Rakkautta ranskalaisessa keittiössä

Name: Cuisine américaine
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1998-10-21
Duration: 1 h 32 min
Rating: 6.1
Cast: Jason Lee, Eddy Mitchell, Irène Jacob

Original title: Cuisine américaine

19981998
1h 32m

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6.1/10

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Rakkautta ranskalaisessa keittiössä (1998)

Comedy

an aspiring master-chef on a US military vessel is dishonorably discharged/quits his post and and instead feeeloling sorry for himself, uses the oppotunity to go to Paris, France and apply a... Read allan aspiring master-chef on a US military vessel is dishonorably discharged/quits his post and and instead feeeloling sorry for himself, uses the oppotunity to go to Paris, France and apply as a trainee at his hero's restaurant (this hero is an internationally known book-writing m... Read allan aspiring master-chef on a US military vessel is dishonorably discharged/quits his post and and instead feeeloling sorry for himself, uses the oppotunity to go to Paris, France and apply as a trainee at his hero's restaurant (this hero is an internationally known book-writing master chef and it is his book/s which inspired him to become a chef) the movie is about a ... Read all

IMDb RATING

6.1/10

881

YOUR RATING

POPULARITY

154,120

54,261

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Trivia
Rather than resort to dubbing or subtitling for release to other countries, the actors recorded lines in both French and English.

Alternate versions
The film was shoot in English and French simultaneously. In the French version Jason Lee recited his dialogues in French when he arrive to France, and just few of his lines were keep in English. The rest of the French cast spoke in French with just a few lines in English. In the English version Jason Lee spoke always in English with just a few lines and words in French. Eddy Mitchell, Irène Jacob, Isabelle Petit-Jacques and Sylvie Loeillet did alternate takes in English. A few takes were kept with the actors speaking on their native languages and later dubbed in French or English.

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8/10

Perfect film for a date. Appetizing.

Sure this film is light, and I have soft side for any media that focuses on food, (my personal obsession)but I can't think of a better film for a date. American Cuisine brings to my mind the British sitcom Chef! which I miss almost as much as the original Star Trek show.

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