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Pardon Mon Affaire, Too! ()

Nous irons tous au paradis (original title)
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Sequel to Pardon Mon Affaire. Four men continue to explore the fallout from their personal lives. This time they buy a house in the country, but struggle to escape their troubles.

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Etienne Dorsay
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Daniel
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Simon
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Bouly
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Marthe Dorsay
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Mouchy Messina
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Bernadette, Etienne's co-worker
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Josy, Lucien's girlfriend
Anne-Marie Blot ...
Marie-Ange, Bouly's ex-wife
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Daisy, Bouly's fiancee
Pascale Reynaud ...
Delphine, Etienne's younger daughter
Maïa Simon ...
Madame Chalamand, Simon's lover
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Stéphanie, Etienne's older daughter
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Lucien (as Christophe Bruce)
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The bully
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Banoît, Marthe's lover
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Bastien, the stage director
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Marie-Christine Bosquet, Daniel's director
Jean Anneron
Monique Brun-Chambord
Christophe Cauchoix
Philippe Chemin
Paul Descombes
Marc Françoise
Carole Jacquinot ...
Mireille
André Lambert
Claude Legros ...
Taxi driver
Jean-Pierre Leroux
Elisabeth Rambert
Yves Reynaud
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Bouly's secretary
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Michel Bonnet ...
Skinny colleague / Waiter (uncredited)
Vladimir Cosma ...
Violinist at Mouchy's party (uncredited)
Philippe Gildas ...
Radio news host (uncredited) (voice)

Directed by

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Yves Robert

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Jean-Loup Dabadie ... () &
Yves Robert ... ()
 
Jean-Loup Dabadie ... (dialogue)

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Alain Poiré ... delegate producer
Yves Robert ... delegate producer

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Vladimir Cosma

Cinematography by

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René Mathelin

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Pierre Gillette

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Monique André ... assistant editor

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Jean-Pierre Kohut-Svelko

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Nadine Dessalles ... (as Nadine Desalles)

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Patrick Archambault ... hair stylist
Irène Servet ... makeup artist

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Daniel Deschamps ... production manager

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Patrice Poiré ... assistant director
Marc Rivière ... assistant director

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Henri Berger ... property master
Pierre Charron ... set dresser
André Davalan ... property master
Pierre Gompertz ... assistant decorator

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Michèle Amsellem ... sound editor
Michèle Boëhm ... sound editor
Jean Fontaine ... boom operator
Jean-Pierre Lelong ... foley artist
Harald Maury ... sound
Claude Villand ... sound mixer

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Pierre-Laurent Chénieux ... assistant camera
Jean-Pierre Fizet ... still photographer
Anne Khripounoff ... assistant camera (as Anne Trigaux)
Michel Lebon ... camera operator
Claude Rouxel ... gaffer
André Thiéry ... key grip

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Christiane Fageol ... costumer
Elise Servet ... costumer

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Jean-Pierre Nossereau ... location manager

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Jean-Louis Chautemps ... musician: tenor sax
Tony Coe ... musician: tenor sax
Maurice Vander ... musician: piano

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Élisabeth Rappeneau ... script supervisor

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Paulette Andrieux ... press attache
Marcel Godot ... manager
Huguette Gras ... manager
Dominique Lallier ... manager
André Mennecier ... administrator
Crew believed to be complete

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Plot Summary

Marthe Dorsay, of all people, is having an affair--after all, Étienne has solid proof in his hands in the shape of a rather compromising photograph. Green with jealousy, the cuckolded husband embarks on a mission to identify her mysterious lover, convinced that his adulterous wife will soon make her first mistake; however, all efforts are in vain. But as the love lives of the four inseparable friends become more and more complicated, buying an idyllic country house just might be the distraction they need; however, their decision certainly has a price. Will the boys ever find what they are looking for? Written by Nick Riganas

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Also Known As
  • We Will All Meet in Paradise (United States)
  • Pardon Mon Affaire, Too! (United States)
  • Pardon Mon Affaire, Too! (World-wide, English title)
  • Pardon Mon Affaire, Too! (United Kingdom)
  • Wir kommen alle in den Himmel (Germany)
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  • 110 min
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Trivia Final film of Anne-Marie Blot. See more »
Goofs Around 01:27:27, Simon is wearing glasses. Around 01:27:35, when he's holding Bouly, he's not wearing them anymore. Around 01:27:42, he's wearing them again. See more »
Movie Connections Follows Pardon Mon Affaire (1976). See more »

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