| The Invention of Lying | |||||
| Media Rights Capital / Radar Pictures / Warner Brothers Pictures / Warner Home Video (2009) | |||||
| Comedy | |||||
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| Ricky Gervais | Mark Bellison | |
| Jennifer Garner | Anna McDoogles | |
| Jonah Hill | Frank | |
| Louis C.K. | Greg | |
| Jeffrey Tambor | Anthony | |
| Fionnula Flanagan | Martha Bellison | |
| Rob Lowe | Brad Kessler | |
| Tina Fey | Shelley | |
| Donna Sorbello | Anna's Mother | |
| Stephanie March | Blonde | |
| Ruben Santiago-Hudson | Landlord | |
| John Hodgman | Wedding Overseer | |
| Nathan Corddry | News Reporter (as Nate Corddry) | |
| Jimmi Simpson | Bob | |
| Martin Starr | Waiter #1 | |
| Jason Bateman | Doctor | |
| Christopher Guest | Nathan Goldfrappe | |
| Alton Fitzgerald White | Angelo Badsmith | |
| Philip Seymour Hoffman | Jim the Bartender | |
| Edward Norton | Cop | |
| Roz Ryan | Nurse #1 | |
| Michael Patrick Gough | Homeless Man | |
| Arnie Burton | Waiter at Fancy Restaurant | |
| Ashlie Atkinson | Bank Teller | |
| Bobby Moynihan | Assistant | |
| Shaun Williamson | Richard Bellison | |
| Stephen Merchant | Man at the Door | |
| Cole Jensen | Short Fat Brian | |
| Conner Rayburn | Son | |
| Lisa Paige Robinson | Arguing Girlfriend | |
| Matt Stadelmann | Arguing Boyfriend (as Matthew Stadelmann) | |
| Jared Voss | Person #1 (as Jared Vos) | |
| Jessica Baade | Person #2 | |
| Elena Wohl | Person #3 |
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| Producer | Ricky Gervais
Sue Baden-Powell |
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| Writer | Ricky Gervais
Matthew Robinson |
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| Cinematography | Tim Suhrstedt
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| Musician | Tim Atack
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In a world where the human race has never evolved the ability to lie, a man who suddenly discovers how will change the world, With this superpower, he can get anything he wants. Well, nearly everything.Ricky Gervais (Extras, BBC's The Office) displays his hilariously deadpan acting talents in a comedy invention he co-wrote and co-directed. With a star-studded cast including Jennifer Garner, Louis C. K. and Rob Lowe, plus cameos by Tina Fey and Jonah Hill, it's "explosively funny" according to New York critic David Ededstein. Believe it. |
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