L'Homme idéal

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L’Homme idéal is a French film directed by Xavier Gélin and released in 1997.

Synopsis

Marie, incapable of choosing between three marriage proposals, decides to give up. Circumstances mean that the three men meet. Far from being hostile, Stéphane, Fabrice and Paul console each other....

Details

Title : L’Homme idéal
Director : Xavier Gélin
Writer : Xavier Gélin, Pascal Légitimus, Jérôme Salle, Dominique Chaussois, Gilles Niego
Music : Costa Papadoukas
Assistand directors : Norbert Damman, Jean-Christophe Delpias
Director of photography : Jean-Claude Aumont
Camera operator : William Watterlot
Sound engineer : Pierre Befve
Decorator : Nicolas Prier
Costumer : Valérie Pozzo di Borgo
Script : Françoise Thouvenot
Editor : Yves Deschamps
Release date : 1996-1997

Country of origin : France
Production director : François Hamel
Executive producer : Stéphane Marsil
Co-producer : Paul Claudon
Production companies : CAPAC (France), France 2 Cinéma (France), Hugo Films (France), Polygrama Audiovisuel (France)
Distributor : Polygram Film Distribution
Format : Colour — Stereophonic sound — 35 mm
Genre : Comedy
Length : 99 minutes
Release dates :
- 17 September 1997 in France
- 26 September 1997 in Switzerland
- 1 October 1997 in Belgium

Starring

Pascal Légitimus : Stéphane
Christophe Malavoy : Fabrice
Daniel Russo : Paul
Amélie Pick : Marie
Zabou Breitman : Madeleine
Fanny Cottençon : Claire
Mylène Demongeot : Guillemette
Christine Boisson : Nicole
K-mel : Grégoire
Marie Fugain : Sabine
François Berléand : l’homme du Balto

External links

L'Homme idéal at the Internet Movie Database

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