Untitled Bernard Loiseau Biopic

Untitled Bernard Loiseau Biopic

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Genre:Drama
Duration:0 min
Country:France
Director:Thomas Lilti
Actors:
Production:Mediawan, 31 Juin Films, Chi-Fou-Mi Productions

Overview:

Based on Bernard Loiseau, the late French culinary giant who inspired the character of Chef Auguste Gusteau in Pixar’s Ratatouille.

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