Welcome to the Sticks - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Welcome to the Sticks"
Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis (2008)
Timing:
1:46 (106 min)
6.677/10
2370
2370
7.8/10
111219
111219
7.1/10
47000
47000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Jérôme Seydoux
Producer
Executive Producer
Eric Hubert
Executive Producer
Casting
Gérard Moulévrier
Casting
Elise Leire
Casting
Editor
Luc Barnier
Editor
Julie Delord
Editor
Art Direction
Elise Leire
Art Direction
Costume Design
Florence Sadaune
Costume Design
Production Design
Alain Veissier
Production Design
Set Decoration
Sébastien Monteux-Halleur
Set Decoration
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
François Groult
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Pierre Aïm
Director of Photography
Script Supervisor
Isabelle Thévenet
Script Supervisor
First Assistant Director
Nicolas Guy
First Assistant Director
Production Manager
Bruno Morin
Production Manager
Bernard Lorain
Production Manager
Screenplay
Alexandre Charlot
Screenplay
Franck Magnier
Screenplay
Sound Engineer
Lucien Balibar
Sound Engineer
Sound Editor
Roman Dymny
Sound Editor
Franck Desmoulins
Sound Editor
Delegated Producer
Richard Pezet
Delegated Producer
What's left behind the scenes
- Having collected a record 25.5 million euros in its first week of release, the film surpassed the previous record holder – the 2006 film 'Funny Games'.
- In France, the film was seen by 20.5 million people, which also became a record since the 1966 film 'The Great Stroll' with 17.3 million viewers.
- The film's director, Dany Boon, played one of the main roles.
- The film vividly and comically depicts the use of the Picard dialect, also known as 'chtimi', which is incomprehensible to people from southern France. The film's popularity has caused a real tourism boom in Bergues.
- Having collected a record 25.5 million euros in its first week of release, the film surpassed the previous record holder – the film 'Fun and Sun'.
- The film set a national attendance record that stood for 42 years, surpassing the film 'The Great Walk'.
- The film comically depicts the use of the Picard language by locals, unintelligible to southerners. The film's popularity caused a tourism boom in Bergues.
- Grossing a record 25.5 million euros in its first week of release, the film surpassed the previous record holder, "Fun Size".
- The film set a national attendance record, which stood for 42 years, surpassing "The Great Walk".
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