The Illusionist (2006)

Movie Details

Original Title The Illusionist

Original Language EN

Budget $16,500,000

Revenue $87,892,388

Status Released

Popularity 3.8

Cast

Edward Norton

Eisenheim

Popularity: 11.0

Paul Giamatti

Inspector Uhl

Popularity: 5.0

Jessica Biel

Sophie

Popularity: 7.2

Rufus Sewell

Crown Prince Leopold

Popularity: 7.2

Eddie Marsan

Josef Fischer

Popularity: 2.1

Aaron Taylor-Johnson

Young Eisenheim

Popularity: 4.1

Eleanor Tomlinson

Young Sophie

Popularity: 3.7

Jake Wood

Jurka

Popularity: 2.0

Tom Fisher

Willigut

Popularity: 3.8

Karl Johnson

Doctor / Old Man

Popularity: 6.3

Vincent Franklin

Loschek

Popularity: 1.3

Nicholas Blane

Herr Doebler

Popularity: 1.8

Key Crew

Producer Cathy Schulman, Brian Koppelman, Michael London

Screenplay Neil Burger

Director Neil Burger

Editor Naomi Geraghty

Executive Producer Tom Nunan, Ted Liebowitz, Joey Horvitz

Production

Contagious Entertainment

Michael London Productions

Koppelman-Levien

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Keywords

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Reviews from TMDB

GeekMasher 9.5/10

Mar 15, 2013

When I looked at this film for the first time I was unsure it would be any good... I was completely amazed by how this film was good. The actors all played there role very well. The film has a very good storyline and I was compelled to watch it. All in all a great movie, worth watching.

John Chard 8/10

Feb 2, 2019

Life and death. Space and time. Fate and chance. Theses are the forces of the universe. The Illusionist is directed by Neil Burger and Burger adapts the screenplay from "Eisenheim the Illusionist" written by Steven Millhauser. It stars Edward Norton, Paul Giamatti, Jessica Biel and Rufus Sewell. ... Read more

JPV852 9/10

Aug 28, 2019

Seen this movie several times over the years and still find it so entertaining and satisfying thanks in large part to Edward Norton's performance. In some ways, although not as expertly directed, I prefer this over The Prestige, which is a great movie in its own right.