The Idol
(2002)
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Sarah Silver
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Zao
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Jean-Paul Roussillon | ... |
Roger Castellac
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Jalil Lespert | ... |
Philippe
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Marie Loboda | ... |
Caroline
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Jany Gastaldi | ... |
Madame Bordas
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Liliane Montevecchi | ... |
Nicole
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Liliane Rovère | ... |
Gilberte
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Rémy Roubakha | ... |
Le taxi
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Esse Lawson | ... |
La femme-flic
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Fred Cacheux | ... |
Le flic
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Olivier Augrond | ... |
Le pompier
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Release Date:
29 January 2003 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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Australian director Samantha Lang has made a movie in Paris, in French, with an American actress playing an Australian actress, and a Chinese-American actor playing a Chinese-French retired chef. Intriguing? For a while. Leelee Sobieski's French is surprisingly good, much better than her acting. James Hong is a fine actor, but clearly an American guy struggling with his French lines. The story (two characters, each alientated in his/her own way, thrown together in a Parisian apartment building)is ultimately trite and uninteresting. Jean-Paul Roussillon does a nice job as the nosy downstairs neighbor, and child actress Marie Loboda could be Emanuelle Beart's little sister, much as Sobieski could be Helen Hunt's little sister.