Les parisiens

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Les Parisiens (first part of the Le Genre humain trilogy), is a film directed by Claude Lelouch, released 15 September 2004.

Synopsis

A string of characters, often marginal, form part of what one might call the "love Richter Scale" and intersect, forming Prévert inventory. Among them, two singers, Shaa and Massimo fall in love, and share their story.

Details

Starring

  • Mathilde Seigner : Clémentine / Anne (les jumelles parisiennes)
  • Constantin Alexandrov : Le parisien complexé
  • Catherine Arditi
  • Michèle Bernier : Une parisienne qui travaille dans un club
  • Evelyne Buyle :
  • Cyrielle Claire : La parisienne chic
  • Guillaume Cramoisan : L'auteur-compositeur
  • Géraldine Danon :
  • Xavier Deluc : Un flic
  • Grégori Derangère : L'arnaqueur
  • Arielle Dombasle : Une parisienne isolée dans son château
  • Antoine Duléry : Un restaurateur
  • André Falcon :
  • Patrick Fierry : Le crooner
  • Charles Gérard :
  • Richard Gotainer : Le patron de la brasserie
  • Ticky Holgado : Dieu
  • Maïwenn Le Besco

About

  • Claude Lelouch financed the production of this film himself, through his company, Les Films 13, to the tune of €10M. He acknowledged that it was a major risk, and may have led to his personal ruin.
  • On its release date, the film only sold 4,162 tickets, representing a major disappointment. Upset by this, Claude Lelouch offered free tickets to people around Paris on 17 September 2004 up to 19:00. However, by the end of the week, les Parisiens still only had 130,649 viewers.
  • The film is dedicated to Ticky Holgado, who died in January 2004.

See also

  • Le Courage d'aimer (recutting of Parisiens and scenes from the second part of the unfinished Le Genre Humain trilogy)

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