Jean-Pierre, a wealthy businessman, is lonely. He still desires his wife but she only seems interested in shopping and the beauty salon. Tired of lunching alone every day, one day he decides to invite his chauffeur to join him, and a relationship quickly develops as the two find they have much in common. Are they just cash machines for their wives? Don't they deserve some love in return? Jean-Pierre confiscates his wife's credit card, but things don't turn out exactly the way he'd hoped...
Alexandra Leclère
Director
Christian Clavier
Jean-Pierre Ménard
Gérard Lanvin
Richard
Géraldine Pailhas
Caroline
Patrick Chesnais
Grégoire
Anaïs Demoustier
Justine Ménard
Maud Buquet
La prostituée
Nathalie Baye
Odile Ménard
Antoine Smadja
Barman
Emilie Lafarge
Jacqueline
Francis Leplay
Agent immobilier
Jean-François Robin
Homme immobilier
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