Peut-être bien

Titre original : Maybe Baby

2000
R
1h 44m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,6/10

6,2 k

MA NOTE

Rowan Atkinson, Joely Richardson, Emma Thompson, Hugh Laurie, and Joanna Lumley in Peut-être bien (2000)

Liretrailer1 min 59 s

1 vidéo

30 photos

Comedy Romance

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA comedy about a couple (Hugh Laurie and Joely Richardson) who are trying to conceive a child.A comedy about a couple (Hugh Laurie and Joely Richardson) who are trying to conceive a child.A comedy about a couple (Hugh Laurie and Joely Richardson) who are trying to conceive a child.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,6/10

6,2 k

MA NOTE

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Prix
- 1 nomination au total

Vidéos1

Trailer 1:59

Maybe Baby

Photos29

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Anecdotes
Hugh Laurie directed some scenes when Ben Elton had to go to hospital for the birth of his children. Elton and his wife had been undergoing IVF treatment.

Gaffes
About 34 minutes into the film, there is a scene in a restaurant. In one shot, there is a waitress at the table, and another one setting down plates at a table in the background. The camera cuts away for less than two seconds upon th arrival of a character, then cuts back, but with both waitress prematurely gone.

Citations
Sheila: Well Mr. Phipps, you are in perilous danger of turning me back into a heterosexual.

Connexions
References The Addams Family (1964)

Bandes originales
Maybe Baby
Composed Buddy Holly (as Charles Hardin) and Norman Petty
Performed by Paul McCartney

Commentaires des utilisateurs60

Commentaire en vedette

6/10

Hmmm.......

This romantic comedy lost its way a bit leaving it only partly romantic and I'm afraid not always very funny. There are a few shots at Auntie (the BBC for our overseas readers) and several very good lines though some may be very familiar to those who have seen writer Ben Elton's stand up show or his BBC series.

A full cast of 80s alternative comedians makes their appearance, Emma Thompson almost looking identical to her mother in 'Saving Grace' in her mad hippie cameo and Dawn French affecting a bizarre Aussie accent as a nurse.

Hugh Laurie does well as always in his role as a sort of alternative 90s Cary Grant and James Purefoy will get most people's juices running (cf. the line by Joanna Lumley's character quoted in an earlier comment) but all in all this just wasn't funny enough, I don't know why, perhaps there were just too many targets.

Only 6/10 from me I'm afraid.