
The Two Faces of January
A charming con man and his wife must outwit a ruthless stranger and evade police after they become entangled in a private detective’s murder, racing against time to escape Athens alive.
“A mysterious encounter. A dangerous past. A deadly secret.”
Synopsis
In 1962, a con artist, his wife, and a dangerous stranger become entangled in the murder of a private detective and are compelled to attempt an escape from Athens.
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Principal cast & crew: 25
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Edited by Nicolas ChaudeurgeShot by Marcel ZyskindScored by Alberto IglesiasDesigned by Michael Carlin
Box Office
2014 · Box office
Grossed $4.5M worldwide
Worldwide gross
$4.5M
Opening week (7-day): $61K
Peak 6 theaters
Also known as
- Die zwei Gesichter des Januarsde
- Two Faces of Januaryen
- I due volti di gennaioit
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Cast & Crew
25 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Ozan Tas
as Hotel Grand Receptionist
Babis Hatzidakis
as Stall Keeper
David Warshofsky
as Paul Vittorio
Viggo Mortensen
as Chester
Pat Hillard
as American Hotel Guest
Kirsten Dunst
as Colette
Oscar Isaac
as Rydal
Daisy Bevan
as Lauren
Peter Mair
as Elderly Man at Hotel Grand
Helena Jinx Jones
as Elderly Woman at Hotel Grand
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1Writers
2Producers
5Other crew
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