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François Perrin is a journalist who reads the news on RTL radio. Alone in life, his only "amusement" is his neighbor from Africa, who makes mildly fun of him from time to time. One evening, François is bored, and decides to call a random telephone number. He gets Christine on the line, a bit of an old school pharmacist, who hesitates to put down the phone, and plays the game of seduction ...
Despite being the least well-known of their collaborations, Cause toujours... tu m'intéresses! is arguably their most sophisticated film, a bittersweet romantic comedy that offers a mature and thoughtful reflection on solitude and the difficulty of finding that elusive soul mate. The film marks the return of François Perrin, Veber's recurring ...
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Cause toujours... tu m'intéresses ! Film Comédie dramatique 1h37 1979. Lecture. Partager. En composant un numéro de téléphone au hasard, un journaliste fait la connaissance d'une pharmacienne désoeuvrée ; il s'invente un faux nom et une nouvelle vie. De : Edouard Molinaro.
After his divorce, François Perrin, a French radio journalist, finds his new solitary life increasingly unbearable. One evening, he picks up his telephone and dials a number at random. As luck would have it, the person on the other end of the line is not only of the opposite sex and of his age group, but she is also as desperately lonely as he is.
The film marks the return of François Perrin, Veber's recurring everyman character, who was previously played by Pierre Richard in Le Grand blond avec une chaussure noire (1972). There is a genuine charm to this film, with derives principally from the delightful on-screen chemistry between the two lead actors, Annie Girardot and Jean-Pierre Marielle.
12 mag 2006 · "Cause toujours, tu m'intéresses" is the funny title of a film with Annie Girardot and Jean-Pierre Marielle. I don't think it was used before the film was made. If you say "continue, tu m'intéresses", it can be said honestly or ironically. If you say "Cause toujours, tu m'intéresses", it sounds more like a joke –like citing dialogue from a ...
