her, Chiara decides not to reveal his true identity to the police, and the two drive away together. Cast Sophie Marceau as Chiara Manzoni Yvan Attal as François Taillandier/Anthony Zimmer Sami Frey as Akerman Gilles Lellouche as Müller Daniel Olbrychski as Nassaiev Samir Guesmi as Lt. Camel Driss Dimitri Rataud as Perez Nicky Marbot as Douanier 1 Olivier Chenevat as Douanier 2 Alban Casterman as Jeune Douanier Christophe Odent as Président Commission Luc Chavy as Membre Commission Richard Delestre as Room Manager Carlton Yann de Monterno as Serveur Carlton Laurent Klug as Homme Discret José Fumanal as Réceptionniste Negresco Thierry Humbert as Garçon de café Nice Marc Diabira as Contrôleur Bus Alain Figlarz as Douanier Taxi Yves Penay as Réceptionniste Hotel Olivier Brocheriou as Infirmier Scanner Frédéric Vaysse as Contrôleur TGV Christophe Mahoudeaux as Steward TGV Arnaud Duléry as Garçon Train Bleu Aurélien Jegou as Jeune Garçon Train Bleu Gwenaël Clause as Policier Civil Pierre Rousselle as Homme Nassaiev Patrick Jacquet as Homme Nassaiev Valery Novikau as Homme Nassaiev Nicolas Tarev as Homme Nassaiev Production Filming locations Anthony Zimmer was filmed on location in France in Gare de Lyon in Paris 12, the Hôtel Carlton in Cannes, the Hôtel Negresco at 37 Promenade des Anglais in Nice, and on the TGV Paris-Nice train. Scenes for Anthony Zimmer's villa were shot in the Aigua Blanca area on Ibiza in Balearic Islands, Spain. Release Anthony Zimmer was released to theaters on 27 April 2005 in France. It was released in DVD format that same year. Reception Critical response Anthony Zimmer was critically well received. In her review in Variety magazine, Lisa Nesselson wrote that the "well-staged antics are not of the breathless variety, but a handful of original moments and a satisfying twist make the movie better than average." In his review on the DVD Talk website, Svet Atanasov called Anthony Zimmer a "modest French production" that "tiptoes somewhere on the verge between being a sugary melodrama and an action-packed nailbiter with plenty of unexpected twists". Atanasov noted that the film "manages to pull quite a few intelligent stunts with an admirable finesse". Atanasov singled out first-time director Jérôme Salle and veteran actress Sophie Marceau for their work on the film: Andrew L. Urban on the Urban Cinefile website wrote that the performances of Sophie Marceau and Yvan Attal "make this thriller fully engaging and the locations are a great bonus. A