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Storyline

Mia, an aspiring actress, serves lattes to movie stars in between auditions and Sebastian, a jazz musician, scrapes by playing cocktail party gigs in dingy bars, but as success mounts they are faced with decisions that begin to fray the fragile fabric of their love affair, and the dreams they worked so hard to maintain in each other threaten to rip them apart.

Released

2016-12-01
Revenue

$447,407,695
Budget

$30,000,000
Runtime

2hr 9m
Genre

Comedy, Drama, Romance, Music
Status

Released
Language

English
8
Production

Summit Entertainment, Black Label Media, Gilbert Films, Impostor Pictures, Marc Platt Productions, TIK Films, Lionsgate

Crew

Damien Chazelle

Director

Damien Chazelle

Writer

Jordan Horowitz

Producer

Keywords:

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Cast

Ryan Gosling

Sebastian

Emma Stone

Mia

John Legend

Keith

Rosemarie DeWitt

Laura

J.K. Simmons

Bill

Amiée Conn

Famous Actress

Terry Walters

Linda

Thom Shelton

Coffee Spiller

Cinda Adams

Casting Director

Callie Hernandez

Tracy

Jessica Rothe

Alexis

Sonoya Mizuno

Caitlin

Claudine Claudio

Karen

Jason Fuchs

Carlo

D.A. Wallach

80's singer

Trevor Lissauer

Valet

Olivia Hamilton

Bree

Anna Chazelle

Sarah / Hula Hooper

Marius de Vries

Clyde

Finn Wittrock

Greg Earnest

Josh Pence

Josh

Nicole Coulon

Josh's Fiance

Damon Gupton

Harry

Christopher Michael Stevens

Malcolm

Keith Harris

Cole

Kaveh Rastegar

Tom

David Douglas

Ty

Miles Anderson

Alistair

Bobo Chang

Photographer's Assistant

Meagen Fay

Mrs. Dolan

John Hindman

Frank

Valarie Rae Miller

Amy Brandt

Nicole Wolf

Amy Brandt's Assistant

Corrin Evans

New Barista

Kiff VandenHeuvel

New Coffee Shop Manager

Tom Everett Scott

David

Hemky Madera

Jimmy

Zoë Hall

Chelsea

Dempsey Pappion

Charles

Clifton 'Fou Fou' Eddie

Seb's Drummer

Cal Bennett

Seb's Sax Player

Nedra Wheeler

Seb's Bassist

Javier Gonzalez

Seb's Trumpeter

Khirye Tyler

Seb's Pianst

Briana Lee

Echo Backup Singer

Shaylah J. Stevens

Echo Backup Singer

Natalie Imani

Echo Backup Singer

Camryn Ray Cavaliero

Mia's Daughter

Sandra Rosko

Dream Audience

Arthur Horowitz

Fantasy Baby

Reshma Gajjar

Traffic Dancer - Girl #1

Candice Coke

Traffic Dancer - Girl #2

Hunter Hamilton

Traffic Dancer - 1st Man

Damian Gomez

Traffic Dancer - 2nd Man

Amanda Balen

Traffic Dancer - Conductor

Lou Becker

Traffic Dancer

Dominic Chaiduang

Traffic Dancer

Cindera Che

Traffic Dancer

Chris Moss

Traffic Dancer

Marissa Labog

Traffic Dancer

Tiffany Daniels

Traffic Dancer

Melinda Sullivan

Traffic Dancer

Stephanie Landwehr

Traffic Dancer

Britt Stewart

Traffic Dancer

Clarice Ordaz

Traffic Dancer

Nathan Prevost

Traffic Dancer

Mecca Vazie Andrews

Traffic Dancer

Scott Hislop

Hollywood Party Dancer - Creepy Guy

KC Monnie

Hollywood Party Dancer

Krystal Ellsworth

Hollywood Party Dancer

Sarah Mitchell

Hollywood Party Dancer

Khasan Brailsford

Hollywood Party Dancer

Morgan Larson

Hollywood Party Dancer

Becca Sweitzer

Restaurant Dancer

Gakenia Muigai

Restaurant Dancer

Michael Stein

Restaurant Dancer

Mario Diaz

Restaurant Dancer

Julie Schmid

Epilogue Dancer

Samantha Abrantes

Epilogue Dancer

Lexie Contursi

Epilogue Dancer

Eartha Robinson

Epilogue Dancer

Sybil Azur

Epilogue Dancer

Tara Nicole Hughes

Epilogue Dancer

Kayla Kalbfleisch

Epilogue Dancer

Martha Nichols

Epilogue Dancer

Anthony Marciona

Epilogue Dancer

Bill Prudich

Epilogue Dancer

Robert Roldan

Epilogue Dancer

Ryan Novak

Epilogue Dancer

Demian Boergadine

Epilogue Dancer

Gustavo Vargas

Epilogue Dancer

Robert Haynes

Angry Neighbor

Doran Butler

Traffic Dancer

Matt Cady

Traffic Dancer

Carol Connors

Traffic Dancer

Patrick Cook

Traffic Dancer

Aaron 'Deuce' Cooke

Traffic Dancer

Bubba Dean Rambo

Traffic Dancer

Nick Drago

Traffic Dancer

Shaun Evaristo

Traffic Dancer

Dana Fukagawa

Traffic Dancer

Daniel Gaymon

Traffic Dancer

Liz Imperio

Traffic Dancer

Casey Johansen

Traffic Dancer

Cris Judd

Traffic Dancer

Yoori Kim

Traffic Dancer

Bradley M. Rapier

Traffic Dancer

Dana Wilson

Traffic Dancer

Terrance Yates

Traffic Dancer

Tracy Shibata

Hollywood Party Dancer - Girl #1

Dominique Domingo

Hollywood Party Dancer - Girl #2

Asiel Hardison

Hollywood Party Dancer - Agent #1

Corey Anderson

Hollywood Party Dancer - Agent #2

Nick Baga

Hollywood Party Dancer - Agent #3

Leah Adler

Hollywood Party Dancer

Noel Bajandas

Hollywood Party Dancer

Denzel Chisolm

Hollywood Party Dancer

Montana Efaw

Hollywood Party Dancer

Natalie Gilmore

Hollywood Party Dancer

Shannon Holtzapffel

Hollywood Party Dancer

Galen Hooks

Hollywood Party Dancer

Jeremy Hudson

Hollywood Party Dancer

George Lawrence Jr.

Hollywood Party Dancer

Scott Myrick

Hollywood Party Dancer

Cassidy Noblett

Hollywood Party Dancer

Brittany Parks

Hollywood Party Dancer

Víctor Rojas

Hollywood Party Dancer

Tony Bellissimo

Echo Dancer

Ryan Ramirez

Echo Dancer

Catalina Cat Rendic

Echo Dancer

Bryan Tanaka

Echo Dancer

Ava Bernstine-Mitchell

Restaurant Dancer

Quinn Lipton

Restaurant Dancer

Monie Adamson

Epilogue Dancer

Matthew Aylward

Epilogue Dancer

McKenzie Anderson

Epilogue Dancer

Pamela Chu

Epilogue Dancer

Mallauri Esquibel

Epilogue Dancer

Michael Higgins

Epilogue Dancer

Chris Jarosz

Epilogue Dancer

Matthew Kazmierczak

Epilogue Dancer

Paul Kirkland

Epilogue Dancer

Megan Lawson

Epilogue Dancer

Michael Munday

Epilogue Dancer

Brandon O'Neal

Epilogue Dancer

Chelsea Thedinga

Epilogue Dancer

Danny Valle

Epilogue Dancer

Emily Williams

Epilogue Dancer

Tommy Cooley

Kissing Couple (uncredited)

Kristin Slaysman

Coffee Shop Customer (uncredited)

Ana Flavia Gavlak

Young Actress (uncredited)

Noah James

Young Man (uncredited)

Ottavio Taddei

Swing Dancer (uncredited)

Destinee Handly

Barista (uncredited)

Steffen Dziczek

Moviegoer (uncredited)

Vince Donvito

Coffee Guy (uncredited)

Patty Tobin

Casting Director (uncredited)

Crystal Nichol

Audition Actress (uncredited)

Kaye L. Morris

Producer's Girlfriend (uncredited)

Trent Kerpsack

Sailor (uncredited)

Holly Houk

Kissing Couple (uncredited)

Andrea Lareo

Casting Assistant (uncredited)

April Martucci

Audition Girl (uncredited)

Heather Turman

Young Man's Date (uncredited)

Jenna Curtis

Waitress (uncredited)

Jordan Ray Fox

Nathan (uncredited)

Anna Lunberry

Publicist (uncredited)

Christopher Aber

Cowboy (uncredited)

Margaret Newborn

Jazz Club Goer (uncredited)

C.J. Stussi

Espresso Coffee Shop Customer (uncredited)

Cameron Brinkman

Jazz Club Patron (uncredited)

Kristin Elliott

Audition Actress (uncredited)

Lynn Moore

Jazz Club Patron (uncredited)

Nilla Elizabeth Watkins

Coffee Shop Customer (uncredited)

Andres Perez-Molina

Coffee Shop Customer (uncredited)

Shannon Leann

Hollywood Starlet (uncredited)

Milica Govich

Coffee Shop Customer #2 (uncredited)

Frederick Keeve

Restaurant Patron (uncredited)

Amanda Fields

Red Head Actress (uncredited)

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Reviews for La La Land

A Review by Ruuz 5

Written by Ruuz on 2017-04-04

"To me, _La La Land_ is like religion. I see the appeal, and I would never take it away from anyone. But I would also never stand in line fo... read more

A Review by FlamboyantRose 10

Written by FlamboyantRose on 2017-04-26

A very special, memorable film that will be iconic in the years to come.... read more

A Review by Dark Jedi 6

Written by Dark Jedi on 2017-07-06

This is definitely not a movie that I would have chosen to watch all by myself which perhaps explain why I thought it was just surprisingly ... read more

A Review by Rangan 7

Written by Rangan on 2017-07-30

**They'd crossed each others life while chasing their dreams.** I am not a big fan of modern musical films. So I was not expecting it to ... read more

A Review by r96sk 8

Written by r96sk on 2020-12-27

Undeniably well put together, and entertaining, even if it certainly chooses style over substance. <em>'La La Land'</em> is an absolutely... read more

A Review by beyondthecineramadome 10

Written by beyondthecineramadome on 2022-06-20

Full review: <a>https://www.tinakakadelis.com/beyond-the-cinerama-dome/2021/12/28/beautiful-dreamer-la-la-landnbspreview<a> Los Angeles i... read more

A Review by FilipeManuelNeto 8

Written by FilipeManuelNeto on 2023-02-03

**Really a good movie, which justifies the hype around it.** Who doesn't remember “La La Land”? It was released in theaters in 2016, and ... read more

**Really a good movie, which justifies the hype around it.** Who doesn't remember “La La Land”? It was released in theaters in 2016, and was one of the most viewed and acclaimed films of that year. It was a film that was virtually carried in the lap between festivals and awards of the seventh art, and that seemed destined to clean them all up, as “Titanic” had done two decades before. When he arrived at the Oscars, he had practically nominations in almost every category where he could be included! Of the fourteen nominations, however, it collected “only” six statuettes, with the seventh – Best Film – slipping through the fingers in what was the most absolute embarrassment in the entire history of the Hollywood Academy: the infamous but historic exchange of envelopes, that we all have in our memory. But when I said “only”, it is necessary to put things in perspective: what many producers would not have given to win six Oscars in one of their films! Like it or not, it was a great achievement and "La La Land" received a well-deserved accolade that night. The film, directed by newcomer Damien Chazelle, is a worthy homage to musicals from Hollywood's golden age, and features a generally sympathetic script: an aspiring starlet trying to become an actress meets and falls in love with a purist jazz pianist. who wants to restore people's interest in the musical genre he loves, and which he feels is slowly being lost. It is their mutual passion that makes them not give up on their respective dreams, but it will also end up dictating that both follow their own paths. And indeed, the film's bittersweet and slightly too realistic ending shockingly clashes with the magic felt throughout the rest of the film. It's like having a very beautiful dream, where anything is possible with some effort and serious work, and ending up seeing that dream trampled by a heavy, raw and often unfair reality. And it must be said, although the characters seem likeable, they are selfish and only think about themselves and their interests. They seem to stick together only as long as it really benefits their individual interests. Although I don't like the characters very much, Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling offer us, in the film, two magnificent works of interpretation and also of singing and dancing. Gosling showed hidden talents on the keyboard of a piano, and both are very good at choreography, although singing is not particularly strong point for either. Both are young, and it is quite possible that they will give us even better dramatic performances in the future. The rest of the film's cast hardly matters, it's one of those movies where the main characters are so overwhelming and omnipresent that there's no room for anyone else. Technically, the film has several frankly good aspects that deserve our attention and our praise. For starters, the film's honest and intelligent way of recreating and inserting scenes and dance routines from the great musicals of the past, from “Shall We Dance” to “Singing in the Rain” and “West Side Story”. The scenarios, the elements, the routines are there. The cinematography, colorful, frank, generous with light, is magnificent and a feast for the eyes. The editing was done in an excellent and very skillful way. The scenery couldn't be better, taking advantage of the Hollywood Hills or the Griffith Observatory in the best way. The soundtrack, melodies and songs are excellent.

A Review by Arcanum101 9

Written by Arcanum101 on 2023-05-21

A fully-fledged musical of the likes we haven't seen on the big screen in decades. This move is almost perfect in every respect. It will dra... read more

A Review by sp1cybo1 10

Written by sp1cybo1 on 2023-09-17

This movie is the best movie there will ever be, Ryan and Emma did great.... read more

A Review by RalphRahal 8

Written by RalphRahal on 2024-12-30

La La Land is one of those movies that feels like a warm hug. The story follows Mia, an aspiring actress, and Sebastian, a jazz musician, as... read more

A Review by Geronimo1967 7

Written by Geronimo1967 on 2025-01-02

"Mia" (Emma Stone) is an aspiring actress who juggles a coffee shop job with countless, fruitless, auditions. "Sebastian" is a budding jazz ... read more

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A Review by Gimly

"To me, _La La Land_ is like religion. I see the appeal, and I would never take it away from anyone. But I would also never stand in line for it." - Jeff WInger, probably. _Final rating:★★½ - Not quite for me, but I definitely get the ...

A Review by Ruuz 5

Written by Ruuz on 2017-04-04

A Review by FlamboyantRose 10

Written by FlamboyantRose on 2017-04-26

A very special, memorable film that will be iconic in the years to come....

A Review by Dark Jedi 6

Written by Dark Jedi on 2017-07-06

This is definitely not a movie that I would have chosen to watch all by myself which perhaps explain why I thought it was just surprisingly okay to watch. However my girlfriend absolutely wanted to wa...

A Review by Rangan 7

Written by Rangan on 2017-07-30

**They'd crossed each others life while chasing their dreams.** I am not a big fan of modern musical films. So I was not expecting it to be a great or worst. The film opened with a song that I was ...

A Review by r96sk 8

Written by r96sk on 2020-12-27

Undeniably well put together, and entertaining, even if it certainly chooses style over substance. <em>'La La Land'</em> is an absolutely gorgeous-looking film, from the costumes to the cinematogra...

A Review by beyondthecineramadome 10

Written by beyondthecineramadome on 2022-06-20

Full review: <a>https://www.tinakakadelis.com/beyond-the-cinerama-dome/2021/12/28/beautiful-dreamer-la-la-landnbspreview<a> Los Angeles is an easy city to deeply love and deeply hate, and it is imp...

A Review by FilipeManuelNeto 8

Written by FilipeManuelNeto on 2023-02-03

A Review by Arcanum101 9

Written by Arcanum101 on 2023-05-21

A fully-fledged musical of the likes we haven't seen on the big screen in decades. This move is almost perfect in every respect. It will draw a laugh, it will draw a tear and it will definitely get yo...

A Review by sp1cybo1 10

Written by sp1cybo1 on 2023-09-17

This movie is the best movie there will ever be, Ryan and Emma did great....

A Review by RalphRahal 8

Written by RalphRahal on 2024-12-30

La La Land is one of those movies that feels like a warm hug. The story follows Mia, an aspiring actress, and Sebastian, a jazz musician, as they navigate love, ambition, and the messy balancing act b...

A Review by Geronimo1967 7

Written by Geronimo1967 on 2025-01-02

"Mia" (Emma Stone) is an aspiring actress who juggles a coffee shop job with countless, fruitless, auditions. "Sebastian" is a budding jazz musician who falls a bit foul of his boss (JK Simmons) when ...