Fearless gunslinger, Lucky Luke, is ordered by the President to bring peace to Daisy Town.
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Cast
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| Jean Dujardin | ... | Lucky Luke | |
| Michaël Youn | ... | Billy The Kid | |
| Sylvie Testud | ... | Calamity Jane | |
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Daniel Prévost | ... | Pat Poker |
| Alexandra Lamy | ... | Belle | |
| Melvil Poupaud | ... | Jesse James | |
| Jean-François Balmer | ... | Le gouverneur | |
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André Oumansky | ... | President |
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Gabriel Corrado | ... | Luke's Father |
| Pompeyo Audivert | ... | Undertaker | |
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Atilio Pozzobon | ... | Barman |
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Alberto Laiseca | ... | Dick Digger |
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Mathias Sandor | ... | Young Luke |
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Carolina Presno | ... | Luke's Mother |
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Carlos Kaspar | ... | Hank |
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Fearless gunslinger, Lucky Luke, is ordered by the President to bring peace to Daisy Town.
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Language:
FrenchRelease Date:
21 October 2009 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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Budget:
€27,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Written by Térez Montcalm and Sonja Shillito
Performed by Térez Montcalm
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When Belle sings "The Lonesome Cowboy" in the saloon, as she says Cheval she looks straight at Pat Poker (Daniel Prévost). Prevost had previously played Lucien Cheval in Le Dîner de Cons (1998). See more »Goofs
The credit for "Saloon Girls" is misspelled as "Saloon Gilrs". See more »Crazy Credits
The forty-sixth acting credit is 'Painter Emeritus - Henry Fonda". "Emeritus" refers to a famous person in retirement - the joke is that Fonda died in 1982, so he is a retired Western film actor. See more »Soundtracks
Mon Lonesome CowboyWritten by Térez Montcalm and Sonja Shillito
Performed by Térez Montcalm
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A famous cowboy is ordered by the president to clean up a crime-infested town. The town's crime boss is not happy about this and tries to have him killed, which turns out to be quite a difficult task.
The good things about this film must be the great visual style. The sets, costumes and props look great and in some cases a bit cartoony. The camera-work is nice to, lots of use of interesting angles. And the acting is decent as well. It was neat to see some other villains than the Dalton gang used this time. But they do go a bit overboard with the crooks. One of the things why I didn't think the sequels to Batman were as good as the first was that they kept adding more and more villains in each film. And as a result the films become somewhat cluttered and didn't have as good focus on all the characters. That is what happens here to, as this film features Pat Poker, Billy the kid, Jesse James and Phil Defer. (And a cameo by Doc Doxey) Some of these seem more like they were added as fanservice and not because they were crucial to the plot.
There are also some pretty dark parts here which clashes with the more light-hearted and comical ones. Like in one scene you have a child witnessing his parents being shot to death and then later you have a goofy desperado play around with lollipops and water-pistols.
Still, it is probably the best live-action adaptation of Lucky Luke to date. I would recommend this over the Terrence Hill film or Les Daltons, but if we're talking Lucky Luke films in general then I would advise you to check out the animated "Go West" instead.