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Match Point
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The story is about tennis coach Chris Wilton, who meets Tom Hewitt, a wealthy student who shares opera interest. Tom shows Chris to attend the opera show, where Chris meets the family and immediately attracts Tom's sister called Chloe. The events change completely when Chris gets married to Chloe to get a job with her father, millionaire Alec, but a serious relationship will emerge with Nola Rice, Tom's American friend may threaten his current social status.
The story is about tennis coach Chris Wilton, who meets Tom Hewitt, a wealthy student who shares opera interest. Tom shows Chris to attend the opera show, where Chris meets the family and immediately attracts Tom's sister called Chloe. The events change completely when Chris gets married to Chloe to get a job with her father, millionaire Alec, but a serious relationship will emerge with Nola Rice, Tom's American friend may threaten his current social status.
Actors:
John Fortune,
Anthony ODonnell,
Rupert Penry-Jones,
Spencer Kayden,
Margaret Tyzack,
Mary Hegarty,
Scarlett Johansson
John Fortune
30 June 1939, Bristol, England, UK
Anthony ODonnell
1948, London, England, UK
Rupert Penry-Jones
22 September 1970, London, England, UK
Spencer Kayden
1971, Costa Mesa, California, USA
Margaret Tyzack
9 September 1931, Plaistow, London, England, UK
Mary Hegarty
1960, Cork, Ireland
Scarlett Johansson
22 November 1984, New York City, New York, USA
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Brian Cox #Emily Mortimer #Jonathan Rhys Meyers #Match Point #Matthew Goode #Penelope Wilton #Scarlett Johansson #Woody Allen
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April 29, 2009
A limp, dull, and contrived rehash of "Crimes and MisDemeanors"...
September 14, 2013
But, perhaps, the greatest parallel between Woody's Match Point and Hitch is duality. It's a brilliant device.
Orlando Sentinel
January 20, 2006
Match Point is airless, repetitive.
Miami Herald
January 20, 2006
Match Point has a coiled, taut energy that's unusual for Allen.
April 07, 2016
...one of the venerable writer/director's more accomplished efforts in this new century.
January 20, 2006
... a nifty little crowd pleaser ...
September 19, 2010
This lean, mean, surprisingly sultry thriller about fate, luck, greed and guilt is Woody Allen's best since "Mighty Aphrodite." Plus, it boasts a vintage-Allen metaphor of a bobbling tennis ball that, in a great gotcha scene, becomes a damning motif.
January 20, 2006
In every scene, Allen's direction is unflinchingly clear-eyed, and it's a pleasure being walked through London at the same unhurried pace that he's taken through Manhattan all these years.
August 19, 2010
There's no ground here that Allen hasn't gone over before, but as a treatment of upper crust mores and, eventually, as a thriller, it's compulsively watchable and generally well acted.
January 20, 2006
Match Point isn't one of his truly great films, like Annie Hall or Manhattan, but it's a very good one; a sign that a career that seemed stalled is purring along once more.
Globe and Mail
January 20, 2006
Johansson finds her own speech rhythms in Allen's arch dialogue, and in the process, gives his film a quality that his recent work has often lacked, the recognizable flutter of a heart beat behind the façade of the character.