Town & Country

Name: Town & Country
Genre: Comedy
Released: April 27, 2001
Duration: 104 min
Rating: 34
Cast: Diane Keaton, Warren Beatty

2001

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New Line Cinema | Release Date: April 27, 2001 | TV-MA

Starring: Diane Keaton, Warren Beatty

Summary: In this romantic comedy, Peter Stoddard (Beatty) is a New York architect suffering from a mid-life crisis.

Director: Peter Chelsom

Genre(s): Comedy

Rating: TV-MA

Runtime: 104 min

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Jay Carr

Starts out as a somewhat weary farce of infidelity, but turns into something a lot more gratifying, namely a comedy of mercy.

New Times (L.A.) Andy Klein

Nowhere near as bad as distributor New Line seems to think. Read full review

Michael O'Sullivan

Where Town and Country gets really good and weird – and I do mean good – is only after about an hour into it in deepest, darkest Idaho. Read full review

Chuck Wilson

This should have been Beatty's "Wonder Boys," but the filmmakers don't seem to realize they've sent their hero on a sexual adventure that neither his heart nor his dick needs to take. Read full review

Film.com Robert Horton

Little entertainment value. Read full review

Lisa Schwarzbaum

Just coarse, clunky, jerry rigged, and -- worst of all -- not funny. Read full review

Kenneth Turan

Seems merely tired and stale, the opposite of fresh, marked by ideas for jokes rather than things that are actually funny. Then, without warning, it goes from inept to complete disaster, sinking from indifferent to fiasco in the blink of an eye. Read full review

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