The Man Who Was Thursday
Balazs Juszt2016-06-21
4.2
95 min
THE MAN WHO WAS THURSDAY is inspired by the existentialist novel of the same name by G.K. Chesterton (1908). The novel is considered a metaphysical thriller, and our film could be considered the same, though it also can be thought of in more classical cinematic terms a psychological and supernatural thriller.
Cast
| Name | Character | Team | |
|---|---|---|---|
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François Arnaud | Father Smith / Thursday | Unowned |
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Ana Ularu | Esther / Saturday | Unowned |
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Jordi Mollà | Charles | Unowned |
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Mark Ivanir | Jack | Unowned |
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Emanuela Postacchini | Tuesday | Unowned |
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Theo Alexander | Friday | Unowned |
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Federico Galavis | Wednesday | Unowned |
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Péter Fancsikai | Monday | Unowned |
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Kovács István | The Pope / Benito Mussolini | Unowned |
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Linc Hand | Father Wilson | Unowned |
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Isabel García Lorca | Julie | Unowned |
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László Konter | Saligia Warden | Unowned |
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Ferenc Hujber | Nazi Hooligan / SS Colonel | Unowned |
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Krisztián Kolovratnik | Russian Thug | Unowned |
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István Verebes | Inspettore | Unowned |
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Vladimir Mshvenieradze | Russian Thug’s Muscle | Unowned |
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Giza Mészáros | The Pope’s Secretary | Unowned |
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Oronzo Rossi | Italian Priest | Unowned |
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Attila Árpa | Gelato Ragazzo | Unowned |
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Maya Balázs | Little Girl in Confessional | Unowned |
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Szonja Varga | First Communion Girl #1 | Unowned |
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Zorka Varga | First Communion Girl #2 | Unowned |
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András Faragó | Franco | Unowned |