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Unfaithful (2002) -- A New York suburban couple's marriage goes dangerously awry when the wife indulges in an adulterous fling.
Unfaithful (2002) -- After making the hit movie, "Unfaithful" with actress Diane Lane, Richard Gere gets a second chance at love with the actress in their new film, "Nights in Rodanthe."
Unfaithful (2002) -- "Unfaithful" centers on Diane Lane and Richard Gere as a couple living in the New York city suburbs whose marriage goes dangerously awry when the wife (Lane) indulges in an adulterous fling.
Unfaithful (2002) -- "Unfaithful" centers on Diane Lane and Richard Gere as a couple living in the New York city suburbs whose marriage goes dangerously awry when the wife (Lane) indulges in an adulterous fling.
Unfaithful (2002) -- "Unfaithful" centers on Diane Lane and Richard Gere as a couple living in the New York city suburbs whose marriage goes dangerously awry when the wife (Lane) indulges in an adulterous fling.

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Director:
Adrian Lyne
Writers (WGA):
Claude Chabrol (film "La Femme infidèle" written by)
Alvin Sargent (screenplay) ...
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Release Date:
10 May 2002 (USA) more
Genre:
Drama | Thriller more
Tagline:
Where do you go when you've gone too far? more
Plot:
A New York suburban couple's marriage goes dangerously awry when the wife indulges in an adulterous fling. full summary | full synopsis
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Awards:
Nominated for Oscar. Another 3 wins & 8 nominations more
NewsDesk:
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2010 Best Actress Contenders: is there anyone who actually deserves an Oscar this year?
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Diane Lane Starring In The Disney Film "Secretariat"
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User Comments:
La Femme Infidèle more (501 total)

Cast

  (in credits order) (verified as complete)

Diane Lane ... Connie Sumner

Erik Per Sullivan ... Charlie Sumner

Richard Gere ... Ed Sumner

Olivier Martinez ... Paul Martel
Myra Lucretia Taylor ... Gloria

Michelle Monaghan ... Lindsay

Chad Lowe ... Bill Stone
Joseph Badalucco Jr. ... Train conductor
Erich Anderson ... Bob Gaylord

Damon Gupton ... Other businessman
Kate Burton ... Tracy
Margaret Colin ... Sally
Marc Forget ... Café bartender
Larry Gleason ... Tim

Dominic Chianese ... Frank Wilson

George F. Miller ... Businessman #1
Paul D. Failla ... Businessman #2
Hal Smith-Reynolds ... Businessman #3
Tyree Michael Simpson ... Businessman #4

Liza Colón-Zayas ... Grumpy teacher
Al Cayne ... Parking Lot Attendant
Murielle Arden ... Other Woman
Salem Ludwig ... Man with suitcase

William Abadie ... Passerby
Matthew Maitland ... Crying Boy
Charles Glaser ... Father of crying boy
Zeljko Ivanek ... Det. Dean
Gary Basaraba ... Det. Mirojnick
Anne Pitoniak ... Grandma
Frederikke Borge ... Aunt Rikke
Russell Gibson ... Uncle Russell
Maria Gelardi ... Aunt Maria

Les Shenkel ... Uncle Les (as Leslie Shenkel)
Sophia Wu ... Dry Cleaner
Lisa Emery ... Beth

Michael Emerson ... Josh

Geoffrey Nauffts ... Jeff
James Bruce-Gardyne ... Auctioneer
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Frankie ... Poppy (the dog) (uncredited)
David Jefferson ... Waiter (uncredited)
Jon M. McDonnell ... Friend at Dinner (uncredited)

Jessica Peters ... Child in Park (uncredited)

Robert Peters ... Child in Park (uncredited)

Nik Pjeternikaj ... Deli Guy (uncredited)

John Rothman ... Jerry (uncredited)

John H. Tobin ... Armored-car company office manager (uncredited)
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Directed by
Adrian Lyne 
 
Writing credits
(WGA)
Claude Chabrol (film "La Femme infidèle" written by)

Alvin Sargent (screenplay) and
William Broyles Jr. (screenplay)

Produced by
G. Mac Brown .... producer
Adrian Lyne .... producer
Lawrence Steven Meyers .... executive producer
Arnon Milchan .... executive producer
Pierre-Richard Muller .... executive producer
Bruce Devan .... line producer: reshoots & additional photography (uncredited)
 
Original Music by
Jan A.P. Kaczmarek 
 
Cinematography by
Peter Biziou (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Anne V. Coates 
 
Casting by
Kerry Barden 
Mark Bennett 
Billy Hopkins 
Suzanne Smith 
 
Production Design by
Brian Morris 
 
Art Direction by
John Kasarda 
 
Set Decoration by
Susan Bode  (as Susan Tyson)
 
Costume Design by
Ellen Mirojnick 
 
Makeup Department
Joseph A. Campayno .... key makeup artist
LuAnn Claps .... makeup artist: Mr. Gere
Christine Domaniecki .... make-up artist: uncredited
Linda Grimes .... makeup artist
Lyndell Quiyou .... hair stylist: Mr. Gere
Josh Turi .... special makeup effects artist
Candy L. Walken .... key hair stylist
John Caglione Jr. .... special makeup effects artist (uncredited)
 
Production Management
Carol Cuddy .... unit production manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Vebe Borge .... first assistant director
Dylan Hopkins .... second second assistant director
Cary Jones .... second assistant director (reshoots)
Amy Lynn .... second assistant director
Noelle Stehman .... dga trainee
 
Art Department
Rand Angelicola .... scenic foreman
Joseph Badalucco Jr. .... third assistant props (as Joe Badalucco)
Patricia Bases .... scenic
Joe Bisogna .... shop craftsmen
Wayne Brackett .... set dresser
Sydney Brook .... construction grip
John Brush .... construction grip
Paul Brush Jr. .... stand-by craftsman
Stephen Caldwell .... scenic artist
Cathy J. Colby-Grauer .... scenic
Damian J. Costa .... on-set greensperson
Joseph Deluca .... on-set dresser (as Joseph M. Deluca)
Frank Didio .... head carpenter (as Frank DiDio)
Andrew Gangloff .... shop craftsmen
Rafael Gonell .... shop assistant
Greco .... set dresser
Vincent Guarriello .... head construction grip
Kevin J. Hammond Jr. .... set dresser
Anthony Itri .... construction grip
Adam Jones .... scenic shop person
Nora Kasarda .... art department coordinator
Hinju Kim .... assistant art director
Stephen Kurtz .... art department production assistant
Eric Lewin .... set dresser
Jeff Lomaglio .... shop craftsmen
Vinny Mazzarella .... assistant property master
James Mazzola .... property master
Peter S. Miller .... scenic
Lyvan A. Munlyn .... scenic crew
Tim Okamura .... artist: paintings
Joseph S. Patire .... shop craftsmen
Ron Petagna .... construction coordinator (as Ronnie Petagna)
William Riley .... scenic foreman (as Bill Riley)
Julio Rodriguez .... set dresser
Amy Safhay .... greensperson
Aleta Shaffer .... art department production assistant
David Stein .... assistant art director
Robert Topol .... master scenic
M. Tony Trotta .... camera scenic artist
Chris Vogt .... set dresser
Robert Vogt .... set dresser
Ginny Walsh .... second greensperson
Dave Weinman .... leadman (as David Weinman)
Sharon White .... on-set dresser
Alyssa Winter .... assistant set decorator
Joan Winters .... graphic designer
E. David Cosier .... assistant art director (uncredited)
Jeff Naparstek .... set dresser (uncredited)
Stephen Siersema .... scenic artist (uncredited)
Gaston Wurth .... set dresser (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
Gregg Baxter .... supervising sound editor
Anna Behlmer .... sound re-recording mixer
James Bolt .... sound re-recording mixer (as Jim Bolt)
Derek Casari .... adr engineer
Harry Cohen .... sound effects editor
Blake R. Cornett .... second assistant sound editor (as Blake Cornett)
Paul Flinchbaugh .... apprentice sound editor
Nerses Gezalyan .... foley mixer
Hector C. Gika .... background sound editor (as Hector Gika)
Tim Gomillion .... sound recordist
Frank Graziadei .... cable utility (as Frank J. Graziadei)
Craig Heath .... sound recordist (as Craig 'Pup' Heath)
Doug Hemphill .... sound re-recording mixer (as D.M. Hemphill)
Craig S. Jaeger .... foley editor (as Craig Jaeger)
Randy Kelley .... sound effects editor (as Randy Kelly)
R.J. Kizer .... dialogue editor
Jeff Kushner .... dialogue editor (as Jeffrey Kushner)
Skip Longfellow .... first assistant sound editor
David Lucarelli .... adr recordist
Tod A. Maitland .... sound mixer
Paul Massey .... sound re-recording mixer
Tim McColm .... re-recording engineer
James Moriana .... foley artist
Andy Nelson .... sound re-recording mixer
Alan Rankin .... sound designer
Robert Renga .... sound recordist
Charleen Richards .... adr mixer
Dennis Rogers .... sound recordist
Michael Scott .... boom operator
Branden Spencer .... first assistant sound editor
Denis St. Amand .... re-recording engineer
Wylie Stateman .... supervising sound editor
Bill Talbott .... sound recording engineer
Jeffrey Wilhoit .... foley artist
Wade Wilson .... sound effects editor
Greg Zimmerman .... foley recordist
 
Special Effects by
Carmen Campolo .... special effects foreman (as Carmen Campolo Jr.)
Steven Kirshoff .... special effects coordinator (as Steve Kirshoff)
Thomas Viviano .... special effects technician
Andrew Mortelliti .... special effects (uncredited)
John Stifanich .... special effects technician (uncredited)
 
Visual Effects by
Cosmas Paul Bolger Jr. .... visual effects supervisor: Digital Filmworks
Richard Craft .... digital artist: Digital FilmWorks
Gilbert De La Garza .... film scanning and laser recording: Digital FilmWorks (as Gilbert de la Garza)
Syd Dutton .... special visual effects: Illusion Arts Inc.
Mark Kenaston .... digital assistant: Illusion Arts
Robert Lukacs .... film scanning and laser recording: Digital FilmWorks
Mamie McCall .... production coordinator: Illusion Arts
Peter W. Moyer .... visual effects supervisor: Digital Filmworks
Roger Nall .... digital artist: Digital Filmworks
Marco S. Paolini .... digital artist: Digital Filmworks (as Marco Paolini)
Richard Patterson .... digital supervisor: Illusion Arts
Edward Quirk .... digital artist: Digital Filmworks
Michelle Rothburgh .... digital assistant: Illusion Arts
Catherine Sudolcan .... producer: Illusion Arts
Bill Taylor .... special visual effects: Illusion Arts Inc.
Mike Wassel .... supervising matte artist: Illusion Arts (as Michael J. Wassel)
David S. Williams Jr. .... compositing supervisor: Illusion Arts
Michael Kory .... digital artist (uncredited)
 
Stunts
Bill Anagnos .... stunts
Steve Bolan .... stunts (as Steven A. Bolan)
John Cenatiempo .... stunts
Norman Douglass .... stunts
Jery Hewitt .... stunt coordinator
Jennifer Lamb .... stunts
Mick O'Rourke .... stunts
Janet Paparazzo .... stunts
Floyd Resnick .... stunts
Michael Russo .... stunts (as Mike Russo)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Renzo Spirit Buffalo .... assistant camera
Renzo Spirit Buffalo .... second assistant camera: "b" camera
Glynis Burke .... rigging electrician house (as Glynis J. Burke)
Kenny Burke .... rigging key grip (as Kenneth J. Burke)
Ronald Burke .... dolly grip
Andrew Cheung .... grip
Ken Connors .... generator operator (as Kenneth Conners)
Doug Dalisera .... best boy electric
James Edmiston .... rigging best boy grip
Russell Engels .... gaffer (as Russ Engels)
Sean P. Fickert .... best boy grip: re-shoots
Kevin Flynn .... best boy grip (as Kevin W. Flynn)
Timothy Flynn .... grip (as Timothy J. Flynn)
Patrick Fontana .... rigging electric
John Gilgar .... electrician
Amanda Hudson .... second assistant camera: "a" camera
Nils Johnson .... video assist operator
Jenny Kane .... electrician
Chris Kilduff .... grip
Eric Leigh .... electrician
Jonathon Leigh .... electrician
Brendon Malone .... grip
Bobby Mancuso .... first assistant camera: "a" camera (as Robert Mancuso)
Hollis Meminger .... camera loader
William Moore .... electrician
George Potter .... generator operator
Tom Prate .... grip (as Thomas R. Prate)
Tom Prate .... key grip (as Thomas J. Prate)
Michael Proudfoot .... camera operator: "a" camera
Richard Rutkowski .... camera operator: "b" camera
Richard Rutkowski .... director of photography: second unit
Mark Schmidt .... first assistant camera: "b" camera
James F. Walsh .... rigging gaffer
Kevin P. Walsh .... rigging best boy
Barry Wetcher .... still photographer
Rebecca Brillhart .... additional second assistant camera (uncredited)
Matt Chubet .... grip (uncredited)
Tom Cioccio .... additional second assistant camera (uncredited)
Craig Haagensen .... director of photography: additional principal photography (uncredited)
Timothy Healy .... electrician (uncredited)
Satish Sahi .... grip (uncredited)
J. Dan Wright .... electrician (uncredited)
 
Casting Department
Riccardo Bertoni .... extras casting: Navarro-Bertini & Associates Casting Company
Molly Clayton .... casting assistant
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Sonya M. Andonov .... set costumer
Jennifer Arnold .... assistant costume designer
Tommy Boyer .... costumer: Mr. Gere
Patrick Chevillot .... assistant costume designer
Michael Dennison .... wardrobe supervisor (as Michael P. Dennison)
Timothy Ross .... wardrobe assistant
Susan J. Wright .... wardrobe supervisor
Addie Hall .... additional costumer (uncredited)
Mei Lai Hippisley Coxe .... costume assistant (uncredited)
 
Editorial Department
John Axelrad .... assistant editor: avid
David Brenner .... additional editor
Gary Burritt .... negative cutter
Bradford L. Dean .... second assistant editor (as Brad Dean)
Rolf Fleischmann .... first assistant editor
Adam Geiger .... apprentice editor: New York
Scott Hirotsu .... editorial assistant: Los Angeles
David Kirkman .... assistant editor: avid, New York
Jordan Lindblad .... editorial assistant: New York
Matvey Shatz .... color timer
Robb Sullivan .... additional editor
Julia Wong .... assistant editor
Mark V. Phillips .... assistant editor (uncredited)
 
Music Department
Chris Bertolotti .... song producer: "Dream Loud"
Johnny Caruso .... music editor
Ry Cooder .... musician: "Ai Du"
Sandy DeCrescent .... orchestra contractor
Sussan Deyhim .... featured vocalist
Bruce Fowler .... orchestrator
Richard Gere .... composer: cue "Piano Lesson {Score Cue}"
Stephan R. Goldman .... music supervisor
Jorane .... featured vocalist
Jan A.P. Kaczmarek .... orchestrator
Christopher Kennedy .... supervising music editor
Joe Lisanti .... music editor
Dylan Maulucci .... orchestrator
Brad Mehldau .... musician: "Exit Music {For a Film}"
Leszek Mozdzer .... featured musician: piano
Michael Nowak .... conductor
Rafal Paczkowski .... score engineer
John Rodd .... orchestral scoring recordist
Steven L. Smith .... music preparation
Marta Stanislawska .... musician: cimbalom
Tom Steel .... scoring stage crew
Chet Swiatkowsky .... featured musician: piano (as Chet Swiatkowski)
Damon Tedesco .... scoring stage crew
Bruce Babcock .... orchestrator (uncredited)
Mark Graham .... music librarian (uncredited)
Julia Michels .... executive in charge of music (uncredited)
 
Transportation Department
John Hicks .... transportation co-captain
Edward O'Donnell .... transportation captain (as Ed O'Donnell)
Rocco Curatolo .... driver: Diane Lane (uncredited)
 
Other crew
Carlos A. Acosta .... production assistant: location unit
Thomas Ahlers .... office assistant
Nicholas R. Bell .... set production assistant (as Nick Bell)
Jeff Caron .... office production assistant
Claude Chabrol .... director: "La Femme infidèle"
Andrew J. Cohen .... assistant: Mr. Lyne
Nancy Culp .... assistant: Ms. Lane
Philip DeRise .... office production assistant
George Doherty .... assistant production coordinator
Dianne Dreyer .... script supervisor
Joe Facey .... craft service
Kathleen Fellegara .... set medic (as Kathy Fellegara)
Rich Fellegara .... set medic
Jordan Brendan Finnegan .... set production assistant (as Jordan Finnegan)
Wayne Forman .... caterer
Gary A. Gibson .... assistant: Mr. Sargent
Damon Michael Gordon .... assistant location manager (as Damon H. Gordon)
Mark Hagerman .... production secretary
Rachel Hudgins .... supervising assistant: Mr. Gere
Lisa Janssen .... tutor: Erik Per Sullivan
Tudor Jones .... key set production assistant
Jean Kalanzi .... first assistant accountant
Laura H. Kreft .... payroll accountant
James D. Lee .... assistant location manager
William Ley .... caterer
Lindsey Liberatore .... assistant: Mr. Milchan
Sonya Lunsford .... first assistant accountant
Lisa Madden .... accounting clerk (as Lisa Marie Madden)
Pierre Makhoul .... security: Mr. Gere
Kathryn Malone .... office production assistant
Leah Meyers-Spector .... location production assistant
Margie Lee Michaels .... stand in: Diane Lane
Tim Monich .... dialogue coach
Rebecca L. Murray .... assistant: Mr. Brown
Eric Myers .... unit publicist
Anna Novick .... set production assistant
Andrew Patterson .... location production assistant
Synderella Peng .... title designer
Wayne Petrocelli .... security: Mr. Gere
Wayne Petrucelli .... security: Mr. Gere
Peggy Plessas .... dialogue coach
Lynn H. Powers .... location scout
Guillaume Renberg .... remote head technician
Alice Ritscher .... assistant accountant
Sonny Ritscher .... production accountant
Jason Rody .... set production assistant
Enis Rotthoff .... assistant: Jan A.P. Kaczmarek
Jeremy Rubolino .... assistant: Jan A.P. Kaczmarek
Kris Schackman .... location assistant (as Kristopher R. Schackman)
Amanda Segel .... assistant: Mr. Milchan
Robert T. Striem .... location manager
Sophie Tatischeff .... film clip: "Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot" courtesy of
April Taylor .... location assistant
Joseph Taylor .... location scout
Steven J. Todd .... post production
Patty Willett .... production coordinator
Garson Yu .... title designer
Tasha Zamsky .... animal trainer
Danielle Franco .... clearances coordinator (uncredited)
Kyle Hasday .... production assistant (uncredited)
Beth Howe .... clearance coordinator (uncredited)
Katrina Kirby .... post assistant accountant (uncredited)
Yori Tondrowski .... set production assistant (uncredited)
 
Thanks
Lieutenant John Battista .... thanks: NYPD-Movie/Television unit
Iris Graves .... thanks: Westchester County Film Office (as Iris Graves Stevens)
Pat Scott .... thanks: New York City Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting (as Patricia Reed Scott)
Iris Graves Stevens .... thanks: Westchester County Film Office
 

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Also Known As:
Infidèle (France)
Untreu (Germany)
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MPAA:
Rated R for sexuality, language and a scene of violence.
Parents Guide:
View content advisory for parents
Runtime:
124 min | Spain:125 min
Country:
USA | Germany | France
Language:
English | French
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
DTS | Dolby Digital
Certification:
France:-12 | South Korea:18 | Iceland:16 | Portugal:M/16 | Argentina:13 | Australia:MA | Brazil:16 | Canada:14A | Finland:K-15 | Germany:16 | Hong Kong:III | Netherlands:16 | New Zealand:R16 | Peru:14 | Philippines:R-18 | Singapore:M18 (re-rating) | Singapore:NC-16 (edited for re-rating) | Singapore:R(A) (original rating) | Spain:18 | Sweden:11 | Switzerland:14 (canton of Geneva) | Switzerland:14 (canton of Vaud) | Switzerland:16 (canton of the Grisons) | UK:15 | USA:R
Filming Locations:
Dobbs Ferry, New York, USA more
Company:
Fox 2000 Pictures more

Fun Stuff

Trivia:
The special edition DVD features the alternate ending where there is a different dialogue after they both kiss in the car, during the final scene. Richard Gere then steps out of the car (very emotional scene) before walking up and entering the police station. Fox & Regency wanted this ending at first (it was more Hollywood-esque, in-your-face, clearer kind of ending), but the director and the cast insisted that they put in the current ending you see on the theatrical release. more
Goofs:
Continuity: Connie is in front of the fireplace burning pictures. She has one burning picture in each hand when Edward walks in. In the next shot of Connie (a close-up), she raises her empty right hand to her face. As we pull back, the pictures and envelope are no longer in front of her. more
Quotes:
Paul: [reading from a Braille book] "My mother makes me chicken. Her chicken makes me cough. I wish that when she made it, she at least took the feathers off." more
Movie Connections:
References Aimée & Jaguar (1999) more
Soundtrack:
Jukebox Johnny more

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10 out of 10 people found the following comment useful.
La Femme Infidèle, 15 July 2008
Author: Senyales from Fraggle Rock

I wasn't expecting much from 'Unfaithful' as I thought it would be another 'The Perfect Murder' type thriller. But 'Unfaithful' is so much more than what 'The Perfect Murder' could ever be. It's deeper. It's darker. It has so many psychological layers. It's more a character driven drama rather than than plot driven. The plot may not be exactly original but it's the influence of it on the characters is what 'Unfaithful' is about. The film is very engaging as we witness the psychological effects of the consequences of Connie's decision. Lyne deserves praise for his excellent artistic execution. I loved how he used symbolism (such as metaphors and pathetic fallacies) and shows great attention to detail as is evident in the visuals. The editing is clear cut. Biziou's cinematography is great and Kaczmarek's score sets the tone. Note that during the key moments, when the main characters are conversing, the background music is absent. Richard Gere and Olivier Martinez, though a little too old, do decent jobs. However, it is Diane Lane who gives a career-defining performance. Her sublime portrayal of the incredibly sexy Connie is awesome. She carries the film. It is Diane Lane and Adrian Lyne's film. 'Unfaithful' is a magnificent engaging artistic drama. I don't understand why some were even harsh enough to call it soft-core. Do they even know the definition of soft-core? Others seem to have a problem with why Connie, who had the perfect life, would have an affair. But I feel it necessary to stress that nobody is perfect and therefore the perfect life does not exist. Connie's affair wasn't a planned thing. Who knows why it happened? Perhaps she wanted to feel younger, perhaps she was bored, or perhaps she wanted more from her husband. I don't think it was with the intention to ruin her 'perfect' life. There doesn't have to be a clear reason...as affair's don't necessarily happen for the best reasons.

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