
The Spy Who Dumped Me
When a carefree best friend’s ex‑boyfriend bursts in with a dead‑drop and a horde of assassins on his trail, the duo must outwit deadly spies across Europe to stay alive and clear their names.
“They got this.”
Synopsis
Two thirtysomething best friends find themselves caught up in an international conspiracy when one of them is visited by her ex-boyfriend, who is being pursued by a team of deadly assassins at their apartment.
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A crew of 57+ credited
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Edited by Jonathan SchwartzShot by Barry PetersonScored by Tyler BatesDesigned by Marc Homes
Box Office
2018 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.8× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$33.6M
Opening weekend: $12.1M — 36% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $18.0M — 54% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 3,111 theaters
Also known as
- Bad Spiesde
- L'Espion qui m'a larguéefr
- Il tuo ex non muore maiit
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Cast & Crew
57 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
34Gillian Anderson
as Wendy
Ivanna Sakhno
as Nadedja
Jane Curtin
as Carol
Paul Reiser
as Arnie
Fred Melamed
as Roger
James Fleet
as Tom
Carolyn Pickles
as Marsha
Tom Stourton
as Edward Snowden
Ruby Kammer
as Aussie Tourist #1
Genevieve Mccarthy
as Aussie Tourist #2
Gyula Mesterhazy
as Canadian Ambassador
Livia Habermann
as Canadian Ambassador's Wife
Hugo Bolton
as CIA Analyst
Tamas Szabo Sipos
as Fashion Show Intern
Olafur Darri Olafsson
as Finnish Backpacker
Justine Wachsberger
as French Girl
Kevin Ezekiel Ogunleye
as French Guy
Nicholas Wittman
as ISIS Bartender
Laszlo Aron
as Jaguar Man
Agnes Banfalvy
as Jaguar Woman
Barnabas Reti
as Male Acrobat
Andras Velkov
as Mustache Man
Anita Anand
as News Anchor
Attila Arpa
as Security Guard
Peter Schueller
as TSA Agent
Patricia Tary
as Dumb American Girl #1
Carolyn Cicalese
as Dumb American Girl #2
Hanna Milovits
as Dumb American Girl #3
Rebeka Eva Cook
as Dumb American Girl #4
Bettina Csipszer
as Dumb American Girl #5
Ivett Diana Bukovinszki
as Dumb American Girl #6
Noelle Loizos
as Neighbor (uncredited)
Helene Cardona
as French Student (voice) (uncredited)
Roderick Hill
as Hairy Man
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