Joyeuses Pâques (1984)Director:Georges LautnerWriter:Jean Poiret (adaptation) |
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Joyeuses Pâques (1984)Director:Georges LautnerWriter:Jean Poiret (adaptation) |
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Stephane Margelle
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| Sophie Marceau | ... |
Julie
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Marie Laforêt | ... |
Sophie Margelle
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Rosy Varte | ... |
Marlène Chataigneau, la mère de Julie
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Michel Beaune | ... |
Rousseau
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Marie-Christine Descouard | ... |
Melle Fleury
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Gérard Hernandez | ... |
Le serveur du restaurant indien
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Elisabeth Kolhammar | ... |
Marguerite, la bonne
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Flora Alberti |
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Marc Lamole | ... |
Le médecin
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Maurice Auzel | ... |
Le chauffeur de taxi myope
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Laura Ballard | ... |
Le belle nageuse
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Charly Bertoni | ... |
L'interne de l'hôpital
(as Charles Bertoni)
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Christian Bianchi |
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Gérard Camp | ... |
M. Delarue, un invité
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This movie is a comedy classic, which I've loved since I was kid. I remember going to the cinema and then waiting every year to watch this on television (before VHS/DVD was available). The plot is perfect, the dialogs are sharp and brilliant, and the movie is funny right from the beginning to the end. No matter there are shots plainly to show Bebel's commitment for doing stunts on his own, which are not related directly to the movie. Bebel is at his best shape (gestures, overacting in specific moments), Sophie in her teenage is both talented and bloody gorgeous and the overall result is mood improvement by 100 % every time I watch it. I do of course understand not everyone must necessarily like this movie (German audience perhaps :), but I totally share the enthusiasm of Hungarian colleagues. This movie belongs to my top 3 Bebel's movies together with L'animal and Le magnifique.