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Paris Can Wait
Directed by
Eleanor Coppola
PG
2017
1h 32m
Comedy
,
Romance
,
and more
5.8
47%
39%
5.8
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The wife of a successful movie producer takes a car trip from the south of France to Paris with one of her husband's associates.
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Cast of Paris Can Wait
Diane Lane
Anne Lockwood
Arnaud Viard
Jacques Clement
Alec Baldwin
Michael Lockwood
Elise Tielrooy
Martine
Élodie Navarre
Carole
Serge Onteniente
Mechanic
Pierre Cuq
Philippe
Cédric Monnet
Musée Des Tissus Guard
Aurore Clément
Concierge
Davia Nelson
Suzanne
Eleanor Lambert
Alexandra (voice)
Séverine Bichon
Young Starlet [Cannes]
Emilie Clavis
Young Starlet [Cannes]
Eva Minotti
Young Starlet [Cannes]
Ines Rihouet Iraa Sbai
Young Starlet [Cannes]
Adrian Vespa
Hotel Assistant Manager [Cannes]
Caroline Fostinelli
Young Filmmaker [Cannes]
Emmanuel Louarn
Photographer [Cannes]
Jérémie Leloup
Town Car Driver [Cannes]
Jean-Louis Croquet
Strawberry Vendor [Cannes]
Paris Can Wait Ratings & Reviews
Detroit News
Adam Graham
It has its moments, but mostly it feels like being stuck in the backseat on a long car ride.
Austin Chronicle
Steve Davis
Paris Can Wait may be a film clef of sorts -- there's a hint of the autobiographical in it, the suggestion of something experienced -- but even that angle doesn't make the movie terribly appetizing. What it needs is a little salt.
Seattle Times
Moira MacDonald
"Paris Can Wait" isn't exactly a feast, but it's a snack worth having.
Boston Globe
Ty Burr
It would be cheering to report that it's a great movie, but you can't have everything.
IndieWire
Jude Dry
The lesson to stop and smell the roses. (Or in this case, drink the vino). That lesson, like the charm of a restrained romance that unfolds over a few days on the road in Europe, is one that never gets old.
Chicago Reader
Andrea Gronvall
This is nothing but a vanity project, relying on the conceit that Anne has been unfairly languishing in her husband's shadow. Eleanor Coppola must have made many sacrifices for her husband's art, but with Paris Can Wait the sacrifice is all ours.
Chicago Sun-Times
Richard Roeper
Paris Can Wait is Wealthy Empty Nester Porn ... The only missing ingredients are truly likable lead characters and something approaching an involving storyline.
Washington Post
Ann Hornaday
"Paris Can Wait" is a modest, genteel piece of cinematic escapism, a silky testament to sensuality as impeccably tasteful as it is utterly undemanding.
Arizona Republic
Randy Cordova
"Paris Can Wait" feels more like a cinematic adaptation of a Frommer's travel guide than an actual movie.
San Francisco Chronicle
Mick LaSalle
About halfway through, a sense settles in that something is bound to happen, that it can't just keep going like this, with one town, one meal and one dull conversation after another. But "Paris Can Wait" does keep going, and it never gets better.
The Hollywood Reporter
Todd McCarthy
Slight but charming.
Variety
Peter Debruge
Maybe it's a generational thing, but Anne's predicament takes for granted a level of privilege that's nothing short of nauseating.
leonardmaltin.com
Leonard Maltin
Not every film is intended for a wide audience, I don't expect everyone to be swept away by Eleanor Coppola's romantic travelogue. This film celebrates the beauty of France and the importance of stopping and smelling the roses
Rolling Stone
Peter Travers
Director Eleanor Coppola is 80, but you'd never know it from her seductive lightness of touch. Diane Lane is irresistible in this delightful love-triangle that costars the French countryside, looking so delicious you want to lick the screen.
RogerEbert.com
Susan Wloszczyna
If nothing else, [Coppola] has proven that she can keep up with the other members of her famous clan.
Observer
Rex Reed
Sometimes beauty and charm are enough to turn a middling movie into pure ambrosia. Diane Lane has plenty of both ...
Los Angeles Times
Katie Walsh
Coppola deftly shifts the focus to the woman behind the great man and asks who she is, how she understands the world, what she cares about. It's fully her story and a rare perspective
TheWrap
Claudia Puig
The pointless story of a pair of privileged white people enjoying a series of lavish meals and pricey hotels is cringe-worthy in its casual and tone-deaf elitism.
Vox
Alissa Wilkinson
Unfortunately, it's not a great film. But it's an enjoyable one, if you like fine wine, beautiful countrysides, and a little frisson of flirtation.
Entertainment Weekly
Leah Greenblatt
A sun-dappled road-trip ramble rich in the buttery wonders of French cuisine and whisper-light on storyline.
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