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<i>Tony</i> Review: Matt Johnson Finds the Right Ingredients In Anthony Bourdain Biopic
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The Film Stage
The restaurant belongs to “the Chef” (Antonio Banderas), who eventually hires Tony as a dishwasher for the summer.
Tony as a film and Tony as a character are, by nature, half-formed.
The biggest compliment, in that sense, is that at no time does Tony feel like it’s stalling until Tony realizes cooking is his calling.
Those looking for a movie about the man himself won’t necessarily come away with much about Bourdain or his background.
As a film about how a small period of time can end up shaping a person, Tony is well observed and distinctive.