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A famous crooner on a train to Geneva meets a vivacious fan whose optimism upends his plans.

Antoine Toussaint, a famous seventy-year-old crooner, can no longer perform on stage and boards a train to Geneva. In his compartment sits Victoire, a vivacious fan in her fifties who is temporarily out of prison for her daughter's wedding. Antoine is frustrated and wants to get rid of her quickly. Victoire, however, is not easily brushed off and, without knowing it, unsettles his plans. The disillusioned singer and the optimistic fan make an unlikely pair on a journey that takes a different course than Antoine had planned.

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Trailer

Official trailer · TMDBYouTube

Cast and crew

  • Valérie Lemercieras Victoire
  • Gérard Darmonas Antoine Toussaint
  • Patrick Timsitas Claude
  • Alice de Lencquesaingas Constance
  • Aurélien Cavagnaas Baptiste
  • Éric Viellardas L'ex mari de Victoire
  • Sophie Mounicotas Catherine
  • François Berlandas Laurent
  • Nicole Duboisas Mariette
  • Vincent Fontannazas Policier aéroport 1
  • Emmanuel Dorandas Policier aéroport 2
  • Christian Dustouras Capitaine Police Aéroport

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Director
Jean-Pierre Améris
Written by
Jean-Pierre Améris, Marion Michau
Producers
Sophie Révil, Denis Carot
Camera
Pierre Milon
Music
Stéphane Moucha
Countries
France
Studios
Escazal Films, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Cinéma

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Running time
1 hour 29 minutes
Language
French

Questions

How long is It Takes Two To Tango?

1 hour 29 minutes. Most cinemas add 15 to 20 minutes of trailers first, so plan for about 1 hour 49 minutes.

What language is It Takes Two To Tango in?

It Takes Two To Tango is in French. A foreign-language film normally plays in its original version with Dutch subtitles.

Who is in It Takes Two To Tango?

Valérie Lemercier plays Victoire, with Gérard Darmon, Patrick Timsit, Alice de Lencquesaing, Aurélien Cavagna and Éric Viellard.

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