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Little Spirou
Petit Spirou, like all his family before him, has a career destiny all traced. When his mother announces that he will integrate the bellhop school at the beginning of the new school year, Petit Spirou, with the help of his friends, will take advantage of his last days of class to declare his love to Suzette. And no matter how. They decide to live an extraordinary adventure.
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Petit Spirou, like all his family before him, has a career destiny all traced. When his mother announces that he will integrate the bellhop school at the beginning of the new school year, Petit Spirou, with the help of his friends, will take advantage of his last days of class to declare his love to Suzette. And no matter how. They decide to live an extraordinary adventure.
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Laurent Turner, Nicolas Bary, Nicolas Bary
In Theaters:
Box Office:$3,503,943
Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Belvision, France 2 Cinéma, VOO, BeTV, Les Films du Cap, Les Partenaires
Cast
Nicolas Bary
Director
Sacha Pinault
Le Petit Spirou
Natacha Régnier
Mère Petit Spirou
Pierre Richard
Grand Papy
François Damiens
Monsieur Mégot
Philippe Katerine
Langélusse
Armelle
La Voyante
Gwendolyn Gourvenec
Mademoiselle Chiffre
Lila Poulet-Berenfeld
Suzette
Mahé Laridan
Vertignasse
Timothée Moffen
Cassius
Gwendal Malguid-Salvatore
Ponchelot
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