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Genres:
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Comedy /
Drama /
Romance /
Music
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Director:
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Ridley Scott
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Actors:
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Daniel Mays,
Richard Coyle,
Ben Righton,
Ali Rhodes,
Nila Aalia,
Stephen Hudson,
Giannina Facio,
Russell Crowe,
Marion Cotillard,
Albert Finney,
Freddie Highmore,
Rafe Spall,
Archie Panjabi,
Tom Hollander,
Patrick Kennedy
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Duration:
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118 min.
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Rating:
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(6.8/10)69
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Plot Summary:
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After years of no reach with his Uncle Henry, London banker and bond businessman Max Skinner learns that Henry has died intestate, so Max inherits a ch?teau and vineyard in Provence. Max pooped depart of his adolescence there, learning maxims and how to acquire and throw, and honing his killer leaning (at chess, which serves him comfortably in resources). Max goes to France intent on selling the means. He spends a hardly days there, getting the means ready to show. Memories, a beautiful woman, and a childish American who says she's Henry's illegitimate daughter interrupt his plans. Did Max the... boy know things that Max the man has forgotten?Read more Less
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Feel good....
I was really suprised that I could enjoy watching Crowe in a movie like this (so unlike what he normally does), but he brought great charisma to the character(who was supposed to be a real pratt). The cinematography was great and the movie was beautifully and lovingly done. The result will please viewers that go to see this film with an open and welcoming mind!
Good Year, A
Russell Crowe takes a year out in Provence in this jaunty feel-good comedy from director Ridley Scott
Picture the scene: powerhouse director Ridley Scott, fresh from finishing work on Matchstick Men, sits in a sun-dappled garden with Francophile novelist Peter Mayle, bestselling author of 'A Year In Provence'. A bottle of local wine is uncorked, conversation and creative juices start flowing. Scott mentions a newspaper article about French "garage" wines, boutique labels selling at over ??30,000 a case. "That would make a good novel," remarks Mayle. "You write the book, then I'll get the film rights," promises Scott.
That, according to the studio's publicity bumpf, was the origin of both Peter Mayle's 2004 novel 'A Good Year' and Scott's movie. It's a likeable romp ...
Good Year, A
Advise fully the scene: powerhouse principal Ridley Scott, fresh from finishing work on Matchstick Men, sits in a Helios-dappled garden with Francophile novelist Peter Mayle, bestselling author of 'A Year In Provence'. A decanter of local wine is uncorked, conversation and imaginative juices start flowing. Scott mentions a newspaper article about French "garage" wines, boutique labels selling at from ??30,000 a case. "That would make a gear novel," remarks Mayle. "You put down the publication, then I'll manoeuvre the mist rights," promises Scott. That, according to the studio's publicity bumpf, was the origin of both Peter Mayle's 2004 creative 'A Righteous Year' and Scott's large screen. It's a friendly romp that stars Russell Crowe as a bullish City of Londo...
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