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Ducoboo 3
Back to school for Ducobu, Léonie Gratin and Latouche. But this year, a major rival for Ducobu arrives at school: TGV, the king of cheating 3.0. While the financial situation of Saint-Potache becomes disastrous, the two dunces will have to unite their creativity to win a song contest and save their school.
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Back to school for Ducobu, Léonie Gratin and Latouche. But this year, a major rival for Ducobu arrives at school: TGV, the king of cheating 3.0. While the financial situation of Saint-Potache becomes disastrous, the two dunces will have to unite their creativity to win a song contest and save their school.
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Élie Semoun, Marc de Chauveron, Guy Laurent
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:UGC, TF1 Films Production, Les Films du Premier, Les Films du 24, uMedia
Cast
Élie Semoun
Director
Élie Semoun
Gustave Latouche / Ghislaine Latouche
Émilie Caen
Ghislaine Rateau
Frédérique Bel
Adeline Gratin
Loïc Legendre
Hervé Ducobu
Mathys Gros
Ducobu
Leeloo Eyme
Léonie Gratin
Chad Ebengue
T.G.V.
Léopold Moati
Willie
François Levantal
Directeur de Saint Potache
Florent Peyre
le présentateur
Olivier Massart
le directeur de Jean d'Ormesson
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