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The Tourist is a 2010 American romantic thriller co-written and directed by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck and starring Johnny Depp, Angelina Jolie, Paul Bettany, and Timothy Dalton.

The Tourist is a remake of Anthony Zimmer's 2005 French film. According to Rotten Tomatoes reviews, the movie has a 21% approval rating based on 173 reviews, and an average rating of 4.4/10.

The Tourist Movie Synopsis

A British woman, Elise Clifton-Ward, is followed by French police in central Paris who are working with Scotland Yard under the direction of Inspector John Acheson. Acheson has spent years pursuing Alexander Pearce, Elise's lover, who has tax arrears of £744 million, and is believed to have had plastic surgery to alter his appearance.

He is also being hunted by Reginald Shaw, a mobster from whom Pearce stole $2.3 billion. At a café in Paris, Elise received written instructions from Pearce: take a train to Venice, Italy; choose a man; and let the police believe he is Pearce. Elise burned the note, evaded the police, and boarded the train.

On the train, Elise chose Frank Tupelo, a math teacher from a community college in Wisconsin. Acheson gathers information about the plan from the remains of the burnt note. Knowing the location, but not the ruse, a policeman in Shaw's pay informs Shaw that Pearce is on the train to Venice with Elise. Shaw immediately headed to Venice.

In Venice, Elise invites Frank to stay with her at the Hotel Danieli, where she receives instructions from Pearce to attend a party. She leaves Frank, who is then pursued by Shaw's men. While trying to escape, he is detained by the Italian police, and a corrupt inspector tries to hand him over to Shaw's men in exchange for money. Elise rescues Frank just before he is handed over, leading the Shaw men on a boat chase before finally managing to escape. She leaves Frank at the airport with his passport and the money, encouraging him to go home for his own safety.

Elise goes to see Acheson, who has come to Venice, and is revealed to be an undercover agent from Scotland Yard who is serving a suspension for allegedly having sympathies with Pearce. She agrees to participate in a sting operation to bring Pearce to justice.

As she tries to find Pearce at the party, a man places an envelope on her desk and disappears into the crowd. She tries to follow him, but is stopped by Frank, who claims to love her and invites her to dance. The police arrive and take Frank into protective custody. Elise reads the note and leaves in her boat, followed by Shaw and the police.

When Elise arrives at the house indicated by Pearce's note, Shaw takes her hostage, threatening to harm her unless she reveals the location of the hidden safe where Pearce keeps the stolen money. The police monitor the situation from outside, and Acheson repeatedly refuses to allow the Italian police sniper to intervene to save Elise.

While the police were distracted monitoring the situation, Frank managed to escape and confront Shaw, claiming to be Pearce and offering to open the safe if Elise was allowed to leave. Shaw orders Frank to open the safe or he will torture Elise. Chief Inspector Jones arrives at the police lookout, overrules Acheson's orders, and orders the sniper to fire, killing Shaw and the men with him. Then, to Elise's delight, Jones revokes her suspension and fires her.

Thus, the synopsis of the movie The Tourist.

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