
Christopher Plummer, who won the Best Supporting Oscar for this role, plays the senior who is relieved to finally embrace his identity.
In the process, he is trying to keep up with a new (and much younger) boyfriend while learning what it means to be gay at age 75, just five years before he would die of cancer.
All of a sudden Dad is writing political letters and even tries out a gay club.
The movie was popular at the box office.
Cast
Ewan McGregor as Oliver Fields
Christopher Plummer as Hal Fields, Oliver’s father
Mélanie Laurent as Anna Wallace, French actress with whom Oliver begins a love affair
Goran Višnjić as Andy, Hal’s much-younger lover
Mary Page Keller as Georgia Fields, Oliver’s mother
Kai Lennox as Elliot, Oliver’s friend and co-worker
China Shavers as Shauna, Oliver’s friend and co-worker
Cosmo as Arthur
Credits:
Directed, written by Mike Mills
Produced by Leslie Urdang, Dean Vanech, Miranda de Pencier, Lars Knudsen, Jay Van Hoy
Cinematography Kasper Tuxen
Edited by Olivier Bugge Coutté
Music by Roger Neill, Dave Palmer, Brian Reitzell, Jelly Roll Morton
Production companies: Olympus Pictures; Parts & Labor; Northwood Productions
Distributed by Focus Features
Release date: September 11, 2010 (TIFF); June 3, 2011 (US)
Running time: 104 minutes
Budget $3.2 million
Box office $14.3 million





