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Revolutionary Road

Name: Revolutionary Road
Genre: Drama, Romance
Released: 2008-12-19
Duration: 119 min
Rating: 6.986

★ 7,0 /10 (4,163 Votes)

2008 EN 119 min

Overview

A young couple living in a Connecticut suburb during the mid-1950s struggle to come to terms with their personal problems while trying to raise their two children. Based on a novel by Richard Yates.

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Release date

19/12/2008

Votes

4,163

Popularity

6.4

How do you break free without breaking apart?

Genres

Drama Romance

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

119 min

Budget

$35,000,000

Revenue

$76,000,000

Leonardo DiCaprio

Frank Wheeler

Kate Winslet

April Wheeler

Kathy Bates

Mrs. Helen Givings

Michael Shannon

John Givings

Kathryn Hahn

Milly Campbell

David Harbour

Shep Campbell

Dylan Baker

Jack Ordway

Richard Easton

Mr. Givings

Zoe Kazan

Maureen Grube

Jay O. Sanders

Bart Pollock

Max Baker

Vince Lathrop

Max Casella

Ed Small

Christopher Fitzgerald

Party Guest

Jonathan Roumie

Party Guest

Neal Bledsoe

Party Guest

Marin Ireland

Party Guest

Samantha Soule

Party Guest

Heidi Armbruster

Party Guest

Sam Rosen

Party Guest

Maria Rusolo

Party Dancer

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Gena Oppenheim

Party Dancer

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Kathryn Dunn

Party Dancer

Joe Komara

Party Dancer

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Allison Twyford

Party Dancer

John Ottavino

Other Actor in the Play

Adam Mucci

Other Actor in the Play

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Jo Twiss

Other Actor in the Play

Frank Girardeau

Other Actor in the Play

Catherine Curtin

Woman in Audience

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Dan Da Silva

Knox Elevator Operator

Keith Reddin

Ted Bandy

Ryan Simpkins

Ed Small

Ty Simpkins

Vince Lathrop

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Jon Sampson

American Express Clerk

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Peter Barton

Campbell Kid

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Kevin Barton

Campbell Kid

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Evan Covey

Campbell Kid

Dylan Clark Marshall

Campbell Kid

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Chandler Vinton

Knox Receptionist

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Bethann Schebece

Vito's Log Cabin Dancer

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Kelsey Bair

Vito's Log Cabin Dancer

Jason Etter

Vito's Log Cabin Dancer

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Adair Moran

Vito's Log Cabin Dancer

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Tommaso Antico

Vito's Log Cabin Dancer

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Justin Misenhelder

Vito's Log Cabin Dancer

Will Vought

Vito's Log Cabin Dancer

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Emaline Green

Vito's Log Cabin Dancer

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Isabella Zubor

Vito's Log Cabin Dancer

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Kal Thompson

Vito's Log Cabin Dancer

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Racheline Maltese

Vito's Log Cabin Dancer

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Lauren Hubbell

Vito's Log Cabin Dancer

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Duffy Jackson

Steve Kovac

Dan Zanes

The Steve Kovac Band

Vince Giordano

The Steve Kovac Band

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Jon-Erik Kellso

The Steve Kovac Band

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Andy Burton

The Steve Kovac Band

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Will Reardon-Anderson

The Steve Kovac Band

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Alex Hoffman

The Steve Kovac Band

Kristen Connolly

Mr. Brace

John Behlmann

Mr. Brace

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***What if Jack & Rose married and settled into the conventional American grind?*** The Wheelers are a couple with two kids living in the suburbs of Connecticut in the ’50s. Frank (Leonardo DiCaprio) marches off to the big city five times a week, ten hours a day, to a job he hates whereas April (Kate Winslet) takes care of things on the home front, including their hardly-seen children. April's dream of being an actress has failed and she vents her frustrations on Frank. Emasculated, he has a meaningless affair to prove his manhood to himself. Meanwhile April suggests a wild idea for them to…

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Can you change your life for love? What’s the border between craziness and frustration? Are we really living our lives? This fantastic movie won 20 awards and 73 nominations. It’s an incredible story and let’s discover why. The movie is set in Connecticut during the mid-1950 and inspired by the book “Revolutionary Road” written by Richard Yates. It’s a story of love, marriages, families and abortion, ambitions and frustrations, of dreamers and conformists. It’s the daily tale of all of us, on the road of our lives. Looking for an often unachievable and unknown happiness. You will ask yo…

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This is a fairly unremarkable family drama that sees "April" (Kate Winslet) staying at home with their two children whilst husband "Frank" (Leonardo DiCaprio) goes to work in his office each day - and has the occasional fling with his secretary. "April" is probably best described as a frustrated actress and her last stage performance went down a bit like a lead balloon which caused the latest in this couple's fiery rows. She decides that they need a profound change, and so suggests that they decamp to Paris. She will get a job and he can spend his time, reading, writing - generally lolling abo…

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