Return of the Hero (2018)
Overview
France, 1809. Captain Neuville is called to the front, leaving his future bride heartbroken. Her sister decides to write letters on his behalf to cheer her up.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $10,800,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $7,362,730.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 9.251 |
Directed By
Laurent Tirard
Crew
Françoise Dupertuis
Nadia Khamlichi
Roxane Bruneton
Guillaume Schiffman
Agnes Demaegot
Frédérique Nouaihat
Pierre-Jean Larroque
Cédric Iland
Adrian Politowski
Thomas Gauder
Bénédicte De Lataillade
Cécile Pellerin
Nils Fauth
Philippe van Leer
Avril Carpentier
Clémence Gaag
Mathilde Josset
Stephanie Orillard
Melanie Queyrel Carreno
Laurent Tirard
Laurent Tirard
Grégoire Vigneron
Mathieu Lamboley
Marc Dujardin
Yann Malcor
Olivia Lagache
Eric Devulder
TOP CAST
Jean Dujardin
Captain Charles-Grégoire Neuville
Mélanie Laurent
Elisabeth Beaugrand
Christophe Montenez
Nicolas Bonvallet
Fabienne Galula
Eugénie
Noémie Merlant
Pauline
Féodor Atkine
General Mortier-Duplessis
Evelyne Buyle
Madame Beaugrand
Aurélie Boquien
Madame Dunoyer
Christian Bujeau
Monsieur Beaugrand
Laurent Bateau
Monsieur Dunoyer
Jean-Michel Lahmi
Monsieur Loiseau
Michèle Clément
Vendeuse fromage
Virgil Canteloup
Julien le commis
Marion Henin
Marquise de Neuvillle
Nicolas Guillot
Témoin Neuville
Fred Tousch
Témoin Nicolas
Bruno Paviot
Notable #1
Laurent Saint-Gérard
Notable #2
Audrey Quoturi
Amie de Pauline
Hugues Martel
Médecin
Guillaume Denaiffe
Aide de camp du général
Magali Léon
Ménagère au marché
Yannik Mazzilli
Messager Hussard
Guillaume Roland
Avocat
Christophe Clausier
Messager
Gaëlle Jeantet
Marchande de volailles
Grégoire Vigneron
Homme coquin
Mathilde Roehrich
Domestique
Sandrine Ferraro
Bourgeoise (uncredited)
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