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Midnight in Paris | DVD | 2011 | Single Disc | Owen Wilson, Rachel McAdams & Marion Cotillard | Woody Allen | New & Sealed
Midnight in Paris | DVD | 2011 | Single Disc | Owen Wilson, Rachel McAdams & Marion Cotillard | Woody Allen | New & Sealed
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A midnight walk turns a Paris holiday into something far less ordinary in Midnight in Paris. Owen Wilson plays Gil Pender, a Hollywood screenwriter and aspiring novelist visiting the city with his fiancée Inez and her family. While Gil dreams of a more creative life, his late-night wanderings draw him into the Paris of the 1920s and the company of the writers and artists he admires.
Written and directed by Woody Allen, this 2011 romantic fantasy comedy explores the temptation to believe that happiness belongs to another time or place. With Rachel McAdams and Marion Cotillard, plus a supporting cast including Kathy Bates, Adrien Brody, Michael Sheen, Tom Hiddleston and Carla Bruni, the film balances literary encounters with Gil’s growing doubts about the future he has planned.
Key Features
- A Parisian time-slip story: Gil’s midnight excursions lead him into the city’s Jazz Age past.
- Owen Wilson leads the cast: alongside Rachel McAdams and Marion Cotillard.
- Academy Award-winning screenplay: winner of Best Original Screenplay.
- Single-disc DVD: UK Region 2 edition.
- Condition: new and sealed.
Product Details
- Title: Midnight in Paris
- Film year: 2011
- UK DVD release year: 2012
- Format: DVD
- Number of discs: 1
- Genre: Comedy, romance and fantasy
- Writer and director: Woody Allen
- Featured cast: Owen Wilson, Rachel McAdams, Marion Cotillard, Kathy Bates, Adrien Brody, Michael Sheen, Tom Hiddleston and Carla Bruni
- Certificate: 12
- Region: 2
- Running time: approximately 94 minutes
- Listed distributor: Warner Bros. Home Entertainment
- EAN: 5051892074964
- Condition: New & Sealed
A fitting choice for viewers who enjoy character-led romantic comedy, literary nostalgia and a touch of fantasy, with a story that asks whether the life we imagine elsewhere is really better than the one within reach.
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