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Helen Mirren

26 July 1945, Chiswick, London, England, UK

Tom Wilkinson

5 February 1948, Wharfedale, West Riding of Yorkshire, England, UK

Ciarán Hinds

9 February 1953, Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK

Romi Aboulafia

21 January 1984, Tel Aviv, Israel

Tomer Ben David

Ohev Ben David

Jonathan Uziel

26 March 1975, Jerusalem, Israel

Elana Kivity Davenport

Eli Zohar

Irén Bordán

15 September 1953, Kübekháza, Hungary

Jessica Chastain

24 March 1977, Sacramento, California, USA

Marton Csokas

30 June 1966, Invercargill, New Zealand

Sam Worthington

2 August 1976, Godalming, Surrey, England, UK

Jesper Christensen

16 May 1948, Copenhagen, Denmark

Brigitte Kren

27 January 1954, Graz, Austria

13 March 1983, Budapest, Hungary

József Rácz

István Göz

19 August 1949, Szerencs, Hungary

Igor Vovk

Morris Perry

28 March 1925, Bromley, Kent, England, UK

Erika Szórádi

6 February 1961, Budapest, Hungary

John Madden

8 April 1949, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England, UK

Jane Goldman

11 June 1970, England, UK

Matthew Vaughn

7 March 1971, London, England, UK

Rachel Singer

Played by: Helen Mirren

Stephan Gold

Played by: Tom Wilkinson

David Peretz

Played by: Ciarán Hinds

Sarah Gold

Played by: Romi Aboulafia

Doktor Bernhardt

Played by: Jesper Christensen

Frau Bernhardt

Played by: Brigitte Kren

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Played by: Kátya Tompos

New Yorker

There is an awkward, irresoluble tension between the movie's urge to thrill and the weighty pull of the historical obligations that it seeks to assume. How much, to be blunt, should we be enjoying ourselves?

September 06, 2011

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Deadspin

Tense, intelligent entertainment. That's rare, and that is more than enough.

June 22, 2013

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Jerusalem Post

The film does have some suspense and makes some interesting points about our need to make heroes out of flawed people; but in the end, even with this wonderful cast, it's still a disappointment.

March 22, 2016

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New York Magazine/Vulture

After a gripping first half, turns into one howler after another. And yet it's still gripping.

September 06, 2011

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Big Hollywood

A taut and complex thriller, this movie won't be easy for forget.

June 30, 2013

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Dallas Morning News

Rather than focus on the evil of the Nazi villain, it wallows in the collective regret of three Israeli Mossad agents who in 1966 let the bad guy slip away when they had him in their clutches.

September 01, 2011

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Trespass

Younger audiences will likely find The Debt too slow for their liking, but what it lacks in realistic casting it gains in meatily plotted espionage and weighty drama.

September 08, 2013

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The Atlantic

Vogel's introduction, 'This is my hand, and this is the speculum,' may at last have displaced the 'Is it safe?' of Christian Szell--another Mengele stand-in--as the most discomfiting sentence ever uttered by doctor to patient onscreen.

September 02, 2011

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TheWrap

Worthington shows a greater range and vulnerability here than he did in either Avatar or Clash of the Titans, where he mostly just flexed his pecs. He may be a genuine movie star yet.

September 02, 2011

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Concrete Playground

A taut, historical thriller about the capture of one of Nazism's most evil.

March 04, 2013

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Critic's Notebook

How can the film convincingly preach via Ms. Mirren's voice-over that truth is more valuable than justice while her character is exacting vengeance on screen?

October 07, 2015

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Time Out

'The Debt' tackles themes of humanity, revenge and truth so successfully it's hard not to find it powerful - even if it's not the Oscar bait it might have hoped to be.

September 27, 2011

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