The wedding of Vincent and Berenger does not begin well. For starters, the fabulous cake for the reception falls apart as the butler of the château, and one of the caterers is taking down a flight of stairs falls. The cream puffs are carefully picked up from the floor an arranged as though nothing happened. The bride comes from a bourgeois family, presided by Maddie, an old lady with a secret in her heart. The wedding, to be performed at the local church, by father Victor, proves to be not the classic marriage that has been planned...
Denys Granier-Deferre
Director
Jérémie Renier
Vincent
Jean-Pierre Marielle
Victor
Dominique Lavanant
La mère de Vincent
Léa Drucker
Hélène
Clémence Poésy
Bérengère
Danielle Darrieux
Madeleine
Christophe Alévêque
Alexandre
Julie Depardieu
Marie
Julie Gayet
Laurence
Charlotte de Turckheim
Marie-Claire
Hélène Fillières
Agnès
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