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Release Date:
15 September 2006 (Iceland) moreTagline:
The perfect man. The perfect story. The perfect murder.Plot:
An American journalism student in London scoops a big story, and begins an affair with an aristocrat as the incident unfurls. full summary | add synopsisAwards:
1 nomination moreNewsDesk:
(32 articles)
Whatever Works (From Scorecard Review. 26 June 2009, 1:49 PM, PDT)
Eleven Woody Allen Movies to Rent Rather Than Seeing Whatever Works
(From MovieRetriever. 25 June 2009, 11:48 AM, PDT)
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The critics didn't get the "Scoop" on this one moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Jim Dunk | ... | Funeral Speaker | |
| Robert Bathurst | ... | Strombel's Co-Worker | |
| Geoff Bell | ... | Strombel's Co-Worker | |
| Christopher Fulford | ... | Strombel's Co-Worker | |
| Nigel Lindsay | ... | Strombel's Co-Worker | |
| Ian McShane | ... | Joe Strombel | |
| Fenella Woolgar | ... | Jane Cook | |
| Pete Mastin | ... | Death (as Peter Mastin) | |
| Doreen Mantle | ... | Joe's Co-Passenger | |
| David Schneider | ... | Joe's Co-Passenger | |
| Meera Syal | ... | Joe's Co-Passenger | |
| Kevin McNally | ... | Mike Tinsley (as Kevin R. McNally) | |
| Robyn Kerr | ... | Tinsleys Fan #1 | |
| Richard Stirling | ... | Tinsley's Fan | |
| Scarlett Johansson | ... | Sondra Pransky |
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Rated PG-13 for some sexual content.Parents Guide:
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96 minLanguage:
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1.85 : 1 moreSound Mix:
Dolby Digital (Mono)Certification:
USA:PG-13 | Canada:G (British Columbia) | Netherlands:AL | Philippines:PG-13 (MTRCB) | Singapore:PG | Malaysia:U | Switzerland:7 (canton of Geneva) | Switzerland:7 (canton of Vaud) | Sweden:7 | France:U | Germany:6 | Spain:13 | Hong Kong:IIA | Portugal:M/12 | Canada:PG (Ontario) | Australia:PG | Argentina:Atp | Finland:K-11 | South Korea:12 | Taiwan:PG-12 | Brazil:12Fun Stuff
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Sid's cell phone is a Motorola V180. moreGoofs:
Factual errors: The instrument in the Music Room under which the Tarot cards are hidden is constantly referred to as a "French horn" when in fact it is actually a Conn 16E Mellophonium. Additionally, in the first scene in which the Mellophonium is shown it appears without a mouthpiece. In all subsequent scenes a mouthpiece is in place. moreSoundtrack:
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Reading a wide variety of "Scoop" reviews over the past few days, I walked into the theater prepared for a subpar outing from Woody. Happily, I couldn't have been more wrong. Granted, Woody the performer is slowing down a touch or two, but Woody the writer/director is in fine form - and found a credible way to integrate his 70-year old self into the story. Judging from the laughter and guffaws, the audience ate up Allen's one-liners and dialogue in a way that I haven't seen in several years.
In a movie landscape dominated by software-approved story arcs, twentysomething tastes and assembly-line formula fare for kiddies, it's a source of both satisfaction and inspiration to see Allen pursuing his highly personal and still-rewarding path.