Paparazzi Page #4

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:
5.4
NOT RATED
Year:
1998
111 min
44 Views


- It's you.

- Yeah.

Not taking my picture?

Course not.

My wife and family aren't here.

Alone, I'm boring to you.

Give me a scoop.

What's the special?

Chicken curry.

You're a hero.

A real hero.

- You're friends with Arthur?

- You saw.

Where you at with R. R?

I'm no actor, I'm innocent.

I was just there.

One-track mind!

I got a lead.

We'll find him.

This is me.

Better take my car then.

- Well?

- Left in a taxi.

- Both of them?

- Yeah, an hour ago.

Anything new, call me.

- Who's he?

- Nobody.

Neighbor. Tips me off.

- A thousand for that?

- Two thousand.

College man, no fool.

Sure, right.

Let's get to work.

- What're you doing?!

- How about you?

Working.

Best job there is?

Not pregnant.

- Who?

- Adjani.

She eats ravioli? Why her garbage?

She's got a new guy.

- Check that out.

- What is it?

Medicine, you never know.

She didn't have AIDS.

Antispaz.

Muscle spasms, won't kill ya.

- Cephyl.

- Migraine.

Maalox.

Acid stomach. Stress gets 'em all.

Super's watching.

On the payroll. No cash,

just a free subscription.

Yoghurt's still good, eggs too.

Somebody's going bye-bye.

Julie, it's Michel.

Sorry, I had a problem last night.

Not mad? Good.

Call this number in L.A.

Ask for Mr. Bookman.

You're Adjani's secretary, OK?

Thank him for the screenplay.

So on and so forth.

You mislaid the schedule.

Find out if she's in L.A.

And what time she arrives.

Got it?

Thanks, hurry it up.

Stop cleaning.

I'm going to L.A.

Here's your thousand.

I've never been there.

You going direct?

- No, I stop at the airport.

- Never been there either.

Can I come? I'll take a bus back.

I knew it. Flight 062?

That leaves at 7:50.

Maybe I can catch it.

You're a genius. Big kiss. Bye.

Know the times by heart?

I know Los.

- Los?

- Los Angeles.

You just go? What'll you wear?

I'll pick something up.

Must have lots of clothes.

What a life. Taking off for L.A.

Without a word. I'm impressed.

I take the kid to Eurodisney,

the planning takes 2 months.

What does he care if I get through?

Some a**holes, boy...

Want to make a thousand?

- Got a cell phone?

- Not yet.

- Got a phone?

- Yeah.

Keep the car 3 days.

- Got a license?

- Yeah, I got a car.

Let's see. Never know.

- You get it back for the car.

- Right, logical. Awesome.

Here's the thousand.

Registration's in there.

Where you going?

Terminal A.

Right.

Awesome.

Michel Verdier.

Smoking.

Smoke-free flight.

I paid.

Enjoy your flight.

Yes?

What's wrong?

- What?

- Never saw her like this.

What is it?

A phone call. She broke down.

- From who?

- Benjamin.

That jerkoff.

She said she wouldn't go on.

She wanted to take pills,

stop recording. You know her.

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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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