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The Intouchables

8.5/10

1h52min

French Kiss

6.6/10

1h51min

Scribe

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1h31min

Rose Island

7/10

1h57min

Irreplaceable

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1h42min

Who is François Cluzet?

François Cluzet is a French stage and film actor known for intense, psychologically complex performances in drama-driven films. His breakthrough recognition came with Ne le dis à personne (2006), earning him the César Award for Best Actor, and he became widely known internationally for his leading role in Intouchables (2011).

1 win at César Awards and 10 nominations for César Awards

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Adèle Exarchopoulos

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Jaeger-LeCoultre Taps Omar Sy as Friend of House

The time has come for Jaeger-LeCoultre to welcome a famous actor into the fold. Omar Sy has joined the luxury watchmaker as a friend of the house. The star of Lupin, The Intouchables, Jurassic World and X-Men: Days of Future Past debuts in a new campaign and series titled The Hour Before, which is “dedicated to the often-unseen moments that precede defining achievements” such as a breakthrough role, a standing ovation or a turning point in one’s career. Sy knows the value of those moments as the French actor slowly built a career for years before breaking out in a big with his role opposite Francois Cluzet in Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano’s The Intouchables in 2011, a performance that earned him a César Award. “In the beginning, performing was about joy. I loved making people laugh. Then I started to realize that stories could connect people from very different backgrounds,

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10 Movies Like Miss You, Love You You Must See

Penned and helmed by Jim Rash, HBO Max’s ‘Miss You, Love You’ is a drama film that brings together two unlikely companions in the aftermath of a family loss. The narrative follows Jamie Simms (Andrew Rannells), a personal assistant working for a successful journalist named Tyler. Jamie is sent to help his employer’s estranged mother, Diane Patterson (Allison Janney), make arrangements following the death of her husband, Tyler’s stepfather. What begins as a practical responsibility soon places the pair in the uncomfortable position of grieving together despite barely knowing one another. The two of them face hilarious, absurd situations, struggling to understand each other, while neighbors fail

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‘The Electric Kiss’ Director Pierre Salvadori Talks Joy & Terror Of Opening Cannes; Love Of Lubitsch & Why His Brand Of Comedy Is Not A Cynical Ploy

Pierre Salvadori opens the 79th Cannes Film Festival this evening with Roaring Twenties Paris art world-set romantic tragicomedy The Electric Kiss starring Pio Marmaï, Anaïs Demoustier, Vimala Pons and Gilles Lellouche. Taking time out of the mixing room to talk to Deadline just days before the premiere, the French director admits to feeling a mixture of elation and terror as he gears up for his first time in Official Selection across a 30-year career. “It’s funny because there was talk of the film being in competition but for me, it isn’t a competition film and I didn’t want to be in competition,” says Salvadori. He suggests other works in his filmography – such as The Apprentices (1995), with Marie Trintignant, François Cluzet and Guillaume Depardieu; or the Berlinale-selected In The Courtyard starring Catherine Deneuve (2014) and The Trouble With You (En Liberté!), which screened in Directors’ Fortnight in 2018 – would

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Le Pacte boards ‘Mystik: The Stolen Cat’, starring Raphael Quenard

Exclusive: Le Pacte has boarded Raphael Quenard and Azedine Kasri’s offbeat romantic comedy Mystik: The Stolen Cat. Cesar-winning actor Quenard stars in the film as a hopeless romantic and small-town cop who, in a desperate attempt to win over his high school sweetheart, hatches a fake kidnapping attempt on her cat. The starry local cast also includes François Cluzet, Emmanuelle Bercot and Magalie Lepine-Blondeau. Quenard also produces via his Lipsum Productions alongside Five Dogs. Le Pacte will release the film in France. Le Pacte is at this week’s European Film Market (EFM)with a slate of new titles

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French sex toy comedy ‘Good Vibes Only’ excites buyers

Exclusive:Reem Kherici’s Good Vibes Only (Pour Le Plaisir), about the invention of a groundbreaking French sex toy, has already aroused interest among global buyers following its AFM launch. France’s Studio TF1 has inked distribution deals for the film in Benelux (Paradiso Films), Switzerland (Pathe), Germany and Austria (Neue Visionen), Italy (Eagle Pictures), and Latin America (Gussi) with strong interest from buyers in Spain and Eastern Europe. Good Vibes Only is based on a true story and stars Alexandra Lamy and François Cluzet as a married couple who invented a sex toy called ‘the Womanizer’ that changed the way women experience pleasure.

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Studio TF1 gets ‘Good Vibes Only’ for French sex-toy comedy

Exclusive:France’s Studio TF1 is kicking off sales for Reem Kherici’s Good Vibes Only (Pour Le Plaisir),about the true story of a groundbreaking sex toy, and Ludovic Bernard’s Everybody Lies (Avis De Tempete),about the disappearance of the Mona Lisa aboard a trans-Atlantic ship. The Paris-based outfit will launch international sales for both titles at next week’s AFM (November 11-16). Good Vibes Only stars Alexandra Lamy and François Cluzet and is based on the true story of a married couple who invented groundbreaking sex toy ‘the Womanizer’, which forever changed the way women experience pleasure.Produced

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