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Mon petit doigt m'a dit... (2005)
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13 April 2005 (France) morePlot:
Prudence and Belisaire are what can be called an eccentric couple. How can you bear such impossible Christian (?) names in the first place... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Sedate, dull and unsuspenseful (but pretty to look at) moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Catherine Frot | ... | Prudence Beresford | |
| André Dussollier | ... | Colonel Bélisaire Beresford | |
| Geneviève Bujold | ... | Rose Evangelista | |
| Laurent Terzieff | ... | Maître Anet / Monsieur Sévigné | |
| Valérie Kaprisky | ... | Françoise Blayes | |
| Bernard Verley | ... | Le général | |
| Alexandra Stewart | ... | Mme Boscovan | |
| Sarah Biasini | ... | Marie-Christine | |
| François Bettens | ... | Rudi (Marie-Christine's husband) | |
| Françoise Seigner | ... | Tante Ada Beresford | |
| Elisabeth Macocco | ... | Mme Pacard | |
| Isabelle Giani | ... | Melle Aupic | |
| Hervé Pierre | ... | Docteur Mauroy | |
| Alexandre Pesle | ... | L'enseigne-vaisseau Boulanger | |
| André Thorent | ... | Le curé |
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Argentina:13 | Switzerland:10 (canton of Geneva) | Switzerland:10 (canton of Vaud) | France:UFun Stuff
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The song sung by Prudence and Belisaire is an aria ("Je crois entendre encore") from the opera by Georges Bizet, "Les pêcheurs de perles" (1863). It is heard again in the sequel "Le crime est notre affaire" but with no plot importance. moreQuotes:
Le curé: I also happen to say things I don't understand.Prudence Beresford: Nothing alarming in your case: you're a priest.
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How is it possible to make a dull film from an Agatha Christie novel? Try this method: keep the mystery vague and the answers poorly explained, REMOVE any sense of SUSPENSE or URGENCY, and add that insufferable talkiness that plagues many French pictures. Voila! This is probably the most boring, sedate Agatha Christie adaptation I've seen so far. Of course, I was not expecting another "Death On The Nile" or "Evil Under The Sun" (especially when in the place of Hercule Poirot you have two middle-aged amateur sleuths), but I was not expecting to be totally indifferent to the outcome of a story coming from the Queen of murder mysteries either! The only good points of this film are the beautiful, vividly photographed French country locations and the fairly engaging performances of Catherine Frot and André Dussollier. (*)