The Royal Tenebaums, the most dysfunctional family you're likely to see. From writers, Wes Anderson, and Owen Wilson, comes a comedy about a family of geniuses. The Royal Tenenbaums is a ...

Royal Tenenbaum (Gene Hackman), the patriarch, used to be a big-shot lawyer, but after his own son got him sent to the pen he now lives on tick in a hotel, ...

THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS takes place in a whacked-out fantasy version of Baltimore, where hotels employ uniformed elevator operators, decrepit taxis literally labeled "Gypsy Cab" show up whenever someone ...

So, The Royal Tenenbaums it inaccurately is. Second thing you need to know about Wes Anderson's film is that although it is laugh-out-loud funny at times, it's not really funny enough.

Royal Tenenbaum (Hackman) and his wife Etheline (Houston) had three children Chas, Richie, and Margot. Chas bought real estate in his early teens and seemed to have a sound ...

According to McKinstry, The Royal Tenenbaums ‘chronicles’ the shenanigans of a dysfunctional family of geniuses and their father Royal Tenenbaum, played by Hackman. Philip Denning called it a ...

Director Wes Anderson recently mused on whether most of the audience that went to see "The Royal Tenenbaums" actually understood it. Certainly the two-disc DVD release matches the mood of the film.

With their signature outfits and deadpan personalities, the characters of The Royal Tenenbaums have the mannerisms of characters from a J.D. Salinger story with the visual aesthetic of art by ...

The Royal Tenenbaums Film. Wes Anderson: 10 Film Scenes To Admire Yes, this does involve Herman Blume chucking himself into a pool, as all lists should. By Dan Wakefield ...

– Royal Tenenbaum’s epitaph. Wes Anderson’s The Royal Tenenbaums (2001) is not Gene Hackman’s final film. (The actor would go ...

The Royal Tenenbaums is extravagantly mannered - in ways that are sometimes hysterically funny, and sometimes just curious. The film is a screwball comedy about misery. Over and over, one at a time, ...