The Tailor of Panama (2001)

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Written by John Le Carré, Andrew Davies

Directed by John Boorman

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2001

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA/Ireland

Filmed in Colour

Contemporary black comedy/thriller, this film has been based on the superb book by John Le Carre.

Ruthless, and seductive British spy Andy Osnard (Pierce Brosnan) may have been banished to Panama, but he's got a secret weapon - Harry Pendel (Geoffrey Rush). Osnard is an Old Etonian and spy, his mission to keep a watchful eye on political manoeuvrings leading up to the handing over of the Panama Canal.

Harry is a cocky, cockney ex-con who has reinvented himself as a Saville Row tailor to the rich and powerful people of Panama. As well as being famous for his suits, he is also famous for his storytelling.

Armed with knowledge of Harry's shady past, Osnard recruits him. The fun begins when Harry spins a yarn that is not only taken as truth, but inadvertently sets of a chain of events that threatens everything he values most in life.

Cast

Image for Pierce BrosnanPierce BrosnanAndrew 'Andy' Osnard
Image for Geoffrey RushGeoffrey RushHarold 'Harry' Pendel
Image for Jamie Lee CurtisJamie Lee CurtisLouisa Pendel
Leonor VarelaMarta
Image for Brendan GleesonBrendan GleesonMichelangelo 'Mickie' Abraxas
Harold PinterUncle Benny
Image for Catherine McCormackCatherine McCormackFrancesca Deane
Image for Daniel RadcliffeDaniel RadcliffeMark Pendel
Lola BoormanSarah Pendel
Image for David HaymanDavid HaymanLuxmore
Mark MargolisRafi Domingo
Martin FerreroTeddy A Reporter
Image for John FortuneJohn FortuneMaltby
Martin SavageStormont
Edgardo MolinoJuan-David

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