Whatever You Say 2002
"Desperate to succeed?"
In the world of television production, the pursuit of success can be a cutthroat game. Guillaume Canet's 2002 film, Whatever You Say, takes viewers on a wild ride behind the scenes of a French television show.
Director: Guillaume Canet
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Whatever You Say (2002) about?
The film follows the story of a young production assistant as he navigates the complex world of television production and confronts the darker side of his ambition.
Who directed Whatever You Say?
Guillaume Canet brings his unique vision to the world of French television in this 2002 film.
Who stars in Whatever You Say?
Guillaume Canet, François Berléand, and Diane Kruger lead the talented cast of this French film.
Is Whatever You Say (2002) worth watching?
While the film may not have received a high rating on IMDb, its unique blend of crime, drama, and comedy makes it a must-see for fans of French cinema and television enthusiasts.
How long is Whatever You Say?
The film has a runtime of 110 minutes.
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About Whatever You Say (2002) — A Cutthroat World of Television Ambition
In the world of television production, the pursuit of success can be a cutthroat game. Guillaume Canet's 2002 film, Whatever You Say, takes viewers on a wild ride behind the scenes of a French television show. With its unique blend of crime, drama, and comedy, this film expertly weaves together the lives of ambitious young production assistants and the high-stakes world of television production.
As we follow the story of Bastien, a young and driven production assistant, we see the highs and lows of the television industry. With the guidance of Jean-Louis, a seasoned producer with a keen eye for talent, Bastien is given the opportunity to create his own television show. But as he navigates the complex web of television politics and relationships, Bastien must confront the darker side of his ambition.
Featuring a talented cast, including Guillaume Canet, François Berléand, and Diane Kruger, Whatever You Say is a must-see for fans of French cinema and television enthusiasts alike.