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Midnight in Paris

Year:

2011

Duration:

USA:94 min | Argentina:100 min

Genres:

Comedy | Romance

IMDB rate:

7.7

Director:

Woody Allen

Awards:

Won Oscar. Another 23 wins & 76 nominations

Details

Country: Spain

Release Date: 2011-06-10

Filming Locations: Arc de Triomphe, Paris 8, Paris, France

Earnings

Budget: $17,000,000

Opening Weekend: $599,003 (USA) (22 May 2011)

Gross: $56,816,662 (USA) (18 March 2012)

Cast

Actor

Character

Marion Cotillard

Midnight in Paris

Owen Wilson

Gil

Rachel McAdams

Inez

Kurt Fuller

John

Mimi Kennedy

Helen

Michael Sheen

Paul

Nina Arianda

Carol

Carla Bruni

Museum Guide

Maurice Sonnenberg

Man at Wine Tasting

Thierry Hancisse

1920's Partygoer

Guillaume Gouix

1920's Partygoer

Audrey Fleurot

1920's Partygoer

Marie-Sohna Conde

1920's Partygoer (as Marie-Sohne Condé)

Yves Heck

Cole Porter

Alison Pill

Zelda Fitzgerald

Tom Hiddleston

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Sonia Rolland

Joséphine Baker

Corey Stoll

Ernest Hemingway

Daniel Lundh

Juan Belmonte

Laurent Spielvogel

Antiques Dealer

Thérèse Bourou-Rubinsztein

Alice B. Toklas

Kathy Bates

Gertrude Stein

Marcial Di Fonzo Bo

Pablo Picasso

Léa Seydoux

Gabrielle

Emmanuelle Uzan

Djuna Barnes

Adrien Brody

Salvador Dalí

Tom Cordier

Man Ray

Adrien de Van

Luis Buñuel

Serge Bagdassarian

Détective Duluc

Gad Elmaleh

Détective Tisserant

David Lowe

T.S. Eliot

Atmen Kelif

Hotel Doctor

Yves-Antoine Spoto

Henri Matisse

Laurent Claret

Leo Stein

Sava Lolov

Belle Époque Couple

Karine Vanasse

Belle Époque Couple

Catherine Benguigui

Maxim's Hostess

Vincent Menjou Cortes

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

Olivier Rabourdin

Paul Gauguin

François Rostain

Edgar Degas

Marianne Basler

Versailles Royalty

Michel Vuillermoz

Versailles Royalty

Kenneth Edelson

Guest at Maxims (uncredited)

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Trivia

Woody Allen won a Best Original Screenplay Academy Award for this film. The Oscar was Allen's fourth and the first he had won since Hannah and Her Sisters (1986) 25 years earlier. Allen received two Oscar nominations for this movie, the other being for Best Director, they being his 22nd and 23rd nominations. Additionally, this is his first film since Hannah and Her Sisters (1986) to earn a Best Picture nomination.

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Woody Allen's first film to gross over $100 million worldwide.

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Elsa Pataky was for some time attached to the project before dropping out.

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Goofs

In a scene set in the 1920s, the small bollards lining the kerbs to prevent cars from parking with two wheels on the pavement can be seen - they were installed in the 1990s.

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Zelda Fitzgerald says to Gil, "You have a glazed look in your eye, stunned, stupefied, anesthetized, lobotomized..." Lobotomies were introduced in 1935.

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In the scene with Dali the bottle of Chateau Haut Brion on the table is of shape not adopted by the property until 1958.

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Quotes

Gil: 500 francs for a Matisse? Yeah I think that sounds fair! You know, I wonder if actually I can pick up 6 or 7?

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Gertrude Stein: You have a clear and lovely voice. Don't be such a defeatist.

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Adriana: That Paris exists and anyone could choose to live anywhere else in the world will always be a mystery to me.

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Faq

A Note Regarding Spoilers

The following FAQ entries may contain spoilers. Only the biggest ones (if any) will be covered with spoiler tags. Spoiler tags have been used sparingly in order to make the page more readable.

Who are the people that Gil meets after midnight?

How does the movie end?

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