Hors de prix (2006)

Director:

Pierre Salvadori

Writers:

Benoît Graffin (writer)
Pierre Salvadori (writer)

Release Date:

13 December 2006 (Belgium)

Genre:

Comedy

Tagline:

She only dated men with money...until she met a man with a heart

Plot:

Through a set of wacky circumstances, a young gold digger mistakenly woos a mild-mannered bartender thinking he's a wealthy suitor. |

Plot Keywords:

Bartender | Gold Digger

Awards:

1 win

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Cast

Gad Elmaleh	...	Jean
Audrey Tautou	...	Irène
Marie-Christine Adam	...	Madeleine
Vernon Dobtcheff	...	Jacques
Jacques Spiesser	...	Gilles
Annelise Hesme	...	Agnès
Charlotte Vermeil	...	La dame au chihuahua
Claudine Baschet	...	La dame au dogue
Laurent Claret	...	Le responsable du bar à Biarritz
Jean de Coninck	...	Le client au cigare
Blandine Pélissier	...	La femme de chambre
Philippe Vendan-Borin	...	Le serveur au restaurant à Biarritz
Bernard Bourdeau	...	Le collègue de Jean à Biarritz
Didier Brice	...	François
Frédéric Boquet	...	Le réceptionniste à Monaco (as Frédéric Bocquet)

Also Known As:

Priceless (International: English title)

MPAA:

Rated PG-13 for sexual content including nudity.

Runtime:

104 min

Country:

France

Language:

French

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Sound Mix:

DTS | Dolby Digital

Certification:

Sweden:7 | Portugal:M/12 | Finland:K-3 | USA:PG-13 | Singapore:NC-16 | Argentina:13 | Switzerland:10 (canton of Geneva) | Hong Kong:IIA | Switzerland:10 (canton of Vaud) | Ireland:12A | South Korea:15

Filming Locations:

France

Company:

France 2 Cinéma

Trivia:

During a French TV Show ,the actress and singer Marie Laforet, announced her participation to the film, though finally she did not appear on the movie

Tautou doing to others what we'd all like her to do to us

Lovely, light--thoroughly amoral--romantic comedy that has a style reminiscent of the best Audrey Hepburn comedies. And the cloying nonsense of "Amelie" is left far behind. Using Monaco like a beautiful postcard, the humor is more subtle than we're used to from the French. A small bit at the beginning where a waiter dozes off while standing at a bar reassured me this was going to be rare.

Tautou and her foil, Gad Elmaleh, can't upstage one another; their facial and physical takes are masterful. Even the supporting roles (Marie-Christine Adam a particular stand-out) are on par with the leads. An absolute delight from bouncy credits to a predictable although satisfying finish.