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Release Date:
10 October 1990 (France) See more »
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Tagline:
A True Adventure More Erotic Than Any Fantasy
Plot:
In 1931 Paris, Anais Nin meets Henry Miller and his wife June. Intrigued by them both, she begins expanding... See more » | Add synopsis »
Awards:
Nominated for Oscar. Another 2 wins See more »
NewsDesk:
'Henry & June' co-writer dies
 (From The Hollywood Reporter. 10 December 2009, 2:00 PM, PST)

User Reviews:
Nudity doesn't necessarily equate with eroticism See more (57 total) »

Cast

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Fred Ward ... Henry Miller

Uma Thurman ... June Miller

Maria de Medeiros ... Anaïs Nin

Richard E. Grant ... Hugo Guiler

Kevin Spacey ... Richard Osborn
Jean-Philippe Écoffey ... Eduardo Sanchez (as Jean-Philippe Ecoffey)
Bruce Myers ... Jack
Juan Luis Buñuel ... Publisher / Editor (as Jean-Luis Bunuel)

Féodor Atkine ... Spanish Dance Instructor (as Feodor Atkine)
Sylvie Huguel ... Emilia
Artus de Penguern ... Brassaï

Pierre Étaix ... Henry's Friend No. 1
Pierre Edernac ... Henry's Friend No. 2 - Magician
Gaëtan Bloom ... Henry's Friend No. 3 - Magician (as Gaetan Bloom)
Alexandre De Gall ... Henry's Friend No. 4 - Clown
Karine Couvelard ... Osborn's Girlfriend
Louis Bessières ... Accordionist (as Louis Bessieres)
Erika Maury-Lascoux ... Contortionist No. 1
Claire Joubert ... Contortionist No. 2

Brigitte Lahaie ... Henry's Whore
Maïté Maillé ... Frail Prostitute (as Maite Maille)
Annie Fratellini ... The Patronne
Frank Heiler ... Steamship Agent
Stephanie Leboulanger ... Prostitute Brushing Long Hair
Suzy Palatin ... Bal Negre Performer
Samuel Ateba ... Black Musician for Quat'z Arts Ball
Marc Maury ... Man in Silent Film
Annie Vincent ... Fat Prostitute

Gary Oldman ... Pop (as Maurice Escargot)
Liz Hasse ... Jean
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jean-Marc Cozic ... Un jeune homme devant l'hôtel (uncredited)

Directed by
Philip Kaufman 
 
Writing credits
(WGA)
Anaïs Nin (book)

Philip Kaufman (screenplay) &
Rose Kaufman (screenplay)

Produced by
Peter Kaufman .... producer
Yannoulla Wakefield .... associate producer
 
Original Music by
Mark Adler (original source music)
 
Cinematography by
Philippe Rousselot (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Dede Allen 
Vivien Hillgrove Gilliam  (as Vivien Hillgrove)
William S. Scharf 
 
Casting by
Margot Capelier (France)
Donna Isaacson (U.S.)
John S. Lyons (U.S.) (as John Lyons)
 
Production Design by
Guy-Claude François  (as Guy-Claude Francois)
 
Art Direction by
Georges Glon 
 
Set Decoration by
Thierry François  (as Thierry Francois)
 
Costume Design by
Yvonne Sassinot de Nesle 
 
Makeup Department
Alain Bernard .... chief hair stylist
Jean-Pierre Caminade .... assistant hair stylist
Sophie Harvey .... assistant makeup artist
Didier Lavergne .... chief makeup artist
 
Production Management
Claude Albouze .... production manager
Daniel Baschieri .... unit manager
Frédéric Doniguian .... unit manager trainee
François Pulliat .... unit manager trainee
Daniel Szuster .... production supervisor
Olivier Thaon .... unit manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Eric Bartonio .... first assistant director
Patrick Boshart .... third assistant director
Natalie Engelstein .... trainee assistant director
Thierry Verrier .... second assistant director
 
Art Department
René Albouze .... property master (as Rene Albouze)
Auguste Carriere .... set decorating consultant
Jean-Michel Ducourty .... first assistant art director
Pascal Fasola .... standby painter (as Pacal Fasola)
Pierre Fontaine .... sketch artist
Jean-Paul Gaillot .... head construction grip
Martine Labro .... art department consultant
André Loisif .... chief constructor (as Andre Loisif)
Andre Louis .... chief carpenter
Olivier Louis .... set dresser
Marie Mercier Bourboulon .... prop buyer (as Marie Bourboulon)
Pascal Morelli .... storyboard artist
Marc Pinquier .... propman
Claude Périnet .... chief painter (as Claude Perinet)
Bernadette Saint Loubert .... prop buyer
Rafaël Vicent-Marti .... prop buyer (as Raphael Vicent)
Jacqueline West .... artistic consultant
 
Sound Department
C.J. Appel .... supervising adr editor
Todd Boekelheide .... sound re-recording mixer
Daniel Bojckov .... apprentice dialogue editor
Sara Bolder .... dialogue editor
Scott Chandler .... foley recordist
Frank E. Eulner .... assistant to supervising sound editor (as Frank Eulner)
J.R. Grubbs .... assistant dialogue editor
Ruth Hasty .... assistant foley editor
Tom Johnson .... sound re-recording mixer
Ann Kroeber .... sound effects editor
Jeffrey Kroeber .... assistant sound effects editor
Denis Martin .... boom operator
Olivier Mauvezin .... sound trainee
Marilyn McCoppen .... adr editor
Marnie Moore .... assistant foley artist
Diana Pellegrini .... foley editor
Jean-Pierre Ruh .... sound mixer
Susan Sanford .... sound transfer operator
Leslie Shatz .... sound re-recording mixer
Michael Silvers .... dialogue editor
Niki Smith .... apprentice foley editor
Niki Smith .... apprentice sound effects editor
Alan Splet .... sound designer
Adrien Stahly .... sound assistant
Dennie Thorpe .... foley artist
Pam Uzzell .... assistant adr editor (as Pamela Uzzell)
John Verbeck .... sound effects editor
Maia Veres .... assistant dialogue editor
Matthew White .... apprentice dialogue editor
Gwendolyn Yates Whittle .... assistant dialogue editor
Jeffrey Kaplan .... additional recording mixer (uncredited)
Jeff Kliment .... sound (uncredited)
Dennis Leonard .... post-production sound engineer (uncredited)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Eric Baraillon .... electrician
Jean-Pierre Baronsky .... gaffer
Jean-Luc Bezeau .... grip (as Jean Luc Bezeau)
Olivier Bory .... video operator
Bernard Brégier .... key grip (as Bernard Bregier)
Gérard Buffard .... second grip
Alain Dondin .... electrician
Francine Filatriau .... camera trainee
Michel Garçon .... generator operator (as Michel Garcon)
Marc Koninckx .... steadicam operator
Anne Nicolet .... camera trainee
Bernard Noisette .... camera operator
Jozef Ort-Snep .... camera operator: second camera (as Joseph Ort-Snep)
Gérard Rival .... grip (as Gerard Rival)
Jean-Pierre Supe .... second assistant camera
Myriam Touzé .... focus puller (as Myriam Touze)
Richard Vidal .... best boy
Valérie Estival .... assistant camera (uncredited)
 
Casting Department
Jean-Michel Bernard .... casting advisor: musicians
Marie-Sylvie Caillierez .... casting associate
Lotfi Mokdad .... extras casting: France
Eric Moreau .... casting assistant
Marie Sylvie Pinquier .... extras casting (as Marie-Sylvie Pinquier)
Mary Selway .... casting: England
Liz Siegel .... casting assistant (uncredited)
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Pierre Betoulle .... wardrobe workshop supervisor (as Pierre Betoule)
Nathalie Cercuel .... wardrobe mistress
Mimi Gayo .... wardrobe assistant
Camille Labro .... wardrobe trainee
Michèle Meyer .... wardrobe assistant (as Michele Meyer)
 
Editorial Department
Berj Amir .... apprentice editor
Karen Brocco .... first assistant editor
Tina Fallani .... assistant editor
Robert Grahamjones .... assistant editor
Marcia Itzkowitz .... post-production coordinator
Kerie Kimbrell .... apprentice editor
Bob Sarles .... assistant editor
B.J. Sears .... additional film editing
Yvan Lucas .... color timer (uncredited)
 
Music Department
Mark Adler .... arranger
Philip Kaufman .... music selected by
Rose Kaufman .... music selected by
Alan Splet .... music selected by
Jay Stebley .... music consultant
Jeffery Stephens .... music editor
Samuel Lehmer .... score mixer (uncredited)
 
Transportation Department
Bernard Chateau .... driver: tracking car
Martin Grange .... supplier: period cars
Christophe Lacau .... unit driver
Philippe Mayer .... unit driver
Roland Riallot .... unit driver
Jean-Claude Souffir .... unit driver
Gerard Staub .... driver: wardrobe (as Gérard Staub)
Pierre Vimont .... unit driver
 
Other crew
Simona Benzakein .... unit publicist: France
Frederic Bounie .... stand-in: Richard E. Grant
Jean-Pierre Cousin .... stand-in: Kevin Spacey
Isabelle Dassonville .... production secretary
Claire Donnadieu .... stand-in: Uma Thurman
Nathalie Erlbaum .... choreographer
Jean-Marc Homand .... accountant
Cindia Huppeler .... voice and speech coach
Marcia Itzkowitz .... assistant to producer
Philippe Juste .... puppet coach
Brian M. Kingman .... insurance broker: Great Northern Brokerage
Patrice Lams .... stand-in: Fred Ward
Diane Logan .... script trainee
Fenella Maguire .... location auditor
Marie McFerran .... production coordinator
Marc Métral .... ventriloquism coach (as Marc Metral)
Brigitte Niveaux .... stand-in: Maria De Medeiros
André Noël .... dog trainer (as Andre Noel)
Anne S. Reilly .... unit publicist: U.S. (as Anne Reilly)
Albert G. Ruben .... insurance broker: Great Northers Brokerage (as Albert G. Rubin)
Claudine Taulère .... script supervisor (as Claudine Taulere)
Richard D. Tong .... post-production accountant: Spicer & Oppenheim
Noel Vendendries Lestienne .... bear trainer
Patrick Boshart .... location scout (uncredited)
Susan Gee .... production financing (uncredited)
Solomon J. LeFlore .... production financing (uncredited)
Daniel Wheatcroft .... studio executive (uncredited)
 
Thanks
George Hayum .... special thanks
Joaquin Nin-Culmell .... special thanks
Rupert Pole .... special thanks
 

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136 min
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According to the Turner Classic Movies website, "according to an interview in the December 1991 issue of Details magazine, actor Gary Oldman, billed as Maurice Escargot, appears in [the] film opposite wife Uma Thurman".See more »
Quotes:
AnaÔs Nin:Oh, Henry, I want to know what you want to know. I want my life to match your life.See more »
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Gnossienne No. 3See more »

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12 out of 18 people found the following review useful.
Nudity doesn't necessarily equate with eroticism, 24 September 2005
Author: moonspinner55 from las vegas, nv

In 1931 Paris, French authoress Anaïs Nin, doing a study on D.H. Lawrence, finds herself intrigued by different variations of sexuality; she and her husband Hugo Guiler are drawn into friendship with Americans Henry Miller and his volatile bisexual wife, June. Miller, the unpublished New York writer just on the verge of a breakthrough with "Tropic of Cancer", sees Anaïs as a sexy child and has a half-hearted affair with her, but June Miller's feelings seem to go much deeper. Maria de Medeiros as Nin has a marvelous face and graceful manner that nearly manage to keep this handsome but unenlightening sexual odyssey together. Director Philip Kaufman hopes to be as uninhibited as his characters but, despite an NC-17 rating, his sexual sequences feel truncated (and when nudity is trotted out--as in the whorehouse sequence--it fails to stand in for true eroticism). Fred Ward, always worth a look, seems held back as Miller, restrained, and he's not helped by a bald plate which at times looks unconvincing; Uma Thurman has a smaller role as June, and Kaufman allows her to pose and smolder a bit too much, but she's looser on the screen and brings the narrative some much-needed danger. The picture has a lot of ambiance and is briskly paced and fancifully told, but it just doesn't succeed at being a risk-taking exploration of human sexuality simply because Kaufman takes so few risks. ** from ****

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