Midnight in Paris (2011)
Overview
While on a trip to Paris with his fiancée's family, a nostalgic screenwriter finds himself mysteriously going back to the 1920s every day at midnight.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $17,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $151,119,219.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 4.114 |
Directed By
Woody Allen
Crew
Kate Rose Itzkowitz
Jay Peck
Ryan Collison
Rachel Chancey
Matthew Haasch
Benoît Bechet
Georges Kafian
Lilith Bekmezian
Samudrika Arora
Jean Miel
Gilles Geraud
Antonio Nogueira
Nicolas Brechat
Tanty Lokonga
Dominique Gréau
Thomas Lemierre
Olivier Crespin
Patrick Veron
William Clément
Patrick Tombette
Christophe Lunay
Christophe De Vos
Hervé Pesquer
Alain Guenier
Bertrand Laval
Jan Rubens
Fabienne Octobre
Julien Andreetti
Johanne Debas
Garance Garnier
Ani Simon-Kennedy
Cyril Kuhnholtz
Thibaut Guenois
Arnaud Imbert
Jean-Christophe Duwez
Sidney Baucheron
Benjamin Prevost
Eric Monin
Sol Saban
Claire Chanat
Thi Thanh Tu Nguyen
Catherine Jabes
Delphine Bertrand
Aurore Coppa
Elodie Demey
Joe Gawler
Jonathan Sanden
Darrell R. Smith
Woody Allen
Woody Allen
Darius Khondji
Alisa Lepselter
Stéphane Foenkinos
Patricia Kerrigan DiCerto
Juliet Taylor
Anne Seibel
Jean-Yves Rabier
Hélène Dubreuil
Sonia Grande
Matt Breitenbach
Charles Heidet
Letty Aronson
Eva Garrido
Javier Méndez
Helen Robin
Jack Rollins
Jaume Roures
Stephen Tenenbaum
Véronique Boslé
Natasha Ladek
Catherine Leblanc
Patricia Planche
Lydia Pujols
Olivier Seyfrid
Helen Robin
Matthieu Rubin
Sid Karne
Tatiana Bouchain
Jean-Marie Blondel
Lee Dichter
Robert Hein
Thomas Kodros
Glenfield Payne
David Wahnon
Paul Yurt
Georges Demétrau
Pascal Fauvelle
Jérôme Miel
Charles-Axel Vollard
Roger Arpajou
Jan Rubens
Mohan Valmy
Julien Civange
Morgan Neville
Harry Muller
Nathalie Anselme
Jessica Drake
Yann Jouannic
Scott Kordish
Anne Wermelinger
Bernard Lamy
Thierry Baucheron
Raphaël Benoliel
Gil Kenny
Laurence Coutaud-Garnier
Angélique Bosio
Eric LeBlond
Deborah Alexander-Lee
Melissa Tomjanovich
Sylvia Menno
TOP CAST
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)
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