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Please, Please Me! 2009

★ 5.843 votes90 min📅 2009-06-24

"Dating the President's daughter"

In Emmanuel Mouret's charming 2009 French comedy *Please, Please Me!*, Ariane finds herself tangled in a web of romantic assumptions when she suspects her boyfriend, Jean-Jacques, harbors feelings for another woman, Élisabeth.

Director: Emmanuel Mouret

Cast

Emmanuel Mouret
Emmanuel Mouret
Jean-Jacques
Judith Godrèche
Judith Godrèche
Elisabeth
Déborah François
Déborah François
Aneth
Frédérique Bel
Frédérique Bel
Ariane
Mikaël Gaudin
Grégoire
Fred Epaud
Fred Epaud
The Seductor
Frédéric Niedermayer
Frédéric Niedermayer
Jean-Paul
Karine Ventalon
Karine Ventalon
Woman of the Train
Olivier Galfione
Olivier Galfione
Thomas
Jean-François Fagour
Jean-François Fagour
The Vigil

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Please, Please Me! (2009) about?

The film follows Ariane as she pushes her boyfriend, Jean-Jacques, to pursue another woman, Élisabeth, in hopes of freeing him from his supposed fantasies. Unbeknownst to him, Élisabeth is the daughter of the French President, leading to a string of comedic mishaps and unexpected revelations.

Who directed Please, Please Me!?

Emmanuel Mouret, the French filmmaker known for his sharp comedies and insightful character studies, directed the film.

Who stars in Please, Please Me!?

The film features Emmanuel Mouret, Judith Godrèche, Déborah François, Frédérique Bel, and Mikaël Gaudin in its core cast.

Is Please, Please Me! (2009) worth watching?

While not rated on IMDb, *Please, Please Me!* offers a witty and engaging take on romantic comedies, blending humor with a touch of absurdity. Its short runtime and strong performances make it a charming choice for fans of lighthearted French cinema.

How long is Please, Please Me!?

The film has a runtime of 90 minutes.

About Please, Please Me! (2009) — A Comedy of Romantic Missteps and Political Intrigue

In Emmanuel Mouret's charming 2009 French comedy *Please, Please Me!*, Ariane finds herself tangled in a web of romantic assumptions when she suspects her boyfriend, Jean-Jacques, harbors feelings for another woman, Élisabeth. To untangle the situation, she takes a bold step—encouraging him to pursue Élisabeth directly, unaware that this woman is none other than the daughter of the French President. What begins as a well-intentioned plan spirals into a series of hilarious misunderstandings and unexpected twists, blending sharp wit with lighthearted chaos. Mouret's direction infuses the film with playful energy and a satirical edge, exploring themes of love, deception, and the absurdity of romantic logic.

With its breezy 90-minute runtime, *Please, Please Me!* (2009) delivers a delightful escape into the unpredictable world of modern relationships. The cast, led by Mouret himself alongside Judith Godrèche and Déborah François, brings charm and comedic timing to the story, making it a standout in the comedy genre. The film's tagline—"Dating the President's daughter"—hints at its clever premise, where political intrigue meets romantic folly, creating a unique and entertaining cinematic experience.