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Big Fish

Big Fish

“An adventure as big as life itself.”
7.8 /10 (7,846) PG-13age 2003 2h 5m
Adventure Fantasy Drama
Director Tim Burton
Screenplay John August
Edward Bloom has always lived telling fabulous, larger-than-life stories of his youth: giants, witches, mermaids and impossible circuses. His son William, fed up with those fantasies, barely knows the real man hidden behind the legend, and returns home as his father lies dying to try to reconcile with him. As he listens once more to those tales, he begins to trace what is truth and what is myth in Edward's life. Tim Burton delivers a tender, visually dazzling fable about memory, imagination and the way the stories we tell end up defining us.
Release
Dec 10, 2003
Budget
$70M
Country
United States of America
Revenue
$123M

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Where to watch Big Fish? Big Fish is available for streaming on Sony Pictures Core.
Who stars in Big Fish? The main cast of Big Fish includes Ewan McGregor, Albert Finney, Billy Crudup, Jessica Lange, Helena Bonham Carter.
Who directed Big Fish? Big Fish (2003) is directed by Tim Burton.
How long is Big Fish? Big Fish has a runtime of 2h 5m. It was released in 2003.
What genre is Big Fish? Big Fish is a Adventure, Fantasy, Drama film. It has a rating of 7.8/10 with 7,846 votes.

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Synopsis

Edward Bloom has always lived telling fabulous, larger-than-life stories of his youth: giants, witches, mermaids and impossible circuses. His son William, fed up with those fantasies, barely knows the real man hidden behind the legend, and returns home as his father lies dying to try to reconcile with him. As he listens once more to those tales, he begins to trace what is truth and what is myth in Edward's life. Tim Burton delivers a tender, visually dazzling fable about memory, imagination and the way the stories we tell end up defining us.

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