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The Great Restaurant II
The great restaurant reopens with new extravagent costumers and the same beloved manager.
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The great restaurant reopens with new extravagent costumers and the same beloved manager.
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Genre:Comedy, TV Movie
Written By:Pierre Palmade
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Gérard Pullicino
Director
Pierre Palmade
Pierre, the Restaurant Manager
Alain Chabat
The Libertine Granting Monogamy
Carole Bouquet
The Courted Dominatrix Affected by Reality TV
Michel Galabru
The Unworthy Grandfather
Richard Berry
A Man from the “Absurd Locker Room”
Claude Brasseur
The Amnesic Husband
Eddy Mitchell
The Client's Friend Who Doesn't Want to Grow Old
Mireille Darc
The Client Who Doesn't Want to Age
Pierre-François Martin-Laval
Schoolboy Who Denies
Max Boublil
The Schoolboy Customer
Line Renaud
The Lady with the Canary
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