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The Bridesmaid ()

La demoiselle d'honneur (original title)
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A hard-working young man meets and falls in love with his sister's bridesmaid. He soon finds out how disturbed she really is.

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Philippe Tardieu
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Stéphanie "Senta" Bellange
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Christine
Bernard Le Coq ...
Gérard Courtois
Solène Bouton ...
Sophie Tardieu
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Patricia Tardieu
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Le clochard
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Madame Crespin
Éric Seigne ...
Jacky
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Nadeau
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Capitaine Dutreix
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Lieutenant José Laval
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Rita (as Isild Barth)
Mazen Kiwan ...
Pablo
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Chantal Banlier ...
La caissière épicerie
Jacqueline Cassard ...
Madame Bertillon
Brigitte Chamarande ...
Madame Soupin
Emmanuel Faure
Pascal Franks
Pierre Galliard
Florent Gibassier ...
Le serveur de pizza
Vincent Guillerminet
Joëlle Legua
Isabelle Leprince ...
Madame Pélissier
Isabelle Mamère ...
Nathalie Dumont
Jean-Pierre Niobe ...
(as Jean-Pierre Niobé)
Cécile Peroua
Taïeb ...
(as Taieb)
Michel Vivier

Directed by

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Claude Chabrol

Written by

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Ruth Rendell ... (novel)
 
Pierre Leccia ... (scenario) &
Claude Chabrol ... (scenario)
 
Pierre Leccia ... (adaptation) &
Claude Chabrol ... (adaptation)
 
Pierre Leccia ... (dialogue) &
Claude Chabrol ... (dialogue)

Produced by

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Françoise Galfré ... executive producer
Patrick Godeau ... producer
Alfred Hürmer ... co-producer
Antonio Passalia ... co-producer

Music by

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Matthieu Chabrol

Cinematography by

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Eduardo Serra

Editing by

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Monique Fardoulis

Editorial Department

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Christophe Bousquet ... color timer
Stanislas Moreau ... assistant editor

Production Design by

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Françoise Benoît-Fresco

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Mic Cheminal

Makeup Department

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Françoise Andrejka ... makeup artist
Stephanie Orillard ... assistant makeup artist

Production Management

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Laura Einmahl ... unit manager
Michel Jullien ... production manager
Anne Lessnick ... production manager
Thierry Magniez ... unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Vincent Bell ... second assistant director
Vincent Guillerminet ... second assistant director
Cécile Maistre ... first assistant director
Julien Triger ... third assistant director: France & Germany

Art Department

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Yvonnick Bousso ... painter
Aleth Galen ... sculptor
Patrick Loret ... painter
Jérôme Perrin ... key construction
Catherine Pierrat ... set dresser
Amanda Ponsa ... painter
Evariste Richer ... painter

Sound Department

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Vincent Cosson ... re-recording mixer
Michel Filippi ... adr supervisor
Thierry Lebon ... re-recording mixer
Pierre Lenoir ... sound
Jean-Alexandre Villemer ... sound recordist

Camera and Electrical Department

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Mathieu Caudroy ... steadicam operator
Delphine Desbruères ... second assistant camera
Sascha Govic ... grip
David Grinberg ... assistant camera
Manuel Liminiana ... gaffer
Raynald Praud ... technician
Dominique Robert ... key grip
Michel Thiriet ... camera operator
Jakob von Lenthe ... video operator

Music Department

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Laurent Petitgirard ... conductor

Script and Continuity Department

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Aurore Chabrol ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Vincent Bell ... scout
Stéphanie Fouet ... administrator
Aleth Galen ... sculptress
Jean-Benoit Guillon ... travelling car
Caspar Heider ... production coordinator
Andrew P. Kirkham ... dvd producer [gb]
Laurent Mulot ... travelling car
Eva Simonet ... press attache
Carolin von Fritsch ... set manager: Munich

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Plot Summary

A middle class family in Loire, where things seem just a tad off kilter. Philippe dotes on his mother, who has raised his two sisters and him. Gérard, a wealthy man just divorced, is paying attention to her, then drops her. Philippe is actually pleased, and retrieves from Gérard's garden a stone head - of the goddess Flora - that his mother had given Gérard. At the wedding of one of his sisters, Philippe meets Senta, a quirky and moody young woman: they fall quickly in love, despite her odd behaviors and Philippe's general good sense. Senta announces a plan for them to prove their love to each other; it involves poetry, tree planting, and murder. What will Philippe do? Written by

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Also Known As
  • Die Brautjungfer (Germany)
  • La damigella d'onore (Italy)
  • The Bridesmaid (United States)
  • The Bridesmaid (World-wide, English title)
  • The Bridesmaid (United Kingdom)
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  • 111 min
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Box Office

Opening Weekend France $1,108,516, 19 Nov 2004

Did You Know?

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Trivia Four members of the Chabrol family are in the crew: Claude Chabrol's two sons, actor Thomas Chabrol and composer Matthieu Chabrol; his wife, script supervisor Aurore Chabrol; and his stepdaughter, first assistant Cécile Maistre. See more »
Quotes Stéphanie "Senta" Bellange: Some say that to live fully you have to have done four things. Plant a tree. Write a poem. Make love with your own sex. And kill someone.
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