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Cinematronic by Michael Snyder
Film
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  The Château cinematronic
  director

Jesse Peretz

cast

Paul Rudd, Romany Malco, Sylvie Testud, Didier Flamand, Maria Verdi, Phillipe Nahon

year

2001

rating rating cinematronic
  It's "Ugly Americans Vs. Arrogant French" in "The Château," a murky, fitfully funny, somewhat exhausting comedy that gives Paul Rudd a chance to play one of the neediest, most obnoxious guys to ever drive a moviegoer nuts. Graham Granville (Rudd) is a slacker/coffee-shop employee; his adopted brother Allen (Romany Malco) is a diligent, successful entrepreneur. Graham is white; Allen is black. They're always at odds, with only one thing in common: an inheritance. A great-uncle has left them a château in the French countryside, and the boys travel there under the impression that they've struck it rich. But they don't foresee the run-down condition of the mansion, nor do they expect the presence of four servants — smug butler Jean (Didier Flamand), young maid Isabelle (Sylvie Testud), elderly cook Sabine (Maria Verdi) and surly groundskeeper Pierre (Phillipe Nahon) — who are living there with no plans to leave. As Graham and Allen try to cope with the château's pitfalls, the staff plots against them.  
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