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| Jonathan Pryce | Sam Lowry | |
| Robert De Niro | Archibald Tuttle | |
| Katherine Helmond | Mrs. Ida Lowry | |
| Ian Holm | Mr. M. Kurtzmann | |
| Bob Hoskins | Spoor | |
| Michael Palin | Jack Lint | |
| Ian Richardson | Mr. Warrenn | |
| Peter Vaughan | Mr. Helpmann | |
| Kim Greist | Jill Layton | |
| Jim Broadbent | Dr. Jaffe | |
| Barbara Hicks | Mrs. Alma Terrain | |
| Charles McKeown | Harvey Lime | |
| Derrick O'Connor | Dowser | |
| Kathryn Pogson | Shirley | |
| Bryan Pringle | Spiro |
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| Producer | Arnon Milchan
Patrick Cassavetti |
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| Writer | Terry Gilliam
Tom Stoppard |
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| Cinematography | Roger Pratt
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| Musician | Michael Kamen
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A human cog (Sam Lowry) in the highly inefficient government machine of a future world (with a 1970s flavor) discovers a paperwork error that has resulted in the arrest of a shoe repairman (Mr. Buttle) instead of a rouge heating engineer (Harry Tuttle). On a quest to right this wrong, he discovers the girl of his dreams (Jill Layton) and together they navigate the labyrinth of bureaucracy in an attempt to assert their humanity in a world gone mad with technology for technology’s sake. Elaborate dream sequences demonstrate Sam’s desire to fly away from the mire of mind deadening government control. |
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