2 Days in Paris Movie (2007) - Julie Delpy, Adam Goldberg, Daniel Brühl
- 5 years ago
Marion and Jack try to rekindle their relationship with a visit to Paris, home of Marion's parents -- and several of her ex-boyfriends.
Cast: Pierre Alloggia, Azertyuiop, Till Bahlmann, Benjamin Baroche, Ludovic Berthillot, Arnaud Beunaiche, Julien Bichet, Silvio Bolino, Antar Boudache, Patrick Chupin, Manuel Cortell, Federico De Aboim Inglez, Thibault De Lussy, Patrice De Vallée, Albert Delpy, René-Alban Fleury, Eric Giriat, Adam Goldberg, Frederick Guillaud, Claude Harold, Michel Hermon, Medi Holtrop, Adan Jodorowsky, Sébastien Juy, Emmanuel Matte, Max, Sylvain Menage, Eric Moquet, Alexandre Nahon, Bulut Oktay, Chick Ortega, Jean-François Perrone, Jean-Baptiste Puech, Clément Rouault, Jean-Michel Roux, Bruno Sermonne, Pascal Stencel, Hubert Toint, Bernard Willem, Chantal Banlier, Nanou Benhamou, Sandra Berrebi, Julie Bouvier, Monique Couturier, Julie Delpy, Marie Drion, Cécile Dury, Marilyne Even, Bela Grushka, Aleksia Landeau, Judith Lia, Soraya Mangin, Mme Marchand, Fanny Masson, Charlotte Maury-Sentier, Janine Mossuz-Lavau, Emma Piesse, Marie Pillet, Josette Schwindling, Vanessa Seward, Tonia, Martine Van Der Schueren, Julia Vidit, Corinne Visery, Michael Bennett, Daniel Brühl, Leonie Kranzle, Verónica Redondo Moreno
Director: Julie Delpy
Producer: Julie Delpy, Ulf Israel, Nikolaus Lohmann, Christophe Mazodier, Charles Paviot, Thierry Potok, Tilo Seiffert, Hubert Toint, Werner Wirsing
Screenwriter: Julie Delpy
Film Description: Ingenue Julie Delpy does triple duty as writer, director, and star of this romantic comedy. French photographer Marion (Delpy) and American interior designer Jack (Adam Goldberg) are returning from a vacation in Venice. Despite the fact that it was supposed to be the ultimate romantic getaway, disagreements and misunderstandings seemed to drive them farther apart rather than bringing them closer together. Before they return to the United States, Marion and Jack have a quick two-day stop in Paris to visit Marion's parents and pick up the cat that they had been pet-setting for their daughter. Unfortunately for Jack, Paris proves to be quite a culture shock. Not only are Marion's parents a pair of eccentric former "revolutionaries" who make no qualms about having knock-down-drag-out arguments regardless of who's present, but they also appear to have a particular distaste for Americans. Add to this the fact that Marion's friends hold nothing back when it comes to discussing their sexual lives, seem fixated on food rituals, and that Marion seems to run into former lovers on every street corner, and Jack quickly begins to suspect that he doesn't know his girlfriend half as well as he thought he did when they were living the simple life back in New York.
Cast: Pierre Alloggia, Azertyuiop, Till Bahlmann, Benjamin Baroche, Ludovic Berthillot, Arnaud Beunaiche, Julien Bichet, Silvio Bolino, Antar Boudache, Patrick Chupin, Manuel Cortell, Federico De Aboim Inglez, Thibault De Lussy, Patrice De Vallée, Albert Delpy, René-Alban Fleury, Eric Giriat, Adam Goldberg, Frederick Guillaud, Claude Harold, Michel Hermon, Medi Holtrop, Adan Jodorowsky, Sébastien Juy, Emmanuel Matte, Max, Sylvain Menage, Eric Moquet, Alexandre Nahon, Bulut Oktay, Chick Ortega, Jean-François Perrone, Jean-Baptiste Puech, Clément Rouault, Jean-Michel Roux, Bruno Sermonne, Pascal Stencel, Hubert Toint, Bernard Willem, Chantal Banlier, Nanou Benhamou, Sandra Berrebi, Julie Bouvier, Monique Couturier, Julie Delpy, Marie Drion, Cécile Dury, Marilyne Even, Bela Grushka, Aleksia Landeau, Judith Lia, Soraya Mangin, Mme Marchand, Fanny Masson, Charlotte Maury-Sentier, Janine Mossuz-Lavau, Emma Piesse, Marie Pillet, Josette Schwindling, Vanessa Seward, Tonia, Martine Van Der Schueren, Julia Vidit, Corinne Visery, Michael Bennett, Daniel Brühl, Leonie Kranzle, Verónica Redondo Moreno
Director: Julie Delpy
Producer: Julie Delpy, Ulf Israel, Nikolaus Lohmann, Christophe Mazodier, Charles Paviot, Thierry Potok, Tilo Seiffert, Hubert Toint, Werner Wirsing
Screenwriter: Julie Delpy
Film Description: Ingenue Julie Delpy does triple duty as writer, director, and star of this romantic comedy. French photographer Marion (Delpy) and American interior designer Jack (Adam Goldberg) are returning from a vacation in Venice. Despite the fact that it was supposed to be the ultimate romantic getaway, disagreements and misunderstandings seemed to drive them farther apart rather than bringing them closer together. Before they return to the United States, Marion and Jack have a quick two-day stop in Paris to visit Marion's parents and pick up the cat that they had been pet-setting for their daughter. Unfortunately for Jack, Paris proves to be quite a culture shock. Not only are Marion's parents a pair of eccentric former "revolutionaries" who make no qualms about having knock-down-drag-out arguments regardless of who's present, but they also appear to have a particular distaste for Americans. Add to this the fact that Marion's friends hold nothing back when it comes to discussing their sexual lives, seem fixated on food rituals, and that Marion seems to run into former lovers on every street corner, and Jack quickly begins to suspect that he doesn't know his girlfriend half as well as he thought he did when they were living the simple life back in New York.