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Portrait craché d'une famille modèle

Titre original : Parenthood
  • 1989
  • Tous publics
  • 2h 4min
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Steve Martin, Keanu Reeves, Martha Plimpton, Tom Hulce, Rick Moranis, Jason Robards, Dianne Wiest, and Mary Steenburgen in Portrait craché d'une famille modèle (1989)
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Les Buckman sont une famille du Midwest, et chaque membre de la famille a ses propres problèmes : parents éloignés, éducation des enfants, pressions au travail...Les Buckman sont une famille du Midwest, et chaque membre de la famille a ses propres problèmes : parents éloignés, éducation des enfants, pressions au travail...Les Buckman sont une famille du Midwest, et chaque membre de la famille a ses propres problèmes : parents éloignés, éducation des enfants, pressions au travail...

  • Réalisation
    • Ron Howard
  • Scénario
    • Lowell Ganz
    • Babaloo Mandel
    • Ron Howard
  • Casting principal
    • Steve Martin
    • Mary Steenburgen
    • Dianne Wiest
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  • NOTE IMDb
    7,1/10
    57 k
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    POPULARITÉ
    3 171
    669
    • Réalisation
      • Ron Howard
    • Scénario
      • Lowell Ganz
      • Babaloo Mandel
      • Ron Howard
    • Casting principal
      • Steve Martin
      • Mary Steenburgen
      • Dianne Wiest
    • 168avis d'utilisateurs
    • 55avis des critiques
    • 82Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Nommé pour 2 Oscars
      • 4 victoires et 14 nominations au total

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    Trailer 1:27
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    Keanu's Endless Summer or Reeves Reloaded
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    Rôles principaux59

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    Steve Martin
    Steve Martin
    • Gil Buckman
    Mary Steenburgen
    Mary Steenburgen
    • Karen Buckman
    Dianne Wiest
    Dianne Wiest
    • Helen Buckman
    Jason Robards
    Jason Robards
    • Frank Buckman
    Rick Moranis
    Rick Moranis
    • Nathan Huffner
    Tom Hulce
    Tom Hulce
    • Larry Buckman
    Martha Plimpton
    Martha Plimpton
    • Julie Lampkin
    Keanu Reeves
    Keanu Reeves
    • Tod Higgins
    Harley Jane Kozak
    Harley Jane Kozak
    • Susan
    • (as Harley Kozak)
    Dennis Dugan
    Dennis Dugan
    • David Brodsky
    Joaquin Phoenix
    Joaquin Phoenix
    • Garry Lampkin
    • (as Leaf Phoenix)
    Eileen Ryan
    Eileen Ryan
    • Marilyn Buckman
    Helen Shaw
    • Grandma
    Jasen Fisher
    Jasen Fisher
    • Kevin Buckman
    Paul Linke
    Paul Linke
    • George Bowman
    Alisan Porter
    Alisan Porter
    • Taylor Buckman
    Zachary La Voy
    • Justin Buckman
    • (as Zachary Lavoy)
    Ivyann Schwan
    Ivyann Schwan
    • Patty Huffner
    • Réalisation
      • Ron Howard
    • Scénario
      • Lowell Ganz
      • Babaloo Mandel
      • Ron Howard
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    grendelkhan

    Outstanding!

    This is a wonderful film that takes full advantage of both a great script and an outstanding cast. It shows, with equal measure, the joys and pain of parenting. We see great examples of dysfunction and love. It is sentimental, but not to the point of being unreal.

    Steve Martin gives a tremendous performance as a father, who wants to be everything that he feels his father wasn't: loving, caring, and involved in his children's lives in a positive manner. He is torn between his duties as a provider and the need to be there for his children. Mary Steenburgen is wonderful, as always, as a devoted wife and mother. She tries to keep her family on an even keel and to soothe their anxieties, her husband included. She conveys so much with just body language and has a smile that seems to come from her soul. Jason Robards is his usual powerful self, as the patriarch who made himself a success, but at the expense of his family. He recognizes his mistakes and finds a chance to make some amends in his twilight years.

    Diana Weist is the single mother, trying to provide for her troubled children, and find some life for herself. She wants to give her kids what they want, but is torn between giving to them and watching them make mistakes. Rick Moranis is the parent who wants their child to succeed, to the point of smothering their childhood. He wants the best for his child, but fails to see that childhood should be as much about play and new experiences, as it is about education. His wife wants the same, but wants their daughter to be a little girl, too. She also wants another child, but feels that she is alone in this area and is losing her husband. Tom Hulce is the irresponsible, youngest sibling, who has run off whenever things have become too tough. Things get tough when you are a parent, and he stays true to form.

    The young actors are all tremendously talented and the little ones are quite cute. It is no surprise that these performances are so good, given that the director was a child actor himself. Ron Howard really knows how to bring the best out of young actors, as well as their adult counterparts.

    There is so much to savor in this film. There are great laughs and touching moments. There is drama and satire. There is the joy of watching great character actors display their craft. There are the clearly defied roles, with great complexity, that are easy to identify with.

    This is a film that all parents should see. Kids should see this, when they are old enough to understand the sacrifices that their parents make for them and why they make the decisions that they do. Parenting: it's the toughest job you'll ever love!
    bigpurplebear

    Are you someone's parent? Are you someone's child? SEE THIS MOVIE!!

    When "Parenthood" first came out, I did my level best to avoid it, certain that it seeing it would be roughly akin to being embalmed with maple syrup. Then came that dreadfully slow night at home a couple of years later, faced with a choice on the ol' tube between endless reruns of "Three's Company" and HBO showing -- oh, no! -- "Parenthood." So I clicked on HBO, gritted my teeth, prepared for the worst . . .

    And was wrong.

    Ron Howard is one savvy filmmaker. Maybe one of the savviest, I'm not sure. But I do know that, to make "Parenthood," he combined his savvy with all the heart he could muster (which was plenty, apparently) and that the result is a masterpiece.

    Virtually every aspect of parenting is examined; moreover, it is done in a way that -- miracle of miracles! -- causes you to think, and to feel, every bit as much as it makes you laugh. Throat lumping up? Not to worry, here comes another belly-laugh to smooth it out.

    The key to the film's message may lie with Jason Robards' speech --"There's no goal line in parenting, no end zone where you spike the ball and that's it . . ." -- or it may lie with Keanu Reeves -- "You know, Mrs. Buckman, you need a license to drive a car or buy a dog . . ." -- or it may simply be Gil Buckman's (Steve Martin) heroism in salvaging his emotionally disturbed son's birthday party; then again, it might be embodied in the frantic, stressed out stoicism of Dianne Wiest's single mom character as she comes to grips with her teenage daughter's choices and impending motherhood. But wherever you find it herein, the message is simple and profound: Parenthood is nothing less than heroism on a daily basis. Quiet, unheralded, underappreciated heroism.

    One of the finest things about this movie is that nobody steps out of character. There are no miraculous revelations, no nick-of-time cavalry charges or character transformations. Characters here solve their individual dilemmas by growing WITHIN their characters. And realistically, at that.

    It's been said that a really good story leaves its author crying as he/she writes the final pages. Sometimes -- not often enough -- a really good movie can leave a reviewer the same way as he finishes his commentary, crying and laughing simultaneously.

    Well, don't just stand there! Someone get me a Kleenex!!
    8thesar-2

    The OG Modern Family

    30th Anniversary: 1989 - the Best Year in Cinema Marathon Film #55/100: "Parenthood" (2nd Viewing.) I can see why this spawned a successful TV series, though not really interested in seeing any more. This movie was just fine. I found myself laughing out loud more than about a dozen times. I worried about the runtime up front - over 2 hours, but it never felt long and I definitely got involved with this family. Really enjoyed this touching family drama/comedy.
    wishkah7

    One of Ron Howard's best movies.

    This is a flick every parent should see. Steve Martin and Mary Steenburgen play embittered parents raising their 3.4 kids, one of which is emotionally disturbed. It centers around two families who live in the same neighborhood.

    Also, Rick Moranis was great in this to, as a father of a daughter who was a child prodigy who knew everything, but how to have fun. Both families go through the struggles, hardships, joys, and the good times of raising children. Whether they're rebellious teenagers or 'black sheep'.

    The whole birthday party scene was a real scene stealer! And all the characters from both families and this movie's plot were all very realistic! So, next time movie night is planned for your family, rent Parenthood. I recommend this movie for any family to see! And might I add, Ron Howard's best and most superb film he ever made! I give it 5 stars!
    8chasman99

    Forever relevant

    I recall seeing this when it was released in '89. I found it funny but was only a Junior in high school at the time. Much of the humor and pain/struggle was lost on me. I rediscovered this on TV yesterday and just could not turn it off.

    Having been married for a while and having kids of my own really brings this picture into focus. It is an amazing rendition of various families and how they are existing and treating their children. I identified so completely with Steve Martin's character that is was a bit scary.

    I can see this film lasting the test of time very well. You can watch it as an outsider and enjoy the chaos or find yourself in one of the characters and enjoy the irony. Another Ron Howard masterpiece.

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    • Anecdotes
      Martha Plimpton plays the older sister of Joaquin Phoenix a.k.a. Leaf Phoenix. In real life, she dated his older brother River Phoenix for nearly five years. River Phoenix and Plimpton also appeared in two movies together.
    • Gaffes
      Julie is described as having an SAT score of 1291. SAT scores are multiples of 10.
    • Citations

      Helen: I guess a boy Garry's age really needs a man around.

      Tod: Well, it depends on the man. I had a man around. He used to wake me up every morning by flicking lit cigarettes at my head "Hey, asshole, get up and make me breakfast." You know, Mrs. Buckman, you need a license to buy a dog, or drive a car. Hell, you need a license to catch a fish! But they'll let any butt-reaming asshole be a father.

    • Crédits fous
      At the end of the credits: "Caution: Inhaling of helium from balloons is dangerous, and can cause serious injury or death."
    • Connexions
      Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Sex, Lies, and Videotape/Young Einstein/Parenthood/The Music Teacher (1989)
    • Bandes originales
      I Love To See You Smile
      Written and Performed by Randy Newman

      Produced by Lenny Waronker

      Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 15 novembre 1989 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langues
      • Anglais
      • Espagnol
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Todo en familia
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Orlando, Floride, États-Unis
    • Sociétés de production
      • Imagine Entertainment
      • Universal Pictures
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    • Budget
      • 20 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 100 047 830 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 10 506 450 $US
      • 6 août 1989
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 126 297 830 $US
    Voir les infos détaillées du box-office sur IMDbPro

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    • Durée
      • 2h 4min(124 min)
    • Couleur
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    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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