Not bad - L'entente cordiale movie
Movie Issued - in 2006.
Certificates: Switzerland:10, Switzerland:10
Color Info: Color
Countries: France
Genres: Comedy
Languages: French
Runtimes: Greece:100
Release Dates: France:21 June 2006, Belgium:28 June 2006, Russia:7 December 2006, Hungary:22 April 2007, Greece:24 May 2007, Egypt:5 March 2008
In movie have been taken:
Daniel Auteuil (actor)
Articles: "Le Monde" (France), 27 August 2002, Iss. 17911, pg. 26, by: Samuel Blumenfeld, "Daniel Auteuil, le vertige du vide", "Lui" (France), November 1990, Iss. 37, pg. 97 + 164, by: Aurélien Ferenczi, ""Jouer un assassin, c'est commencer à le défendre""
Met spouse 'Emmanuelle Béart' (qv) during filming of _L'amour en douce (1985)_ (qv), His daughter 'Aurore Auteuil' (qv) with 'Anne Jousset' (qv) was born in 1980., Daughter with 'Emmanuelle Béart' (qv), Nelly (born April 1992), Ex-companion actress 'Marianne Denicourt' (qv), Bears a slight resemblance to actor 'Robert De Niro' (qv)., Ex-son-in-law of 'Guy Béart' (qv)., Born to Henri et Yvonne Auteuil, both opera singers., Married his third wife Aude Ambroggi, a sculptor, in Porto-Vecchio on the island of Corsica (22 July 2006)., Although not being accepted at the CNSAD, the National Conservatory of Dramatic Art, he made his stage debut at the Théatre national populaire in 1970.
Pictorials: "Télépro" (Belgium), 13 May 2004, Iss. 2619, pg. 24-25, "Les chocs et les émotions du Festival de Cannes", "Playboy" (USA), November 2002, Vol. 49, Iss. 11, pg. 81, by: Jamie Malanowski, "Sex In Cinema 2002"
Interviews: "Empire" (UK), 1996, Iss. 90, pg. 74-75, by: Ian Nathan, "Went The Day Well"
Height: 170 cm
Birth Notes: Algiers, Alger, France [now Algeria]
Salary History: _36 Quai des Orfèvres (2004)_ (qv)::EUR 450,000, _L'un reste, l'autre part (2005)_ (qv)::EUR 480,215
Magazine Covers: "Studio" (France), November 1994, Iss. 92, "Studio" (France), November 1988, Iss. 19
Other Works: Promo video clip "L'homme au bouquet de fleurs" (2000) for French singer Maxime Le Forestier.
Spouse: 'Emmanuelle Béart' (qv) (1993 - 1995) (divorced); 1 child, 'Anne Jousset' (qv) (? - ?) (divorced); 1 child, 'Aude Ambroggi' (22 June 2006 - present)
Birth Date: 24 January 1950
Paul Barrett (actor)
Quotes: I've always loved telling stories so moving to L.A. was a natural step for me.
Birth Notes: Chester, England, UK
Born inside Chester in the north of England, Paul spent his hasty life span in Iran. His best okay structured films be all produced via Luc Besson and encompass "Kiss of the Dragon", "Hitman" and "Transporter 3". He enclose solo just not long relocate to Los Angeles after 20 years of animate in France. His enthusiasm be inner self a passage of legend that have an impact.
Sanjeev Bhaskar (actor)
Articles: "The Guardian Weekend" (UK), 20 September 2008, pg. 8, by: Rosanna Greenstreet, "Q & A"
Spouse: 'Meera Syal' (qv) (21 January 2005 - present); 1 child
Interviews: "Radio Times" (UK), 26 May 2007, Vol. 333, Iss. 4337, pg. 28-30, by: Andrew Duncan, "Rising San", "The Independent" (UK), 28 April 2005, Iss. 5781, pg. 54-55, by: James Rampton, "A funny relationship"
Height: 5' 6"
Birth Notes: Essex, England, UK
Other Works: Appeared in 'Gareth Gates' (qv)' music video "Spirit In The Sky"., TV commercial with 'Harry Hill (III)' (qv) for The Times Newspaper (2004), TV commercial (voiceover) for ING Direct (2004), Played King Arthur in the musical "Spamalot" - Palace Theatre, London (2008)., Played Yvan in "Art" by Yasmina Reza - Whitehall Theatre, London (2002).
He was awarded the O.B.E. (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) in the 2006 Queen's New Year's Honours List for his services to drama., Good friends with musician 'Nitin Sawhney' (qv)., His wife 'Meera Syal' (qv) gave birth to their son Shaan on December 2nd, 2005., He was a guest call taker for the phone lines of the donations to The Prince's Trust 30th Birthday: Live.
Birth Date: 28 June 1964
Stéphane Brel (actor)
Jake Broder (actor)
Birth Notes: Washington D.C., USA
Attended the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, London.
Other Works: (March 2009): Played Louis Prima bordered by "Louis & Keely Live at the Sahara" enjoyable next to Vanessa Claire Smith and Jake Broder, directed by Taylor Hackford, with music from the career of Louis Prima and Keely Smith (Audrey Skirball Kenis Theater at the Geffen Playhouse, Westwood, California, USA).
Birth Date: 15 May 1971
Christian Clavier (actor)
Spouse: 'Marie-Anne Chazel' (qv) (1976 - January 2001); 1 child
Interviews: "Le Soir" (Belgium), 26 March 2005, pg. 29, by: Fabienne Bradfer, ""Mon antidote : la Corse""
Birth Notes: Paris, France
Salary History: _Les couloirs du temps: Les visiteurs 2 (1998)_ (qv)::$1,430,000, _Enquête corse, L' (2004)_::EUR 960,430
Magazine Covers: "Le Soir" (Belgium), 3 August 2005, Iss. 179, "MAD" (Belgium), 3 August 2005, "Total Film" (Hungary), December 1999, Iss. 9, "Ciné Live" (France), March 1998, Iss. 10, "Première" (France), May 1993, Iss. 194
Brother of 'Stéphane Clavier' (qv)., Has his look-alike puppet in the French show _"Les guignols de l'info" (1988)_ (qv)., He and wife, French actress Marie Anne Chazel, have one child: Margot who is aged about 22 (in 2004).
Birth Date: 6 May 1952
John Cleese (actor)
Articles: "The Times" (UK), 6 May 2009, by: Patrick Foster, "John Cleese: BBC rejected first episode of Fawlty Towers", "The Independent" (UK), 13 November 2008, Iss. 6890, pg. 3, by: Cahal Milmo, "Since I last saw you I've had a hair transplant, says John Cleese", "Entertainment Weekly" (USA), 28 June 2002, Vol. 1, Iss. 660, pg. 52, by: EW Staff, "It Q", "The New York Times" (USA), 24 March 2002, by: Terrence Rafferty, "John Cleese and the Importance of Being Silly", "Radio Times" (UK), 22 August 1998, Vol. 289, Iss. 3889, pg. 13, "Everybody's Talking About...John Cleese", "TV Guide" (USA), 25 April 1998, Vol. 46, Iss. 17, pg. 5-6, by: Stef McDonald, "Walking On The Sun", "English Pages" (Belgium), March 1989, Vol. 52, Iss. 4, pg. 2-3, by: Sven Parker, "John Cleese and his new hit film", "The Observer" (UK), 18 October 1987
Member of the comedy group "Monty Python"., Father of 'Cynthia Cleese' (qv) (born 1971) with 'Connie Booth (I)' (qv) and Camilla Cleese (born 1984) with 'Barbara Trentham' (qv)., Holds a law degree from Cambridge University., Co-wrote several episodes of _"Doctor in the House" (1969)_ (qv) and its sequels with 'Graham Chapman' (qv), and also wrote some later episodes as sole author., He was a cast member of the highly successful radio show "I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again". His fellow cast members were 'Tim Brooke-Taylor' (qv), 'Graeme Garden' (qv), 'Bill Oddie' (qv), David Hatch and 'Jo Kendall' (qv). It was during this radio show that Cleese's famous 'Ferret Song' (later sung on the television series, _"At Last the 1948 Show" (1967)_ (qv)) was first heard., Was a member of the prestigious Cambridge University Footlights Club., Went to the United States with the Footlights stage show "Cambridge Circus" in 1964, and appeared on the 'Ed Sullivan (I)' (qv)'s _"Toast of the Town" (1948)_ (qv)., When he had to join the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists in 1989, for his third appearance on American TV, none of the staff at the AFTRA office recognized him, or had any idea who he was., Ever since one of his most famous Monty Python sketches, The Ministry of Silly Walks, he has found himself continually pestered by admirers to do silly walks for them., Who's Who lists his recreations as "gluttony, sloth.", Rector of University of St Andrews from 1970-1973., According to 'Brian Henson' (qv), when Cleese guest-starred on _"The Muppet Show" (1976)_ (qv), he enjoyed the show very much and became very close with the writers because he wanted to get involved in the writing. When he did get involved with the writing, he and the other writers came up with a concept where Cleese was being held against his will on the show and would try to get off the show while the Muppets were trying to get him to do his scheduled bits. Of course, in this case, life did not imitate art, as a few years later, Cleese appeared again with the Muppets in the film _The Great Muppet Caper (1981)_ (qv)., Is an Andrew D. White Professor-at-Large at Cornell University., Co-owns the Christine Schell Fine Objects antique shop in Montecito, CA., John's father's name was Reg Cleese but his grandfather was named John Edwin Cheese. He changed his name when he joined the British army in 1915., Reached adult height of 6' 4 3/4" by the age of 13., Said he was to be the first person to say the F-word at a memorial service when he spoke at 'Graham Chapman' (qv)'s., His mother, Muriel Cleese (b. Cross, 5 October 1899 - 5 October 2000) died on her 101st birthday., The inspiration for _"Fawlty Towers" (1975)_ (qv) came from a hotel stay he had with the other Pythons in the Gleneagles Hotel in Torquay, England. The hotel manager was called Donald Sinclair, someone Cleese considered to be the rudest man he had ever encountered. He later played a character by the name of Donald P. Sinclair in _Rat Race (2001)_ (qv)., When he left the Monty Python team, he was approached by the BBC to do something else, and together with Booth, created "Fawlty Towers (1975)" based on their experiences in a Torquay hotel., In the late nineties he appeared in German TV commercials for a lottery service. He actually spoke German in some of these spots (while some had no dialogue and others were dubbed later on)., When the Globe Theatre was rebuilt in London, a service was offered whereby you could have your name on a tile in the courtyard, for a donation to the project. Cleese and fellow python 'Michael Palin' (qv) both signed up for tiles, but Palin's was spelled wrong. Cleese paid extra to ensure it would be spelled "Pallin.", Was the tallest member of Monty Python, having been about 2 inches taller than 'Graham Chapman' (qv)., Father-in-law of 'Ed Solomon (I)' (qv)., He allegedly refused the British Honour of the C.B.E. (Commander of the Order of the British Empire) in 1996., Biography in: "Who's Who in Comedy" by Ronald L. Smith. Pg. 108-109. New York: Facts on File, 1992. ISBN 0816023387, Appeared in a series of educational short subjects produced by Video Arts [gb] designed to teach management and trainees how to handle stress and unusual situations. Cleese took advantage of his comic talents and portrayed events as absurd situations so that audiences would better remember their training., In 2002, he appeared in _Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)_ (qv), with 'Maggie Smith (I)' (qv), and in _Die Another Day (2002)_ (qv), opposite her son, 'Toby Stephens' (qv)., 'Terry Gilliam' (qv) noted among his Monty Python co-stars that there seemed to be a division between the taller, more "aggressive" Cambridge men (Cleese, 'Graham Chapman' (qv), & 'Eric Idle' (qv)) and the shorter, lighter-humored Oxford men ('Michael Palin' (qv) & 'Terry Jones (I)' (qv)), the latter of which the American Gilliam found himself closer to. Gilliam considered Cleese the most "Cambridge" of the group, being the tallest and most "aggressive" member of Monty Python., Voiced Jean-Bob, a frog who believes he's a prince, in _The Swan Princess (1994)_ (qv), then went on to voice a king who used to be a frog in _Shrek 2 (2004)_ (qv)., Has played the father of two of the Charlie's Angels. First he played 'Lucy Liu' (qv)'s father in _Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003)_ (qv). The next year he played 'Cameron Diaz' (qv)'s father in _Shrek 2 (2004)_ (qv)., Has resided for many years in the prestigious Chicago North Shore suburb of Lake Forest, Illinois., Former supporter of the Liberal Democrat political party., Has said that Cornell University is set in one of the most beautiful locations on earth., In 2005, offered a part of his colon, removed due to diverticulitis, for sale on his official website. The proceeds are reportedly to be divided between Cleese himself and his surgeon., Father Reg Cleese was an insurance salesman., As a child loved the radio comedy show "The Goon Show"., A newly discovered species of lemur, avahi cleesei, was named after him in honor of his love of the endangered primates, which figure prominently in his movie, _Fierce Creatures (1997)_ (qv)., He and 'Terry Gilliam' (qv) are the only members of 'Monty Python' to be nominated for Oscars. Coincidentally, they were both for Best Original Screenplay, Gilliam for _Brazil (1985)_ (qv) and Cleese for _A Fish Called Wanda (1988)_ (qv). Both screenplays did not win their Oscars, and both films featured 'Michael Palin' (qv)., Campaigned long, hard but unsuccessfully to win the role of Brian in Monty Python's _Life of Brian (1979)_ (qv) because he wanted to expand his range in his first substantial film role, but the rest of the group favored the late 'Graham Chapman' (qv), and eventually the group persuaded Cleese that Chapman was better suited to the part of Brian and Cleese stepped aside., Just to see if anyone would notice, during the early 1970s Cleese added one obviously fake film per year to his annual filmography listing in Who's Who. For the record, these fake films were "The Bonar Law Story" (1971), "Abbott & Costello Meet Sir Michael Swann" (1972), "The Young Anthony Barber" (1973) and "Confessions of a Programme Planner" (1974). Although Cleese confessed to the gag in the 1980s, mentions of these bogus films still appear from time to time in scholarly works on Cleese, including the entry in the Encyclopedia of Television, 1st ed. (1996) edited by Horace Newcomb., Is a vegetarian., Before becoming an actor, Cleese studied to be a lawyer. He went on to play a lawyer in _A Fish Called Wanda (1988)_ (qv) and _Splitting Heirs (1993)_ (qv)., Was invited to the party 'Steve Martin (I)' (qv) was throwing that turned out to be his wedding., When he first started acting his original goal was to be a classically trained Shakespearean actor., The role of Cogsworth in _Beauty and the Beast (1991)_ (qv) was written with him in mind, and no other actor was considered for the role. But he still turned it down., Member of 'Monty Python' along with 'Graham Chapman' (qv), 'Michael Palin' (qv), 'Terry Jones (I)' (qv), 'Eric Idle' (qv) and 'Terry Gilliam' (qv)., Offered to write speeches for Democratic Presidential candidate 'Barack Obama'.
Jacques Dautriche (actor)
Marc Faure (actor)
Jim Field Smith (actor)
Alain Figlarz (actor)
Didier Flamand (actor)
Michel Fortin (actor)
Ivan Franek (actor)
Omid Gholami (actor)
Réginald Huguenin (actor)
Christophe Hémon (actor)
Yaseen Khan (actor)
François Levantal (actor)
Conor Lovett (actor)
Tony MacMurray (actor)
Nicholas Mead (actor)
Boban Milic (actor)
Tom Mison (actor)
François Morel (actor)
Eric Naggar (actor)
Tim Pigott-Smith (actor)
Didier Raymond (actor)
Asil Raïs (actor)
Jonathan Ryland (actor)
Cheikna Sankare (actor)
Joe Sheridan (actor)
Mikaël Tarna (actor)
Gilles Treton (actor)
Anton Yakovlev (actor)
Jacques Zabor (actor)
Helena Bajaj Larsen (actress)
Emilie Chesnais (actress)
Shelley Conn (actress)
Nicole Dubois (actress)
Sophie Guiter (actress)
Patty Hannock (actress)
Indira Joshi (actress)
Michèle Laroque (actress)
Olga Legrand (actress)
Isabelle Malin (actress)
Caroline Preller (actress)
Delphine Rich (actress)
Jennifer Saunders (actress)
Christian Fechner (producer)
Hervé Truffaut (producer)
Vincent De Brus (writer)
Arnaud Lemort (writer)
Fabien Suarez (writer)
Laurent Machuel (cinematographer)
Jean-Claude Camors (composer)
Véronique Perier (costume designer)
Vincent De Brus (director)
Sylvie Gadmer (editor)
James Biddle (miscellaneous crew)
Tahar Boualam (miscellaneous crew)
Françoise Bouillon-Pommerolle (miscellaneous crew)
Martine Bourdon (miscellaneous crew)
Diane Brasseur (miscellaneous crew)
Myriam Bruguière (miscellaneous crew)
Esperanza Casero (miscellaneous crew)
Tom Crooke (miscellaneous crew)
Sara Curran (miscellaneous crew)
Clifford De Spenser (miscellaneous crew)
Danielle Dumanoir (miscellaneous crew)
Nicky Earnshaw (miscellaneous crew)
Olivier Guigues (miscellaneous crew)
Charles Heidet (miscellaneous crew)
Marc Leroyer (miscellaneous crew)
Christophe Maratier (miscellaneous crew)
Gary Pickering (miscellaneous crew)
Tina Shadick (miscellaneous crew)
Joss Skottowe (miscellaneous crew)
Lucie Truffaut (miscellaneous crew)
Kalinka Weiler (miscellaneous crew)
François Benezech (production designer)
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