Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Vincenzo Amato | ... | Paolo Moretti | |
Nora Tschirner | ... | Greta Kluge | |
Louise Monot | ... | Cécile Laurent | |
Paddy Considine | ... | Derek Meech | |
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Roberta Danza | ... | Sister Anne |
Stéphane Debac | ... | Francois | |
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Isabelle Chollet | ... | Sister Noe |
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Christine Wolfe | ... | Sister Christine |
Thomas Heinze | ... | Gunther Friedman | |
Christine Citti | ... | Dominique | |
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Philippe Salciccia | ... | Maitre D' Antonio |
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Maximilian von Pufendorf | ... | Fritz (as Max Von Pufendorf) |
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Alexander Boden | ... | Julien |
Armin Dillenberger | ... | Gerd | |
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Fanny Scherer | ... | Claire |
Paolo (Vincenzo Amato), an Italian who drives a Paris tour bus, has just proposed to his true love, the German stewardess, Greta (Nora Tschirner), when the young French beauty, Cécile (Louise Monot) pulls up beside his bus on her bicycle - and, in short order, Paolo, following some very bad advice from his friend, Derek (Paddy Considine), finds himself with a German fiancée, a French "wife", two Australian children who call him "Papa", and his life upside-down. Written by monterey media inc.
This is a feel good movie that isn't dopey. It was well written, a farce with absurd situations that are believable. There are some great funny lines, be sure to catch them. The characters are all terrific and very likable. The scenes in Paris are beautiful
Actors are great, the two male leads have perfect comedic timing. The female leads are beautiful and will win your heart.
If you need a break from high-brow films that leave you feeling upset, go see this. It's a wonderful fun night out and for it's genre very well made.
This is a don't miss. Out on Valentine's Day (what could be more perfect?)