“Chef” is a Real Treat
Ryan Arnold
June 18, 2014
Director, writer and actor Jon Favreau (director of “Elf” and “Iron Man”) cooks up a heart-warming and flavorful film in “Chef.”
Director, writer and actor Jon Favreau (director of “Elf” and “Iron Man”) cooks up a heart-warming and flavorful film in “Chef.”
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