Petit Nicolas
(2009)
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Petit Nicolas
(2009)
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Maxime Godart | ... | |
| Valérie Lemercier | ... |
La mère de Nicolas
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| Kad Merad | ... |
Le père de Nicolas
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| Sandrine Kiberlain | ... |
La maîtresse
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François-Xavier Demaison | ... |
Le bouillon
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Michel Duchaussoy | ... |
Le directeur
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Daniel Prévost | ... |
M. Moucheboume
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Michel Galabru | ... |
Le ministre
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Anémone | ... |
Mlle Navarin
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| François Damiens | ... |
Blédur
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| Louise Bourgoin | ... |
La fleuriste
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Vincent Claude | ... | |
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Charles Vaillant | ... | |
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Victor Carles | ... | |
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Benjamin Averty | ... | |
Nicolas has a happy existence, parents who love him, a great group of friends with whom he has great fun, and all he wants is that nothing to changes. However, one day, he overhears a conversation that leads him to believe that his life might change forever, his mother is pregnant!. He panics and envisions the worst. Written by Anonymous
When you select this film to share with your family, you will get two things from it. First, you have selected a surprisingly fun film which can be enjoyed by everyone. Director Laurent Tirard has selected a group of adults and French school children who bring to life a most charming book entitled " Little Nicholas. " Secondly, it's the cute tale of a young school Boy named Nicholas (Maxime Godart), who's little life is perfect. His father (Kad Merad) and mother (Valérie Lemercier both love their son, but he is often confused by their squabbles. Upon learning his mother will soon be expecting another child, Nicholas mistakenly believes they will have to take him to the woods and leave him there. Encouraged by his school friends, Nicholas begins taking steps to either have his parents assassinated or kill his baby sister. The entire confusing scheme is set in motion while his parents are trying to make life better for their son. Including an incredible task given by the teacher to her students to create an essay on what the students would like to become when they grow up. A small wonderful story complete with incredible dramatic antics, social comedy and a dazzling display of child induced situations. Except for the French Dialog which is often translated wrong the movie is a delight for all. ****