Didier Flamand, Donal Logue, Maria Verdi
The Chateau is a trifle, yet it may stick in your head. Paul Rudd and Romany Malco play two American brothers, Graham and Allen, who inherit an enormous French chateau when their hitherto unkno...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 23, 2003
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November 30, 2008An ok movie that is entertaining and funny at times and then just boring at other.
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July 30, 2009I have to give this film one and a half stars due to several reasons. One being how boring and dull it was. It is supposed to be a Comedy but it wasn't very funny...it'll make you laugh a few times and that's it. It is more of a weird indie film than a Comedy. Another problem I h...( read more)
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January 31, 2009I usually like the movies that Paul Rudd are in, but this one I could not wait until it was over. I thought it was rather dull and stupid and it felt like it dragged on forever. Not a movie that I wish to see again. I think I laughed a couple of times, but it was not enough to sa...( read more)
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July 29, 2008Graham" (Paul Rudd) and his adopted, African-American brother (Romany Malco) go to France to claim a chateau they have inherited from an uncle they don't know.
The two meet the staff of the place, and there is an immediate language barrier and culture clash.
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August 1, 2007Why in the hell did they make this movie i mean yeah 40 year old virgin was funny but they shouldnt of made this movie i mean that one guy Romany Malco is so fuckin funny but let it go! it was an alright movie
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September 2, 2006Paul Rudd is great, as usual. In this one he's a lot like his character in The Shape of Things. He and his adopted brother receive a letter stating that they've inherited a mansion in the south of France from their uncle. Some of the scenes are priceless but overall, much like...( read more)
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Critic Reviews
September 6, 2002
Mick LaSalle, San Francisco Chronicle
August 22, 2002
Steven Rea, Philadelphia Inquirer
The Chateau belongs to Rudd, whose portrait of a therapy-dependent flakeball spouting French malapropisms ... is a nonstop hoot. full review
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