The Venice Project
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| The Venice Project | |
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| Directed by | Robert Dornhelm |
| Written by | Nicholas Klein |
| Produced by | Norbert Blecha Kara Meyers |
| Starring | Hector Babenco Lauren Bacall Gerd Böckmann Stockard Channing Ben Cross Victoria Duffy Anna Galiena John Guare Dennis Hopper Lucia Hwong Mía Maestro Cheech Marin Parker Posey Linus Roache Eddie Ruscha Dean Stockwell Stuart Townsend Frederique van der Wal John Wood |
| Cinematography | Hugh B. Crum Maurizio Dell'Orco Hannes Drapal Dan Gillham |
| Edited by | Klaus Hundsbichler |
| Music by | Harald Kloser Thomas Wanker |
Production companies | Ozanit Terra Film |
Release date |
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Running time | 86 minutes |
| Countries | United States Austria |
| Language | English |
The Venice Project is a 1999 American-Austrian comedy film directed by Robert Dornhelm and starring Lauren Bacall and Dennis Hopper. It includes a cameo appearance from Steve Martin.
Cast
[edit]- Lauren Bacall as Countess Camilla Volta
- Dennis Hopper as Roland / Salvatore
- Linus Roache as Count Jacko / Count Giaccomo
- Ben Cross as Rudy Mestry / Bishop Orsini
- Stuart Townsend as Lark / Gippo the Fool
- Héctor Babenco as Danilo Danuzzi
- Dean Stockwell as Sen. Campbell
- John Wood as The Viscount
- Stockard Channing as Chandra Chase
- Victoria Duffy as Jenna
- Anna Galiena as Maria/Sophia
- Mía Maestro as Danilla
- Parker Posey as Mira
- Frederique van der Wal as Alana/Lucrezia
- Eddie Ruscha as J.J. Rinquist
- Lucia Hwong as Lutist
- Gerd Böckmann as Pendergrass
- John Guare as himself
- Hans Hollein as himself
- Lauren Hutton as herself
- Cheech Marin as himself
- Steve Martin as himself
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- 1999 films
- English-language Austrian films
- 1999 comedy films
- American comedy films
- Austrian comedy films
- Films directed by Robert Dornhelm
- Films scored by Harald Kloser
- Films scored by Thomas Wander
- Films set in Venice
- Films about the arts
- 1999 English-language films
- 1999 American films
- English-language comedy films
- 1999 Austrian films
- Austrian film stubs