A jazz singer and a British jewel thief are brought together by their mutual desire to forget the past.
Director:
Claude Lelouch
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Cast
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| Jeremy Irons | ... | Valentin Valentin | |
| Patricia Kaas | ... | Jane Lester | |
| Thierry Lhermitte | ... | Thierry | |
| Alessandra Martines | ... | Françoise | |
| Claudia Cardinale | ... | Madame Falconetti | |
| Jean-Marie Bigard | ... | Dr. Larry / Pharmacist | |
| Ticky Holgado | ... | Boubou | |
| Yvan Attal | ... | David | |
| Amidou | ... | Police Inspector | |
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Sylvie Loeillet | ... | Soleil |
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Constantin Alexandrov | ... | Monsieur Falconetti |
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Stéphane Ferrara | ... | Sam Hernandez, the Boxer |
| Samuel Labarthe | ... | Trumpet Player | |
| Paul Freeman | ... | English Customer | |
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Souad Amidou | ... | Chambermaid |
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Valentin is a criminal mastermind, but his exploits don't prove much in the way of satisfaction. Thus, he sets out on a one-man sailing trip around the world in a last attempt at finding meaning in his life. Meanwhile, in Morocco, a burned-out jazz singer named Jane is trying to forget a fizzled love affair. And so begins the journey of these two lost souls who are destined to cross paths. Written by Sujit R. Varma
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Release Date:
29 May 2002 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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Box Office
Opening Weekend:
$781,735 (France), 31 May 2002Opening Weekend USA:
$49,176, 3 August 2003, Limited ReleaseGross USA:
$736,762, 23 November 2003Company Credits
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(Et Maintenant)
Music by Gilbert Bécaud
French lyrics by Pierre Delanoë
English lyrics by Carl Sigman
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The character Valentin is based upon a real thief that director Claude Lelouch met. See more »Goofs
When Valentin is entering the harbor on his sailboat, he sails by the same boat twice. See more »Soundtracks
What now my Love ?(Et Maintenant)
Music by Gilbert Bécaud
French lyrics by Pierre Delanoë
English lyrics by Carl Sigman
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Check this out on Sundance; it's all about the eyes and the music. Irons and Kass, speak with their eyes and Lelouch gets it all. Kass's voice and eyes take "lounge singing" to a whole new and great place. The non-lineal mix of fantasy and reality worked for me, as did the interweaving of Kass's songs and the Moroccan scene. As an American I enjoyed the fact that the actors spoke their lines in whatever language worked: the Italians spoke Italian among themselves, French to Moroccans, the Moroccans Arabic and French, & of course, Jeremy's French was more than passable. Were that I were as comfortable in multiple languages--it says we can all be hospitable and get beyond what we were born with.