Astérix et Obélix : Au service de sa majesté se paye un premier poster so british.
Cette première affiche so british révélée par Europe 1 fait évidemment référence à la pochette d’Abbey Road, le onzième album des Beatles et la phrase si célèbre d'Astérix, "Ils sont fous ces Romains" se transforme en "Ils sont fous ces Anglais !".
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Our two favorite Gauls are back to the cinema in Asterix and Obelix: In the service of his majesty, directed by Laurent Tirard (Lies and betrayals and maybe more, Molière, Le Petit Nicolas). The film takes the intrigues of the comic Asterix and Obelix in Asterix and the Bretons and Normans.
The pitch: Julius Caesar (Fabrice Lucchini), which has invaded almost the whole island of Britannia, is faced with a recalcitrant village ruled by Queen Cordelia (Catherine Deneuve). The latter sends his right arm Jolitorax (Guillaume Gallienne) seek help at another small village located recalcitrant him Gaulle. Asterix (Edouard Baer) and Obelix (Gerard Depardieu) will then exchange their magic potion against tea and come kick your butt to the Roman invaders. Unless they have legs in the smart little Goudurix (Vincent Lacoste Kissers), nephew of the hero, they are supposed to educate ...
The first poster so British Europe revealed by an obviously refers to the cover of Abbey Road, the eleventh album by the Beatles and the sentence so famous Asterix, "The Crazy Romans" turns into "The Crazy English ".
The pitch: Julius Caesar (Fabrice Lucchini), which has invaded almost the whole island of Britannia, is faced with a recalcitrant village ruled by Queen Cordelia (Catherine Deneuve). The latter sends his right arm Jolitorax (Guillaume Gallienne) seek help at another small village located recalcitrant him Gaulle. Asterix (Edouard Baer) and Obelix (Gerard Depardieu) will then exchange their magic potion against tea and come kick your butt to the Roman invaders. Unless they have legs in the smart little Goudurix (Vincent Lacoste Kissers), nephew of the hero, they are supposed to educate ...
The first poster so British Europe revealed by an obviously refers to the cover of Abbey Road, the eleventh album by the Beatles and the sentence so famous Asterix, "The Crazy Romans" turns into "The Crazy English ".
Source: http://www.premiere.fr
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