

Top Cast

Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Philippe Petit

Ben Kingsley
Papa Rudy

Charlotte Le Bon
Annie Allix

James Badge Dale
J.P.

Clément Sibony
Jean-Louis

César Domboy
Jeff / Jean-François

Benedict Samuel
David

Ben Schwartz
Albert

Steve Valentine
Barry Greenhouse
Mark Camacho
Guy Tozolli

Sergio Di Zio
Officer Genco

Kwasi Songui
Man with Plaid Sports Coat
Key Film Crew
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