My wife is called Maurice

My wife is called Maurice is a Film French carried out by Jean-Marie Poiré left in 2002, according to the play éponyme.

Synopsis

It is the history of a man Georges, an inaccurate real estate agent which has marital concern. It decides to call upon a type named Maurice Lappin (voluntary in an charity association, and employed part-time at the post office) to be made pass for his wife in the hope to get rid of its mistress, to reconquer his wife and to avoid confrontation between them.

Data sheet

Title: My wife is called Maurice
Réalisation: Jean-Marie Pear
Scenario: Jean-Marie Pear and Raffy Shart
Production: Igor SK and Jean-Marie Pear
Production company: Warner Bros. France
Music: Yuri Buenaventura and Pierre Charvet
Photography: Robert Alazraki
Assembly: Henry Revlou and Jean-Marie Pear
Decorations: Bernhard Henrich
Country of origin: France
Format: Color in 35mm
Kind: Comedy
Lasted: 102 minutes
Coming out date: September 25th, 2002 (France)

Distribution

Alice Evans: Émanuelle
Governed Laspalès: Maurice Rabbit
Philippe Knight: Georges Audefey
Martin Lamotte: Jean-Bernard Trouaballe
Anemone: Claire Trouaballe
Commercial Guy: Charles Boisdain
Virginia Lemoine: Marion Audefey
Stephan Audran: Jacqueline Boisdain
Götz Otto: Johnny Zuchini
Michele Garcia: the saleswoman of ready-made clothes
Jean-Pierre Castaldi: the dealer
Daniele Evenou: the baker
Paul Belmondo: an automobile salesman
Urbain Cancelier: Poilard
Marco Bonini : the Venetian painter
Sylvie Jolly: The woman in Orlyval
Raphaël Mezrahi: the type with the fashion show
Benjamin Castaldi: an automobile salesman
Julie Arnold: commercial a
Stefano Antonucci: the caretaker
Lakshantha Abenayake
Chewed Béranger: the outraged customer
Gerard Caillaud
Jacques Collard
Leonardo Manera

Around film

Budget: 15,70 million euros
Boxoffice France: : 710531 entries
Boxoffice Paris: : 105756 entries

External bond

My wife is called Maurice on Internet Movie Database

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