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Me Two (2008)
80's pop icon Gilles Gabriel is about to make a comeback in the French music scene, until he accidentally hits Ranu, a slightly nutty accountant, when out driving one day. Both are horrified to realise that Gilles died in the crash, and that his spirit now lives in Ranu's head! The kooky accountant's life soon becomes chaos!
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80's pop icon Gilles Gabriel is about to make a comeback in the French music scene, until he accidentally hits Ranu, a slightly nutty accountant, when out driving one day. Both are horrified to realise that Gilles died in the crash, and that his spirit now lives in Ranu's head! The kooky accountant's life soon becomes chaos!
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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Bruno Lavaine, Nicolas Charlet
In Theaters:6/18/2008
Box Office:$2,180,120
Runtime:87 minutes
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Cast
Nicolas Charlet, Bruno Lavaine
Director
Daniel Auteuil
Jean-Christian Ranu
Alain Chabat
Gilles Gabriel
Marina Foïs
Muriel Perrache
François Damiens
Cogip's physician
Frédéric Beigbeder
Frédéric Beigbeder
Édith Le Merdy
Brigitte
Denis Maréchal
L'infirmier audio-test Cogip
Fred Tousch
Le professeur de sexe
JoeyStarr
JoeyStarr
Karim Ben Haddou
Infirmier Urgences hôpital Mignard
Mathilde Wambergue
L'infirmière Cogip
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