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PlayTime (1967): Cast & Box Office

PlayTime (1967) movie poster

PlayTime is a 1967 comedy starring Jacques Tati as Monsieur Hulot, Rita Maiden and France Rumilly. It runs 1 hour 55 minutes and earned $66,537 worldwide.

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PlayTime (1967) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 55m (115 min)
Genre
Comedy
Original language
French
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is PlayTime About?

The premise of PlayTime without spoilers.

Clumsy Monsieur Hulot is bewildered by the high‑tech labyrinth of modern Paris. While trying to reach a business appointment, he becomes lost, his meandering path echoing that of an American tourist. Their wandering through the inventive cityscape leads to occasional encounters, a growing attraction, and a final meeting at a chaotic restaurant surrounded by an array of eccentric characters.

PlayTime Themes & Keywords

· 50 tags
  • tourist
  • restaurant
  • paris france
  • airport
  • 1960s
  • maze
  • architecture
  • conformity
  • nonconformity
  • office cubicle
  • waiter
  • modern life
+38 more
  • merry go round
  • drunkenness
  • traffic circle
  • mistaken identity
  • comedy of errors
  • directed by star
  • technology
  • slapstick comedy
  • tourists
  • photographer
  • cleaner
  • air hostess
  • sailor
  • boardroom
  • dog
  • chair
  • businessman
  • floor lamp
  • apartment complex
  • nightclub
  • kitchen
  • candy cinema
  • postmodern
  • france
  • gentle cinema
  • photography
  • american
  • group
  • grand opening
  • jazz band
  • old army buddy
  • glass door
  • american tourist
  • scarf
  • architect
  • american abroad
  • farce comedy
  • satire comedy
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Cast & crew

PlayTime Cast & Characters

Jacques Tati leads the cast as Monsieur Hulot, with Rita Maiden as Mr. Schultz's Companion and France Rumilly as Woman Selling Eyeglasses.

Also Starring in PlayTime

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Box office

PlayTime Box Office

PlayTime grossed $66,537 worldwide.

1967 box office

Worldwide gross

$66.5K

International
$64K
Videos

PlayTime Trailers & Videos

The trailer of PlayTime.

PlayTime official reissue trailer 2014
Cars

Cars in PlayTime

38 cars on screen, including the 1960 Bentley S-Type and the Berliet GAK 60.

All 38 cars
  • 1960 Bentley S-Type in PlayTime 1960 Bentley S-Type Minor role
  • Berliet GAK 60 in PlayTime Berliet GAK 60 Minor role
  • 1961 Berliet PHN Randonnée in PlayTime 1961 Berliet PHN Randonnée Minor role
  • 1964 Heuliez PAK 50 in PlayTime 1964 Heuliez PAK 50 Minor role
Details

PlayTime Also Known As

20 alternative titles, including “Време за развлечение” and “Playtime - Tempo de Diversão”.

Also known as
  • Време за развлечение
  • Playtime - Tempo de Diversão
  • Play Time
  • Play time - Tempo di divertimento
  • Play Time - Vida Moderna
  • Время развлечений
  • Playtime – Tatis herrliche Zeiten
  • プレイタイム
  • 플레이타임
  • 플레이 타임
  • Oyun Vaxtı
  • Tatis herrliche Zeiten
+8 more
  • 玩乐时间
  • Playtime - Vida Moderna
  • פלייטיים
  • Час розваг
  • Oyun Vakti
  • 遊戲時間
  • Vrijeme igre
  • زنگ تفریح

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FAQ

PlayTime FAQ: Cast, Box Office & Runtime

Runtime, release date, cast, box office, post-credit scenes and language of PlayTime, each answered in a sentence.

How long is PlayTime?

PlayTime runs 1 hour 55 minutes (115 minutes).

When was PlayTime released?

PlayTime was released on December 13, 1967.

Who is in the cast of PlayTime?

PlayTime stars Jacques Tati as Monsieur Hulot, Rita Maiden as Mr. Schultz's Companion and France Rumilly as Woman Selling Eyeglasses, among 40 credited actors.

How much did PlayTime make at the box office?

PlayTime grossed $66,537 worldwide.

Does PlayTime have a post-credit scene?

No. PlayTime has no extra scene during or after the credits.

What language is PlayTime in?

The original language of PlayTime is French.

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