St. Vincent

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comedy-drama film film

St. Vincent is a 2014 comedy-drama film in which Bill Murray plays a misanthropic, hard-drinking war veteran who unexpectedly bonds with the young boy next door.

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	comedy-drama film → film →
character	Brother Geraghty → Daka Parimova → Maggie Bronstein → Oliver Bronstein → Vincent MacKenna →
cinematographyBy	John Lindley →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
director	Theodore Melfi →
distributor	The Weinstein Company →
editedBy	Sarah Flack →
genre	comedy-drama →
language	English →
leadActorRole	Bill Murray as Vincent MacKenna → Jaeden Lieberher as Oliver Bronstein → Melissa McCarthy as Maggie Bronstein → Naomi Watts as Daka Parimova →
mpaaRating	PG-13 →
musicBy	Theodore Shapiro NERFINISHED →
notableAwardNomination	Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy (Bill Murray) → Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role (Bill Murray) →
plotSummary	A misanthropic, hard-drinking war veteran forms an unlikely bond with his young neighbor. →
producer	Don Cheadle → Fred Roos → Jenno Topping → Peter Chernin → Theodore Melfi →
productionCompany	Chernin Entertainment → Goldenlight Films →
releaseYear	2014 →
runningTime	102 minutes →
setting	Brooklyn, New York City →
starredActor	Bill Murray → Chris O'Dowd → Jaeden Lieberher → Melissa McCarthy → Naomi Watts → Terrence Howard →
theatricalReleaseRegion	United States →
theme	found family → redemption → unlikely friendship →
title	St. Vincent →
worldPremiereEvent	Toronto International Film Festival →
worldPremiereYear	2014 →
writer	Theodore Melfi →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Bill Murray → William James Murray →	notableWork