French vs. American social customs and behaviors are observed in a story about an American visiting her sister and French brother-in-law and niece in Paris.French vs. American social customs and behaviors are observed in a story about an American visiting her sister and French brother-in-law and niece in Paris.French vs. American social customs and behaviors are observed in a story about an American visiting her sister and French brother-in-law and niece in Paris.
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- TriviaThe painting sold before Roxy's LaTour is Claude-Joseph Vernet's "La Nuit, au Port au Clair de Lune", which is in the Louvre's permanent collection.
- GoofsWhen Isabel and Edgar have their last outing together, Isabel is clearly wearing red nail lacquer in the restaurant. When they say goodbye outside, her nails are no longer red.
- SoundtracksQu'est-ce qu'on Attend pour Être Heureux ?
Music by Paul Misraki
Lyrics by André Hornez
Performed by Patrick Bruel and Johnny Hallyday
Featured review
...because I LOVED this movie. I read the other reviews and I'm astounded. I think this is a great movie. I received the DVD for free, and was so pleasantly surprised by the acting, the scenery, the humor, the exaggerated French snobbishness. I thought Kate Hudson glowed, carrying most of the movie. I loved the lingerie store scene, where the French women giggled over Isabel being "le petite" when she showed them her chest. I loved how Naomi Watt's character was perpetually scowling until she met the handsome divorce lawyer, and visibly fell in love at first sight. Glenn Close was wonderful as the graceful, well-aged American writer, clearly bitter about her being dumped by Edgar, but over-compensating with sarcasm. I loved the scene in the police car, where they were going to investigate a murder, and got side-tracked by the police women's perfume. There are so many wonderful nuances that make this movie great, I don't even care that the plot was muddled and non-existent. It's visually wonderful to watch, and the acting is superb. It's the kind of movie girls like to watch on a weekend, doing their nails, just relaxing. It moves slow, but it's additive and I've watched it more than I'll admit...
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- Also known as
- Le divorce
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $9,081,057
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $516,834
- Aug 10, 2003
- Gross worldwide
- $12,991,996
- Runtime1 hour 57 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 2.39 : 1
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