A Dangerous Method - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "A Dangerous Method"
A Dangerous Method (2011)
Timing:
1:39 (99 min)
6.355/10
1993
1993
6.621/10
98230
98230
6.4/10
112000
112000
Actors and characters
Mignon Remé
Character Jung's Secretary
Mareike Carrière
Character Food Nurse
Franziska Arndt
Character Bath Nurse
Wladimir Matuchin
Character Nikolai Spielrein
André Dietz
Character Medical Policeman
Anna Thalbach
Character Bathtub Patient
Sarah Marecek
Character Orchard Nurse
Björn Geske
Character Orderly
Markus Haase
Character Orderly
Christian Serritiello
Character Ship's Officer
Clemens Giebel
Character Ship's Steward
Theo Meller
Character Karl Abraham
Jost Grix
Character Leonhard Seif
Severin von Hoensbroech
Character Johan van Ophuijsen
Torsten Knippertz
Character Ernest Jones
Dirk S. Greis
Character Franz Riklin
Katharina Palm
Character Martha Freud
Nina Azizi
Character Minna Bernays
Julie Chevallier
Character Anna Freud
Cynthia Cosima
Character Sophie Freud
Mirko Guckeisen
Character Ernst Freud
Julia Mack
Character Mathilde Freud
Andrea Magro
Character Jean Freud
Aaron Keller
Character Oliver Freud
Nadine Salomon
Character Maid at Freud's House
Naike Jaszczyk
Character Agathe Jung
Sarah Adams
Character Gret Jung
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on Christopher Hampton's play 'The Talking Cure' (2002), which was in turn based on John Kerr's book 'A Most Dangerous Method: The story of Jung, Freud, and Sabina Spielrein' (1993).
- Christoph Waltz was originally chosen for the role of Sigmund Freud, but he had to decline due to filming 'Water for Elephants' (2011).
- In preparation for the role, Viggo Mortensen read all the literature about Sigmund Freud and visited his house-museum in Vienna.
- David Cronenberg taught Mortensen a "Jewish walk".
- Christian Bale could have played Sigmund Freud.
- Filming took place in Constance, Lucerne, Zurich, Überlingen and in the Belvedere Palace park in Vienna.
- The character played by Keira Knightley, while in bed, mentions a poem by Lermontov, but in reality, it is a poem by A.S. Pushkin, "The Prisoner," from 1822.
- Sabina Spielrein and her daughters were shot (executed) by the Nazis in 1942, not in 1941 as stated at the end of the film.
- The film is based on Christopher Hampton's play "The Talking Cure" (2002), which was in turn adapted from John Kerr's book "A Most Dangerous Method: The story of Jung, Freud, and Sabina Spielrein" (1993).
- Christoph Waltz was initially chosen for the role of Sigmund Freud, but he had to decline due to filming commitments for "Water for Elephants" (2011).
- David Cronenberg taught Mortensen a "Jewish gait."
- The character played by Keira Knightley, while lying in bed, references a poem by Lermontov, but in reality, it is a poem by A.S. Pushkin, “The Prisoner,” written in 1822.
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