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When billionaire Pierre Levasseur is snapped by a papparazzo with Elena, his dazzling, supermodel mistress, he tries to avoid a catastrophic divorce by coming up with an outragreous lie. He asserts to his wife that a third person, a passerby, Francois Pignon, who is also on the photograph, was in fact with Elena. She's Pignon's girlfriend not his. Pignon is a parking valet. He's a very ordinary fellow. Levasseur, to back up his lie, has to convince the overly beautiful Elena to go live with Pignon. Elena, shacked up with Pignon, is a bird of paradise in an apartment in the sticks. It's also a load of comic situations for The Valet.
Sony Pictures Classics ; Gaumont pr�esente avec la participation de Columbia Pictures Films Production France ; une coproduction franco-italienne Gaumont, EFVE Films, TF1 Films Productions, Kairos ; en association avec Sofica Sog�ecin�ema 4 et Banque Populaire Images 6 ; avec la participation de Canal+, Cin�eCin�ema ; produit par Patrice Ledoux ; un film �ecrit et r�ealis�e par Francis Veber.
Title from resource description page (viewed January 05, 2017).
Gad Elmaleh, Alice Taglioni, Daniel Auteuil, Kristin Scott Thomas, Richard Berry, Virginie Ledoyen, Dany Boon.
Director of photography, Robert Fraisse ; editor, Georges Klotz ; music, Alexandre Desplat ; production designer, Dominique Andre.
Won 2006 NRJ Cin�A� Awards, Actress of the Year
Nominated 2007 C�A�sar Awards, France, Best Supporting Actor