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Zane Pais

Susan Blackwell

Nicole Kidman

20 June 1967, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA

Jack Black

28 August 1969, Hermosa Beach, California, USA

Flora Cross

11 January 1993, Paris, France

Jennifer Jason Leigh

5 February 1962, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Seth Barrish

Matthew Arkin

21 March 1960, Brooklyn, New York, USA

8 February 1970, Taylor County, Texas, USA

Sophie Nyweide

Justin Roth

Ciarán Hinds

9 February 1953, Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK

Halley Feiffer

Jonathan Schwartz

John Turturro

28 February 1957, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Lisa Emery

29 January 1952, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Michael Medeiros

Ashlie Atkinson

6 August 1977, Little Rock, Arkansas, USA

Tyler Kelley

Sophie Savides

Noah Baumbach

3 September 1969, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Noah Baumbach

3 September 1969, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Jim

Played by: John Turturro

Pauline

Played by: Jennifer Jason Leigh

Ingrid

Played by: Flora Cross

Malcolm

Played by: Jack Black

Margot

Played by: Nicole Kidman

Chicago Reader

Apart from John Turturro in a cameo, all the characters are monsters and/or basket cases.

December 14, 2007

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ReelzChannel.com

No one does bad parent movies better than Noah Baumbach.

September 08, 2008

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Stop Smiling

As in the minutely observed anatomy of a divorce in The Squid and the Whale, the pleasures and pains of Margot reside in the smallness of scope and queasy focus on delicate family matters.

September 30, 2014

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Miami Herald

Kidman's performance keeps you transfixed all the way through, because she delves into her character's damaged psyche so fully, you're constantly fascinated to see what biting, acidic thing she will say next.

December 14, 2007

TheMovieReport.com

The raw, real centerpiece is the relationship between Kidman and Leigh, whose performances drive the film.

December 27, 2008

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Toronto Star

There's no question Baumbach has a way with words and actors (Kidman, Leigh and Jack Black are terrific).

November 24, 2007

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JWR

Noah Baumbach’s entry into the dysfunctional-family sweepstakes is a successfully depressing affair that has some genuine laughs to maintain interest while the fake relationships that dominate every scene leave the viewer as estranged as the char

July 23, 2009

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Orlando Sentinel

There isn't a pleasant, wholly likable character in the cast. But you can't avert your eyes from it.

December 13, 2007

Detroit News

Writer-director Noah Baumbach solidifies his standing as the modern bard of American dysfunctional families with Margot at the Wedding, but at the same time he's recycling material he's already covered, and covered more exquisitely.

December 07, 2007

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East Bay Express

Who the hell names their son Claude? Do they want him to get beat up every day of his life?

April 28, 2011

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Time Out

Baumbach's interest in families - a distinct Baumbachian sort of family - is acute and his observations often painful and delivered with a dry wit.

February 28, 2008

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