Courage - Let's Run
| Courage - Let's Run | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Yves Robert |
| Produced by |
Yves Robert Alain Poiré |
| Written by |
Yves Robert Jean-Loup Dabadie |
| Starring |
Jean Rochefort Catherine Deneuve Dominique Lavanant |
| Music by | Vladimir Cosma |
| Cinematography | Yves Lafaye |
| Edited by | Pierre Gillette |
Production company |
Gaumont International Television Les Productions de la Guéville |
| Distributed by | Gaumont |
Release dates | October 17, 1979 |
Running time | 100 minutes |
| Language | French |
| Box office | $8.8 million[1] |
Courage - Let's Run (or Courage fuyons) is a French romantic comedy film directed by Yves Robert.
Plot
Martin Belhomme is a coward since his birth, also home cowardice is passed from generation to generation. After a childhood spent in the tumult of the Occupation, he "is married" with Mathilda who will decide everything : they will have two children and he will become a pharmacist, even if he vowed a passion for music. But after this monotonous life, occurs in May 68, and cowardice will paradoxically lead him into a crazy adventure, far from home, with Eva, beautiful blonde singer in a cabaret of Amsterdam. Therefore, he will make every effort to seduce the beautiful, and pass for an adventurer to her eyes.
Cast
- Jean Rochefort : Martin Belhomme / Adrien Belhomme
- Catherine Deneuve : Eva
- Dominique Lavanant : Mathilda
- Philippe Leroy : Eric Sylvain de Chalamond
- Robert Webber : Charley
- Michel Aumont : Franckie
- Michel Beaune : Noël
- Christophe Bourseiller : Christophe
- Eliane Borras : Sylvette Goldoni
- Christian Charmetant : Pierre Martin
- Nathalie Mazeas : Monica
- Janine Souchon : Madame Berger
- Erick Desmarestz : Edmondson
- Philippe Le Mercier : Thierry
- Gérard Darmon : The Provocative
Accolades
| Year | Award | Category | Recipient | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1980 | César Awards | César Award for Best Actor | Jean Rochefort | Nominated |
| César Award for Best Supporting Actor | Michel Aumont | Nominated | ||
| César Award for Best Supporting Actress | Dominique Lavanant | Nominated | ||
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