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TrailerThe film follows the great artist Vincent van Gogh and his art dealer brother Theo during their time in Paris. While Vincent dedicates his life to art and work as a full-time painter, his brother just sells the art to make life easier. The difference in their ways of thinking gradually send them into a tragic family story.Actors: Tim Roth, Paul Rhys, Adrian Brine, Jean-François Perrier, Yves Dangerfield, Hans Kesting, Peter Tuinman, Marie-Louise Stheins, Oda Spelbos, Jip Wijngaarden, Anne Canovas, ...»Director: Robert AltmanCountry: United Kingdom, International, FranceDuration: 140 minQuality: HDRelease: 1990IMDb: 6.9Rating(0) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Vincent and Theo"
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Characters of "Vincent and Theo"
Vincent Van GoghPlayed by: Tim Roth
Theo van GoghPlayed by: Paul Rhys
Paul GauguinPlayed by: Wladimir Yordanoff
Dr. PeyronPlayed by: Féodor Atkine
Dr. GachetPlayed by: Jean-Pierre Cassel
Mr. RavouxPlayed by: Mogan Mehlem -
Directors of "Vincent and Theo"
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Creators of "Vincent and Theo"
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Critic Reviews of "Vincent and Theo"
Chicago ReaderOctober 10, 2007This was Altman's most watchable theatrical feature in about a decade, and the actors always keep you guessing.
VarietyOctober 10, 2007This masterwork operates in the intimate, thoughtful vein of the great BBC bios of artistic figures.
Chicago Sun-TimesJuly 14, 2006[A] film that generates the feeling that we are in the presence of a man in the act of creation.
Time OutJanuary 26, 2006Nowhere does Altman sermonise about the artist's greatness; his achievement is allowed to speak for itself. If only more film-makers had such confidence and integrity.
New York TimesAugust 30, 2004The enjoyment in Vincent and Theo comes more from the director's attention to art history than from his ability to interpret it anew.
Rolling StoneMay 12, 2001An Altman masterpiece.
Ozus' World Movie ReviewsSeptember 02, 2013Shows us the artist's greatness by allowing it to be self-apparent without lecturing us.
Filmcritic.comSeptember 27, 2005a humanistic exposition akin to Surviving Picasso and Pollock
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