The ComDads - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The ComDads"
Les Compères (1983)
Timing:
1:32 (92 min)
6.597/10
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7.856/10
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6.9/10
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Actors and characters
Stéphane Bierry
Character Tristan Martin
Jean-Jacques Scheffer
Character Ralph
Roland Blanche
Character Jeannot
Charlotte Maury-Sentier
Character Mrs. Raffart
Patrick Blondel
Character Stéphane
Florence Moreau
Character Michèle Raffart
Patrice Melennec
Character Patron of "Star Trek"
François Bernheim
Character Internal
Philippe Brigaud
Character Man in garage blocked by car
Natacha Guinaudeau
Character Journalist who flirts with Lucas
Patrick Laurent
Character Thug
Jacques Maury
Character Julien
Jacqueline Noëlle
Character Toilet attendant
Florence Mancini
Character Michelle (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- This is Francis Weber's third film as director.
- The role of Inspector Verdie was played by Jacques Frantz, who later focused primarily on voice acting and became the "French voice" of actors such as Robert De Niro and Mel Gibson.
- This is the second film in the comedic trilogy of Pierre Richard and Gérard Depardieu. The actors also starred together in "The Fugitives" (1981) and "The Toy" (1986).
- This is the third joint project of director Francis Veber and composer Vladimir Cosma. Previously, they collaborated on "The Toy" (1976) and "The Fugitives" (1981).
- "Les Compères" (roughly translated as "The Buddies" or "The Pals") attracted 4,847,229 viewers in cinemas, becoming the fourth most popular film in France in 1983.
- In this film, Pierre Richard first plays a character named François Pignon. He later reprises the role with the same name for Francis Veber in "The Fugitives" (1986). Jacques Villeret, Daniel Auteuil, Gad Elmaleh, and Patrick Timsit also played François Pignon in four other Veber films: "The Dinner Game" (1998), "Changing Looks" (2001), "The Valet" (2006), and "The Brats" (2008).
- In this film, and in Francis Weber's "The Fugitives" (1986), Gérard Depardieu's character is named Jean-Luc.
- The role of Inspector Verdie was played by Jacques Frantz, who subsequently focused primarily on voice acting and became the "French voice" of actors such as Robert De Niro and Mel Gibson.
- This is the second film in the comedic trilogy starring Pierre Richard and Gérard Depardieu. The actors also starred together in "The Fugitives" (1981) and "The Underdogs" (1986).
- This is the third joint project by director Francis Veber and composer Vladimir Cosma. Previously, they worked together on "Toy" (1976) and "The Underdogs" (1981).
- In this film, Pierre Richard plays a character named François Pinion for the first time. He later reprises the role with the same name in Francis Veber's "The Fugitives" (1986). Jacques Villeret, Daniel Auteuil, Gad Elmaleh, and Patrick Timsit also played François Pinion in four other films by Veber: "The Dinner Game" (1998), "Chameleon" (2001), "The Valet" (2006), and "The Annoying" (2008).
- In this film and in "The Fugitives" (1986) by the same Francis Veber, Gérard Depardieu's character is named Jean-Luc.
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