The Belgian Job

2012 · 95 MIN · IMDB 5.2 · 494 VOTES · DIR. Christian Merret-Palmair

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Overview

Willy Vander Brook, a world with Franco-Belgian roots, travels to Paris for an interview. He is welcomed by his childhood friend Serge, an ex pub operator, and his roommate Frank, a fierce supporter of the Walloon independence. When Willy discovers that his candidacy is not accepted because he is Belgian, he and his compatriots decide to take revenge

Dialogue Timeline — 1,504 lines

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00:00:38 THE BELGIAN JOB
00:04:02 Red light! Stop!
00:07:34 The day I saw him changed my life. The Kinepolis, September 8, 1993.
00:12:01 stinking of beer,
00:15:23 Thank you, Your Highness.
00:19:16 Find it funny?
00:23:24 I'm a concierge, Serge owns a bar,
00:26:20 This money may help me get it back.
00:29:38 We're risking a lot here.
00:33:30 You're exhausting.
00:36:23 Action, soldier!
00:39:40 Flemish goes like this, he'll say to you:
00:42:34 we're never taken hostage.
00:45:41 I never tried with a guy either, not for me.
00:48:17 - She's called Cécile. - She lied?
00:51:53 No, but her backbone was crushed. She can't walk.
00:55:45 16.30: nothing special.
00:59:41 Our products are checked and traced.
01:05:29 The Stevie Wonder of cougnolles.
01:10:57 He's quite right.
01:14:13 Prince Louis of Belgium, Duke of Brussels, Prince Royal.
01:19:31 the Westin is celebrating
01:26:23 We've foiled their plot and found their hideout.
01:35:04 Subtitles: Charlotte Trench

Cast & Characters

François-Xavier Demaison Willy Vanderbrook Anne Marivin Jessica / Cécile Morin Jean-Luc Couchard Frank Vrut Charlie Dupont Serge Luyperts Didier Flamand Director Detarnaud Abdelhafid Metalsi Brahim
Philippe Hérisson Concierge Paul Bertin
Xavier Lemaître Henri-Louis Vuiret
Stéphan Wojtowicz Chef Michel Mérac Jonathan Cohen Human resources director Camille Cottin Juliette's mother Sébastien Castro Sommelier
Jean-Pierre Bruno Old soldier
Julie Quehen Juliette
Françoise Bertin Magdelene Miglen Mirtchev Uri Moshonov
Eric Théobald Republic police officer
Sandrine Quétier Speakrine TV
Bertrand Treuil Parisian
Guillaume Clémencin Limousine salesman
Stéphane Pelzer Barker
Michèle Ernou Passerby
Patrick Courtois Belgian participant
François Vincentelli Belgian participant
Maureen Dor Belgian participant
Dominique Tufano Belgian participant
Denis Closset Belgian regular
Joëlle Franco Belgian regular
Benny B. Benny B
Frederic Etherlinck Tania Garbarski Astrid Whettnall
Stéphane Bern Self (uncredited)

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,504
Dialogue density15.8 lines / min
First line00:00:38
Final line01:35:04

Production Record

DirectorChristian Merret-Palmair
LanguageFrench
IMDb votes494

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