Lulu, roi de France (1995)
Lucien Hastier, known as "Lulu", is a locksmith in La Courneuve and a communist activist. He had never known his parents and had been raised by the public assistance, a notary comes to announce that his father died and left him an extraordinary inheritance: a castle, a title of duke and a royal filiation. But problems arise, the deceased duke has left heavy debts and suitors to the title.
Director: Bernard Uzan
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Richard Bohringer as Lulu Hastier |
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Corinne Touzet as The Marquise |
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Claire Nadeau as The Countess |
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Vanessa Guedj as Sylvie Hastier |
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Maka Kotto as Honoré |
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Samir Guesmi as Sami |
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François Morel as Jambu |
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Roger Miremont as Maître Pouilloux, notary |
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Jacques Spiesser as Victor |
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Jacques Boudet as The Count |
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Valérie Vogt as Gillone |
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Gilbert Lévy as Lulu's comrade |
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Nora Habib as Cheated wife |
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Daniel Milgram as Gauthier |
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Nicolas Abraham as Jacques |
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Bruno Lochet as Pierre |
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Kelly Uzan as Marie Charlotte |
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Thierry Der'ven as Bar owner |
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Tom Kassabi as Anne François |
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Cécile Gabriel as Journalist |
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Sidy Lamine Diarra as Malian man |
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Laurentine Milebo as Malian woman |
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Fara Kadri as Woman expelled |
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Alexandre Pottier as Journalist |
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Eliane Gallet as Working housewife |
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Christian Siret as Pedestrian petition |
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Colette Casside as Old royalist |
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Elie Bachman as Kid |
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Antonin Ehrenberg as Kid |
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Chantal Banlier as Woman autograph |
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Raymond Gérôme as Baron de Vaux |
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José Exposito as Lulu's bodyguard (uncredited) |
| Writing | Natalie Carter | Dialogue |
| Writing | Bernard Uzan | Writer |
| Directing | Bernard Uzan | Director |
