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May 24, 2007: Media updated. Dead links removed and hi-res trailer and Virtue TV cast interview uploaded. June 18, 2006: Photos added March 26, 2002: Photos: Photos VI: new section- ToP trade ads for the Oscars and wallpaper. (courtesy of Kelly) Dec 29-Jan 30: Reviews: Best of 2001:Entertainment Weekly (Schwarzbaum), People Magazine, New York Magazine, New York Times (Kehr), The Detroit News, Rochester Democrat & Chronicle, The Best Of New Orleans (Gambit Weekly), Japan Times (Shoji), Chicago Tribune (Wilmington), Seattle Post- Intelligencer (Arnold), Slate (Edelstein), Philadelphia City Paper, VilliageVoice (Hoberman), Sacramento Bee, Columbus Dispatch, Mainichi Daily News, Cleveland Sun, The Pantagraph, The Herald, Temple News, Vanderbilt Hustler: VIBE, Philadelphia Weekly ,NUVO, Lousiville Scene, WWLP, Hartford Advocate, Flipside, Mountain XPress, MetroWest Daily News,Courier Times, Shepherd Express, Hollywood Bitchslap. |
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McCarthy, Daily Variety Chief Film Critic:"The only film
so far this year that I've thoroughly enjoyed and admired is ``The Tailor
of Panama'' John Boorman's sardonic visit to Graham Greene territory courtesy
of John Le Carre. While the picture may not rank among the director's very
best, it nonetheless brandishes a nasty wit and mature confidence in short
supply at the moment and -- rare among Boorman's films -- it's also ideally
cast and acted."
Variety:"Three weeks ago in this column, I bemoaned the staggering awfulness of the films emanating from the Hollywood studios thus far in 2001, with the only genuinely good one, ``The Tailor of Panama'' catching its distributor (Columbia Pictures) unaware of what it had". |
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Theatrical
Release:
USA: March 30, 2001 (Initial limited release on 199 theaters; expanded to 441.) DVD/VHS:US: Sept 11, 2001
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Wide B.O.
U.S.
Video Rentals/
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Hollywood.com (4/30) "Some movies are sprinters and some are just steady adult choices, and I'd say this is a welcome one of those," Sony Pictures Entertainment worldwide marketing & distribution president Jeff Blake said Sunday morning. "We think we're going to get it to $12-15 m." "This was very inexpensive (to produce). It was $12 million. Everyone took a little less to work with John Boorman, and I think everyone's pretty satisfied with the results." |
Created: February 26, 2001
Updated: May 24 2007
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