The Three Brothers
(1995)
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The Three Brothers
(1995)
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| Didier Bourdon | ... |
Didier Latour
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Bernard Campan | ... |
Bernard Latour
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Pascal Légitimus | ... |
Pascal Latour
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Antoine du Merle | ... |
Michael
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Anne Jacquemin | ... |
Marie
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Marine Jolivet | ... |
Christine
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Annick Alane | ... |
Geneviève Rougemont
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Pierre Meyrand | ... |
Charles-Henri Rougemont
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Isabelle Gruault | ... | |
| Bernard Farcy | ... |
Steven
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| Elie Semoun | ... |
Brice
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Henry Courseaux | ... |
Maître Larieux
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Jean-François Pastout | ... |
L'huissier
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Bruno Lochet | ... |
le patron du PMU
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| Yolande Moreau | ... |
la patronne du PMU
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Three half-brothers are reunited at their mother's funeral. After being told of their inheritance they quickly spend the money, only to find out that they will not receive it after all. The men grow closer while deciding how to proceed. Written by E. Merenda <ejm@chickmail.com>
Possibly the funniest french movie I have seen in my life. Of course, one has to be found of « les inconnu »'s sense of humor. I believe this movie is a perfect introduction to their madness. Here, their story starts with the revelation of an inheritance and the chain reaction that succeeds. The "three brothers" was an instant success in France. It's no Hollywood style and the logic of it may not reach everybody's mind, except if you have been trained to laugh out loud at french humor (not as famous as french kiss, french windows, french slides and french fries (oups, liberty fries, sorry), but one of the best in the world, indeed. Enjoy.