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The Ghost Writer
A writer stumbles upon a long-hidden secret when he agrees to help former British Prime Minister Adam Lang complete his memoirs on a remote island after the politician's assistant drowns in a mysterious accident.
Roman Polanski
Casts & Crew
Ewan McGregor
Pierce Brosnan
Kim Cattrall
Olivia Williams
Tom Wilkinson
Timothy Hutton
Jon Bernthal
Tim Preece
Robert Pugh
David Rintoul
Eli Wallach
James Belushi
Anna Botting
Yvonne Tomlinson
Milton Welsh
Alister Mazzotti
Tim Faraday
Kate Copeland
Soogi Kang
Hong Thay Lee
John Keogh
Hans-Peter Sussner
Stuart Austen
Marianne Graffam
Morgane Polanski
Andy Gütig
Robert Wallhöfer
Glenn Conroy
Robert Seeliger
Clayton Nemrow
Julia Kratz
Nyasha Hatendi
Daphne Alexander
Angelique Fernandez
Anne Wittman
Michael S. Ruscheinsky
Mo Asumang
Sylke Ferber
Desirée Erasmus
Errol Shaker
Errol Trotman-Harewood
Talin Lopez
Joel Kirby
Regine Hentschel
Jeff Burrell
Daniel Sutton
Eben Young
Jaymes Butler
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