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But what makes this movie sing is its star, Gene Hackman. The Oscar-winning legend plays the estranged paterfamilias, Royal Tennenbaum, a morally flexible lion in winter, with a relaxed urgency.

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Wes Anderson has worked with some of the most acclaimed actors of his generation over the course of his three-decade career, but Jodie Foster remains elusive, turning him down for multiple roles.

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