Didier Bourdon, who will soon star in The Perfect Man, has made a statement that will delight fans of the unknown. The third part of Les Trois Frères is planned by the cult comics trio!
Will Big Bourdon, Pascal Legitimus and Bernard Campaign return to the Latour costumes in the third episode of Les Trois frères?
He asked BFM-TV As part of the promotion of L’Homme parfait, Didier Bourdon made a sensational announcement!
That would be the last part, it would be the three grandfathers.
“There is an idea for the third part of ‘Three Brothers.’ This is going to be the last part, this is going to be Three Grandparents.– Said the actor.
The latter even specifies that it is so “From a similar idea in the air”And that Les Inconnus, the directors of the first two opuses of Les Trois frères, will not be the director of this third feature film, “Be really free from this restriction.”
“The third film would have been a more adventurous part. We would have left France. I think Bernard Campaign and Pascal Legitimus are open for that.” He concluded.
Notably, The Three Brothers garnered 6,897,098 movie theaters in 1995. The Three Brothers, The Return, released in 2014, attracted 2,240,876 million curious people.
Meanwhile, Les Inconnus has another project directed by Riyad Satuf. They are also planning to return to the stage!
In February, Didier Bourdon also told us that in addition to the film project, there might soon be a TV reunion.
“Our rights are falling apart, so of course because of the new contract – and I think we’re already old – maybe we can do a special program to talk about our sketches, to talk about stories.”Said Big Bourdon for AlloCiné.
Find Big Burdon on June 22 in the movie The Perfect Man.
Source: allocine
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