
The Tourist
A cunning British woman must outwit relentless police and a vengeful mobster by assuming her fugitive lover’s identity on a high‑speed train, risking everything to protect both herself and the man she loves.
“It all started when he met a woman.”
Synopsis
An American tourist named Frank meets a mysterious British woman named Elise on a train to Venice. A romance begins to develop between them, but Elise proves to have more to her than initially appears.
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A crew of 60+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Joe HutshingShot by John SealeScored by James Newton HowardDesigned by Jon Hutman
Box Office
2010 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 2.8× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$278.7M
US & Canada: $67.6M — 24% of worldwide · International: $211.1M (76%)
Opening weekend: $16.5M — 24% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $22.1M — 33% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,756 theaters
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Cast & Crew
60 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Johnny Depp
as Frank Tupelo
Angelina Jolie
as Elise Clifton-Ward
Paul Bettany
as Inspector John Acheson
Timothy Dalton
as Chief Inspector Jones
Steven Berkoff
as Reginald Shaw
Rufus Sewell
as The Englishman
Christian De Sica
as Colonnello Lombardi
Alessio Boni
as Sergente Cerato
Daniele Pecci
as Tenente Narduzzi
Giovanni Guidelli
as Tenente Tommassini
Raoul Bova
as Conte Filippo Gaggia
Bruno Wolkowitch
as Capitaine Courson
Supporting cast
34Julien Baumgartner
as Brigadier Ricuort
Francois Vincentelli
as Brigadier Marion
Clement Sibony
as Brigadier Rousseau
Jean Claude Adelin
as Brigadier Cavillan
Jean Marie Lamour
as Cafe Waiter Jean-Michel
Nicolas Guillot
as Cafe Head Waiter Jérôme
Mhamed Arezki
as Courier Achmed Tchebali
Igor Jijikine
as Virginsky
Vladimir Orlov
as Lebyadkin
Vladimir Tevlovski
as Liputin
Alec Utgoff
as Fedka
Mark Zak
as Shigalyov
Neri Marcore
as Hotel Concierge Alessio
Gabriele Gallinari
as Hotel Bell Boy Luca
Riccardo De Torrebruna
as Hotel Waiter Guido
Maurizio Casagrande
as Waiter Antonio
Nino Frassica
as Brigadiere Mele
Gwilym Lee
as Senior Technician Mountain
Steven Robertson
as Junior Technician Pinnock
Iddo Goldberg
as Jones' Assistant Whitfield
Renato Scarpa
as Arturo the Tailor
Giancarlo Previati
as Gala Coordinator Dalla Pietà
Giovanni Esposito
as Interpreter Coppa
Marino Narduzzi
as Elise's Driver Stefano
Tino Giada
as Elise's Driver Mauro
Bruno Bilotta
as Sniper Chief Giordani
Ralf Moeller
as Jail Bird Lunt
Marc Ruchmann
as Brigadier Kaiser
Massimiliano Belsito
as Dancer at Gala
Francesca Nerozzi
as Dancer at Gala
Romina Carancini
as Dancer at Gala
Jennifer Iacono
as Dancer at Gala
Claudia Mancinelli
as Dancer at Gala
Anoushka Rava
as Woman in the Cafe (uncredited)
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