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Une grande année

Titre original : A Good Year
  • 2006
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  • 1h 57min
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Russell Crowe in Une grande année (2006)
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Un banquier d'affaires anglais hérite du château et du vignoble de son oncle en Provence où il a passé une partie de son enfance. Il découvre un nouveau style de vie décontracté alors qu'il ... Tout lireUn banquier d'affaires anglais hérite du château et du vignoble de son oncle en Provence où il a passé une partie de son enfance. Il découvre un nouveau style de vie décontracté alors qu'il tente de rénover le domaine pour le vendre.Un banquier d'affaires anglais hérite du château et du vignoble de son oncle en Provence où il a passé une partie de son enfance. Il découvre un nouveau style de vie décontracté alors qu'il tente de rénover le domaine pour le vendre.

  • Réalisation
    • Ridley Scott
  • Scénario
    • Marc Klein
    • Peter Mayle
  • Casting principal
    • Russell Crowe
    • Abbie Cornish
    • Albert Finney
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,9/10
    105 k
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    POPULARITÉ
    3 344
    120
    • Réalisation
      • Ridley Scott
    • Scénario
      • Marc Klein
      • Peter Mayle
    • Casting principal
      • Russell Crowe
      • Abbie Cornish
      • Albert Finney
    • 279avis d'utilisateurs
    • 140avis des critiques
    • 47Métascore
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    • Récompenses
      • 1 victoire et 2 nominations au total

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    A Good Year Scene: She's Fantastic
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    A Good Year Scene: First Date
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    A Good Year Scene: Checkmate
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    A Good Year Scene: The Pool
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    A Good Year Scene: The Pool

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    Rôles principaux63

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    Russell Crowe
    Russell Crowe
    • Max Skinner
    Abbie Cornish
    Abbie Cornish
    • Christie Roberts
    Albert Finney
    Albert Finney
    • Uncle Henry
    Marion Cotillard
    Marion Cotillard
    • Fanny Chenal
    Freddie Highmore
    Freddie Highmore
    • Young Max
    Rafe Spall
    Rafe Spall
    • Kenny
    Archie Panjabi
    Archie Panjabi
    • Gemma
    Richard Coyle
    Richard Coyle
    • Amis
    Ben Righton
    • Trader #1
    Patrick Kennedy
    Patrick Kennedy
    • Trader #2
    Ali Rhodes
    • 20-Something Beauty
    Daniel Mays
    Daniel Mays
    • Bert the Doorman
    Nila Aalia
    Nila Aalia
    • Newscaster #1
    Stephen Hudson
    • Newscaster #2
    Giannina Facio
    Giannina Facio
    • Maitre D'
    Tom Hollander
    Tom Hollander
    • Charlie Willis
    Lionel Briand
    • Rental Car Employee
    Maria Papas
    Maria Papas
    • Gemma's Friend
    • Réalisation
      • Ridley Scott
    • Scénario
      • Marc Klein
      • Peter Mayle
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    7tccandler

    A Moment Spent with Marion Cotillard Would Make My Year!

    Food tastes better there. The women are naturally beautiful. Walks are more romantic. Wine is more complex... but life is less so. France can turn good memories into grand ones. It replaces currency with passion. It replaces accumulation with appreciation.

    I believe the above statement to be very true. France is among the loveliest countries that I've ever been privileged to visit. If they had ESPN, I'd consider moving there. So when I heard that Ridley Scott was directing Russell Crowe and Marion Cotillard in a film about a money-hungry British stock-broker who is lured into giving it all up for an inherited French vineyard, I thought it would be right up my alley.

    To be honest, the film is so far up my alley that I felt my dreams were being violated. I cannot imagine a life more pleasurable than one spent living in a château, overlooking my own vineyard, waking up every morning to the glorious sensation of Marion Cotillard's morning breath. I'm practically orgasmic at that idea.

    "A Good Year" is a crystal glass filled to the brim with 1982 Château Margaux... but unfortunately diluted by some city tap water.

    As mentioned before, I loved the premise. The cast is equal to the task. The cinematography is only enhanced by the country's natural canvas. The music is eclectic and joyful, ranging from old standards to a traditional up-tempo score to the modern energy of tracks like Alizee's "Moi Lolita" -- which was, oddly, not chosen to play upon the arrival of a certain character. Nevertheless...

    Everything about this film is a deliciously prepared meal... on a paper plate. The plate, in this case, is a flimsy script that brushes over too many details, cannot maintain its tone for more than a scene or two, reaches for grandeur without ever attaining it, and presumes its audience is naive and unworldly.

    There are just too many scenes in this film that demanded more time and effort. Characters fall in love too easily. Massive decisions are taken too lightly. The tone shifts uncomfortably from romantic to slapstick to tragic to wistful to sarcastic. It all just felt a little forced. Screenwriter, Marc Klein, seems to be trying too hard. And Ridley Scott seems rushed, as though the studio demanded a running time under two hours.

    It is a shame really, because the film has greatness in it... but they uncorked the bottle before it had time to mature.

    Russell Crowe is relentlessly reliable on screen. He rarely, if ever, gives even a mediocre performance. It is no wonder that he is so highly regarded. I just thought that his character, Max Skinner (too obvious), was written so two-dimensionally as to handcuff his immense talent. I also thought his English accent was a little too "mate, blimey, b*llocks, b*gger, tally ho" -- If you know what I mean.

    Marion Cotillard is typically brilliant as Fanny Chenal, the glorious vision of a waitress from the nearby town. She gives the film, and Max, some heart and soul. She is a fiery French lass with shampoo-commercial hair and skin that makes silk seem like sandpaper. I can't get enough of this actress. She is the visual equivalent of Pringles... once you pop, you can't stop.

    Relative newcomer, Abbie Cornish, is also very impressive here. Again, her character, like all the others, is somewhat underwritten. She deserved much more screen time. However, this critic is 100% sure that she will have tons of screen time in many major films over the next decade or so. She is a future star, with talent and beauty in equal measures.

    "A Good Year" may remind many of the similar Diane Lane adventure from the female perspective, "Under the Tuscan Sun". The main difference, aside from the sex of the protagonist, is that "Tuscan" decided from the get-go that it was going to be a lighthearted romantic comedy. I think that the screenplay for "A Good Year" got a little confused along the way. Sometimes it aims higher... and that is when it works the best. Other times it aims lower... and that is when it dwindles into lame slapstick comedy. If it had maintained a lofty romantic tone, it may have been one of the best films of the year. As it stands, it is a merely a nice film with a pleasant message.

    © Written by TC Candler IndependentCritics.com
    9Drtimk

    Better than the critics say

    Like the reviews overseas,Australian critics have generally snubbed this film as bland and contrived with some nasties regarding Russell's accent and wooden comedy delivery.

    I thoroughly enjoyed this intoxicating film which I agree has its faults, however it succeeded in its core themes of love,friendship and beauty as being central to a well lived life.

    I feel Crowe does a good job as Max, an arrogant and ruthless bonds dealer who inherits a château from his Uncle Henry(Finney). Initially interested in how much money this can make, circumstances necessitate a longer stay whereby Max begins to recall his many enjoyable Summers spent with his Uncle at the Provençal château.

    Marion Cotillard provides the love interest as the beautiful and tempestuous Dark French girl and young Aussie star Abbie Cornish contrasts as the fair blond Californian beauty who is Henry's illegitimate daughter. Both perform well though I know Cornish is much more capable than this role requires.

    The movie is a little uneven at times as Max learns his lesson on what is truly important in life.Sometimes the comedy is light, sometimes slapstick, and all this juxtaposed with some sentimentality and more serious moments. Most of the characters are contrived from Max through to the peasant French verniers. However in spite of this the story unfolds in a believable way and the photography is stunning as you would expect of the Province and Scott.The women are gorgeous, the wine looks delicious and the food makes you salivate. It succeeds in its attempt to seduce and makes one a little sad to return to suburbia as I did.

    Finally,on Crowe.I feel there are many critics who love to pan Crowe. It has become the fashion.How he missed out on a nomination for Cinderella Man is beyond me.(Though he would not have beaten Hoffman or Phoenix). He is obviously still anathema in Hollywood and to many critics a man they love to hate because he is simply not liked.One critic criticised him in this film because he was unlikeable but surely that was the point! At least he is an actor who acts. I mean Hugh Grant plays Hugh Grant and Tom Cruise plays Tom Cruise.But with Crowe, he always plays his character.And a good job he does once more.

    All in all 7 1/2 out of 10.And definitely more delicious on the big screen.
    8boofmunce

    Quality

    I enjoyed this movie, it had class and character with some lovely ladies. Also I enjoyed the London footage with the contrast against France. Crowe, I think did very well and I was surprised at the end because I didn't now it was a Ridley Scott movie. It would now be interesting to read the book to see how closely it is represented. All things seemed to fit, and it was evident in last encounter with Crowe and his French girl from the scene of when he was a boy at the pool. Great romantic portrayal of an English French relationship. The movie also maintained a good level of humour encased with good vocabulary. I had heard this was a good movie and am glad to able to cement that in words.
    7lastliberal

    It's your life that does not suit this place.

    Who wouldn't want an uncle that left them a vineyard in Provence? Why would anyone have to think twice about a life of sipping wine and Marion Cotillard, who looked her real beautiful self, and not the character she portrayed in La Vie en rose? But, Russell Crowe was making this choice and provided an enjoyable romantic comedy about a successful trader that inherits a château in France. Crowe provided just the right touch in this film. The comedy was subtle and not overdone had they cast someone like Hugh Grant for the lead. The magic with Cotillard could not have been done with anyone else either.

    I had heard some criticism of this film and was wary, but I was mildly surprised at just how enjoyable it was. Of course, Albert Finney added to that enjoyment, and the enchanting Archie Panjabi as Gemmy, but none so much as Cotillard.
    8frances-37

    A very enjoyable film with lots of laughs and excellent performances.

    A demographically mixed audience seemed to enjoy this film very much. The photography was beautiful, the acting excellent, and the supporting players added an extra "punch" to the story line. Tho not an exact replica of the book it is based more on a story line running thru Crowe's and Marion's characters. The emphasis being on Crowe's character finding out what is truly meaningful in his very hectic super-charged rather non ethical life. He rediscovers what he is missing i.e. love, trust, and friendships.

    A "Great" date movie. The local scenery should definitely be seen on the "big" screen and not on a DVD! Tho not "Oscar" caliber" it is why most film goers go to the movies; pure entertainment and escapism. Ridley and Crowe have achieved that goal. A "Great" date movie and worth the price of admission

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    • Anecdotes
      According to director/producer Sir Ridley Scott, every scene of the film (except the London scenes) was shot within eight minutes of his home in Provence, where he has been living for 15 years.
    • Gaffes
      When Max is playing tennis at La Siroque, the sound that the tennis racquets make does not correspond with the type of old racquets they have. The sound is from a modern tennis racquet.
    • Citations

      Uncle Henry Skinner: You'll come to see that a man learns nothing from winning. The act of losing, however, can elicit great wisdom. Not least of which is, uh... how much more enjoyable it is to win. It's inevitable to lose now and again. The trick is not to make a habit of it.

    • Connexions
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    • Bandes originales
      Lounge Lizard
      Written and Performed by Joe Lervold

      Courtesy of Marc Ferrari / Mastersource

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 3 janvier 2007 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
      • Royaume-Uni
    • Site officiel
      • Stream A Good Year officially on Disney+ Hotstar Indonesia
    • Langues
      • Anglais
      • Français
      • Russe
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Un buen año
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Chateau la Canorgue, Bonnieux, Vaucluse, France(Chateau La Siroque)
    • Sociétés de production
      • Fox 2000 Pictures
      • Scott Free Productions
      • Ingenious Film Partners
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    • Budget
      • 35 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 7 459 300 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 3 721 526 $US
      • 12 nov. 2006
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 42 269 923 $US
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      • 1h 57min(117 min)
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      • Dolby Digital
    • Rapport de forme
      • 2.39 : 1

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