Chevalier (2023)

Movie Details

Original Title Chevalier

Original Language EN

Budget $35,000,000

Revenue $4,200,000

Status Released

Popularity 1.5

Cast

Kelvin Harrison, Jr.

Joseph

Popularity: 14.1

Samara Weaving

Marie-Josephine

Popularity: 11.1

Lucy Boynton

Marie Antoinette

Popularity: 7.2

Alex Fitzalan

Philippe

Popularity: 4.2

Minnie Driver

La Guimard

Popularity: 2.0

Sian Clifford

Madame de Genlis

Popularity: 7.0

Henry Lloyd-Hughes

Christoph Gluck

Popularity: 13.5

Marton Csokas

Montalembert

Popularity: 6.0

Alec Newman

Poncet

Popularity: 12.6

Ronkẹ Adékoluẹjo

Nanon

Popularity: 0.5

Jessica Boone

La Arnould

Popularity: 0.1

Jim High

George Bologne

Popularity: 4.9

Key Crew

Director Stephen Williams

Writer Stefani Robinson

Producer Stefani Robinson, Dianne McGunigle, Cornelia Burleigh

Editor John Axelrad

Executive Producer Peter Oberth

Production

Searchlight Pictures

Element Pictures

TSG Entertainment

Videos & Trailers

First 7 Minutes

Clip

"Meeting Marie Josephine" Clip

Clip

"Come With Me" Clip

Clip

Official UK Trailer

Trailer

"Violin Battle" Clip

Clip

"Meet The Women" Featurette

Featurette

Image Gallery

Backdrops

Posters

Keywords

biography marie antoinette based on true story violinist 18th century illegitimate child

Reviews from TMDB

Manuel São Bento 7/10

Apr 20, 2023

MORE SPOILER-FREE MINI-REVIEWS @ https://www.msbreviews.com/movie-reviews/mini-reviews-2023-edition "Chevalier holds a screenplay by Stefani Robinson that doesn't escape the predictability of the usual biopic structure, but director Stephen Williams offers a careful, surprisingly captivating look ... Read more

Nathan 8/10

May 16, 2023

Chevalier may not revolutionize the biographical picture genre, but it is an incredibly well-crafted film that makes for an entertaining watch. Stephen Williams' direction was one of the biggest standouts of the movie, with his use of smooth transitions and camera work in a 3D space immersing the vi ... Read more

CinemaSerf 6/10

Jun 7, 2023

I was really looking forward to this, and after it starts with some compelling duelling violins between the eponymous "Joseph" (Kelvin Harrison Jnr.) and none other than the great Mozart himself (Joseph Prowen) that features some magical musical improvisations, I thought I was in for a treat. Sadly, ... Read more