Babylon

Always make a scene.

Sinopse

A tale of outsized ambition and outrageous excess, tracing the rise and fall of multiple characters in an era of unbridled decadence and depravity during Hollywood's transition from silent films to sound films in the late 1920s.

7.4
2022
Released
3h 9m

Diego Calva

Margot Robbie

Brad Pitt

Jovan Adepo

Jean Smart

J.C. Currais

Jimmy Ortega

Marcos A. Ferraez

Shane Powers

Phoebe Tonkin

Troy Metcalf

Hansford Prince

Telvin Griffin

Albert Hammond Jr.

Flea

Olivia Wilde

Bregje Heinen

Female Guest (Nathalie)

Tal Seder

Male Guest (Wallach's)

Dana Marcolina

Female Guest (Jack Tattoo)

Robert Morgan

Director (Wallach's Party)

Nana Ghana

Woman in Ostrich Feather Hat

E.E. Bell

Wilbur

Joe Dallesandro

Charlie / Photographer (Wallach's Party)

Solomon Shiv

Publicity Executive (Wallach's Party)

Karina Fontes

Jen

Circus-Szalewski

Driver (Wallach's Party)

Lukas Haas

Li Jun Li

Kaia Gerber

Patrick Fugit

Eric Roberts

Cici Lau

David Lau

Tyler Seiple

Customer at Sam Wong's

Zack Newick

P.A. (Early Kinoscope)

Rory Scovel

The Count

Olivia Hamilton

Ruth Adler

P.J. Byrne

Max (Ruth's Assistant Director)

Alexandre Chen

Ruth's D.P. (James Wong Howe)

Bob Clendenin

Otto's Assistant Director

Miraj Grbić

Johnny Hoops

James Wellington

Carlos Nunez

Max Minghella

Danny Jolles

James Vincent

Employee (Camera Rental House)

Richard Clarke Larsen

A.C. (Camera Rental House)

Samara Weaving

Constance Moore

Jeff Garlin

Don Wallach

Anthony Burkhalter

Reporter (Small Restaurant)

Terry Walters

Trisha Simmons

Ariel Flores

Karolina Szymczak

Sean O'Bryan

Studio Executive (Billy)

David Ury

Katia Gomez

Vanessa Bednar

Carson Higgins

Armando Cosio

Grip Harry (1st Day of Sound)

Frederick Koehler

D.P. Bill (1st Day of Sound)

Spencer Morgan

Clapper (1st Day of Sound)

Ric Sarabia

Crew Member (1st Day of Sound)

Jim Allen Jackson

Set Medic (1st Day of Sound)

Katherine Waterston

Yissendy Trinidad

Cyrus Hobbi

Anton Hedayat

Hayley Huntley

John Mariano

Christopher Allen

Arely Vianet

Spanish Language Actress

Jeremy Roberts

Studio Employee (Sidney's House)

Alex Reznik

Kinoscope Exec

Chloe Fineman

Marion Davies

Pat Skipper

William Randolph Hearst

John Kerry

Sarah Ramos

Jennifer Grant

Julian Lefevre

Taylor Nichols

Bryan Scott Johnson

Kelly Meyer

Brenna Power

David Abed

Young Studio Executive

Kevin Symons

Guest at Hearst Bungalow

Jonathan Thomson

Guest at Hearst Bungalow

Jim O'Brien

Guest at Hearst Bungalow

Chris Doubek

Guest at Hearst Bungalow

Dorian Martin

Production Assistant

Todd Giebenhain

Prop Master (Kinoscope)

Mather Zickel

Distribution Executive

Ireland Sexton

Thalberg's Secretary

Andrew Hawtrey

Kinoscope Assistant Director

Mike Fletcher

Guard (Kinoscope)

Jonathan Ohye

New MGM Assistant Director

James Crittenden

Harold

Pete Ploszek

Young Actor (Jack's Beach Set)

Robert Beitzel

Ethan Suplee

Tobey Maguire

Walker Hare

Douglas Fruchey

Taylor Hill

Noah Reilly

Stephen Thomas

John Macey

Kenajuan Bentley

Conductor (Night Club)

Karen Bethzabe

Sophia Magaña

Oscar Balderrama

Aurielle Simmons

Eamon Hunt

Man Shouting in Bad Irish Accent

Robert Verdi

Kenneth Foerch

Jonathan Stehney

Andrew Leonard

Richard Dobeck

Alex Budman

Jacob Scesney

Frank Fontaine

Anibal Seminario

Scott Mayo

Dan Kaneyuki

Alex Sadnik

John Mitchell

Gerald Dixon

Rickey D. Woodard

Jonathan James Thompson

Francis C. Edemobi

Larry O. Williams

Aaron Shaw

Micah Wright

Rayner Fernandez

Glen Turner

Roy Wiegand

Bryce Schmidt

Sean Billings

Aaron O. Smith

Justin Gilmore

Keith Beyer

Luis Gonzalez

Francisco Torres

Gary Hickman

Steve Suminski

Wendell Kelly

Byron Sleugh

Ryan Porter

Jeffery Miller

Mykail McDade

William Roper

Philip Keen

Erm Navarro

Alvin Starks

Robert Murray

John Polite

Errol Rhoden III

Kyle Richter

Sidney Hopson

Ronald Bruner

Dramane Kone

Lyndon Rochelle

Joey de Leon

Dayramir Gonzàlez

Greg Sadler

Michael Naishtut

Joseph Small

Avery Baylin

Jalen Harvey

Lara Wickes

Andrew Lederman

Justin Smith

Mateo Pollock

Hamed Santigui Camara

Brandon Owens

John Fluker

Ralph Nader

Kevin Toney

Eric Reed

John Proulx

Michael Bustamante

Darrell Alston

Evan Greer

Gregory Poree

Joshua Alfaro

Brent Tyler

Ian Wurfl

Keelan Tobia

Justin Hargrove

Greg Webster

Luis Vadel

Benjamin Jacobson

Dean Anderson

Joel Pargman

Steve Huber

Eric Boulanger

Lora'nd Lokustza

Michael Freed

Robert Miskey

Aaron Oltman

Peter Hatch

Rodney Wirtz

Zach Dellinger

Benjamin Hoffman

Benjamin Penzner

Michael Kaufman

Steve Velez

Raymond Newell

Edwin Livingston

Miguel Norwood

Frank Abraham

Richard Simon

Marlon Martinez

Lewis Tan

Smoking Man (uncredited)

Freya Parker

Naked Dancer (uncredited)

Anna Chazelle

Bobbie Hart (uncredited)

Mike C. Manning

New York Fan (uncredited)

Anna Dahl

Ava (uncredited)

Jennifer Mariela Bermeo

Dancer (uncredited)

Azizi Donnelly

Beauty (uncredited)

Ana Bergman

Beauty (uncredited)

Edwin Taylor

Man with Tattoos (uncredited)

Kevin Kaouthomn

Orchestra Cello Player / MGM Crew (uncredited)

"Why They Laughed?" Jean Smart's Monologue to Brad Pitt

The bigger the dream, the greater the fight.

Welcome to Babylon, where rules are meant to be broken.

Babylon | Diego Calva, Olivia Hamilton & Matthew Plouffe Red Carpet Interviews

Margot Robbie talks making a movie about making a movie with Damien Chazelle's Babylon

'Babylon' with Damien Chazelle, Justin Hurwitz & more | Academy Conversations

Justin Hurwitz on scoring the drug-fueled debauchery of Damien Chazelle's BABYLON | TIFF 2022

Status

Released

Original Language

Budget

$78,000,000.00

Revenue

$65,267,446.00

Keywords

#elephant
#gambling
#gambling debt
#movie business
#orgy
#cocaine
#champagne
#alcoholism
#hollywood
#alcoholic
#filmmaking
#movie star
#silent film star
#1920s
#old hollywood
#fading star
#sex
#vibrant

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Reviews

@tmdb55527033about 2 years ago

_Babylon_ is a visually stunning and stylish film with it’s share of pros and cons. On the one hand, the performances by Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie were outstanding. They truly brought their characters to life and added depth to the story. However, I found that the storyline didn't flow smoothly, and at times it felt disjointed and confusing. Additionally, some of the more grotesque scenes were o

@JPV852over 2 years ago

Some great production and costume designs and the performance from Margot Robbie was great while Brad Pitt was good but seen better from him, and the opening 30 minutes were wild but otherwise this was far too long and nothing terribly memorable. **3.0/5** I did forget this was the movie that proved Margot Robbie and Samara Weaving are indeed different people... :p

@Geronimo1967almost 3 years ago

It's a sort of triptych of stories of Hollywood, this. A tale that starts off with all the excesses and hedonism of the cocaine fuelled, sexually lascivious antics where even an elephant isn't too much for a party hosted by a movie mogul. It's here we meet the three characters who provide the thread for the rest of this maelstrom of a movie. Firstly we have the young, naive, but quick-thinking "Ma

@TitanGusangalmost 3 years ago

Babylon is debauchery at its finest. It encapsulates an era like no other and dares to be so different, yet so appealing. On the surface this film is a very straightforward plot, following our three leads and their attempts at success in the ever-changing world of cinema. But deep down, there is another message that is so relevant to everyone's life: accepting death/irrelevance. Just as fast as

@ChrisSawinalmost 3 years ago

A fecal, anal honking, and vomit-infused tale revolving around orgy-driven slaphappiness and punchdrunk intoxication as the silent movie era disjointedly stumbled into sound and talkies. Channeling the likes of Michel Hazanavicius’ _The Artist_ and _Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas_ with a rhythmically chaotic boogie seemingly torn right out of Gasper Noe’s _Climax_, _Babylon_ is an aggressive assau