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Disclosure

Disclosure

“Sex Is Power.”
6.2 /10 (1,288) Rage 1994 2h 8m
Thriller Drama Crime
Director Barry Levinson
Screenplay Paul Attanasio
Barry Levinson's glossy corporate thriller, adapted from Michael Crichton's novel, casts Michael Douglas as a tech executive who accuses his new boss and former lover (Demi Moore) of sexual harassment, flipping the usual dynamic. Wrapped around workplace intrigue and a virtual-reality subplot, it's part erotic thriller, part boardroom conspiracy. A commercial hit in its day, it now feels dated, though its gender-reversal premise still provokes debate.
Release
Dec 9, 1994
Budget
$55M
Country
United States of America
Revenue
$214M

Cast

Michael Douglas
Michael Douglas
Tom Sanders
Demi Moore
Demi Moore
Meredith Johnson
Donald Sutherland
Donald Sutherland
Bob Garvin
Dylan Baker
Dylan Baker
Philip Blackburn
Jacqueline Kim
Jacqueline Kim
Cindy Chang
Roma Maffia
Roma Maffia
Catherine Alvarez
Caroline Goodall
Caroline Goodall
Susan Hendler
Rosemary Forsyth
Rosemary Forsyth
Stephanie Kaplan
Dennis Miller
Dennis Miller
Mark Lewyn
Suzie Plakson
Suzie Plakson
Mary Anne Hunter
Nicholas Sadler
Nicholas Sadler
Don Cherry
Donal Logue
Donal Logue
Chance Geer
Farrah Forke
Farrah Forke
Adele Lewyn
Lynn Tufeld
Lynn Tufeld
Lewyn's Assistant
Nancy Yee
Nancy Yee
Cleaning Woman
Linda McCullough
Linda McCullough
Computer (voice)
Faryn Einhorn
Faryn Einhorn
Eliza Sanders
Trevor Einhorn
Trevor Einhorn
Matt Sanders
Allan Rich
Allan Rich
Ben Heller
Michael Laskin
Michael Laskin
Arthur Kahn
Edward Power
Edward Power
John Conley Sr.
Wayne Duvall
Wayne Duvall
Executive #1
Bernard Hocke
Bernard Hocke
Security Guard
Joe Urla
Joe Urla
John Conley Jr
Michael Chieffo
Michael Chieffo
Stephen Chase

Reviews

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Who stars in Disclosure? The main cast of Disclosure includes Michael Douglas, Demi Moore, Donald Sutherland, Dylan Baker, Jacqueline Kim.
Who directed Disclosure? Disclosure (1994) is directed by Barry Levinson.
How long is Disclosure? Disclosure has a runtime of 2h 8m. It was released in 1994.
What genre is Disclosure? Disclosure is a Thriller, Drama, Crime film. It has a rating of 6.2/10 with 1,288 votes.

Cast

Michael Douglas
Michael Douglas
Tom Sanders
Demi Moore
Demi Moore
Meredith Johnson
Donald Sutherland
Donald Sutherland
Bob Garvin
Dylan Baker
Dylan Baker
Philip Blackburn
Jacqueline Kim
Jacqueline Kim
Cindy Chang
Roma Maffia
Roma Maffia
Catherine Alvarez
Caroline Goodall
Caroline Goodall
Susan Hendler
Rosemary Forsyth
Rosemary Forsyth
Stephanie Kaplan
Dennis Miller
Dennis Miller
Mark Lewyn
Suzie Plakson
Suzie Plakson
Mary Anne Hunter
Nicholas Sadler
Nicholas Sadler
Don Cherry
Donal Logue
Donal Logue
Chance Geer
Farrah Forke
Farrah Forke
Adele Lewyn
Lynn Tufeld
Lynn Tufeld
Lewyn's Assistant
Nancy Yee
Nancy Yee
Cleaning Woman
Linda McCullough
Linda McCullough
Computer (voice)
Faryn Einhorn
Faryn Einhorn
Eliza Sanders
Trevor Einhorn
Trevor Einhorn
Matt Sanders
Allan Rich
Allan Rich
Ben Heller
Michael Laskin
Michael Laskin
Arthur Kahn
Edward Power
Edward Power
John Conley Sr.
Wayne Duvall
Wayne Duvall
Executive #1
Bernard Hocke
Bernard Hocke
Security Guard
Joe Urla
Joe Urla
John Conley Jr
Michael Chieffo
Michael Chieffo
Stephen Chase

Synopsis

Barry Levinson's glossy corporate thriller, adapted from Michael Crichton's novel, casts Michael Douglas as a tech executive who accuses his new boss and former lover (Demi Moore) of sexual harassment, flipping the usual dynamic. Wrapped around workplace intrigue and a virtual-reality subplot, it's part erotic thriller, part boardroom conspiracy. A commercial hit in its day, it now feels dated, though its gender-reversal premise still provokes debate.

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