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Cast:
Alan Rusbridger: Peter Capaldi
Nick Davies: David Thewlis
Holger Stark: Anatole Taubman
Marcel Rosenbach: Alexander Beyer
Bill Keller: Philip Bretherton
Ian Katz: Dan Stevens
Daniel Berg: Daniel Brühl
Julian Assange: Benedict Cumberbatch
Ziggy: Jamie Blackley
Supervisor: Ludger Pistor
Anke Domscheit: Alicia Vikander
Otto: Michael Kranz
Otto's Girlfriend: Christin Nichols
Game Console Hacker: Christoph Franken
Young Julian: Ben Rook
Julian's Mother: Lucinda Raikes
Tacheles Waitress: Marleen Lohse
Zilke's Assistant: Sylvia Rohrer
Ralph Zilke: Michael Culkin
Hans: Axel Milberg
John Paul Oulu: Joe Kinyua
Oscar Kamau Kingara: Peter King Nzioki
German Reporter: Lukas Piloty
French Reporter: Thomas Ancora
Rental Agent: Phil Kaiser
Marcus: Moritz Bleibtreu
Birgitta Jónsdóttir: Carice van Houten
Wired Reporter: Jeany Spark
Sarah Shaw: Laura Linney
Sam Coulson: Anthony Mackie
White House Staffer: John Schwab
James Boswell: Stanley Tucci
East Berlin Woman: Lisa Kreuzer
Der Spiegel Reporter: Philipp Langenegger
WikiLeaks Fan #1: Cornelia Ivancan
WikiLeaks Fan #2: Martin Glade
Daniel's Mother: Franziska Walser
Daniel's Father: Edgar Selge
Dr. Tarek Haliseh: Alexander Siddig
Irritated Reporter: Michael Jibson
Alex Lang: Lydia Leonard
Aide: William French
Private Manning: Darren Evans
Young Staffer: Kyle Soller
General Thomason: Nigel Whitmey
Alan's Secretary: Sonya Cassidy
Times Reporter: Chris McKinney
Bearded Times Reporter: John Moraitis
Times War Correspondent: Christian Contreras
Guardian Lawyer: Camilla Rutherford
Der Spiegel Reporter #1: Milena Karas
Der Spiegel Reporter #2: Birger Frehse
Diplomat #1: Eben Young
Diplomat #2: Avye Leventis
State Department Staffer #1: Rachel Handshaw
State Department Staffer #2: Guy Paul
State Department Staffer #3: Simon Connolly
General: Amr El-Bayoumi
Mutassim Al-Gaddafi: Amir Boutrous
Shida Haliseh: Mimi Ferrer
Driver: Fares Ahmed Alahmadi
Man on Phone: Wilfred Maina
Border Guard: Mounir Margoum
WikiLeaks Staffer #1: Gudmundur Thorvaldsson
Wikileaks Staffer #2: Hera Hilmar
Airline Passenger: David Akinloye
Pretty Girl: Xenia Assenza
Hacker: Greg Landt
Special Agent: Olivier Bisback
Medewerker White House: Eddy Bollens
Self: Brian Williams
Passerby at Railway Station: Quang Huy Chu
Bar's woman: Pascaline Crêvecoeur
Broadcast Journalist: Yuval David
Diplomatic Staff of the US State Department: Truus de Boer
Associate White House: Kurt De Meuter
Icelandic Protester: Bjarni Gautur
Train passenger: Eric Kabongo
The Airplane Passenger: CinSyla Key
Generic Driver: Patrick Pauwels
Komparse: Egor Savin
Icelandic Man: Kristján Sævald
Floormanager: Sean Talo
Extra: Georges Terryn
New York Times Reporter: Ben Turner
General Staff: Wiets Verhoeven
Reporter: Alexander von Roon
Indian Journalist: Ahmad Zarabi

Written by: Daniel Domscheit-Berg, David Leigh, Luke Harding

Director: Bill Condon

Production: Participant, Reliance Entertainment, Anonymous Content, DreamWorks Pictures

Release date: 18 Oct 2013

Box Office: $3,255,008

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The Fifth Estate (2013)

Name: The Fifth Estate
Director: Bill Condon
Genre: Biography, Crime, Drama
Released: 2013
Cast: Peter Capaldi, David Thewlis, Anatole Taubman, Alexander Beyer, Philip Bretherton

A dramatic thriller based on real events that reveals the quest to expose the deceptions and corruptions of power that turned an Internet upstart into the 21st century's most fiercely debated organization.

Cast:
Alan Rusbridger: Peter Capaldi
Nick Davies: David Thewlis
Holger Stark: Anatole Taubman
Marcel Rosenbach: Alexander Beyer
Bill Keller: Philip Bretherton
Ian Katz: Dan Stevens
Daniel Berg: Daniel Brühl
Julian Assange: Benedict Cumberbatch
Ziggy: Jamie Blackley
Supervisor: Ludger Pistor
Anke Domscheit: Alicia Vikander
Otto: Michael Kranz
Otto's Girlfriend: Christin Nichols
Game Console Hacker: Christoph Franken
Young Julian: Ben Rook
Julian's Mother: Lucinda Raikes
Tacheles Waitress: Marleen Lohse
Zilke's Assistant: Sylvia Rohrer
Ralph Zilke: Michael Culkin
Hans: Axel Milberg
John Paul Oulu: Joe Kinyua
Oscar Kamau Kingara: Peter King Nzioki
German Reporter: Lukas Piloty
French Reporter: Thomas Ancora
Rental Agent: Phil Kaiser
Marcus: Moritz Bleibtreu
Birgitta Jónsdóttir: Carice van Houten
Wired Reporter: Jeany Spark
Sarah Shaw: Laura Linney
Sam Coulson: Anthony Mackie
White House Staffer: John Schwab
James Boswell: Stanley Tucci
East Berlin Woman: Lisa Kreuzer
Der Spiegel Reporter: Philipp Langenegger
WikiLeaks Fan #1: Cornelia Ivancan
WikiLeaks Fan #2: Martin Glade
Daniel's Mother: Franziska Walser
Daniel's Father: Edgar Selge
Dr. Tarek Haliseh: Alexander Siddig
Irritated Reporter: Michael Jibson
Alex Lang: Lydia Leonard
Aide: William French
Private Manning: Darren Evans
Young Staffer: Kyle Soller
General Thomason: Nigel Whitmey
Alan's Secretary: Sonya Cassidy
Times Reporter: Chris McKinney
Bearded Times Reporter: John Moraitis
Times War Correspondent: Christian Contreras
Guardian Lawyer: Camilla Rutherford
Der Spiegel Reporter #1: Milena Karas
Der Spiegel Reporter #2: Birger Frehse
Diplomat #1: Eben Young
Diplomat #2: Avye Leventis
State Department Staffer #1: Rachel Handshaw
State Department Staffer #2: Guy Paul
State Department Staffer #3: Simon Connolly
General: Amr El-Bayoumi
Mutassim Al-Gaddafi: Amir Boutrous
Shida Haliseh: Mimi Ferrer
Driver: Fares Ahmed Alahmadi
Man on Phone: Wilfred Maina
Border Guard: Mounir Margoum
WikiLeaks Staffer #1: Gudmundur Thorvaldsson
Wikileaks Staffer #2: Hera Hilmar
Airline Passenger: David Akinloye
Pretty Girl: Xenia Assenza
Hacker: Greg Landt
Special Agent: Olivier Bisback
Medewerker White House: Eddy Bollens
Self: Brian Williams
Passerby at Railway Station: Quang Huy Chu
Bar's woman: Pascaline Crêvecoeur
Broadcast Journalist: Yuval David
Diplomatic Staff of the US State Department: Truus de Boer
Associate White House: Kurt De Meuter
Icelandic Protester: Bjarni Gautur
Train passenger: Eric Kabongo
The Airplane Passenger: CinSyla Key
Generic Driver: Patrick Pauwels
Komparse: Egor Savin
Icelandic Man: Kristján Sævald
Floormanager: Sean Talo
Extra: Georges Terryn
New York Times Reporter: Ben Turner
General Staff: Wiets Verhoeven
Reporter: Alexander von Roon
Indian Journalist: Ahmad Zarabi

Written by: Daniel Domscheit-Berg, David Leigh, Luke Harding

Director: Bill Condon

Production: Participant, Reliance Entertainment, Anonymous Content, DreamWorks Pictures

Release date: 18 Oct 2013

Box Office: $3,255,008

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The Fifth Estate (2013)
A dramatic thriller based on real events that reveals the quest to expose the deceptions and corruptions of power that turned an Internet upstart into the 21st century's most fiercely debated organization. Cast: Alan Rusbridger: Peter Capaldi Nick Davies: David Thewlis Holger Stark: Anatole Taubman Marcel Rosenbach: Alexander Beyer Bill Keller: Philip Bretherton Ian Katz: Dan Stevens Daniel Berg: Daniel Brühl Julian Assange: Benedict Cumberbatch Ziggy: Jamie Blackley Supervisor: Ludger Pistor Anke Domscheit: Alicia Vikander Otto: Michael Kranz Otto's Girlfriend: Christin Nichols Game Console Hacker: Christoph Franken Young Julian: Ben Rook Julian's Mother: Lucinda Raikes Tacheles Waitress: Marleen Lohse Zilke's Assistant: Sylvia Rohrer Ralph Zilke: Michael Culkin Hans: Axel Milberg John Paul Oulu: Joe Kinyua Oscar Kamau Kingara: Peter King Nzioki German Reporter: Lukas Piloty French Reporter: Thomas Ancora Rental Agent: Phil Kaiser Marcus: Moritz Bleibtreu Birgitta Jónsdóttir: Carice van Houten Wired Reporter: Jeany Spark Sarah Shaw: Laura Linney Sam Coulson: Anthony Mackie White House Staffer: John Schwab James Boswell: Stanley Tucci East Berlin Woman: Lisa Kreuzer Der Spiegel Reporter: Philipp Langenegger WikiLeaks Fan #1: Cornelia Ivancan WikiLeaks Fan #2: Martin Glade Daniel's Mother: Franziska Walser Daniel's Father: Edgar Selge Dr. Tarek Haliseh: Alexander Siddig Irritated Reporter: Michael Jibson Alex Lang: Lydia Leonard Aide: William French Private Manning: Darren Evans Young Staffer: Kyle Soller General Thomason: Nigel Whitmey Alan's Secretary: Sonya Cassidy Times Reporter: Chris McKinney Bearded Times Reporter: John Moraitis Times War Correspondent: Christian Contreras Guardian Lawyer: Camilla Rutherford Der Spiegel Reporter #1: Milena Karas Der Spiegel Reporter #2: Birger Frehse Diplomat #1: Eben Young Diplomat #2: Avye Leventis State Department Staffer #1: Rachel Handshaw State Department Staffer #2: Guy Paul State Department Staffer #3: Simon Connolly General: Amr El-Bayoumi Mutassim Al-Gaddafi: Amir Boutrous Shida Haliseh: Mimi Ferrer Driver: Fares Ahmed Alahmadi Man on Phone: Wilfred Maina Border Guard: Mounir Margoum WikiLeaks Staffer #1: Gudmundur Thorvaldsson Wikileaks Staffer #2: Hera Hilmar Airline Passenger: David Akinloye Pretty Girl: Xenia Assenza Hacker: Greg Landt Special Agent: Olivier Bisback Medewerker White House: Eddy Bollens Self: Brian Williams Passerby at Railway Station: Quang Huy Chu Bar's woman: Pascaline Crêvecoeur Broadcast Journalist: Yuval David Diplomatic Staff of the US State Department: Truus de Boer Associate White House: Kurt De Meuter Icelandic Protester: Bjarni Gautur Train passenger: Eric Kabongo The Airplane Passenger: CinSyla Key Generic Driver: Patrick Pauwels Komparse: Egor Savin Icelandic Man: Kristján Sævald Floormanager: Sean Talo Extra: Georges Terryn New York Times Reporter: Ben Turner General Staff: Wiets Verhoeven Reporter: Alexander von Roon Indian Journalist: Ahmad Zarabi Written by: Daniel Domscheit-Berg, David Leigh, Luke Harding Director: Bill Condon Production: Participant, Reliance Entertainment, Anonymous Content, DreamWorks Pictures Release date: 18 Oct 2013 Box Office: $3,255,008
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