1986
4.7
33
March 19, 1986
2h 4m
French rocker Johnny Halliday stars as a professional thief just released from jail. He returns to stealing to support his family. After several successful thefts, he decides to include his under-aged kid into the "family business".
Original Title
Conseil de famille
Spoken Languages
French
Production Countries
France
Budget
N/A
Revenue
N/A
Production Companies
Director
Writer
Producer
Composer
Screenplay
Production Companies
Gaumont, K.G. Productions, Films A2
Director
Costa-Gavras
Writer
N/A
Producer
Michèle Ray-Gavras
Composer
N/A
Screenplay
Costa-Gavras
Johnny Hallyday
Role: Louis, the Father
Fanny Ardant
Role: Marianne, the Mother
Guy Marchand
Role: Maximilien Faucon
Rémi Martin
Role: François, the Son
Caroline Pochon
Role: Martine, the Daughter
Fabrice Luchini
Role: Shady Lawyer
Françoise Bette
Role: The Sister in Law
Ann-Gisel Glass
Role: Sophie
Julien Bertheau
Role: Owner of the Darts House
Robert Deslandes
Role: Neighbor in Brittany
Rosine Cadoret
Role: Neighbor on the Balcony
Philippe De Brugada
Role: Enraged Owner
Michel Crémadès
Role: Darty Installer
Gérard Dubois
Role: Metro Man
Anne Macina
Role: Monique
Vincent Martin
Role: Pierre
Françoise Michaud
Role: Nicole
Charly Chemouny
Role: Bulgarian Twin
Mouss Zouheyri
Role: Bulgarian Twin
Alejandra Vidal
Role: One of the Twins
Claudine Berg
Role:
Marc Estrada
Role:
Jeanne Herviale
Role:
François Levantal
Role:
Sophie Michaud
Role:
Georges Montillier
Role:
François Négret
Role:
Patrick Bauchau
Role: Octave, the Brother (uncredited)
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