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* AnAesop: Don't brush off people as 'dumb'.
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** This phrase has undergone MemeticMutation in France, where it's now used for saying someone looks dumb/uneducated/redneck/etc.
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A 1998 French comedy directed and written by Creator/FrancisVeber, ''Le dîner de cons'' (''The Dinner Game'') was a financial and critical success in France and in the United Kingdom. [[TheFilmOfThePlay Based on Veber's long-running play of the same name]], the movie won Best Scenario, Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor at the Césars Awards. The song "Le temps ne fait rien à l'affaire" by Music/GeorgesBrassens was used for the opening credits.
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A 1998 French comedy comedy[=/=]{{farce}} directed and written by Creator/FrancisVeber, ''Le dîner de cons'' (''The Dinner Game'') was a financial and critical success in France and in the United Kingdom. [[TheFilmOfThePlay Based on Veber's long-running play of the same name]], the movie won Best Scenario, Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor at the Césars Awards. The song "Le temps ne fait rien à l'affaire" by Music/GeorgesBrassens was used for the opening credits.
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A 1998 French comedy directed and written by Creator/FrancisVeber, ''Le dîner de cons'' (''The Dinner Game'') was a financial and critical success in France and in the United Kingdom. [[TheFilmOfThePlay Based on Veber's long-running play of the same name]], the movie won Best Scenario, Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor at the Césars Awards. It remains a cult movie in France and one of the late Jacques Villeret's most beloved roles.
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A 1998 French comedy directed and written by Creator/FrancisVeber, ''Le dîner de cons'' (''The Dinner Game'') was a financial and critical success in France and in the United Kingdom. [[TheFilmOfThePlay Based on Veber's long-running play of the same name]], the movie won Best Scenario, Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor at the Césars Awards. It remains a cult movie in France and one of The song "Le temps ne fait rien à l'affaire" by Music/GeorgesBrassens was used for the late Jacques Villeret's most beloved roles.
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* CutAndPasteTranslation: Although there's not really a way to make the joke work in English; Sasseur is a perfectly plausible name. "Hissister"... not so much.
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Every Wednesday, French editor Pierre Brochant and some of his friends organize a very special dinner: a "dîner de cons" (Literally: "Dinner of shmucks"), where whoever brings the dumbest guest wins.
Desperate to find a suitable candidate for the week, Brochant invites a friend's recommendation: François Pignon, a taxman who build models out of matchsticks and seems like "a real winner". Unfortunately, Brochant hadn't exactly counted on the fact that on the evening of the dinner, he'd have thrown his back playing golf, his wife would have left him and he'd be stuck at home, alone with Pignon, who's a goofball extraordinaire...
A 1998 French comedy directed and written by Creator/FrancisVeber, ''Le dîner de cons'' (''The Dinner Game'') was a financial and critical success in France and in the United Kingdom. [[TheFilmOfThePlay Based on Veber's long-running play of the same name]], the movie won Best Scenario, Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor at the Césars Awards. It remains a cult movie in France and one of the late Creator/JacquesVilleret's most beloved roles.
Desperate to find a suitable candidate for the week, Brochant invites a friend's recommendation: François Pignon, a taxman who build models out of matchsticks and seems like "a real winner". Unfortunately, Brochant hadn't exactly counted on the fact that on the evening of the dinner, he'd have thrown his back playing golf, his wife would have left him and he'd be stuck at home, alone with Pignon, who's a goofball extraordinaire...
A 1998 French comedy directed and written by Creator/FrancisVeber, ''Le dîner de cons'' (''The Dinner Game'') was a financial and critical success in France and in the United Kingdom. [[TheFilmOfThePlay Based on Veber's long-running play of the same name]], the movie won Best Scenario, Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor at the Césars Awards. It remains a cult movie in France and one of the late Creator/JacquesVilleret's most beloved roles.
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Every Wednesday, French editor Pierre Brochant (Creator/ThierryLhermitte) and some of his friends organize a very special dinner: a "dîner de cons" (Literally: "Dinner of shmucks"), where whoever brings the dumbest guest wins.
Desperate to find a suitable candidate for the week, Brochant invites a friend's recommendation: FrançoisPignon, Pignon (Creator/JacquesVilleret), a taxman who build models out of matchsticks and seems like "a real winner". Unfortunately, Brochant hadn't exactly counted on the fact that on the evening of the dinner, he'd have thrown his back playing golf, his wife would have left him and he'd be stuck at home, alone with Pignon, who's a goofball extraordinaire...
A 1998 French comedy directed and written by Creator/FrancisVeber, ''Le dîner de cons'' (''The Dinner Game'') was a financial and critical success in France and in the United Kingdom. [[TheFilmOfThePlay Based on Veber's long-running play of the same name]], the movie won Best Scenario, Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor at the Césars Awards. It remains a cult movie in France and one of the lateCreator/JacquesVilleret's Jacques Villeret's most beloved roles.
Desperate to find a suitable candidate for the week, Brochant invites a friend's recommendation: François
A 1998 French comedy directed and written by Creator/FrancisVeber, ''Le dîner de cons'' (''The Dinner Game'') was a financial and critical success in France and in the United Kingdom. [[TheFilmOfThePlay Based on Veber's long-running play of the same name]], the movie won Best Scenario, Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor at the Césars Awards. It remains a cult movie in France and one of the late
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Desperate to find a suitable candidate for the week, Brochant invites a friend's recommendation: François Pignon, a taxman who build models out of matchsticks and seems like "a real winner". Unfortunately, Brochant hadn't exactly counted on the fact that on the evening of the dinner, he'd have thrown his back playing golf, his wife would have left him and he'd be stuck at home, alone with Pignon...
Pignon, who's a goofball extraordinaire...
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A 1998 French comedy directed and written by Creator/FrancisVeber, ''Le dîner de cons'' (''The Dinner Game'') was a financial and critical success in France and in the United Kingdom. Based on Veber's long-running play of the same name, the movie won Best Scenario, Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor at the Césars Awards. It remains a cult movie in France and one of the late Creator/JacquesVilleret's most beloved roles.
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A 1998 French comedy directed and written by Creator/FrancisVeber, ''Le dîner de cons'' (''The Dinner Game'') was a financial and critical success in France and in the United Kingdom. [[TheFilmOfThePlay Based on Veber's long-running play of the same name, name]], the movie won Best Scenario, Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor at the Césars Awards. It remains a cult movie in France and one of the late Creator/JacquesVilleret's most beloved roles.
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A 1998 French comedy directed and written by Creator/FrancisVeber, ''Le dîner de cons'' (''The Dinner Game'') was a financial and critical success in France and in the United Kingdom. Based on Veber's long-running play of the same name, the movie won Best Scenario, Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor at the Césars Awards. It remains a cult movie in France and one of the late Jacques Villeret's most beloved roles.
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A 1998 French comedy directed and written by Creator/FrancisVeber, ''Le dîner de cons'' (''The Dinner Game'') was a financial and critical success in France and in the United Kingdom. Based on Veber's long-running play of the same name, the movie won Best Scenario, Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor at the Césars Awards. It remains a cult movie in France and one of the late Jacques Villeret's Creator/JacquesVilleret's most beloved roles.
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A 1998 French comedy directed and written by Creator/FrancisVeber, ''Le dîner de cons'' (''The Dinner Game'') was a financial and critical success in France and in the United Kingdom. Based on Veber's long-running play of the same name, the movie won Best Scenario, Best Actor and Best 2nd Actor at the Césars Awards. It remains a cult movie in France and one of the late Jacques Villeret's most beloved roles.
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A 1998 French comedy directed and written by Creator/FrancisVeber, ''Le dîner de cons'' (''The Dinner Game'') was a financial and critical success in France and in the United Kingdom. Based on Veber's long-running play of the same name, the movie won Best Scenario, Best Actor and Best 2nd Supporting Actor at the Césars Awards. It remains a cult movie in France and one of the late Jacques Villeret's most beloved roles.
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A 1998 French comedy directed and written by Creator/FrancisVeber, '''''Le dîner de cons''''' (''The Dinner Game'') was a financial and critical success in France and in the United Kingdom. Based on Veber's long-running play of the same name, the movie won Best Scenario, Best Actor and Best 2nd Actor at the Césars Awards. It remains a cult movie in France and one of the late Jacques Villeret's most beloved roles.
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A 1998 French comedy directed and written by Creator/FrancisVeber, '''''Le ''Le dîner de cons''''' cons'' (''The Dinner Game'') was a financial and critical success in France and in the United Kingdom. Based on Veber's long-running play of the same name, the movie won Best Scenario, Best Actor and Best 2nd Actor at the Césars Awards. It remains a cult movie in France and one of the late Jacques Villeret's most beloved roles.
