The Three Brothers (1995)
Overview
Three half-brothers are reunited at their mother's funeral. After being told of their inheritance they quickly spend the money, only to find out that they will not receive it after all. The men grow closer while deciding how to proceed.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $7,500,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $46,000,000.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 7.151 |
Directed By
Bernard Campan
Didier Bourdon
Crew
Bernard Campan
Didier Bourdon
Didier Bourdon
Michel Lengliney
Bernard Campan
Paul Lederman
Pierre Grunstein
Alain Choquart
Gerard Klotz
Alexandra Lederman
Claude Berri
Patrick Bordier
Christian Marti
Segolene Fleury-Slimane
Christian Marti
Gérard Moulévrier
TOP CAST
Pascal Légitimus
Pascal Latour
Didier Bourdon
Didier Latour
Bernard Campan
Bernard Latour
Antoine du Merle
Michael
Anne Jacquemin
Marie
Marine Jolivet
Christine
Annick Alane
Geneviève Rougemont
Pierre Meyrand
Charles-Henri Rougemont
Bernard Farcy
Steven, le patron de Pascal
Élie Semoun
Brice, le bras droit de Steven
Bruno Lochet
le patron du PMU
Yolande Moreau
la patronne du PMU
Henri Courseaux
Maître Larieux, notaire
Jean-François Pastout
Maître Gonzalez, huissier de justice
Chick Ortega
Le cuisinier de l'orphelinat
Pierre Aknine
Le réalisateur du film porno
Igor Czaplejewicz
L'acteur de film porno
Sabine Tingry
L'actrice de film porno
Marie-Christine Adam
La femme de Steven, le patron de Pascal
Isabelle Gruault
Marie-Ange Rougemont, la fiancée de Didier
Thierry Benoist
Le vendeur de télévisions
Jacky Nercessian
Le présentateur du Millionnaire
Philippe Beglia
Le serveur du restaurant gastronomique
Claude Berri
Le Président du tribunal
Elisabeth Maccoco
Le Procureur
Michel Berto
Le greffier
Théo Légitimus
Le demandeur d'emploi recalé par Pascal
Albert Dray
Le vendeur au marché, collègue de Bernard
Jacques Décombe
Le premier recruteur
Pascal N'Zonzi
Le second recruteur
Isabelle Alexis
La secrétaire de CRM
Patrick Bordier
L'automobiliste à la station service
Bruno Chapelle
Michel Langry, le collègue à CRM qui a été renvoyé
Serge Ridoux
Alex, le collègue de Pascal
Jean-Jacques d'Amour
Le maître d'hôtel
Nedeljko Grujic
Le yougoslave
Diogène Guerin
Le médecin du restaurant
Silvie Laguna
Madame Pereire, voisine de Pascal
Michèle Loubet
La secrétaire du notaire
René Remblier
Le dealer de la boite de nuit
Eugénie Schellen
L'hôtesse de l'air à l'aéroport, collègue de Christine
Agnès Sereni
La caissière du supermarché
Pierre Arditti
Le présentateur du journal TV
Ruth Elkrief
La présentatrice du journal TV
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