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Overview
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Director:
Writer (WGA):
Simon Kinberg (written by)
Release Date:
10 June 2005 (USA)
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Plot:
A bored married couple is surprised to learn that they are both assassins hired by competing agencies to kill each other. full summary | add synopsis
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Awards:
8 wins
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16 nominations
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NewsDesk:
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Bring back the Hitchcock!
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Brad Pitt | ... | John Smith | |
| Angelina Jolie | ... | Jane Smith | |
| Vince Vaughn | ... | Eddie | |
| Adam Brody | ... | Benjamin Danz | |
| Kerry Washington | ... | Jasmine | |
| Keith David | ... | Father | |
| Chris Weitz | ... | Martin Coleman | |
| Rachael Huntley | ... | Suzy Coleman | |
| Michelle Monaghan | ... | Gwen | |
| Stephanie March | ... | Julie - Associate #1 | |
| Jennifer Morrison | ... | Jade - Associate #2 | |
| Theresa Barrera | ... | Janet - Associate #3 | |
| Perrey Reeves | ... | Jessie - Associate #4 | |
| Melanie Tolbert | ... | Jamie - Associate #5 | |
| Jerry T. Adams | ... | Guard - Bull |
Additional Details
Also Known As:
Mr. and Mrs. Smith (Australia)
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MPAA:
Rated PG-13 for sequences of violence, intense action, sexual content and brief strong language.
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Runtime:
120 min
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Aspect Ratio:
2.35 : 1 more
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Certification:
Taiwan:PG-12 |
Portugal:M/12 |
Switzerland:16 (canton of Zurich) |
Malaysia:18SG |
Iceland:16 (video rating) |
Netherlands:12 |
Singapore:NC-16 (unrated DVD version) |
Denmark:11 |
Iceland:14 (original rating) |
Canada:14A (Manitoba) (original rating) |
Canada:14A (Alberta/British Columbia) |
Ireland:15 (video rating) |
Ireland:15A (original rating) |
Canada:18A (Manitoba) (unrated DVD version) |
USA:PG-13 (certificate #41115) |
France:U |
USA:Unrated (unrated DVD version) |
Australia:M |
Finland:K-15 |
Hong Kong:IIA |
Poland:15 |
Singapore:PG |
UK:15 |
Argentina:13 |
Canada:PG (Ontario) |
Peru:14 |
Sweden:11 |
Greece:K-13 |
Norway:15 |
Brazil:14 |
Switzerland:12 (canton of Vaud) |
Switzerland:12 (canton of Geneva) |
New Zealand:M |
Canada:13+ (Quebec) |
Germany:12 |
Philippines:PG-13 |
South Korea:15 |
Indonesia:Dewasa
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Trivia:
The 35mm prints of this film come from a digitally grain reduced digital intermediate. They are full of digital grain reduction artifacts.
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Goofs:
Revealing mistakes: When John races home the first time (in the wrong car mentioned in another goof), he slows as he turn into his driveway and the camera angle shows the car's instrument cluster. Not only is it the wrong cluster for the Lincoln Town Car he was just shown in; not only is it dark, indicating the headlights aren't on even though they were just shown to be on; but the only things visible in the cluster are the engine, brake and SRS lights, indicating that the engine is OFF.
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Quotes:
[first lines]
John Smith: [at the marriage counselor's] OK, I'll go first. Um... Let me say, uh, we don't really need to be here. See, we've been married for five years.
Jane Smith: Six.
John Smith: [chastened] Five, six years.
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John Smith: [at the marriage counselor's] OK, I'll go first. Um... Let me say, uh, we don't really need to be here. See, we've been married for five years.
Jane Smith: Six.
John Smith: [chastened] Five, six years.
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Movie Connections:
Spoofed in Date Movie (2006)
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Soundtrack:
Making Love Out of Nothing at All
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Worthless is a word I rarely use about movies (I can find some good in just about any piece of junk), but MR. & MRS. SMITH comes as close as any film I've seen in long while. I find this particularly disheartening from a director like Doug Liman, whose past work in both independent and mainstream ("Swingers," "Go" and "The Bourne Identity") I've loved. But the worthless, pointless, unreal characters on display here are mind-blowing. Ditto the "attitude" that passes for performance from leads Jolie and Pitt.
From the first scene, one cannot help but question how these two supposedly top-of-the-line (in intelligence and skill) assassins could not know and would not bother to check into what the other does for a living--not to mention that the people they work for would wait "five, six years" before showing any concern. But then, if Liman and writer Simon Kinberg had acknowledged any of this, there would have been no movie. Know what? There shouldn't have been.
Yeah, yeah--I do realize that the film has now grossed around $300,000 worldwide. So what? We've gleefully sunk how many billions into Iraq? Money, dear viewers, can be wasted in all kinds of rotten ways.