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Robert De Niro | David Merrill |
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Annette Bening | Ruth Merrill |
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George Wendt | Bunny Baxter |
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Patricia Wettig | Dorothy Nolan |
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Sam Wanamaker | Felix Graff |
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Barry Primus | Bert Alan |
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Robin Gammell | Congressman Tavenner |
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Chris Cooper | Larry Nolan |
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Ben Piazza | Darryl Zanuck |
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Gailard Sartain | Chairman Wood |
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Tom Sizemore | Ray Karlin |
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Luke Edwards | Paulie Merrill |
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Brad Sullivan | Congressman Velde |
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Roxann Dawson | Felicia Barron |
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Adam Baldwin | FBI Agent #1 |
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Martin Scorsese | Joe Lesser |
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Illeana Douglas |
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Irwin Winkler | Director |
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Arnon Milchan | Production |
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Irwin Winkler | Writer |
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Priscilla Nedd-Friendly | Editing |
"All it took was a whisper."
David Merrill (De Niro), a director in 1950s Hollywood, returns from abroad to find that a rising tide of McCarthyism and the Red Scare has led to his not being allowed to work in films. He will only be allowed to direct once he implicates colleagues as Communist agents. He must decide whether to turn informant, or to stick to principle at the cost of his life's work.
Theatrical : 1991-03-15 : United States of America
Theatrical : 1991-05-17 : France
Theatrical : 1991-05-24 : United Kingdom
Theatrical : 1991-12-20 : Sweden
Theatrical : 1991-07-11 : Australia
Theatrical : 1991-06-14 : Portugal
Theatrical : 1993-04-07 : Spain
Theatrical : 1992-06-19 : Denmark
Theatrical : 1991-11-08 : Netherlands
Theatrical : 1992-07-03 : Finland
Theatrical : 1991-08-15 : Germany
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