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02/09/06
My Wife is an Actress (2002)
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Reviews Counted:72
Fresh:47
Rotten:25
Average Rating:6.2/10
Consensus: My Wife is an Actress is a delightful, snappy romantic comedy.
Runtime: 1 hr 35 mins
Genre: Foreign Films
Synopsis: MY WIFE IS AN ACTRESS is a clever French comedy from Yvan Attal, who directs, produces, and stars in the film. Jealous and paranoid, Yvan (Attal) is the husband of Charlotte (Charlotte Gainsbourg),... [More]
Starring: Charlotte Gainsbourg, Yvan Attal, Terence Stamp, Noemie Lvovsky
Director: Yvan Attal
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12/15/03
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06/01/03
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10/02/02
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10/02/02
Top CriticThe three leads produce adequate performances, but what's missing from this material is any depth of feeling.
09/23/02
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09/13/02
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08/29/02
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12/06/05
Top CriticBoth Yvan Attal and Charlotte Gainsborough are thoroughly appealing, as their unblinking honesty and openness shines through even the film’s silliest bits.
08/31/03
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03/02/03
Attal's hang-ups surrounding infidelity are so old-fashioned and, dare I say, outdated, it's a wonder that he couldn't have brought something fresher to the proceedings simply by accident.
01/19/03
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12/12/02
Never less than clever and often digs down into some uncomfortable realities about the strange lives of that odd species known as 'movie people.'
12/08/02
God help the poor woman if Attal is this insecure in real life: his fictional Yvan's neuroses are aggravating enough to exhaust the patience of even the most understanding spouse.
11/19/02
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10/21/02
"My Wife is an Actress" blends elements of fiction and reality, shakes them up and hopes for the best.
10/21/02
It's the kind of movie that ends up festooning U.S. art house screens for no reason other than the fact that it's in French (well, mostly) with English subtitles and is magically 'significant' because of that.
10/16/02
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10/15/02
Attal pushes too hard to make this a comedy or serious drama. He seems to want both, but succeeds in making neither.
10/11/02
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