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Jacquou le Croquant

Posted: 09 Dec 2006, 01:10
by tom2681
Title: Jacquou le Croquant
Country: France
Director: Laurent Boutonnat (he's directed many of Mylène Farmer's MVs)
Actors: Gaspard Ulliel (A Very Long Engagement), Tchéky Karyo
Release date: 17/01/2007

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Kinda like Gangs of New-York meets Brotherhood of the Wolf. :lol:

Trailer (25mb):
http://rapidshare.com/files/6680003/Jacquou.rar.html
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VBBHFSTN

If you've got VobSub (included in the rar file), MPC or FFDShow, you can play this trailer with my fansubs. :D

Looks good IMO (so far).

Posted: 09 Dec 2006, 01:23
by tom2681
There's also an old Youtube teaser:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbbIiFlt5jw

Posted: 09 Dec 2006, 01:41
by Yi-Long
You already know everyone is going to be calling it Jacquou le Croissant...

Posted: 09 Dec 2006, 01:50
by tom2681
:lol:

Most french people don't know what "Le Croquant" means, so I suppose you're right. :D

Posted: 09 Dec 2006, 03:44
by EvaUnit02
Haha, Tchéky Karyo. Can't act to save his life. Eg Wing Commander Movie.

Posted: 09 Dec 2006, 10:53
by grim_tales
"Jacquou the Cruncher/Crunching" (?) :D

Posted: 09 Dec 2006, 14:19
by bradavon
What does it translate to? i.e - not literally.

Thanks for the trailer I'm downloading it.
Yi-Long wrote:You already know everyone is going to be calling it Jacquou le Croissant...
Or:

Jack the Croissant :D
EvaUnit02 wrote:Haha, Tchéky Karyo. Can't act to save his life. Eg Wing Commander Movie.
Agreed. He always plays the same pissed off (because he can't act) character.

Posted: 09 Dec 2006, 15:01
by tom2681
Jacquou is just a first name.
"Croquant" comes from the verb "Croquer", which means "to eat/devour".

If memory serves, "Les Croquants" is what peasants used to call the nobles in the 18th century (give or take a few hundred years :D ).

So: Jacquou the Noble (sort of).

Re: Tchéky Karyo:
He has a very limited range, but I think he was OK in stuff like Bad Boys, Kiss of the Dragon and Patriot.

Posted: 09 Dec 2006, 15:07
by grim_tales
D'oh! I typed it wrong then. I used "crocquer" (sp?)

Posted: 09 Dec 2006, 15:07
by bradavon
Cheers Tom. Oh yeah he was good in Bad Boys, otherwise pah.

It reminded me of Rob Roy. It looks pretty good, if a little to sentimental.