.2M (82%)
Also known as
- Kein Sterbenswortde
- Kein Sterbenswort - Sag es niemandem!de
- Tell No Oneen
- No se lo digas a nadiees
- Non dirlo a nessunoit
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Cast & Crew
67 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Francois Cluzet
as Alexandre Beck
Marie Josee Croze
as Margot Beck
Andre Dussollier
as Jacques Laurentin
Kristin Scott Thomas
as Hélène Perkins
Francois Berleand
as Eric Levkowitch
Nathalie Baye
as Maître Elysabeth Feldman
Jean Rochefort
as Gilbert Neuville
Marina Hands
as Anne Beck
Gilles Lellouche
as Bruno
Philippe Lefebvre
as Lieutenant Philippe Meynard
Florence Thomassin
as Charlotte Bertaud
Olivier Marchal
as Bernard Valenti
Supporting cast
50Guillaume Canet
as Philippe Neuville
Brigitte Catillon
as Captain Barthas
Samir Guesmi
as Lieutenant Saraoui
Jean Pierre Lorit
as Adjutant Chief Lavelle
Jalil Lespert
as Gonzales
Eric Savin
as Prosecutor
Eric Naggar
as Maître Ferrault
Philippe Canet
as François Beck
Daniele Ajoret
as Madame Beck
Daniel Znyk
as Medical Examiner
Laurent Lafitte
as The Basque
Jean Christophe Pagnac
as Computer Scientist Valenti
Dorothee Briere
as Flight Attendant
Jean Noel Broute
as Doctor Dubois
Joel Dupuch
as Massive man
Martine Chevallier
as Martine Laurentin
Thierry Neuvic
as Marc Bertaud
Mikaela Fisher
as Zak
Francois Bredon
as Mouss
Christof Veillon
as Customs officer
Anne Marivin
as Alexandre's secretary
Maxim Nucci
as Charlotte Bertaud's assistant
Hugo Selignac
as Photo studio model
Ludovic Bergery
as Young policeman
Marie Martin
as Margot as a child
Sara Martins
as Bruno's friend
Alexandra Mercouroff
as Lucille's mother
Lola Lefebvre
as Lucille
Christian Carion
as Lucille's father
Mamadou Gary
as PlayStation player
Pierre Benoist Varoclier
as Nurse
Nicolas Mouchet
as Nurse
Karim Adda
as Impatient patient
Christophe Rossignon
as Forensic officer
Jean Marc Valenti
as Internet cafe server
Pascal Rigot
as Flower delivery man
Marie Antoinette Canet
as Secretary Maître Ferrault
Francoise Bertin
as Antoinette Levkowitch
Andree Damant
as Simone
Jean Maurice Bonneau
as Horse show host
Jeremie Covillault
as The parking lot junkie
Arnaud Henriet
as SRPJ Technician
Albert Goldberg
as Bartola
Eva Saint Paul
as Madame Neuville
Raphael De Crozals
as The Airport Child
Anthony Apel
as Man in the Crowd
Alain Attal
as Passenger at the airport (uncredited)
Theo Chavannes
as (uncredited)
Harlan Coben
as Stranger at the station (uncredited)
Arnaud Marciszewer
as (uncredited)
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