Prête-moi ta main (I Do: How to Get Married and Stay Single) (2006)

6.4	Listal rating
6.8	IMDB rating

Directed by

Eric Lartigau

Starring (View all)

Luis Costa

Emma

Geneviève Costa

Francis Bertoff

Pierre-Yves

Véronique Barrault

Catherine

Marie-Armelle Deguy

Axelle

Katia Lewkowicz

Carole

Written by (View all)

Alain Chabat

idea

Philippe Mechelen

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a good French comedy

4 years, 11 months ago at Jun 1 10:17

doudouce55

A 43 year old man (Alain Chabat) needs to find a wife to please his 5 sisters and his mother (Bernadette Lafont), but it doesn't have to be a real wedding. He doesn't believe in commitment, and wants to stay single. He will meet a colleague's sister (Charlotte Gainsbourg) and plan their wedding together. Everything goes according to plan, until...

As always, Chabat overacts. Gainsbo... read more

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Release date : 1 November 2006

Comedy (3), Romance (3), France (3), French (2), Marriage (2), 2000s (1), Love (1), Bernadette Lafont (1), Charlotte Gainsbourg (1), Alain Chabat (1)

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doudouce55 posted a review 4 years, 11 months ago

a good French comedy

“A 43 year old man (Alain Chabat) needs to find a wife to please his 5 sisters and his mother (Bernadette Lafont), but it doesn't have to be a real wedding. He doesn't believe in commitment, and wants to stay single. He will meet a colleague's sister (Charlotte Gainsbourg) and plan their wedding together. Everything goes according to plan, until...

As always, Chabat overacts. Gainsbourg reminded me of her mother (Jane Birkin) in this film: her hair, her expressions, her clothing... She's good in this film, as is the rest of the supporting actors.

The photography is nice, and the direction is decent enough.

Good script. With great humoristic lines at times.

Enjoyable.

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