Additional information for Death at a Funeral, which has a domestic theatrical release set for April 16, 2010. The film is being distributed by Screen Gems and has not yet been rated. Death at a Funeral has a total running time of 92 minutes.
R
USA
G
Canada
15
UK
15A
Ireland
NC-16
Singapore
18
Malaysia
18
South Korea
13
Argentina
M
Australia
12
Netherlands
15
Sweden
92min
Çilgin cenaze
Turkey
Festa col morto
Italy
Haláli temetés
Hungary
Hullut hautajaiset
Finland
Il funerale è servito
Italy
Joyeuses funérailles
Canada
Morte no Funeral
Brazil
Morte num funeral
Portugal
Muerte en el funeral
Argentina
Panique aux funérailles
France
Sterben will gelernt sein
Germany
Surm matusel
Estonia
Un funeral de muerte
Spain
Zgon na pogrzebie
Poland
April 12, 2010
USA
April 16, 2010
Canada
April 16, 2010
USA
April 29, 2010
Malaysia
June 04, 2010
Iceland
June 04, 2010
Ireland
June 04, 2010
UK
June 07, 2010
Greece
June 25, 2010
Spain
July 14, 2010
Italy
July 14, 2010
Turkey
July 15, 2010
Netherlands
July 15, 2010
Russia
July 23, 2010
Poland
July 23, 2010
Sweden
August 04, 2010
Argentina
August 04, 2010
Belgium
August 11, 2010
Brazil
August 19, 2010
Argentina
August 27, 2010
Finland
September 22, 2010
France
October 27, 2010
Hungary
November 11, 2010
Germany
, 2011
Japan
June 04, 2011
Hungary
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A funeral ceremony turns into a debacle of exposed family secrets and misplaced bodies.
Aaron (Chris Rock) and Ryan (Martin Lawrence) are two brothers whom are totally different in personalities and views on life. Aaron, the older son, is a well-mannered and hard working young man, married to Michelle (Regina Hall), and still living at his father's home. When their father dies, it is up to Aaron to organize the funeral and give the eulogy. Aaron and Michelle have been trying to buy their own home and have children but have been unsuccessful. Aaron envies Ryan because Ryan is a successful writer, while he has not had his novel published, and resents his brother because he would rather spend money on a first class ticket from New York to Los Angeles than help him pay for the funeral expenses.Meanwhile, Aaron and Ryan's cousin, Elaine (Zoe Saldana) and her fiancee Oscar (James Marsden) are on their way to pick up her brother Jeff before heading to the funeral. To ease Oscar's nerves, she gives him what she believes is Valium. Jeff later reveals to Elaine that it is actually a hallucinogenic drug he's concocted for his friend. Chaos ensues when Oscar hallucinates that the coffin is moving; he knocks it over, which pushes the body out of the coffin.At the wake, Aaron is approached by an unknown guest, a little person named Frank (Peter Dinklage), who reveals himself to be the secret gay lover of his deceased father. Frank shows Aaron photos as proof and threatens to reveal them to Aaron and Ryan's mother, Cynthia, unless he is paid $30,000. Aaron tells Ryan, who suggest Aaron pay the money because Ryan claims he's buried in debt. When Aaron and Ryan meet with him to pay him, Frank starts to deride Aaron's ability as writer and Aaron refuses to pay. Frank gets angry and tries to leave the room when Ryan attacks him and as a result, both Aaron and Ryan tie Frank up to prevent him from leaving. Norman comes in and sees what happened. He gives Frank what they also believe is Valium to try and calm him down and Jeff tells them it's not Valium.While Jeff and Norman, who are supposed to be watching Frank, get distracted by Uncle Russell, Frank jumps off the coffee table and hits his head. With Aaron, Ryan, Jeff, and Norman believing Frank is dead, they plan to put him in the coffin. While everyone is outside watching the naked Oscar on the roof threatening to jump because he saw Elaine unwillingly get kissed by Derek, Aaron and Ryan put Frank in the coffin.Elaine calms Oscar down by revealing she is pregnant. With everyone back inside, they continue the eulogy. While Aaron awkwardly tries to do his speech, Frank starts banging on the coffin and suddenly emerges from it. The pictures fall out of his pocket and Cynthia sees the pictures, screams, calls Frank a bastard, and starts to attack him. Aaron yells for everyone's attention as he tells them that his father was a good man with flaws like everyone else.At the end, Aaron and Ryan say goodbye to everyone for attending while Ryan gets a ride to the airport by little Martina, who Ryan has been trying to get with all day. Aaron and Michelle are finally alone and going to try and have a baby and also decide to stay in his father's house. Aaron asks where Uncle Russell is and Michelle tells him that she gave him what she believes is Valium to calm him down. In the final scene, Uncle Russell is on the roof naked.
Neil LaBute
Director(s)
Dean Craig
Writer(s)
Dean Craig
executive producer
Glenn S. Gainor
executive producer
William Horberg
producer
Trae Ireland
associate producer
Josh Kesselman
co-producer
Sidney Kimmel
producer
Laurence Malkin
producer
Chris Rock
producer
Share Stallings
producer
Nicolas Stern
co-producer
Jim Tauber
executive producer
Producer(s)
Christophe Beck
Composer(s)
Reverend Davis
Keith David
Cynthia
Loretta Devine
Frank
Peter Dinklage
Duncan
Ron Glass
Uncle Russell
Danny Glover
Michelle
Regina Hall
Brian
Kevin Hart
Ryan
Martin Lawrence
Oscar
James Marsden
Norman
Tracy Morgan
Aaron
Chris Rock
Elaine (as Zoë Saldaña)
Zoe Saldana
Jeff
Columbus Short
Derek
Luke Wilson
Martina
Regine Nehy
Edward
Bob Minor
Middle Aged Man
Alexander Folk
Older Lady
Leslie Rivers
Mourner #1
Bronwyn Hardy
Mourner #2
Willi Willis
Asian Man
Jamison Yang
Woman Mourner
Betty K. Bynum
Mourner
Katelyn Statton
Woman Mourner (uncredited)
Youlanda Davis
Mourner (uncredited)
Elle Young
Director(s)
Writer(s)
executive producer
Glenn S. Gainor
executive producer
William Horberg
producer
Trae Ireland
associate producer
Josh Kesselman
co-producer
Sidney Kimmel
producer
Laurence Malkin
producer
Chris Rock
producer
Share Stallings
producer
Nicolas Stern
co-producer
Jim Tauber
executive producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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