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‘Tony’ Review: Dominic Sessa Finds Ideal Balance Between Cocky and Lost in Tender Coming-of-Age Portrait of a Young Anthony Bourdain
['David Rooney']
The Hollywood Reporter
Almost a decade after his shocking suicide by hanging, Bourdain remains an iconic figure as both celebrity chef and accidental anthropologist.
Tony The Bottom Line More of a light bite than a full meal, but flavorful.
But it has an idiosyncratic charm that fits the title character, without ever sanding down the abrasive side of a chronic liar or masking his insecurities.
We meet the title character as a lost young man, trying to figure out who he wants to be, but putting up a façade of brash self-assurance in the meantime.
It seems true to the title character as drawn here that he would thrive in such a high-pressure environment, especially under the exacting mentorship of Chef.