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A 1960s-era Mississippi debutante sends her community into an uproar by conducting a series of probing interviews with the black servants behind some of her community's most prominent families. Emma Stone, Viola Davis and Bryce Dallas Howard star in a touching tale of race relations based on author Kathryn Stockett's best-selling novel of the same name.Product Identifiers
ProducerMichael Barnathan, Chris Columbus
EAN8717418337223
eBay Product ID (ePID)109342824
Product Key Features
ActorAlison Janney, Jessica Chastain, Sissy Spacek, Brian Kerwin, Cicely Tyson, Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer, Christopher Lowell, Mike Vogel, Bryce Dallas Howard, Emma Stone
Film/TV TitleThe Help
DirectorTate Taylor
LanguageEnglish
Run Time146 Mins
Release Year2012
FormatDVD
FeaturesMaking Of\In Their Own Words-A Tribute to the Maids of Mississippi\Deleted Scenes
Additional Product Features
Number of Discs1
Certificate12A/12
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States of America
ComposerThomas Newman
AwardsBest Performance by an Actress In A Supporting Role in a Motion Picture 2012 -, Best Actress In A Supporting Role 2012 - Octavia Spencer, Best Actress In A Supporting Role 2012 - Jessica Chastain, Best Actress In A Leading Role 2012 - Viola Davis, Best Supporting Actress 2012 - Octavia Spencer
Additional InformationA 1960s-era Mississippi debutante sends her community into an uproar by conducting a series of probing interviews with the black servants behind some of her community's most prominent families. Skeeter (Emma Stone) has just graduated from college, and she's eager to launch her career as a writer. In a moment of inspiration, Skeeter decides to focus her attention on the black female servants who work in her community. Her first subject is Aibileen (Viola Davis), the devoted housekeeper who has been employed by Skeeter's best friend's family for years. By speaking with Aibileen, Skeeter becomes an object of scorn to the wealthy locals, who view her actions as directly challenging to the established social order. Before long, even more servants are coming forward to tell their stories, and Skeeter discovers that friendship can blossom under the most unlikely of circumstances. Bryce Dallas Howard co-stars in a touching tale of race relations based on author Kathryn Stockett's best-selling novel of the same name.
ReviewsRolling Stone - A deeply touching human story filled with humor and heartbreak is rare in any movie season, especially summer. That's what makes THE HELP an exhilarating gift., Entertainment Weekly - THE HELP has a saucy, humorous side., Orlando Sentinel - Davis and Spencer give faces and fully-fleshed out lives to women who must have been more than what they did for a living as THE HELP., New Orleans Times-Picayune - THE HELP isn't intended to be so much a movie about the ugliness of the era than an optimistic tale of what can spring from that kind of ugliness, about the ability of people to love one another even when they're surrounded by hatred. And on that level, The Help succeeds wonderfully, a warm and sweet song of hope.
ScreenwriterTate Taylor
AuthorKathryn Stockett
CinematographerStephen Goldblatt
Sound sourceDolby Digital
Movie/TV TitleThe Help
Consumer AdviceContains racism theme and one scene of crude behaviour