Entrapment (1999) [PG-13]

Release Date:
April 29, 1999

Original Title:
Entrapment

Alternate Titles:
Ansa viritetty
Brilliáns csapda
Klopka
La Emboscada
La emboscada
Lõks
Past
Клопка
偷天陷阱
将计就计
將計就計

Genres:
Drama | Mystery | Romance

Production Companies:
Fountainbridge Films
Regency Enterprises

Production Countries:
United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: MA15+  BR: 12  CH: 12  CZ: 12+  DE: 12  DK: 11  FI: K-12  FR: U|12  GB: 12  HU: 12  IE: 12  MX: B-15  NL: 12  NO: 15  PL: 16  PT: M/12  RU: 16+  SE: 15  SK: 12  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 112

The trap is set.

Two thieves, who travel in elegant circles, try to outsmart each other and, in the process, end up falling in love.

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Christopher Ackland

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Sandy Buchanan

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Louis Elman

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Gloria Salas

Additional Casting:
Lucinda Syson

Animation Supervisor:
Mike Williams

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Charles Bodycomb

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Katie Gabriel

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Keith Pain
Michael Boone
Kevin Phipps

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Gary Tomkins
Sue Whitaker

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Steve Mcleod

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John Norster

Assistant Director:
James Armstrong

Assistant Editor:
Tony Tromp

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Azman Bin Hitam

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Becky Jones

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Mona Benjamin

Assistant Sound Engineer:
Ben Georgiades

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Vernon Connolly

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Paul Cridlin

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Lee Vickery

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Roger Pearce

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Michelle Guish
Donna Isaacson
Kim Miscia

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Gaby Kester

Casting Coordinator:
Christina Thomas

Choreographer:
Paul Harris

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Sam Barnes

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David Rees

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Adam Brockbank

Conductor:
Pete Anthony

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Jack Dyer

Costume Coordinator:
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Penny Rose

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Jenny Nichols

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Susan Hegarty

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William Parnell

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Colin Alway

Digital Effects Supervisor:
Alex Bicknell

Director:
Jon Amiel

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Phil Meheux

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Mark Kenna

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Tom Gilligan

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Tim Grover

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Rhonda Tollefson
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Brenda Coxon

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Don Ng

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Norman Garwood

Production Manager:
Faye Ong

Production Runner:
Emily Lascelles

Production Secretary:
Joane Baptiste

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Sarah Bradshaw

Project Manager:
Stuart Bailey

Property Master:
Maxie McDonald
Les Benson

Researcher:
Simon Eves

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John Ash

Scenic Artist:
Stuart Clarke

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Geoff Foster

Screenplay:
William Broyles Jr.
Ronald Bass

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Lisa Vick

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Bryn Court

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Oliver Cary

Second Assistant Director:
Michael Stevenson

Second Unit Director:
Vic Armstrong

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William Dodds

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Gareth John

Sound Mixer:
David John

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John Hayward

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Cliff Corbould

Special Effects Coordinator:
Carol McAulay

Special Effects Supervisor:
Neil Corbould

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William J. Bishop

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Charles Cottrell

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Alf Tramontin

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David Appleby

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Ronald Bass
Michael Hertzberg

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Temple Clark

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Vic Armstrong
Jim Dowdall

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Stunt Driver:
Steve Truglia

Stunts:
Roy Alon

Supervising Art Director:
Jim Morahan

Supervising Carpenter:
Stephen Challenor

Supervising Sound Editor:
Jim Shields

Thanks:
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Third Assistant Director:
Carlos Fidel

Transportation Coordinator:
Francis Abdullah

Underwater Camera:
Peter Davey

Unit Manager:
Judy Britten

Unit Production Manager:
John H. Starke

Unit Publicist:
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Utility Stunts:
Stuart Clark

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Bob Balzarini

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Alexandra Day

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Nick Davis

Wardrobe Assistant:
David Croucher

Wardrobe Master:
Mark Holmes

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Ken Crouch

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