The Big Brother Trailer

The Big Brother Trailer (1982)

08 September 1982 Crime 115 mins

The plot in this story weaves around like a New Year's reveler at four in the morning, heading first in one direction and then in another, with the intention of going home if things would just stop moving. Bernard (Gerard Depardieu) is a doctor whose Hippocratic oath was a hypocritic failure -- the not-so-good doctor kills his wife because she is having an affair, and he kills her lover too. Then he joins the French Foreign Legion. On his way to the former French colonies in Africa, the plane he is in crashes, and Rossi, a "friend" on the plane with some overweight in carry-on money, shoots Bernard and takes off, leaving him for dead. He is nursed back to life and health by friendly villagers and just his luck, he not only manages to make his fortune in Africa, he also nabs a French passport from a dying man who will clearly not need it anymore unless the Pearly Gates have a French guard.

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Cast

Gérard Depardieu

as Gérard Berger / Bernard Vigo

Souad Amidou

as Zina Khelifa

Jean Rochefort

as Charles-Henri Rossi

Roger Planchon

as Inspecteur Valin

Jacques Villeret

as Inspecteur Coleau

Christine Fersen

as Jane la voisine

Smaïn

as Abdel

Philippe Brizard

as Le conseiller

Tania Sourseva

as Madame Huysmans

Jean-Michel Ribes

as Client de Zina

Corinne Dacla

as La femme de Gérard

Crew

Jacques Bufnoir

Jacques Bufnoir Production Design

Michèle Catonné

Michèle Catonné Sound Editor

Bernard Zitzermann

Bernard Zitzermann Director of Photography

Claude Villand

Claude Villand Sound Mixer

Pierre Jansen

Original Music Composer

Joël Beldent

Joël Beldent Sound Mixer

International Releases Dates

France 08 September 1982

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