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Tired of a world in which he no longer fits, deprived of those he loves who are disappearing one by one, Andrew Blake decides to leave the management of his small business to be hired as a butler...
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- Gilles Legardinier
- Romance, Comedy, Drama
- John Malkovich
Top Critics. All Audience. Verified Audience. Annette Basile FILMINK (Australia) … this undemanding film is easy to fall into and simply enjoy. Full Review | Original Score: 15/20 | Jul 8, 2024....
Jul 3, 2024 · With a run time of 127 mins and a rating of MA15+ this English and French-language comedy-drama with sub-titles will be in cinemas on 18 July 2024. A windowed British businessman (Malkovich) takes a job as a butler of a manor house in France to keep alive the memories of his late French wife.
Jul 5, 2024 · Mr Blake At Your Service Andew Blake (John Malkovich) is a well-to-do English businessman who’s grieving the recent loss of his wife. Finding no solace in his homeland he ventures back to the place where they first met, the Domaine De Beauvillier estate.
Jul 8, 2024 · Directed by Gilles Legardinier, based on his own novel, Mr Blake, At Your Service! (Complètement Cramé!) lacks energy at times, but with its beautiful setting and humour that hits the mark every time, this undemanding film is easy to fall into and simply enjoy.
Mr. Blake At Your Service! (also titled Well Done! and Complètement cramé!) is a 2023 French comedy-drama film directed by Gilles Legardinier and starring Fanny Ardant, John Malkovich, Émilie Dequenne, Philippe Bas, Eugénie Anselin, Al Ginter, Anne Brionne, and Christel Henon. It is based on Legardinier's novel Complètement cramé!
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Malkovich's brilliant underrated comedic style is on full display as he takes on the role of the charming British businessman, Andrew Blake. In a twist of fate, Blake becomes the butler of the Domaine de Beauvillier estate, owned by the graceful and aloof Madame de Beauvillier (Ardant).
