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Daddy Cool 2017

★ 5.9211 votes97 min📅 2017-11-01

Adrien, a 40-year-old man stuck in perpetual adolescence, faces the shock of his life when his 35-year-old girlfriend Maude dumps him—determined to start a family and leave his childish ways behind.

Director: Maxime Govare

Cast

Vincent Elbaz
Vincent Elbaz
Adrien
Laurence Arné
Laurence Arné
Maude
Grégory Fitoussi
Grégory Fitoussi
Renaud
Jean-François Cayrey
Jean-François Cayrey
Emmanuel
Nadège Dabrowski
Nadège Dabrowski
Constance
Bernard Le Coq
Bernard Le Coq
Martin
Juliette Pivolot
Juliette
Abel Mansouri Asselain
Abel
Maxence Chanfong-Dubois
Maxence
Sarah Le Huu Nho
Sarah Le Huu Nho
Sarah

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Daddy Cool (2017) about?

The film follows Adrien, a 40-year-old man who refuses to grow up, as he's dumped by his girlfriend Maude for being too immature. Desperate to win her back, he moves into the apartment she's leaving—only to transform it into a nursery school. What ensues is a comedic yet touching exploration of adulthood, responsibility, and second chances.

Who directed Daddy Cool?

Maxime Govare directed *Daddy Cool*. Known for his work in French comedy, Govare brings a playful yet heartfelt touch to Adrien's chaotic journey toward maturity.

Who stars in Daddy Cool?

The film features Vincent Elbaz as Adrien, Laurence Arné as Maude, Grégory Fitoussi, Jean-François Cayrey, and Nadège Dabrowski in key roles.

Is Daddy Cool (2017) worth watching?

A lighthearted but surprisingly poignant comedy, *Daddy Cool (2017)* offers laughs and a relatable message about growing up. While it may not be a cinematic masterpiece, its charm and humor make it a solid choice for fans of feel-good comedies.

How long is Daddy Cool?

The runtime for *Daddy Cool* is 97 minutes.

About Daddy Cool (2017) — A hilarious comedy about growing up in the most unexpected way

Adrien, a 40-year-old man stuck in perpetual adolescence, faces the shock of his life when his 35-year-old girlfriend Maude dumps him—determined to start a family and leave his childish ways behind. Desperate to win her back, Adrien makes a bold move: he moves into the very apartment Maude plans to vacate, transforming it into a nursery school. What follows is a hilarious and surprisingly heartfelt journey through the absurdity of parenting, as Adrien navigates diaper changes, playground politics, and the realization that growing up might not be so bad after all.

Directed by Maxime Govare with a sharp eye for comedic timing, *Daddy Cool (2017)* blends slapstick humor with genuine emotional beats. Vincent Elbaz shines as the lovably immature Adrien, while Laurence Arné delivers a standout performance as the no-nonsense Maude. This French comedy thrives on its relatable themes—second chances, maturity, and the chaos of parenthood—wrapped in a feel-good package that's as charming as it is funny.