In 2008, the reversal point of the reversal was mentioned in the career of Eric Judor, as it was a year when the actor began on the big screen director, with his friend Ramzi Bedia. This is the first time comedy with Seuls Two, which tells the story of a police officer and a thief in Paris … deserted from all his inhabitants!
ForInterview recently to our colleagues in artEric Judor, who admits that “a little too far” went to another comedy with things, returned to this seuls Cartoon Worship. “On the works we and I did, we always had models that we wanted to move but inspiration.”Says it. “And once, Seoul two, it was the world Tom and Jerry. The cat and mouse in the kitchen is in the apartment. “
“Since we were popular at the time, we had cards, as they say, we could raise a big budget and think that super classic was a great chase in Paris, just for us.”Continues Judor, laughs. “It was a kind of a great whim, but with a slightly artistic, slightly modern impulse.”
For “Great whim” With a recognized press, from 5 to 3 to 3.5, Elik and Ramz, who had been designed for seven years, brilliantly took on a very difficult challenge: filming on completely empty Parisian streets! “A lot of worth it”It first starts Judor (the film’s budget is estimated at € 15 million) before details about a very crazy organization.
Army blocks Champs-Elysées for six minutes
“We had 300 blockers that block each carriage entrance to the street we were getting.He says, not so much proud. “We used the parade rehearsals the previous day. The army dropped all its tanks and then retained the Champs-Elysées for six minutes.”
When the film came out, Eric and Rami said how close the seuls were two projects with their heart. “This idea between a small police officer and an empty city of a small bandit comes from a childhood dream: Locking yourself in a shop and doing what you want, a little like a baby Toy“Announced a duet.
Trailer “seuls two”:
Source: Allocine
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