The Royal Tenenbaums Production: A Buena Vista release of a Touchstone Pictures presentation of an American Empirical Picture. Produced by Wes Anderson, Barry Mendel, Scott Rudin.

THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS Directed by Wes Anderson Starring Gene Hackman, Angelica Houston and Ben Stiller Zazu from The Lion King said it best when he said, “There’s one in every family, two in mine.” ...

Royal Tenenbaum (Gene Hackman) has been lurking in a nearby hotel for the 20 years since wife Etheline (Anjelica Huston) kicked him out for being unfaithful. Etheline — a pillar of the community ...

“The Royal Tenenbaums” was the third movie to be co-written by director Wes Anderson and actor Owen Wilson featuring a knockout cast including Wilson, his brother Luke Wilson, Gene Hackman ...

“Royal Tenenbaums” steps beyond the tried and true. Anderson retains the emotionality of “Rushmore” but widens it to encompass a number of perfectly textured familial relationships. He gently strides ...

The Royal TenenbaumsUnlike the Glass kids, though, who seemed to have grown themselves from coffee beans, the presence of the Tenenbaum parents, Etheline (Anjelica Huston) and Royal (Gene Hackman ...

The cast of The Royal Tenenbaums remains one of Hollywood's most iconic onscreen families. Wes Anderson’s 2001 film follows the lives of three gifted siblings — Chas (Ben Stiller), Richie ...

All in all, The Royal Tenenbaums is a huge accomplishment for Anderson. He's managed to chisel out his own corner of cinema and deliver haunting little meringues of style with Rushmore, and now this.

The Royal Tenenbaums plays like a New Yorker story that J.D. Salinger never wrote. Set in a Manhattan of the imagination (Royal lives at the 375th Street Y), the film opens—in Magnificent ...

The Royal Tenenbaums opens December 14th in New York and Los Angeles. Disney will add more cities on December 21st, then put the film in wide release on the 28th.

The most charming maladjusted character is Royal Tenenbaum. He is a scoundrel, to be sure, but he maintains a positive attitude while hurling callous remarks at his children.