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Cast

Juliette Binoche
as Suzanne

Steve Buscemi
as The Tourist

Sergio Castellitto
as The Husband

Willem Dafoe
as The Cowboy

Gérard Depardieu
as Cafe Owner

Marianne Faithfull
as Marianne

Fanny Ardant
as Fanny Forestier

Ben Gazzara
as Ben

Maggie Gyllenhaal
as Liz

Bob Hoskins
as Bob Leander

Margo Martindale
as Carol

Emily Mortimer
as Frances

Nick Nolte
as Vincent

Catalina Sandino Moreno
as Ana

Li Xin

Natalie Portman
as Francine

Elias McConnell

Miranda Richardson
as The Wife

Gena Rowlands
as Gena

Ludivine Sagnier
as Claire

Rufus Sewell
as William

Gaspard Ulliel
as Gaspard

Elijah Wood
as The Tourist

Leïla Bekhti
as Zarka

Melchior Beslon
as Thomas

Seydou Boro
as Hassan

Javier Cámara
as The Doctor

Cyril Descours
as François

Joana Preiss
as Joana

Yolande Moreau
as Female Mime

Hippolyte Girardot
as The Father

Florence Muller
as Young Woman

Bruno Podalydès
as Driver

Paul Putner
as Male Mime

Barbet Schroeder
as Monsieur Henny

Olga Kurylenko
as The Vampire

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Audience Reviews for Paris Je T'aime

• Mar 19, 2013

  Paris Je T'aime is an anthology movie that revolves around love in (and of) Paris, and it's actually surprisingly great. Oftentimes anthology movies are incredibly uneven because it's only natural for a few of the segments to be weaker than the rest. Paris Je T'aime has 18 segments in all, and miraculous almost of all of them are at least somewhat good. There are maybe three or four segments that didn't interest me as much, but none of them were bad, just slightly less entertaining when compared to the other superb segments. There were three in particular I really loved, which were "Bastille," "Place des Fêtes," and "14th Arrondissement," directed by Isabel Coixet, Oliver Schmitz, and Alexander Payne respectively. The first two of those are very emotional and affecting for stories that only last around eight minutes each, and Alexander Payne's is hilarious in his typical idiosyncratic way but with an undercurrent of sweetness. All in all Paris Je T'aime is a pretty incredible anthology movie just based on the fact that nearly everything works and comes together very nicely, and it's well worth watching as an ode to Paris, love, and storytelling of the best possible kind.
  

  Joey S Super Reviewer
• May 02, 2012

  I thought that Paris Je t'aime was an overrated film that really didn't deserve the praise it has received. I appreciate the artistic merit that the filmmakers tried to accomplish with this film; however the end result is simply a film that lacks any true engaging elements to really make it stand out. The film is mediocre and doesn't satisfy the way it should. I thought the idea behind the film was good, but something simply didn't click. The films various directors and stellar cast can't even save this one from being a dud. This film was a good try at doing something different, but it just wasn't to my liking. I felt that they could have done a lot more with this film, and it leaves a lot to be desired. The idea behind this anthology is interesting, but it really does lack something to really make it stand out. The film has an established cast of very good actors, but they seem unimpressive on-screen. You'd think that a film involving several high profile actors would bring something to the screen that would make the film stand out. Unfortunately, the film falls flat and is an uninteresting effort by some great directors. I for one, don't get the hype surrounding this film, and I thought it was mediocre this film could have been great; unfortunately it wasn't that great with too many imperfections. If each director would have put a bit more effort into the film, then maybe this film would have stood out.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Feb 20, 2012

  Its fun to watch and shows the talent of multiple directors!
  paul o Super Reviewer
• Feb 14, 2012

  Probably the benchmark for films incorporating a series of short films. Here we get a picture of Paris ranging from the all-too-serious to the lighthearted and comical. Each director presents their short film with care and I can't think of a disappointment among the bunch.
  

  John B Super Reviewer

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