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The Chameleon
Directed by
Jean-Paul Salomé
R
2011
1h 46m
Drama
,
Mystery
,
and more
5.5
25%
21%
5.3
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An FBI Agent is hot on the tracks of Frédéric Fortin who has taken up the identity of a woman's long lost son, completely convincing the police and the boy's family of his identity.
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Cast of The Chameleon
Marc-André Grondin
Frédéric Fortin / Nicholas Mark Randall
Famke Janssen
Jennifer Johnson
Nick Stahl
Brendan Kerrigan
Emilie de Ravin
Kathy Jansen
Ellen Barkin
Kimberly Miller
Tory Kittles
Dan Price
Brian Geraghty
Brian Jansen
Silas Cooper
BR. PD Cop B
Estelle Larrivaz
Female Gendarme
James DuMont
B.R.P.D. Cop A
Katy Peppard
Girl #2 (as Katy Preppard)
Lance E. Nichols
FBI Doctor (as Lance Nichols)
Lindsay Soileau
Girl #1 (as Lindsey Soileau)
Nick Chinlund
Mitch
Ritchie Montgomery
Diner Owner (as Ritchie Montgomerey)
Xavier Beauvois
Gendarme
Sean M. Blanchard
Spanish Orphan Boy (uncredited)
Jean-Paul Salomé
Director / Writer
Natalie Carter
Writer
Stephan Roux
Assistant Location Manager
The Chameleon Ratings & Reviews
New York Times
Stephen Holden
We see the impostor's trickery but not the pain driving it.
Village Voice
Aaron Hillis
Screenwriters, take note: Unless your story is a whodunit, it's an unforgivable flaw to telegraph early and often that, sometime during the final act, we should anticipate the proverbial rug to be pulled.
Variety
Dennis Harvey
The execution falls short of its full potential.
Filmcritic.com
Blake French
spellbinding
Los Angeles Times
Gary Goldstein
Salom and co-writer Natalie Carter offer some explanatory psychology, but the complexities remain underdeveloped. Still, you won't be bored.
Seattle Times
Moira MacDonald
Though there's plenty of skill on display here, "The Chameleon" is one of those films that feels out of whack, as if it focuses too much energy on the wrong story, leaving a more interesting one in the background.
Slant Magazine
Glenn Heath Jr.
On the surface, The Chameleon reeks of contrived melodrama, cinematically nondescript in almost every way.
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