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Marry Me is a french film of genre Comedy directed by Harriet Marin with Michèle Laroque
Marry Me (2000)
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A la suite d'une dispute avec son mari Hadrien, Oriane consulte un mage qui lui prédit un avenir plutôt sombre. Oriane refuse cette alternative et demande au mage de consulter a nouveau sa boule de cristal. Le mage recommence la même histoire à un détail près. Cette fois, c'est elle qui quitte son mari pour un autre homme. La jeune femme rejette cette nouvelle version et décide de prendre son destin en main.Actors
Michèle Laroque
(Oriane Roche)
Vincent Pérez
(Hadrien Roche)
Audrey Tautou
(Marie-Ange)
Miki Manojlović
(Le mage Bodel)
Arnaud Giovaninetti
(Xavier)
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