Innocent Lies (1995)
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- 1h 28min
- Drama, Mystery
- 30 Jun 1995 (UK)
- Movie
A gripping story of sex, betrayal, and murder. In 1938, British detective Alan Cross (Adrian Dunbar) travels to a small French coastal town to investigate the mysterious death of a close friend. Soon he becomes entangled in the strange...
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| Adrian Dunbar | ... |
Alan Cross / detective
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Florence Hoath | ... |
Angela / Alan's daughter
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Sophie Aubry | ... |
Solange / Alan's guide
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| Joanna Lumley | ... |
Lady Helena Graves / Celia's mother
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| Gabrielle Anwar | ... |
Celia
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| Alexis Denisof | ... |
Christopher / Celia's fiance
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| Stephen Dorff | ... |
Jeremy / Celia's brother
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| Marianne Denicourt | ... |
Maud / Jeremy's wife
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| Melvil Poupaud | ... |
Louis / Jeremy's friend
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| Bernard Haller | ... |
Georges / Solange's father
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| Rosalind Bennett | ... |
Janet Blain
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| Keira Knightley | ... |
Young Celia
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Tobias Saunders | ... |
Celia's Brother #1
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Robin Saunders | ... |
Celia's Brother #2
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Charles Duron | ... |
Beach Boy
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Michel Winogradoff | ... |
Albert
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Yvon Back | ... |
Talmi / Inspector
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Alexandra Monvoisin | ... |
Zaza
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Marianne Segol | ... |
Gigi
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Tatjana Verdonik | ... |
Maud's Mother
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Oskar Freitag | ... |
Maud's Father
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Alan Ross | ... |
Station Clerk
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| Donal McCann | ... |
Joe Green / Alan's friend (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Patrick Dewolf | ||
Written by
| Agatha Christie | ... | (novel "Towards Zero") (uncredited) |
| Kerry Crabbe | ... | () |
| Patrick Dewolf | ... | () |
Produced by
| Philippe Carcassonne | ... | associate producer |
| Daniel Delume | ... | line producer |
| Philippe Guez | ... | producer |
| Simon Perry | ... | producer |
Music by
| Alexandre Desplat | ||
Cinematography by
| Patrick Blossier | ... | director of photography |
Film Editing by
| Joëlle Hache | ||
| Chris Wimble | ||
Editorial Department
| Paul Ensby | ... | film color grader |
| Mike Fraser | ... | negative cutter |
| Tony Tromp | ... | assistant editor |
Casting By
| Swan Pham | ||
Production Design by
| Bernd Lepel | ||
Costume Design by
| Tom Rand | ||
Makeup Department
| Nuala Conway | ... | hair and makeup artist |
| Clarisse Domine | ... | key makeup artist |
| Peter Swords King | ... | makeup artist (as Peter King) |
Production Management
| Sylvain Bouladoux | ... | assistant unit manager |
| Richard Lalonde | ... | production manager |
| Antoine Vierny | ... | assistant unit manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Vincent Canaple | ... | first assistant director |
| Peter Heslop | ... | assistant director |
Art Department
| Graham Ellis | ... | assistant art director |
| Amanda Grenville | ... | set dresser |
| Jonathan Hurst | ... | props |
| Boris Piot | ... | swing gang |
Sound Department
| Don Banks | ... | boom operator |
| Harry Barnes | ... | dialogue editor |
| John Hayward | ... | re-recording mixer |
| Kevin Jacobs | ... | assistant sound engineer |
| Colin Ritchie | ... | supervising sound editor |
| Ivan Sharrock | ... | production sound mixer |
| Alan Snelling | ... | foley recordist |
| Michael Stevens | ... | assistant sound engineer |
| Richard Pryke | ... | assistant re-recording mixer (uncredited) |
Visual Effects by
| Pete Hanson | ... | studio manager: CFC (as Peter Hanson) |
| Wolfgang Lempp | ... | software development: CFC |
| Jim Machin | ... | model maker |
| Mark Nelmes | ... | digital special effects designer: CFC |
| Alison O'Brien | ... | digital special effects producer: CFC |
Stunts
| Rémi Canaple | ... | stunts |
| Patrick Cauderlier | ... | stunt coordinator / stunts |
| Roland Neunreuther | ... | stunts |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Pascal Ridao | ... | camera operator |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Sally Turner | ... | assistant costume designer |
Music Department
| Mark Berrow | ... | musician: violin |
| William Boulton | ... | orchestra leader |
| Antoine Cambourakis | ... | synthesizer recording |
| Simon Chamberlain | ... | musician: piano duet / musician: stride piano |
| Alexandre Desplat | ... | musician: piano duet / musician: stride piano / orchestrations |
| Leonore Hall | ... | musician: solo piano |
| John Harle | ... | musician: soprano saxophone solo |
| Matt Howe | ... | additional score mixing engineer |
| Paul Talkington | ... | orchestral manager |
| John Timperley | ... | music sound engineer |
| Allan Wilson | ... | conductor |
Additional Crew
| Dennis Davidson | ... | public relations |
| Marie McFerran | ... | production coordinator |
| Charlie Raedle | ... | craft service |
| Claudine Raedle | ... | craft service |
| Deryn Stafford | ... | production coordinator |
| Mark Warrick | ... | assistant: Ray Williams |
| Rex Mitchell | ... | financial controller (uncredited) |
Production Companies
- Polygram Filmed Entertainment (presents)
- Red Umbrella Productions
- Septième Production
- Cinéa (in co-production with)
- PolyGram Audiovisuel (in co-production with)
- Sofica Investimage 4 (in co-production with)
- Canal+ (with the participation of)
Distributors
- Becker Entertainment (1995) (Australia) (theatrical)
- Gramercy Pictures (I) (1995) (United States) (theatrical)
- Independent Productions (Belgium) (theatrical)
- Pan Européenne Distribution (1995) (France) (theatrical)
- PolyGram Filmed Entertainment (1995) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)
- Sogepaq Distribución (1995) (Spain) (theatrical)
- BMG Video (1996) (Germany) (VHS)
- Home Video Hellas (HVH) (1997) (Greece) (VHS)
- Manifesto Film Sales (1993) (World-wide) (sales)
- Pidax Film (2015) (Germany) (DVD)
- PolyGram Video (United States) (VHS)
- Tonpool Medien (2021) (Germany) (DVD)
- Top Tape (Brazil) (VHS)
- Transeuropa Video Entertainment (TVE) (1996) (Argentina) (VHS)
Special Effects
- The Computer Film Company (CFC) (digital special effects)
- Asylum VFX (with thanks to)
- Peerless Camera Company (with thanks to)
Other Companies
- Berliner Bank (banking services)
- Barclays Bank (banking services)
- Union Industrielle de Credit (banking services)
- Film Finances (completion guarantor)
- RHH/Albert G. Ruben Insurance Services (insurance services)
- S.G.A.C. Bellan (insurance services)
- Jacques and Lewis (legal services)
- Georges Dahan & Associés (legal services)
- DDA Public Relations (public relations)
- Samalga (camera equipment)
- Transpalux (lighting equipment)
- Beams Lighting (lighting equipment)
- B.B.R.K. (set construction)
- Cosprop (costumers)
- Car Grip (transport services)
- J.D. Transport (transport services)
- Société Germain Location (period cars)
- Studio Phil (trailers)
- Capital Skylink (artists' cars)
- Europcar InterRent (rental cars)
- Claudine & Charlie Raedle (craft services)
- Paradox Voyages (travel agent)
- Network Travel (travel agent)
- Konica (other equipment)
- Xotis (other equipment)
- Hopital Yves Lancot (other equipment)
- Twickenham Film Studios (filmed in and around)
- Kodak Eastmancolor (originated on)
- Technicolor (processed at)
- General Screen Enterprises (titles and opticals)
- Snaptrax (sound post-production)
- Anvil Studios (soundtrack re-recorded at)
- Pinewood Studios (soundtrack re-recorded at)
- Twickenham Film Studios (soundtrack re-recorded at)
- Munich Symphony Orchestra (original music performed by)
- Arco Studios (orchestral music recorded at)
- Metropolis Studios (music mixed at)
- Motion Picture Association (MPA) (acknowledgement)
- Sapex Scripts (post-production script services)
Storyline
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A gripping story of sex, betrayal, and murder. In 1938, British detective Alan Cross (Adrian Dunbar) travels to a small French coastal town to investigate the mysterious death of a close friend. Soon he becomes entangled in the strange lives of his prime suspects, the Graves, an aristocratic English family hiding many dark secrets. In his search for clues, Cross cleverly uncovers an incestuous relationship between siblings Jeremy (Dorff) and Celia Graves (Gabrielle Anwar), local Nazi-sympathizers, and ultimately, the true identity of his friend's killer. Written by Film Affinity |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | The original script was based on "Towards Zero", a novel by Agatha Christie. When Christie's daughter, Rosalind Hicks, reviewed the screenplay, she demanded that her mother should remain uncredited, and the character names changed. This was because of the inclusion of incest. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Version of Towards Zero (2007). See more » |
| Soundtracks | Que Reste-t-il de nos Amours ? See more » |