Les sous-doués

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Notorious dunces, the students of a Bac school compete in ingenuity and cheating to obtain the coveted diploma.Notorious dunces, the students of a Bac school compete in ingenuity and cheating to obtain the coveted diploma.Notorious dunces, the students of a Bac school compete in ingenuity and cheating to obtain the coveted diploma.

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Lucie Jumaucourt
(as Maria Pacome)

Daniel Auteuil

Baptiste Lavalle, alias Bebel

Philippe Taccini

Julien Senquin

Tonie Marshall

Catherine Jumaucourt

Hubert Deschamps

Léon Jumaucourt

Raymond Bussières

Gaston
(as Raymond Bussieres)

Georges Anderson

Le père de Togo

Féodor Atkine

Le père de MC 2
(as Feodor Atkine)

Henri Attal

Mohammed

Gaëtan Bloom

Gaëtan
(as Gaetan Bloom)

Richard Bohringer

Le pion

Jean Cherlian

Le menuisier
(as Jean Cherian)

Etienne Draber

Le père de Julien

Hélène Zidi

Sarah
(as Helene Dublin)

Katherine Erhardy

Jeanne Hamilton
(as Catherine Erhardy)

Dominique Hulin

Bruce Kateka

Patrick Laurent

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- Claude Zidi
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Trivia
The electronic pocket translator assistant is a Craig M100, displayed under the French brand Ami Memory System, also known as FA300. But this model was not able to create a vocal output.

Goofs
The prank with the hearing aid wouldn't work because the professor would hear his own amplified voice when saying "speak louder" to the pupils.

Connections
Featured in Fan des années 80: 1980 #1 (2009)

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9/10

Still Loved this Movie!

I saw this movie back in Hungary, when I myself was also in high school, and absolutely loved it. Today I had a chance to see it again, and was a little worried that being 20 years older, and having seen so many more movies since then, I may end up being disappointed. But fortunately it didn't happen! I still found the jokes, the kids and the faculty hilariously funny. The movie successfully transpired that distinct CUTE goofiness we liked so much in other French movies (most notably in those of Louis de Funes), but is completely missing from otherwise brilliant flicks like American Pie. I wish I could find this movie in English, at least with subtitles; I'm sure the American education system could relate to it real good...

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