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 | | January 4th, 2002  | Robert Altman |  | Julian Fellowes |  | Bob Balaban, Kristin Scott Thomas, Jeremy Northam, Helen Mirren, Clive Owen, Maggie Smith, Stephen Fry, Emily Watson |  | USA Films |  | Mystery |  | Not Available |  | R for some language, brief sexuality |  | 137 minutes |  | $41,308,615 (US total) |
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 |  |  | | | | Robert Altman's latest is a British murder mystery satire that's drawn comparisons to Jean Renoir's classic Rules of the Game and Ten Little Indians, based on the novel by Agatha Christie. The scene is 1930s England, where an aristocratic family and their friends enjoy a hunting party weekend. But are there killers among them? The film features multiple storylines, showing the fairly boring lives of the rich and famous upstairs, and the more intriguing ones of the servants downstairs. |
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