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Roberte

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Two same-name French bachelors try computer dating and become lonely-guy buddies.

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Bruce McCabe Boston Globe 04/28/2018
Watching a Claude Lelouch film is often like sitting in a nice warm bath, sipping champagne. It's a palpably sensual experience. Go to Full Review Gary Arnold Washington Post 05/10/2017
Lelouch must have had the masterful comedies of Ernst Lubitsch and Sacha Guitry somewhere in the back of his fluttery mind while inventing "Robert et Robert," but he never achieves a magical light touch. Go to Full Review Vincent Canby New York Times 01/15/2008
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They are good company. Go to Full Review Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Spirituality & Practice 01/29/2004
Robert Et Robert is a bittersweet love story. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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08/28/2012 Charming Claude Lelouch film about two men named Robert (Charles Denner & Jacques Villeret) who form an unlikely friendship while trying to find a mate at a dating service. Some really humorous moments and nice performances make this an enjoyable comedy, though Lelouch does drag out his "Un Homme et Une Femme" reference at the end which was a bit too self reverential. (Though it was nice to see composer Francis Lai doing a cameo playing the theme on the accordian.) See more Read all reviews
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Claude Lelouch

Director

Charles Denner

Robert Goldman

Jacques Villeret

Robert Villiers

Jean-Claude Brialy

Jacques Millet

Macha Méril

Agathe

Germaine Montero

Mme Goldman
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Movie Info

Synopsis Two same-name French bachelors try computer dating and become lonely-guy buddies.
Director
Claude Lelouch
Production Co
Les Films 13
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
French (France)
Runtime
1h 45m