"The Interpreter" was almost banned from Zimbabwe because of the similarities between the Matoban regime of Dr. Zuwanie and that of Zimbabwean dictator Robert Mugabe.
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The Interpreter (2005) - 3 trivia entries
Directed by Sydney Pollack, starring Catherine Keener, Nicole Kidman, Sean Penn (add more)
"The Interpreter" was almost banned from Zimbabwe because of the similarities between the Matoban regime of Dr. Zuwanie and that of Zimbabwean dictator Robert Mugabe.
This was the first film Sydney Pollack made in a widescreen format in more than twenty years.
This is the very first movie to be shot inside an actual U.N. building. Most of the extra cast members are actual members of the U.N.
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