Two Days, One Night - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Two Days, One Night"
Deux jours, une nuit (2014)
Timing:
1:35 (95 min)
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Actors and characters
Catherine Salée
Character Juliette
Pili Groyne
Character Estelle
Baptiste Sornin
Character Mr. Dumont
Simon Caudry
Character Maxime
Lara Persain
Character Willy's wife
Alain Eloy
Character Willy
Fabienne Sciascia
Character Nadine
Anette Niro
Character Nanna
Rania Mellouli
Character Timur's daughter
Christelle Delbrouck
Character Barwoman
Timur Magomedgadzhiev
Character Timur
Hassaba Halabi
Character Hicham's wife
Soufiane Jilal
Character Maghrebian cashier
Hicham Slaoui
Character Hicham
Philippe Jeusette
Character Yvon
Yohan Zimmer
Character Jérôme
Safia Gollas
Character Jérôme's friend
Marion Lory
Character Julien's wife
Angélique Michaux
Character Baker
Laurent Caron
Character Julien
Joachim Vincent
Character Ryan
Donovan Deroulez
Character Anne's husband
Tom Adjibi
Character Doctor
Elena Doratiotto
Character Nurse
Franck Laisné
Character Dominique
Maïdy Ankaye
Character Sister of Alphonse
Alao Kasongo
Character Mother of Alphonse
Serge Koto
Character Alphonse
Morgan Marinne
Character Charly
Gianni La Rocca
Character Robert
Ben Hamidou
Character Kader
Carl Jadot
Character Miguel
Sabine Raskin
Character Secretary Solwal
Carmela Nicosia
Character Mireille's neighbor
Dimitri Mouton
Character Chef Cook
Camelia Jawhari
Character Baby
Moli Limet
Character Baby
Henia Missoumi
Character Baby
Alia Perée
Character Baby
Zeyd Sen
Character Baby
Corentin Lahaye
Character Husband of Mireille (voice)
Alix Toussaint
Character Nadine's daughter (voice)
Damien Trapletti
Character Receptionist Solwal (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- Scenes featuring Marion Cotillard were filmed in seven-minute takes. The maximum number of takes required to film a single scene was 82.
- Marion Cotillard agreed to star in the film even before reading the script.
- Marion Cotillard first met director Jean-Pierre Dardenne in 2011 on the set of 'Rust and Bone' (2012). Dardenne was a producer on that film. Their meeting was accidental, as Cotillard was leaving the elevator with her child. It was then that Dardenne offered her to work together.
- The film's scenes were shot in chronological order.
- Filming took place in Serain, Belgium. This is an industrial town in the French-speaking region of Belgium where Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne were born and raised.
- In an interview, the Dardenne brothers said they drew inspiration from '12 Angry Men' (1957) when preparing to film 'Two Days, One Night'. When asked about similarities to 'High Noon' (1952), they replied that Marion Cotillard's character might be similar to Grace Kelly in that film, but they hadn't even thought about it while writing the script.
- Marion Cotillard first met director Jean-Pierre Dardenne in 2011 on the set of "Rust and Bone" (2012). Dardenne was a producer on that film. Their meeting was accidental, as Cotillard was exiting an elevator with her child. It was then that Dardenne offered her to work together.
- In an interview, the Dardenne brothers said that they drew inspiration from "12 Angry Men" (1957) when preparing to film "Two Days, One Night." When asked about similarities with "High Noon" (1952), they replied that the character of Marion Cotillard may resemble Grace Kelly from that film, but they hadn't even thought about it while writing the script.
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