A Different Loyalty (2004)Leo Cauffield, chief of British counterespionage, fails by a whisker to arrest two fellow Cambridge-graduated spies who just manage to defect to Moscow, resigns and becomes a journalist. In... See full summary » Director:Marek KanievskaWriter:Jim Piddock |
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| Sharon Stone | ... | ||
| Rupert Everett | ... | ||
| Julian Wadham | ... | ||
| Michael Cochrane | ... | ||
| Anne Lambton | ... |
Cynthia Cauffield
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| Jim Piddock | ... | ||
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Richard McMillan | ... | |
| Mimi Kuzyk | ... | ||
| Emily VanCamp | ... | ||
| Tamara Hope | ... | ||
| Mark Rendall | ... | ||
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Damir Andrei | ... | |
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John Bourgeois | ... | |
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Sonja Smits | ... | |
| Edward Hibbert | ... | ||
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Leo Cauffield, chief of British counterespionage, fails by a whisker to arrest two fellow Cambridge-graduated spies who just manage to defect to Moscow, resigns and becomes a journalist. In Beirut, home of his Islam-converted father, Leo seduces Sally Tyler to divorce her husband for him. Their happiness with children from both marriages is cut short a few years later, when Leo suddenly disappears; Sally learns soon he's suspected of having defected to Moscow too, which she refuses to believe, but will be forced to while Western secret services want Leo back or dead. Written by KGF Vissers
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14 October 2004 (Portugal) See more »Also Known As:
Codice Homer See more »Box Office
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$13,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Fay Tolland: Trust and love aren't always mutually inclusive, darling.
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Composed by Pierre Degeyter
(c) Les Éditions du Chant du Monde, Paris
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When the airplane flies over New York, it is an Eastern Airlines Lockheed Tri-Star (aka L-1011), when it has taxied, it is a Pan Am Boeing 707. See more »Quotes
Sally Tyler Cauffield: So, either he's been abducted against his will, or it boils down to whether or not I trust my husband.Fay Tolland: Trust and love aren't always mutually inclusive, darling.
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"L'Internationale"Composed by Pierre Degeyter
(c) Les Éditions du Chant du Monde, Paris
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Watching this movie was a very disappointing experience. The premise was good (like with most movies out there), but the execution was just atrocious, and the story was unrealistic at best. For example, the movie shows us that a westerner was allowed to go in and out of Soviet Union, as well as go though streets of Moscow without any surveillance in the midst of cold war!!
Moreover, the actors seemed like they were made out of wood in terms of expressiveness. The story was painfully slow and was heading nowhere, really: nothing changed nor happened though the entire movie...
Funny how our protagonists had a view at the Basilica of Christ the Saviour in early 70s (Destroyed in early 20th century, restored in late 90s by the mayor of Moscow)... This and many other anachronisms give out the fact that the production team didn't even research the subject of their work before filming...
2/10