Match Point (2005)

Movie Details

Original Title Match Point

Original Language EN

Budget $15,000,000

Revenue $85,638,656

Status Released

Popularity 5.6

Cast

Jonathan Rhys Meyers

Chris Wilton

Popularity: 2.1

Scarlett Johansson

Nola Rice

Popularity: 9.1

Emily Mortimer

Chloe Hewett Wilton

Popularity: 1.6

Matthew Goode

Tom Hewett

Popularity: 2.7

Brian Cox

Alec Hewett

Popularity: 2.0

Penelope Wilton

Eleanor Hewett

Popularity: 1.4

James Nesbitt

Detective Banner

Popularity: 1.0

Ewen Bremner

Inspector Dowd

Popularity: 2.1

Miranda Raison

Heather

Popularity: 1.0

Margaret Tyzack

Mrs. Eastby

Popularity: 0.4

Rupert Penry-Jones

Henry

Popularity: 1.2

Toby Kebbell

Policeman

Popularity: 1.1

Key Crew

Producer Nicky Kentish Barnes, Letty Aronson, Stephen Tenenbaum

Editor Alisa Lepselter

Director Woody Allen

Writer Woody Allen

Music Martin Crewes

Production

BBC Film

Thema Production

Jada Productions

Videos & Trailers

Archival Interview - Scarlett Johannson

Featurette

Archival Interview - Woody Allen

Featurette

Official Trailer

Trailer

Image Gallery

Backdrops

Posters

Keywords

adultery infidelity london, england love triangle sports upper class tennis love wealth lust gold digger luck instructor social climbing malicious affair awestruck tennis coach

Reviews from TMDB

tmdb47633491 3/10

Apr 7, 2018

_Match Point, or, Crime & Misdemeanors, Except I Changed Like 4 Things, And the Mistress is Really Hot This Time_

CinemaSerf 7/10

Feb 4, 2025

Declining tennis pro "Wilton" (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) is looking for a job at a swanky London club teaching the well-healed folks like "Tom" (Matthew Goode) and his sister "Chloe" (Emily Mortimer) to whom, after a rather brief courtship, he ultimately gets married. He gets used to her standard of liv ... Read more

JPV852 8/10

Sep 14, 2025

This is one I've seen a handful of times before and while I liked it, I wasn't as love with it when I first saw. Still a solid suspense-drama with fine acting (but not great), it is of course being a Woody Allen film, very talky. The suspense does ratchet up in the final 15-minutes and the theme of ... Read more