Christian Clavier and Didier Bourdon have a field day in this comedy which makes fun of prejudices, not always with finesse. See you on Friday September 27, 2024 at 9:10 p.m. on Canal+.
With A little something extra And The Count of Monte Cristoit is one of the successes of the year, which attracted nearly 2 million spectators in theaters. A great success for director Julien Hervé, who was co-writer for The Guignolsthen the sequences of Tuche and the last Asterix. His recipe for his first film? Current themes, well-felt dialogues and great humor in the casting. This gives Cocoricoa light comedy, with a popular and French tone that can be found on Canal+ on Friday September 27, 2024 at 9:10 p.m.
Cocorico : the film which shows that it is not French who believes…
“You don’t choose your parents, you don’t choose your family”…The first words of the song Born somewhere by Maxime Le Forestier perfectly illustrate the relationships between the Bouvier-Sauvage and the Martins. Between the two clans, gathered around their children Alice and François (Chloé Coulloud and Julien Pestel) who announce their engagement, the flow does not really flow. On one side, the very snobbish Frédéric, lord of Bordeaux whose family tree is bowed under crowned heads. On the other, Gérard, a car dealer from a more modest background. Despite opposing social origins, there is nevertheless one thing that unites them: the assurance of being good French people. But when a DNA test, Alice’s original gift to break the ice, wreaks havoc on their genetic certainties, their chauvinism risks taking a hit…
Cocorico : who are these two famous French comedians in the casting?
If the results are very surprising, the scenario is unsurprising. It’s hard not to think about What have we done to the Good Lord?because the film also plays (sometimes heavily) with cultural clichés, and has the same big name in the casting: Christian Clavier. The ex-member of Splendid meets here for the first time another comedy heavyweight, the former Unknown Didier Bourdon. In great form, the duo totally eclipses their partners (played by Marianne Denicourt and Sylvie Testud) with a lot of punchy lines and effective puns. A duel at the top which makes fun of a certain idea of the Frenchman being a little too blue, white, red, a specimen of which everyone has already encountered during a family dinner. But there is no question of reproducing the experience during your next cousin: DNA tests outside the medical or legal framework are prohibited in France!
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