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One Can Always Dream 1991

★ 5.619 votes93 min📅 1991-02-16

In the world of comedy, few films showcase the transformative power of friendship like One Can Always Dream (1991).

Director: Pierre Richard

Cast

Pierre Richard
Pierre Richard
Charles De Boylesve
Smaïn
Smaïn
Rachid Merzahoui
Édith Scob
Édith Scob
Solange de Boylesve
Jacques Seiler
Jacques Seiler
Verlinden
Pierre Palmade
Pierre Palmade
Frédéric de Boylesve
Véronique Genest
Véronique Genest
La prostituée amatrice d'opéra
Bernard Freyd
Bernard Freyd
L'associé de Charles
Jean-Marie Galey
Jean-Marie Galey
Le directeur du supermarché
Jacques Ramade
Jacques Ramade
L'employé dans l'ascenseur
Marcel Philippot
Marcel Philippot
Le partenaire de golf de Charles

Frequently Asked Questions

What is One Can Always Dream (1991) about?

The film tells the story of a billionaire who befriends a petty criminal after a chance encounter at a supermarket.

Who directed One Can Always Dream?

The film was directed by Pierre Richard.

Who stars in One Can Always Dream?

The main cast includes Pierre Richard, Smaïn, Édith Scob, and Pierre Palmade.

Is One Can Always Dream (1991) worth watching?

With its uplifting themes and lighthearted tone, One Can Always Dream is a delightful watch for fans of comedy and those seeking a feel-good film experience.

How long is One Can Always Dream?

The film has a runtime of 93 minutes.

About One Can Always Dream (1991) — A Heartwarming Tale of Unlikely Friendship

In the world of comedy, few films showcase the transformative power of friendship like One Can Always Dream (1991). Directed by the talented Pierre Richard, this charming film tells the story of Charles de Boisleve, a billionaire who finds an unlikely companion in Rachid, a petty criminal. Their lives intersect in a chance encounter at a supermarket, setting off a chain of events that challenges their perceptions of class and status. As the two men navigate their complex relationship, they must confront the harsh realities of their worlds and the true meaning of friendship.

As One Can Always Dream meanders through its 93-minute runtime, it masterfully balances witty humor with poignant drama. Pierre Richard's deft direction brings out the best in his cast, including Smaïn and Édith Scob, who deliver memorable performances that add depth and nuance to the film. With its uplifting themes and lighthearted tone, One Can Always Dream is a delightful watch for fans of comedy and those seeking a feel-good film experience.