The Artist · Mimubi

Overview

Hollywood, 1927: As silent movie star George Valentin wonders if the arrival of talking pictures will cause him to fade into oblivion, he sparks with Peppy Miller, a young dancer set for a big break.

Cast

80

Jean DujardinGeorge Valentin

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Bérénice BejoPeppy Miller

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John GoodmanAl Zimmer

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James CromwellClifton

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Penelope Ann MillerDoris Valentin

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Missi PyleConstance Gray

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Beth GrantPeppy's Maid

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Ed LauterPeppy's Butler

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Joel MurrayPoliceman Fire

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Elizabeth TullochNorma

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Ken DavitianPawnbroker

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Malcolm McDowellThe Butler

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Full cast · 80

Basil HoffmanAuctioneer

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Bill FagerbakkePoliceman Tuxedo

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Nina SiemaszkoAdmiring Woman

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Stephen MendilloSet Assistant

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Dash PomerantzPeppy's Boyfriend

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Beau NelsonPeppy's Boyfriend

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Alex HollidayGuard

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Wiley M. PickettGuard

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Ben KurlandAudition Casting Assistant

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Katie NisaAudition Dancer

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Katie WallackAudition Dancer

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Hal Landon Jr.Napoleon

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Cleto AugustoSet Technician

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Sarah KargesLaughing Dancer

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Sarah ScottLaughing Dancer

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Ezra BuzzingtonJournalist

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Stuart PankinDirector #1 (Restaurant)

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Andy MilderDirector #2

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Bob GloubermanDirector #3 (Finale)

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David Allen CluckAssistant Director (Finale)

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Matt SkollarPeppy's Assistant

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Annie O'DonnellWoman with Policeman

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Patrick MapelAssistant with Newspaper

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Matthew AlbrechtTennis Player

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Harvey J. AlperinDoctor

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Lily KnightNurse at Peppy's House

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Clement BlakeBeggar

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Tasso FeldmanZimmer's Assistant

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Christopher AsheZimmer's Assistant

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Adria TennorZimmer's Assistant

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Cletus YoungBartender

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J. Mark DonaldsonThug #1

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Brian J. WilliamsThug #2

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Jen LilleyOnlooker

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Brian ChenowethOnlooker

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Tim DeZarnSoldier

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Kristian Francis FalkensteinActor in "The Brunette"

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UggieJack

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Robert AmicoThe Waiter (uncredited)

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Todd BittnerSurprised Cameraman (uncredited)

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Bill BlairStudio Engineer (uncredited)

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Teri BockoLaughing Dancer (uncredited)

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Amanda ChismMake-Up Artist (uncredited)

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Brendan ConnollyStudio Executive (uncredited)

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Vincent De PaulRestaurant Manager (uncredited)

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Mohamed DioneAfrican (uncredited)

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Jennifer Kaye EvansStudio Film Star (uncredited)

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Josephine Ganner1930's Studio Actress (uncredited)

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Victor HolsteinGrip (uncredited)

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Jennifer IngrumCharleston Dancer (uncredited)

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Sergio KatoActor (uncredited)

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Kevin KetchamFilm Crew Member (uncredited)

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Carmen KirbyFan (uncredited)

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Michael LarenMichel (uncredited)

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Jillana LauferSilent Film Star (uncredited)

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Sonya MacariAutograph Girl (uncredited)

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Josh MarguliesFilm Clapper #1 (uncredited)

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Julie MinasianMake-up Artist 1 (uncredited)

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Rene NapoliStudio Executive (uncredited)

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Niko NovickProducer (uncredited)

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Geoff PilkingtonSound Technician (uncredited)

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Randee ReicherMake-up Artist 2 (uncredited)

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Andrew Schlessinger1920s Lighting Technician (uncredited)

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Frank ScozzariMan in Restaurant (uncredited)

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Jewel ShepardFlapper Starlet (uncredited)

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John H. TobinViolinist in Ballroom (uncredited)

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Josh WoodleMan in Bed with Peppy (uncredited)

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Robert KestlerScientist #1

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Family guidance

Age ratings

12Switzerland (CH)

Premiere · 2011-09-30 · Zurich Film Festival

APTASpain (ES)

Theatrical · 2011-12-16

TPFrance (FR)

Valid for all audiences.

Premiere, Theatrical, TV · 2011-05-15, 2011-10-12, 2026-08-05 · Cannes Film Festival; Canal+ Grand Écran

PG-13United States of America (US)

Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13. Films given this rating may contain sexual content, brief or partial nudity, some strong language and innuendo, humor, mature themes, political themes, terror and/or intense action violence. However, bloodshed is rarely present. This is the minimum rating at which drug content is present.

Theatrical · 2012-01-20

PGUnited Kingdom (GB)

All ages admitted, but certain scenes may be unsuitable for young children. May contain mild language and sex/drugs references. May contain moderate violence if justified by context (e.g. fantasy).

Theatrical · 2011-12-30

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All regional certifications (24)

12Switzerland (CH)

Premiere · 2011-09-30 · Zurich Film Festival

APTASpain (ES)

Theatrical · 2011-12-16

TPFrance (FR)

Valid for all audiences.

Premiere, Theatrical, TV · 2011-05-15, 2011-10-12, 2026-08-05 · Cannes Film Festival; Canal+ Grand Écran

PG-13United States of America (US)

Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13. Films given this rating may contain sexual content, brief or partial nudity, some strong language and innuendo, humor, mature themes, political themes, terror and/or intense action violence. However, bloodshed is rarely present. This is the minimum rating at which drug content is present.

Theatrical · 2012-01-20

PGUnited Kingdom (GB)

All ages admitted, but certain scenes may be unsuitable for young children. May contain mild language and sex/drugs references. May contain moderate violence if justified by context (e.g. fantasy).

Theatrical · 2011-12-30

PGAustralia (AU)

Parental guidance recommended. There are no age restrictions. The content is mild in impact.

Theatrical · 2011-12-09

14Belgium (BE)

From 14 years.

Theatrical · 2011-10-12

12Brazil (BR)

Not recommended for minors under twelve. Scenes can include physical aggression, use of legal drugs and sexual innuendo.

Theatrical · 2012-02-10

14ACanada (CA)

Persons under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.

Premiere, Theatrical · 2011-08-20, 2011-12-09 · Montréal World Film Festival

7Finland (FI)

Theatrical · 2012-03-02

6Germany (DE)

No children younger than 6 years admitted.

Theatrical · 2012-01-26

ΚGreece (GR)

Theatrical · 2011-12-22

16Hungary (HU)

Not recommended below age of 16.

Theatrical · 2012-02-23

PGIreland (IE)

Suitable for children over the age of 8. Parental guidance is recommended for children under the age of 12.

Theatrical · 2011-12-30

TItaly (IT)

All ages admitted.

Theatrical · 2011-12-09

B-15Mexico (MX)

Information-only rating: Not recommended for children under 15.

Theatrical · 2012-02-17

12Netherlands (NL)

Potentially harmful to children under 12 years; broadcasting is not allowed before 8:00 pm.

Digital · 2015-04-15 · Netflix

14Netherlands (NL)

Potentially harmful to children under 14 years; broadcasting is not allowed before 8:00 pm.

Premiere, Theatrical · 2011-11-04, 2011-11-24 · Amsterdam Film Week

MNew Zealand (NZ)

Suitable for (but not restricted to) mature audiences 16 years and up.

Theatrical · 2012-02-09

16Poland (PL)

Allowed from 16 years of age.

Theatrical · 2012-02-10

M/12Portugal (PT)

Passed for viewers aged 12 and older.

Theatrical · 2012-02-02

12+Russia (RU)

(For children above 12) – Unsuitable for children under 12.

Theatrical · 2012-02-14, 2022-09-15 · re-release

12South Korea (KR)

Film intended for audiences 12 and over. Underage audiences accompanied by a parent or guardian are allowed.

Premiere, Theatrical · 2011-10-08, 2012-02-16

7Sweden (SE)

Children under the age of 7, who are accompanied by an adult (a person aged 18 or over), are admitted to films that have been passed for children from the age of 7.

Premiere, Theatrical, Physical · 2012-02-04, 2012-03-09, 2012-07-25 · Göteborg International Film Festival; DVD