Vincent & Theo
An obsessive vision. A desperate dream. A world that didn't understand… And a brother that did.
Genres
Overview
The tragic story of Vincent van Gogh broadened by focusing as well on his brother Theodore, who helped support Vincent. Based on the letters written between the two.
Details
Budget
$0
Revenue
$0
Runtime
138 min
Release Date
1990-12-02
Status
Released
Original Language
English
Vote Count
61
Vote Average
6.4
Tim Roth
Vincent Van Gogh
Paul Rhys
Theodore 'Theo' Van Gogh
Adrian Brine
Uncle Cent
Jean-François Perrier
Léon Boussod
Yves Dangerfield
René Valadon
Hans Kesting
Andries Bonger
Peter Tuinman
Anton Mauve
Marie-Louise Stheins
Jet Mauve
Oda Spelbos
Ida
Jip Wijngaarden
Sien Hoornik
Anne Canovas
Marie
Sarah Bentham
Marie Hoornik
Gusta Gerritsen
Kee Vos
Jean-Denis Monory
Emile Bernard
Han Kerckhoffs
Vos
Johanna ter Steege
Jo Bonger
Jean-Pierre Castaldi
'Pere' Tanguy
Kees Coolen
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Wladimir Yordanoff
Paul Gauguin
Louise Boisvert
Mme Ginoux
Vincent Souliac
Paul Millet
Florence Muller
Rachel
Féodor Atkine
Dr. Peyron
Jean-Pierre Gos
Trabuc
Jean-Pierre Cassel
Dr. Paul Gachet
Bernadette Giraud
Marguerite Gachet
Thérèse Crémieux
Mme Ravoux
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