The French Dispatch cast: Léa Seydoux, Timothée Chalamet, Christoph Waltz. The French Dispatch Release Date: 22 October 2021 (USA). The French Dispatch Budget: $25 million. The French Dispatch is looking full of Comedy, Drama, Romance. Now I,m going to tells you all about The French Dispatch (2021).
The French Dispatch is an American Comedy-Drama movie (2021). Léa Seydoux, Timothée Chalamet, Christoph Waltz are the main cast of The French Dispatch (2021). In Theaters October 22. The French Dispatch rejuvenates an assortment of stories from the last issue of an American magazine distributed in an anecdotal twentieth-century French city.
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The French Dispatch Plot:
An adoration letter to writers set in a station of an American paper in an anecdotal 20th-century French city that rejuvenates an assortment of stories distributed in “The French Dispatch Magazine”.
The French Dispatch Detail:
Movie: The French Dispatch (2021)
Director: Wes Anderson
Writers: Wes Anderson, Jason Schwartzman, Roman Coppola
Main Stars: Léa Seydoux, Timothée Chalamet, Christoph Waltz
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Countries: Germany, United States
Languages: English, French
Release Date: 22 October 2021 (USA)
Budget: $25 million
Box office: Coming
Runtime: 1 hour 48 minutes
Filming locations: Angoulême, Charente, France
Also known As: The French Dispatch of the Liberty Kansas Evening Sun, The French Dispatch, The French Dispatch (2021)
The French Dispatch Cast:
Léa Seydoux As Simone
Timothée Chalamet As Zeffirelli
Christoph Waltz As Paul Duval
Owen Wilson As Herbsaint Sazerac
Jeffrey Wright As Roebuck Wright
Saoirse Ronan As First Showgirl
Adrien Brody As Julian Cadazio
Elisabeth Moss As Alumna
Tilda Swinton As J. K. L. Berensen
Liev Schreiber As Talk Show Host
Willem Dafoe As Albert the Abacus
Edward Norton As The Chauffeur
Toheeb Jimoh As Cadet 1
Anjelica Huston As Narrator (voice)
Bill Murray As Arthur Howitzer Jr.
Rupert Friend As Drill-Sergeant
Benicio Del Toro As Moses Rosenthaler
Frances McDormand As Lucinda Krementz
Fisher Stevens As Legal Advisor
Henry Winkler As Uncle Joe
Jason Schwartzman As Hermes Jones
Mathieu Amalric As The Commissaire
Alex Lawther As Morisot
Griffin Dunne As Story Editor
Bob Balaban As Uncle Nick
Cécile de France As Mrs. B
Lois Smith As Upshur Clampette
Tony Revolori As Young Moses Rosenthaler
Morgane Polanski As Main Splatter School Girl Friend
Anjelica Bette Fellini As Proof Reader
Lyna Khoudri As Juliette
Denis Ménochet
Steve Park As Lieutenant Nescafier
Wallace Wolodarsky As Cheery Writer
Antonia Desplat
Vincent Macaigne
Guillaume Gallienne As Mr. B
Hippolyte Girardot As Chou-fleur
Félix Moati
Tom Hudson
Benjamin Lavernhe
Stéphane Ba
Adrien Brody is indeed battling for a composition in a Wes Anderson film. Movies are so lovely and very much made. He gives a degree of detail in each edge that is shocking. He is a genuine auteur. It makes you need to see more without parting with everything about what will occur. This is the most Wes Anderson film yet.
