Owen Wilson
Gil
Rachel McAdams
Inez
Kathy Bates
Gertrude Stein
Kurt Fuller
John
Adrien Brody
Salvador Dalí
Carla Bruni
Museum Guide
Marion Cotillard
Adriana
Michael Sheen
Paul
Nina Arianda
Carol
Tom Hiddleston
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Mimi Kennedy
Helen
Alison Pill
Zelda Fitzgerald
Léa Seydoux
Gabrielle
Corey Stoll
Ernest Hemingway
Maurice Sonnenberg
Man at Wine Tasting
Thierry Hancisse
1920's Partygoer
Guillaume Gouix
1920's Partygoer
Audrey Fleurot
1920's Partygoer
Marie-Sohna Condé
1920's Partygoer
Yves Heck
Cole Porter
Sonia Rolland
Joséphine Baker
Daniel Lundh
Juan Belmonte
Laurent Spielvogel
Antiques Dealer
Thérèse Bourou-Rubinsztein
Alice B. Toklas
Marcial Di Fonzo Bo
Pablo Picasso
Emmanuelle Uzan
Djuna Barnes
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)
Released
en
$17,000,000.00
$151,119,219.00
- #paris, france
- #based on novel or book
- #detective
- #screenwriter
- #camping
- #diary
- #time travel
- #forbidden love
- #painter
- #midnight
- #nostalgia
- #past
- #versailles
- #sculpture
- #romance
- #magic realism
- #nostalgic
- #art history
- #back in time
- #wine drinking
Reviews
## **Midnight in Paris (2011) Review: A Magical, Melancholy Love Letter - 8/10** *Midnight in Paris* is Woody Allen in his most enchantingly wistful form. It’s a film that operates on a premise of pure, unadulterated fantasy, yet it resonates with a profound and universal truth about nostalgia and the eternal human temptation to view another era as a "golden age." Perfectly directed, it balance
**Magnificent, it is a love declaration for Paris.** With this film, Woody Allen makes, in the background, a love declaration for Paris, a city he already knows very well and for which he seems to feel a great affection. In addition to the beauty of the city, especially in the opening sequence, the script revisits the history and importance of the French city, as a meeting point for artists and
Really nice movie, done with a great delicacy. Worth watching to get in love with Paris but it is also a great story of self knowledge and evolution.