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Cause toujours... tu m'intéresses
François Perrin is a journalist who reads the news on RTL radio. Alone in life, his only "amusement" is his neighbor from Africa, who makes mildly fun of him from time to time. One evening, François is bored, and decides to call a random telephone number. He gets Christine on the line, a bit of an old school pharmacist, who hesitates to put down the phone, and plays the game of seduction with the charming "Mr X"...
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François Perrin is a journalist who reads the news on RTL radio. Alone in life, his only "amusement" is his neighbor from Africa, who makes mildly fun of him from time to time. One evening, François is bored, and decides to call a random telephone number. He gets Christine on the line, a bit of an old school pharmacist, who hesitates to put down the phone, and plays the game of seduction with the charming "Mr X"...
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Francis Veber
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Albina Productions
Cast
Édouard Molinaro
Director
Jean-Pierre Marielle
François Perrin
Annie Girardot
Christine Clément
Jacques François
Daniel Granier, pharmacist, friend of Christine
Brigitte Roüan
Françoise, Maurice's wife
Umban U'kset
Mr. Umba, François' African neighbor
Jean-Claude Martin
Maurice Capron, Jennifer's depressed husband
Christian Marquand
Georges Julienne, great reporter and writer
Nathalie Courval
Nicole, radio secretary
Michel Blanc
Construction site police officer
Dominique Lavanant
Michèle, François' ex-wife
Jacqueline Doyen
Mrs. Bonnetaud, Michèle's concierge
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