Paparazzi Page #2

Synopsis: At a football match, an unscrupulous photographer, Michel Verdier, takes pictures of a celebrity couple. Magazine editors go with the photos even though the dominant figure in them is a chubby football fan. "So let him sue." When the magazine appears, the fan, Franck Bordoni, is fired since he was supposed to be at work. Bordoni comes to the magazine where, by coincidence, he meets Verdier. Verdier says he knows how to make some money. They go to a restaurant where Johnny Hallyday is leaving. Verdier has Bordoni take pictures with a cheap camera. When the celebrity assaults the patsy and smashes his camera ... Verdier gets some very lucrative shots. They get a tip that Isabelle Adjani has left her house. They arrive; Verdier pays off Adjani's neighbour. Verdier searches her garbage. Adjani has left for L.A. Verdier follows her, entrusting his keys to Bordoni. At Verdier's apartment, Bordoni takes a call for someone to shoot vanity photos of a millionaire's party. Bordoni goes there. As
 
IMDB:
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Year:
1998
111 min
44 Views


What? Where are you?

Well get out of bed!

A 104-fever is fine. Up to 107.

Get over to Tartine et Chocolat.

I can't get near it. They know me.

Sh*t!

Will you help?

I'm no star, I'm innocent.

You know R. R? Who is he?

Unemployed?

Want to make 1,000 F?

On the cover, Yasmine showed me.

Well, all you see is him!

Call Mom. And Jean-Luc.

No, he probably doesn't even know.

They'll be jealous at work.

OK, me too.

Your customer's here.

Be right there, Mrs. Casalis.

This is Mrs. Bordoni.

Can I speak to my husband?

Be right with you...

My husband.

Not there?

But he's on days now.

I see.

I'm obsessed. Will you help me?

Help you what?

Find R.R.

Sure we'll find R.R., but it might

take time. Got to research it.

Thanks.

A real scoop.

Your window.

Little scumbag.

Who?

Yellow jacket. 15 minutes ago,

he had a fever of 104.

What medicine he take?

- Where's the store?

- Courtyard.

Watch this.

Hello, I'm a neighbor of yours.

You have paparazzis out front.

Don't mention it. Bye now.

They're f***ed.

- Stroll in and hide.

- Where?

Behind the trash. When they...

- Who's in there?

- Johnny and Carla Bruni.

I take their picture? I love them.

- They're not together.

- They will be.

Awesome.

Look, best there is.

Press, turn. Press, turn.

Got it?

I think so.

I'll wait here. They know me.

- Here's your thou.

- After. You kidding?

This is great.

- Taxi's coming.

- Sir, Madam...

The back way, please.

Stay by the limo, keep them busy.

Drop it, come on.

It's not me, it's for a magazine!

Plus he's stupid!

This guy's a paparazzi?

See my puss?

See my puss?

I see a photo in a magazine,

you got my puss in your face!

Got that?

Let's get out of here.

Have a nice day.

You, too.

That was Frank.

You hung up?

I said you were out. Let him stew.

Stew? But I don't want him to.

Easy. You're almost

down to the bone.

I'm sorry, Mrs. Lefvre.

He can't admit he was fired.

What he say?

He's on a business trip

with his boss.

See what I mean?

He can't tell me.

It's not his fault,

he's just too nice.

Last time, he was cook in a camp.

Food was so good,

the kids overate.

And at the garage...

You're no wife, you're his mother.

So you're not a couple.

That could prevent orgasm.

Hey, I have orgasms.

I never have. What's it like?

It's weird.

Like you're going to die.

Want some gnocchi?

It's cold.

Roman or potatoe?

- Semolina.

- Roman.

- Michel in today?

- Couldn't say.

With him it's anyone's guess.

He owes me 1,000 F.

No picture, but I got hit.

The pictures came out great.

Here, look.

- Next week's issue.

- Again?

This magazine tortures people

who aren't even famous.

God. You see that?

Typical Tuesday. Monday they call,

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Alain Berbérian

Alain Berbérian (Armenian: Ալեն Բերբերյան; 2 July 1953 – 22 August 2017) was a French film director and writer of Armenian descent. more…

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