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TrailerAt a turning point in his life, a former tennis pro falls for an actress who happens to be dating his friend and soon-to-be brother-in-law.Actors: Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Alexander Armstrong, Paul Kaye, Matthew Goode, Brian Cox, Penelope Wilton, Emily Mortimer, Janis Kelly, Alan Oke, Mark Gatiss, Scarlett Johansson, ...»Director: Woody AllenCountry: United StatesDuration: 124 minQuality: HDRelease: 2005IMDb: 7.6Rating(3) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Match Point"
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Characters of "Match Point"
Chris WiltonPlayed by: Jonathan Rhys Meyers
Tom HewettPlayed by: Matthew Goode
Alec HewettPlayed by: Brian Cox
Eleanor HewettPlayed by: Penelope Wilton
Chloe Hewett WiltonPlayed by: Emily Mortimer
Nola RicePlayed by: Scarlett Johansson
RigolettoPlayed by: Mary Hegarty
HenryPlayed by: Rupert Penry-Jones
HeatherPlayed by: Miranda Raison
Mrs. EastbyPlayed by: Margaret Tyzack
Inspector DowdPlayed by: Ewen Bremner
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Directors of "Match Point"
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Creators of "Match Point"
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Critic Reviews of "Match Point"
Seattle TimesJanuary 20, 2006Match 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.
Orlando SentinelJanuary 20, 2006Match Point is airless, repetitive.
Miami HeraldJanuary 20, 2006Match Point has a coiled, taut energy that's unusual for Allen.
Houston ChronicleJanuary 20, 2006In 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.
Globe and MailJanuary 20, 2006Johansson 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.
Reel Film ReviewsApril 07, 2016...one of the venerable writer/director's more accomplished efforts in this new century.
tonymacklin.netSeptember 14, 2013But, perhaps, the greatest parallel between Woody's Match Point and Hitch is duality. It's a brilliant device.
Suite101.comSeptember 19, 2010This 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.
Cinema WriterAugust 19, 2010There'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.
Cinema CrazedApril 29, 2009A limp, dull, and contrived rehash of "Crimes and MisDemeanors"...
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