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Le zèbre ()


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Hippolyt, the titular oddball, is a far from typical country lawyer. He has been happily married to the woman of his dreams for 15 years, but has an incurable penchant for practical (or rather impractical) jokes.

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Hippolyte Pecheral
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Camille
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Grégoire
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Marie-Louise
François Dyrek ...
Alphonse
Carine Lemaire ...
Nathalie
Walter Allouch ...
Laurent
Brigitte Chamarande ...
Anne
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David
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Nogaret
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Casenave
Maurice Illouz ...
Durieux
Colette Bergé ...
Madame Mourleau
Pierre Gallon ...
Le proviseur
Laurent Hennequin ...
Bonnange
Olivier Brocheriou ...
Boyer
Nicolas Di Tullio ...
Berggrueur
Emmanuel Fouquet ...
Le facteur
Eric Bérenger ...
Malbuse
Jean-François Dérec ...
Le patron de l'hôtel
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Le fiancé
Delphine Quentin ...
La fiancée
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Monsieur Chenu
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Madame Chenu
Emmanuelle Meyssignac ...
Stéphanie
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Le médecin
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Le clerc de lune
Marie-Laurence ...
La belle mère
Arnaud Quoniam ...
L'enfant de choeur
David Khalfa ...
L'enfant de choeur
Dominique Salvatori ...
Un plongeur
Stéphane Lévêque ...
Un plongeur
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Directed by

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Jean Poiret

Written by

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Jean Poiret ... (scenario and dialogue)
 
Martin Lamotte ... (adaptation) &
Jean Poiret ... (adaptation)
 
Alexandre Jardin ... (novel)
 
Isabelle de Montille ... (collaborator for adaptation) &
Jean-Carol Larrivé ... (collaborator for adaptation)

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Thierry de Ganay ... producer
Monique Guerrier ... executive producer

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Jean-Claude Petit

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Eduardo Serra

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Catherine Kelber

Editorial Department

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Antoine Battistelli ... editor trainee
Marie-Christine Ratel ... assistant editor

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Françoise Menidrey

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Marie-Laure Berthelin

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Caroline de Vivaise
Florence Desouches

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Odile Fourquin ... key makeup artist
Jean Meric ... hair stylist
Eric Pierre ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Samuel Amar ... assistant unit manager
Frédéric Bovis ... unit manager: Nice (as Frederic Bovis)
Henri Brichetti ... production manager
Christine De Jekel ... unit manager

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Fabrice Grange ... assistant director
Christine Janeau ... assistant director
Marcel Kanche ... director: clip "Et la danse..."
Laure Prévost ... first assistant director
Jean-Philippe Stefani ... assistant director

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Hubert Devinck ... property master
Gérard James ... set designer
Jean-Philippe Reverdot ... set designer

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Michel Bensaïd ... sound assistant (as Michel Bensaid)
Gilbert Crozet ... post-synchronisation
Jean Goudier ... sound editor
Alain Lachassagne ... sound
Bernard Le Roux ... sound mixer
Jean-Louis Lebras ... boom operator (as Jean-Lousi Le Bras)
Jérôme Lévy ... foley artist
Pascal Mazière ... assistant foley artist
Francis Perreard ... stereo sound consultant: Dolby
Maguelone Pouget ... assistant sound editor
Claude Villand ... sound mixer

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Gilles Conseil ... stunts
Alain Guerillot ... stunts
Roland Neunreuther ... stunt coordinator
Cécile Pitel ... stunts
Daniel Vérité ... stunts

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Eric Bialas ... second assistant camera
Mario d'Orio ... grip
Dominique Delguste ... additional first assistant camera
Gilles Floquet ... grip
Jean-Christophe Gannagé ... video operator
Patrick Gasché ... electrician
Thierry Jault ... camera operator
Jean-Marie Leroy ... still photographer
Jean-Pierre Mas ... key grip
Philippe Pavans de Ceccatty ... first assistant camera
Jean-Claude Reux ... gaffer
Gilbert Seybald ... electrician
Yannick Seybald ... electrician

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Frédérique Santerre ... costumer

Location Management

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Arnaud Duterque ... location runner

Script and Continuity Department

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Patrick Aubrée ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Florence Arnal ... choreography consultant
Françoise Della Libera ... production administrator
Michel Garçon ... groupman
Richard Grandpierre ... press attache
William Pruss ... production assistant
Nicole Roland ... production secretary
Dominique Segall ... press attache

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Pierre Mondy ... special thanks

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Plot Summary

Can one ensure immortal love? Hippolyte, an eccentric notary, sees his marriage to Camille as his one great success. He also believes that love doesn't last, and this flummoxes him as they approach their 15th anniversary. To test her love for him, he promotes her seduction by an anonymous stranger, behaves badly to guests, makes love clumsily, sleeps in the guest room. All this breaks her spirit, and she asks him to move. It's devastating to Hippolyte, Camille, and their two sweet children, but he persists; he can't seem to shake this humour. Then, they reconcile and depart on a second honeymoon. Is this a renewal of domestic bliss or a an interlude in Hippolyte's mad design? Written by

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Also Known As
  • The Oddball (Canada, English title)
  • Das Zebra (Germany)
  • Zebra (Poland)
  • 妻への恋文 (Japan, Japanese title)
  • 'N te gekke vent (Netherlands)
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  • 95 min
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