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Robert et Robert

1978, French. Directed by Claude Lelouch.

Robert #1 is played by Charles Denner, while Robert #2 is played by Jacques Villeret. Beyond their common name, the two Roberts are as different as night and day. Oh, there is one more resemblance: both Roberts are lonely, and both hope to meet suitable mates through a computer dating service. As they await the arrival of their new dates, Robert et Robert become fast friends. Of the three favorite film subjects of writer/director Claude Lelouch--romance, crime, and politics--Robert et Robert falls firmly into the first category.

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1h 46m
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Released
13 June 1978
Country
France
Written by
Claude Lelouch

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Robert et Robert (1978) was directed by Claude Lelouch and stars Charles Denner, Jacques Villeret, Jean-Claude Brialy.

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