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6.3/10
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A lawyer dating a dashing, wealthy architect four and a half feet tall gets ribbed by her family, employees and jealous ex about his stature.A lawyer dating a dashing, wealthy architect four and a half feet tall gets ribbed by her family, employees and jealous ex about his stature.A lawyer dating a dashing, wealthy architect four and a half feet tall gets ribbed by her family, employees and jealous ex about his stature.
- Awards
- 2 nominations total
Florence Demay
- Mathilde, l'ex d'Alexandre
- (as Florence Ernst)
Storyline
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- TriviaJean Dujardin was shortened with different camera tricks like being shot from above, on his knees or sitting on a wheeled stool. During his dialogue scenes with Virginie Efira, which were often shot without these tricks, he had to look up (thus above her head) while she had to look down (at his chest).
- GoofsAlexandre (Jean Dujardin) is supposed to be 1,36 as he is a dwarf, but when he falls off the plain with Diane Duchêne (Virginie Efira) they seem to have almost the same height.
- Crazy creditsDuring the title credits, some letters are taller and some are smaller, mirroring the theme of the movie.
- ConnectionsFeatures Bon Voyage (2003)
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Digital effects and camera tricks have come a far way. Someone most definitely took a page out of the LotR and Hobbit movies on how to shoot a normal sized person with others, for the prior to appear like a small person. And it's nice to see someone as charismatic as Dujardin struggling because of his size. You see it does matter after all - or maybe it doesn't? The movie will provide the answer.
Public perspective may not be everything, but it's not shallow if you do care about the people around you and what you look like. Of course it is way more important to feel good about yourself in the first place. It that isn't the case, you are not even halfway there. It's nicely build up and while we go through the (expected) motions, we can still have fun watching this. Not a great movie, but a nice one ...
Public perspective may not be everything, but it's not shallow if you do care about the people around you and what you look like. Of course it is way more important to feel good about yourself in the first place. It that isn't the case, you are not even halfway there. It's nicely build up and while we go through the (expected) motions, we can still have fun watching this. Not a great movie, but a nice one ...
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Box office
- Gross worldwide
- $8,273,919
- Runtime1 hour 38 minutes
- Color
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