Brazil
Brazil
Release: 1985-02-20
·Runtime: 143m
·★ 7.7
Comedy
Science Fiction
Low-level bureaucrat Sam Lowry escapes the monotony of his day-to-day life through a recurring daydream of himself as a virtuous hero saving a beautiful damsel. Investigating a case that led to the wrongful arrest and eventual death of an innocent man instead of wanted terrorist Harry Tuttle, he meets the woman from his daydream, and in trying to help her gets caught in a web of mistaken identities, mindless bureaucracy and lies.
Production Countries
United Kingdom
United States of America
Production Companies
Embassy International Pictures
Trailers & Videos
Cast
Barbara Hicks
as Mrs. Alma Terrain
Bryan Pringle
as Spiro
Brian Miller
as Mr. Buttle
John Grillo
as Interview Official
David Gant
as Interview Official
Jonathan Pryce
as Sam Lowry
Bob Hoskins
as Spoor
Ray Cooper
as Technician
Bill Wallis
as Bespectacled Lurker
Oscar Quitak
as Interview Official
Sheila Reid
as Mrs. Buttle
Nigel Planer
as Charlie--Dept. of Works
Derek Deadman
as Bill - Dept. of Works
Don Henderson
as First 'Black Maria' Guard
Robert De Niro
as Harry Tuttle
Ian Richardson
as Mr. Warrenn
Gorden Kaye
as M.O.I. Lobby Porter
Jack Purvis
as Dr. Chapman
Kim Greist
as Jill Layton
Ralph Nossek
as Interview Official
Roger Ashton-Griffiths
as Priest
Terence Bayler
as T.V. Commercial Presenter
Harold Innocent
as Interview Official
Michael Palin
as Jack Lint
Peter Vaughan
as Mr. Helpmann
Simon Jones
as Arrest Official
Terry Gilliam
as Smoking Man (uncredited)
Derrick O'Connor
as Dowser
Kathryn Pogson
as Shirley
Katherine Helmond
as Mrs. Ida Lowry
Ian Holm
as Mr. Kurtzmann
Jim Broadbent
as Dr. Jaffe
Charles McKeown
as Lime
John Flanagan
as T.V. Interviewer / Salesman
Howard Lew Lewis
as Black Maria Guard
Crew
Terry Gilliam
Director, Screenplay
Ary Barroso
Music
Tom Stoppard
Screenplay
Arnon Milchan
Producer
Michael Kamen
Original Music Composer
James Acheson
Costume Design
Greg Powell
Stunts
Vic Armstrong
Stunts
David Appleby
Still Photographer
Julian Doyle
Editor
Perry Evans
Electrician
Charles McKeown
Screenplay
Roger Pratt
Director of Photography
Margery Simkin
Casting