| The Adjustment Bureau | |||||
| Universal (2010) | |||||
| Romance, Science Fiction, Thriller | |||||
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| Matt Damon | David Norris | |
| Emily Blunt | Elise Sellas | |
| Florence Kastriner | Suburban Mom | |
| Phyllis MacBryde | Suburban Neighbor | |
| Natalie Carter | Suburban Neighbor | |
| Chuck Scarborough | Himself | |
| Jon Stewart | Himself | |
| Gregory P. Hitchen | U.S. Coast Guard Officer | |
| Darrell Lenormand | Upstate Farmer | |
| Kar | Political Consultant | |
| Michael Kelly | Charlie Traynor | |
| RJ Konner | Political Consultant | |
| Susan D. Michaels | Reporter | |
| Anthony Mackie | Harry Mitchell | |
| Gregory Lay | Albert, Campaign Aide |
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| Producer | George Nolfi
Chris Moore |
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| Writer | George Nolfi
Philip K. Dick |
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| Cinematography | John Toll
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| Musician | Thomas Newman
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Just as he is on the brink of winning a senate seat, politician David Norris (Matt Damon) meets a ballerina named Elise Sellas (Emily Blunt). Though David is smitten, mysterious men conspire to keep him away from the beautiful dancer. David learns he is up against the powerful agents of Fate itself, and, glimpsing the future laid out before him, must either accept a predetermined path that does not include Elise, or defy Fate to be with her. |
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