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Title: Oh La La! (2006)
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| Danielle Darrieux | ... | Odette Saint-Gilles | |
| Arielle Dombasle | ... | Bettina Fleischer | |
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Jean-Chrétien Sibertin-Blanc | ... | Augustin Dos Santos |
| Andy Gillet | ... | Raphaël | |
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Christophe Vandevelde | ... | Franck |
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Michel Baudinat | ... | Le prêtre |
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Katsuko Nakamura | ... | Kumiko |
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Øystein Singsaas | ... | Monsieur Wulka |
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Mariana Otero | ... | Madame Da Costa |
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Philippe Storez | ... | Philippe |
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Xavier Morineau | ... | L'employé du Ritz |
| Oscar Relier | ... | Le barman du Ritz (as Oscar Reillier) | |
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Nabil Massad | ... | Le client du Ritz |
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Poundo Gomis | ... | Fille casting 1 |
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Vanessa Navarro | ... | Fille casting 2 |
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FranceLanguage:
FrenchRelease Date:
8 November 2006 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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This is last installment of the modern low budget trilogy with Augustine. However, he is not the centre piece as the director Anne Fontaine explained in the TIFF Q&A session. Instead the film pays tribute to Danielle Darrieux, who I am not familiar with but as you can see in the long list of credits here towards her name.
I first saw Augustine in 1995 in TIFF and I still remember the hilarious interview scene. Then came the Augustin, King of Kung-Fu in 1999. It is amazing that Anne Fontaine can keep the same flavor in all 3 films, and obviously the same spontaneity in Jean-Chretien Sibertin-Blanc's improvisation. (Also remember in '95 our Prime Minister was also named Jean-Chretien).
This movie revolves around Augustine, using his unique resourcefulness in putting on a play/show based on a very old script - a period piece. In fact, Anne Fontaine mentioned in the Q&A that the original intend was the old script but she did not feel it was right and switch gear into a comedy. Good choice!! Instead now we have a play within a movie, that also plays-off the script about 2 female counterparts that quarrels over a younger man. Maybe the movie also speaks about how age affect role selection/choice in this business.