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After being kept out of a train by the alarmed commuter, Depardieu is seen walking through a tunnel of the station -- where he finds the commuter who we've seen leave on that train just seconds ago.
Notes on Strange Fiction: The Pataphysical Quirk Hal Duncan 2008
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After being kept out of a train by the alarmed commuter, Depardieu is seen walking through a tunnel of the station -- where he finds the commuter who we've seen leave on that train just seconds ago.
Archive 2008-08-01 Hal Duncan 2008
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RIP Guillaume Depardieu is set with this same theme by Delerue.
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Depardieu is well abetted by the young and beautiful Cécile de France, so different here from her characters in last year's delightful Avenue Montaigne (currently in US theaters) and Russian Dolls.
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RIP Guillaume Depardieu is set with this same theme by Delerue.
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Instead of absorbing the potential aspirations of a good story line, one spends more time watching this tedious filmwondering why Thierry is so terribly annoying, why nobody's speeding up the arduous pacing, and why talented actors such as Depardieu and Rampling are chewing the scenery so embarrassingly.
TODAYonline 2008
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French actor and winemaker born in Chateauroux, France, Depardieu has been nominated for an Academy Award for his movie, Cyrano de Bergerac and a Golden Globe for Best Actor in the film, Green Card.
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Depardieu plays Germain, a big hunk of a man in his mid-fifties who, for all intents and purposes, is functionally illiterate.
George Heymont: The Old Lady and the Book George Heymont 2011
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A new French film starring Gérard Depardieu and 95-year-old Gisèle Casadesus stands a good chance of becoming the poster child for adult literacy programs.
George Heymont: The Old Lady and the Book George Heymont 2011
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In the 1990 movie of the same name starring Gerard Depardieu, the nose is an intriguing blend and of believable proportions.
Big Nose, Little Nose, Young Nose, Blue Nose « Colleen Anderson 2010
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