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Zazie dans le métro (1960) 6.8
This merry farce depicts a satirical view of the French society: Twelve years old Zazie has to stay two days with her relatives in Paris, so that her mother can spend some time with her ... See full summary » Director:Louis Malle |
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Catherine Demongeot | ... |
Zazie
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Uncle Gabriel
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Hubert Deschamps | ... |
Turandot
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Carla Marlier | ... |
Albertine
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Mado
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Vittorio Caprioli | ... |
Trouscaillon
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Jacques Dufilho | ... |
Ferdinand Grédoux
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Yvonne Clech | ... |
Madame Mouaque
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Odette Piquet | ... |
Zazie's mother
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Nicolas Bataille | ... |
Fédor
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Antoine Roblot | ... |
Charles
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Marc Doelnitz | ... |
M. Coquetti
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Jacques Gheusi | ... |
Le gérant
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Louis Lalanne | ... |
L'amant de Jeanne
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This merry farce depicts a satirical view of the French society: Twelve years old Zazie has to stay two days with her relatives in Paris, so that her mother can spend some time with her lover. However Zazie escapes her uncle's custody and sets out to explore Paris on her own. Written by Tom Zoerner <Tom.Zoerner@informatik.uni-erlangen.de>
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20 November 1961 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Ferdinand Grédoux: You hear this...
Madame Mouaque, Ferdinand Grédoux: [increasingly absurd fisticuffs ensue throughout bar as Zazie is passed out]
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French visa # 23146. See more »Goofs
When the policeman is harassing the sexy blonde lady with the blue dress, the crew is visible on the windows of one of the cars passing by. See more »Quotes
Madame Mouaque: [very drunk, to Gredoux] People are mostly cunts. You too, cunt.Ferdinand Grédoux: You hear this...
Madame Mouaque, Ferdinand Grédoux: [increasingly absurd fisticuffs ensue throughout bar as Zazie is passed out]
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Raymond Queneau is my favorite writer. He was one of the rare giants of french litterature who could make you really laugh out loud while you were reading one of his classics.
ZAZIE DANS LE MÉTRO was his funniest novel, but if you are not fluent in french, you will miss a lot of the jokes; Queneau loved to play with the language.
Fortunately, Louis Malle has done a good job in adapting the humor of Queneau, translating the novel into a more visual, slapstick, cartoon-like movie. An intelligent comedy that is it's own unique category.