Bridge of Spies
Bridge of Spies
Release: 2015-10-15
·Runtime: 141m
·★ 7.2
Thriller
Drama
During the Cold War, the Soviet Union captures U.S. pilot Francis Gary Powers after shooting down his U-2 spy plane. Sentenced to 10 years in prison, Powers' only hope is New York lawyer James Donovan, recruited by a CIA operative to negotiate his release. Donovan boards a plane to Berlin, hoping to win the young man's freedom through a prisoner exchange. If all goes well, the Russians would get Rudolf Abel, the convicted spy who Donovan defended in court.
Production Countries
United States of America
Germany
Production Companies
TSG Entertainment
Amblin Entertainment
Studio Babelsberg
Fox 2000 Pictures
Marc Platt Productions
Participant
Reliance Entertainment
DreamWorks Pictures
Trailers & Videos
Cast
Michael Schenk
as Cousin Drews
Amy Ryan
as Mary Donovan
Jillian Lebling
as Peggy Donovan
Leonard Zimmerman
as Sharp Elbowed Reporter (uncredited)
Mikhail Gorevoy
as Ivan Schischkin
Patricia Squire
as Older Lady on Subway
Will Rogers
as Frederic Pryor
Peter McRobbie
as Allen Dulles
Joel Brady
as Police Officer - Brooklyn Courthouse
Daniela Schulz
as Family #1 at Berlin Wall Construction
Stephen Kunken
as William Tompkins
Jesse Plemons
as Joe Murphy
Mark Zak
as Soviet Judge - Powers' Trial
John Henry Cox
as Partner at Watters Law Firm
Nolan Lyons
as Classroom Boy #1
Alan Alda
as Thomas Watters Jr.
Sebastian Koch
as Wolfgang Vogel
Dakin Matthews
as Judge Byers
Haley Rawson
as Teacher
Victoria Leigh
as Classroom Girl #2
Hamilton Clancy
as Courthouse Reporter
Rafael Gareisen
as East German Youth
Mike Houston
as Man in Courtroom
Michael Pemberton
as Lie Detector Test Administrator
Jon Donahue
as Agent Faye
Edward James Hyland
as Chief Justice Earl Warren
Joe Forbrich
as Pinker
Burghart Klaußner
as Harald Ott
Michael Simon Hall
as Reporter
James Lorinz
as Gentleman on Subway #2
Michael Power
as NYPD
Scott Shepherd
as Hoffman
Eve Hewson
as Carol Donovan
Brian Hutchison
as FBI Agent #2
Ashlie Atkinson
as Classroom Teacher
Billy Magnussen
as Doug Forrester
Greg Nutcher
as NYPD Lieutenant James
Austin Stowell
as Francis Gary Powers
Tracy Howe
as Angry NYPD Cop
Domenick Lombardozzi
as Agent Blasco
Michael Gaston
as Agent Williams
Joshua Harto
as Bates
Victor Verhaeghe
as Agent Gamber
Jon Curry
as Agent Somner
Nadja Bobyleva
as Katje
Mark Rylance
as Rudolf Abel
Merab Ninidze
as Soviet Main Interrogator
Wes McGee
as U2 Pilot
Peter Conboy
as Neighbor (uncredited)
Sawyer Barth
as Classroom Boy #2
Max Mauff
as Ott's Secretary
Steven Boyer
as Marty
Joachim Paul Assböck
as East German Officer (uncredited)
Tom Hanks
as James B. Donovan
Noah Schnapp
as Roger Donovan
Rainer Reiners
as Cab Driver (uncredited)
John Rue
as Lynn Goodnough
Henny Russell
as Receptionist
Crew
Kristie Macosko Krieger
Producer
Doc Kane
ADR Mixer
Gerd Nefzer
Special Effects Supervisor, Special Effects Coordinator
Steven Spielberg
Producer, Director
Jonathan King
Executive Producer
Richard Hymns
Supervising Sound Editor
Melanie Reichert
Construction Buyer
Ethan Coen
Writer
Aaron Vexler
Stunts
Kyrsten Mate
Sound Effects Editor
Steve Slanec
ADR Supervisor
Thomas Newman
Original Music Composer
Rena DeAngelo
Set Decoration
Adam Stockhausen
Production Design
Brian Chumney
Dialogue Editor
Lucas Englander
Casting Assistant
Marc Platt
Producer
Matt Charman
Writer
Klaudia Śmieja-Rostworowska
Location Manager
Chris Manning
Foley Mixer
Janusz Kamiński
Director of Photography
Joel Coen
Writer
Maceo Bishop
Steadicam Operator
Andy Nelson
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Benjamin A. Burtt
Foley Editor
Chris Cenatiempo
Stunts
Adam Somner
Executive Producer, First Assistant Director
Barbara Harris
ADR Voice Casting
Kasia Walicka Maimone
Costume Design
Sarah Broshar
Additional Editor
Michael Kahn
Editor
Daniel Lupi
Executive Producer, Unit Production Manager
Gary Rydstrom
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Lois Burwell
Makeup Artist
Jeff Skoll
Executive Producer
Eckart Friz
Property Master