Night Train To Lisbon 2013 Watch Free in HD

Jeremy Irons

19 September 1948, Cowes, Isle of Wight, England, UK

Mélanie Laurent

21 February 1983, Paris, France

Jack Huston

7 December 1982, London, England, UK

Martina Gedeck

14 September 1961, Munich, Bavaria, Germany

Tom Courtenay

25 February 1937, Kingston-Upon-Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, England, UK

August Diehl

4 January 1976, Berlin, Germany

Bruno Ganz

22 March 1941, Zürich-Seebach, Switzerland

Lena Olin

22 March 1955, Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden

Marco D'Almeida

27 April 1975, Mozambique

Beatriz Batarda

1 April 1974, London, England, UK

Christopher Lee

27 May 1922, Belgravia, London, England, UK

Charlotte Rampling

5 February 1946, Sturmer, Essex, England, UK

Nicolau Breyner

30 July 1940, Serpa, Portugal

Jane Thorne

Burghart Klaußner

13 September 1949, Berlin, Germany

Adriano Luz

9 April 1959, Oporto, Portugal

Sarah Bühlmann

Filipe Vargas

1972, Caldas da Rainha, Portugal

Ana Lúcia Palminha

João Lagarto

5 October 1954, Portugal

José Wallenstein

18 October 1959, Lisbon, Portugal

Eloy Monteiro

Joaquim Leitão

21 December 1956, Lisbon, Portugal

Jean-Pierre Cornu

1949, Biel, Switzerland

Hanspeter Müller

21 September 1955, Sarnen, Kanton Obwalden, Switzerland

9 November 1948, Brede, Denmark

Greg Latter

Pascal Mercier

23 June 1944, Bern, Switzerland

Raimund Gregorius

Played by: Jeremy Irons

Older Estefania

Played by: Mélanie Laurent

Amadeu

Played by: Jack Huston

Mariana

Played by: Martina Gedeck

Young Adriana

Played by: Beatriz Batarda

Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com

Night Train to Lisbon is a handsomely crafted, well-acted love story within a love story, even if it doesn't engage as much as it should.

December 05, 2013

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Guardian

On TV, this might while away a rainy Sunday afternoon.

October 23, 2014

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The Film Stage

Personal emotion may get in the way for dramatic purposes, but these characters seem to always know there was something more important behind it.

June 21, 2016

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New York Times

After barely stirring to life, "Night Train to Lisbon" mercifully expires.

December 05, 2013

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Independent (UK)

In its lesser moments, the film feels like a European art-house adaptation of a Mills and Boon novel or a Saga holiday commercial, but it is beautifully shot and packed with cameos from big-name actors.

October 23, 2014

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Village Voice

August's vision of the world, archaic though it may willingly be, is appealingly urbane ...

December 03, 2013

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Radio Times

An ageing academic embarks on a journey of self-discovery in this old-fashioned European thriller.

October 24, 2014

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New York Daily News

"Murder on the Orient Express," this ain't.

December 05, 2013

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Time Out

Take the last train to anywhere but here.

December 04, 2013

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Total Film

The back-and-forth narrative saps the story of tension, while Irons bumbles around like a dippy Dumbledore.

October 22, 2014

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HeyUGuys

At times Night Train to Lisbon can feel somewhat generic and cliched, but is saved, predominantly, thanks to the credentials of this remarkable, international cast.

November 19, 2014

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New York Post

It's all terribly talky and low-energy; that wonderful noirish title, it turns out, was just a front for a history lecture.

December 06, 2013

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