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Green Card, 1990

Starring: Gérard Depardieu, Andie MacDowell

Directed by: Peter Weir

Written by: Peter Weir

Language: English, French

Country: Australia, France, USA

Runtime: 103 min

MPAA Rating:

Rating:6.1

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The mood of Green Card is touching, feel good, and humorous. The plot centers around an unlikely couple, a "fish out of water", and misfits. It is a comedy and romance movie. In approach, Green Card is realistic. It takes place, at least partly, in an urban environment. The setting is New York. Green Card happens in the 1980s. The movie is known for being a modern classic and an award winner. It is especially suggested for a date night.

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When two strangers agree to a marriage of convenience, they think it's going to be hassle-free. But before they know it, the two opposites are faced with more difficulties than most married couples could ever imagine. And worst yet, they may just be falling in love. Academy Award Nominations: Best (Original) Screenplay.

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Language:	English, French
Country:	Australia, France, USA
Release date:	23 December 1990
Runtime:	103 min

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Gérard Depardieu

as Georges

Andie MacDowell

as Brontë

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Time

In his first big Hollywood film, French superstar Gerard Depardieu cheerfully goes slumming with sex, lies, and videotape's Andie MacDowell. Peter Weir's comedy offers a little charm, less story and virtually no movie. Full Review

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Rolling Stone

Don't look for the originality and grit that distinguished Weir's Australian films Picnic at Hanging Rock and Gallipoli, Green Card has all the heft of a potato chip. But Depardieu's charm recognizes no language barriers, and MacDowell, the... Full Review

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by: Peter Travers

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