Burnt 2015
"Never underestimate a man with everything to lose."
Dive into the high-pressure world of elite cuisine with *Burnt* (2015), John Wells' gripping drama that follows Adam Jones, a once-celebrated chef whose self-destructive tendencies—drugs, ego, and reckless behavior—cost him everything.
Director: John Wells
Cast
Bradley Cooper
Adam Jones
Sienna Miller
Helene
Omar Sy
Michel
Daniel Brühl
Tony
Riccardo Scamarcio
Max
Sam Keeley
David
Alicia Vikander
Anne Marie
Matthew Rhys
Reece
Lily James
Sara
Uma Thurman
Simone
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Burnt (2015) about?
Adam Jones, a disgraced chef, returns to London after destroying his career with drugs and arrogance. Determined to make amends, he assembles a dream team of chefs to earn three Michelin stars for his new restaurant, risking everything to reclaim his legacy.
Who directed Burnt?
John Wells directed *Burnt*. Known for his work on TV dramas like *ER* and *The West Wing*, Wells brings a sharp eye for character-driven tension to this culinary drama.
Who stars in Burnt?
Bradley Cooper leads the cast as Adam Jones, with Sienna Miller, Omar Sy, and Daniel Brühl rounding out the core group of chefs navigating ambition and rivalry.
Is Burnt (2015) worth watching?
*Burnt* isn't just a foodie flick—it's a high-stakes drama with emotional depth and stunning performances. While not a critical darling, its themes of redemption and the pressure of perfection make it a compelling watch for fans of character-driven stories.
How long is Burnt?
Burnt runs for 100 minutes, or just under two hours.
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About Burnt (2015) — A Chef's Redemption in the High-Stakes World of Fine Dining
Dive into the high-pressure world of elite cuisine with *Burnt* (2015), John Wells' gripping drama that follows Adam Jones, a once-celebrated chef whose self-destructive tendencies—drugs, ego, and reckless behavior—cost him everything. Determined to rebuild his reputation, Adam returns to London with a single-minded mission: to lead a top-tier restaurant to Michelin glory. With his talent, ambition, and a reckless disregard for consequences, he assembles a team of top chefs, including a fiery sous chef, a fiercely loyal friend, and a rival with secrets of his own. The film captures the relentless intensity of the kitchen, where creativity clashes with cutthroat competition and every dish demands perfection.
As Adam battles his demons—both personal and professional—*Burnt* explores themes of redemption, resilience, and the cost of chasing greatness. The vibrant energy of the restaurant world collides with raw emotional stakes, creating a story that's as much about human frailty as it is about culinary mastery.
