Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Hugo Weaving | ... | Eddie Rodney Fleming | |
Tony Martin | ... | Det. Sgt. John Steele | |
Aaron Jeffery | ... | Det. Sr. Const. Wayne Prior | |
Paul Sonkkila | ... | Det. Insp. Jackson | |
Michael Caton | ... | Barry Walls | |
Peter McCauley | ... | Det. Hudson | |
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Glynis Angel | ... | Det. Robran |
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Leverne McDonnell | ... | Solicitor |
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Libby Stone | ... | Mrs. Beecroft |
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Andrew Bayly | ... | Const. Prowse |
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Doug Dew | ... | Beecroft |
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Polly Crooke | ... | Fingers |
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Anna Michael | ... | Det Sgt Quinlan |
Peta Doodson | ... | Mrs Rogers | |
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Ed Rosser | ... | Mr Bowman |
A modest man is suddenly seized from his apartment and interrogated by the police for what initially is presented as involving a stolen car, but it's slowly revealed to involve a serial killing. Meanwhile Internal Affairs is investigating the manner in which the investigating officers work. Written by John Sacksteder <jsackste@bellsouth.net>
"The Interview" dedicates most of it's run time to a police interview (Aussie for interrogation) of a suspect in a stolen car case. The interview is supposed to be a process where questions are asked and answered in an attempt to discern the truth of a matter. In this film, however, one question leads to another and another and so on until the truth seems inextricably buried and the usually clear line between good and evil becomes blurred beyond recognition. An dark, claustrophobic, artfully presented all-business psychodrama out of Australia, "The Interview" will prove an enjoyable watch for those into mind game flicks. With good acting by all, special kudos to Weaving for an excellent performance.