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Hairdresser's Husband (The)

Country: France, Language: French, 82 mins

Original Title

Le Mari de la Coiffeuse
  • Director: Patrice Leconte
  • Writer: Claude Klotz; Patrice Leconte
  • Producer: Thierry de Ganay; Monique Guerrier

CGiii Comment

A very beautiful film...full of sweet nostalgia.


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The(ir) Blurb...

Twelve-year-old Antoine falls profoundly in love with a voluptuous but suicidal hairdresser, a formative experience he never forgets. Much later in life, he seeks to repeat his romance by marrying Mathilde - also voluptuous and also a hairdresser - with whom he forms an intimate and consuming relationship in an attempt to blot out the miseries of this world from their lives.

Cast & Characters

Jean Rochefort as Antoine;
Anna Galiena as Mathilde;
Roland Bertin as Antoine's father;
Maurice Chevit as Ambroise Dupre dit Isidore Agopian;
Philippe Clevenot as Morvoisieux;
Jacques Mathou as Julien Gora;
Claude Aufaure as Gay Costomer;
Albert Delpy as Donecker;
Henry Hocking as Antoine - Age 12;
Ticky Holgado as Morvoisieux Son-in-Law;
Michele Laroque as Adopted Child's Mother;
Anne-Marie Pisani as Madame Shaeffer;
Pierre Meyrand as Antoine's Brother;
Yveline Ailhaud as Antoine's Mother;
Julien Bukowski as Gloomy Man