Credited cast: | |||
Roland Giraud | ... | Pierre | |
Michel Boujenah | ... | Michel | |
André Dussollier | ... | Jacques | |
Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu | ... | Sylvia | |
Dominique Lavanant | ... | Mme Rapons | |
Marthe Villalonga | ... | Antoinette | |
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Annick Alane | ... | La pharmacienne |
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Josine Comellas | ... | Mme Rodriguez, la concierge |
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Gwendoline Mourlet | ... | Marie N° 1 |
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Jennifer Moret | ... | Marie N° 2 |
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François Domange | ... | Paul |
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Gabriel Jabbour | ... | Le supérieur |
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Julien Maurel | ... | Le type |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Giuseppe Amorin | ||
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Jean Barney | ... | Gérard |
Jacques, Pierre, and Michel are three adult friends who enjoy single life until they find themselves stuck - with a baby.
First, this movie is a beautiful example why there's am more European kind of humour and a more American kind of it. I once read an American critic who honestly complained that all the funny things happening in this movie were so previsible. Wow, he even must have thought that was smart to realize. In fact, that's what this movie is all about: You know what's going to happen and you enjoy to see HOW it will happen. That's why this movie was remade in the US with Tom Selleck and stripped of all it's original charme, only to be found "better" by some people. Second, this movie is kind of a test whether you should become a dad/mum in your life - or better leave that to others. It worked with me ..two kids... If you vote this movie "9" or above, you should get kids. Below "5" ? Think again! ;-)