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Paris Je T'aime - actors, characters and roles

All actors and their roles in the film "Paris Je T'aime"

Paris, je t'aime (2006)

Timing: 2:0 (120 min)

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Actors and characters

Steve Buscemi

Character Touriste (Tuileries)

Natalie Portman

Character Francine (Faubourg Saint-Denis)

Willem Dafoe

Character Le cow-boy (Place des Victoires)

Maggie Gyllenhaal

Character Liz (Quartier des Enfants Rouges)

Axel Kiener

Character Axel (Tuileries)

Julie Bataille

Character Julie (Tuileries)

Bruno Podalydès

Character L'automobiliste (Montmartre)

Florence Muller

Character Jeune Femme (Montmartre)

Fanny Ardant

Character Fanny Forestier (Pigalle)

Leïla Bekhti

Character Zarka (segment "Quais de Seine")

Juliette Binoche

Character Suzanne (Place des Victoires)

Seydou Boro

Character Hassan (segment "Place des Fetes")

Sergio Castellitto

Character Le mari (Bastille)

Martin Combes

Character Le garçon (Place des Victoires)

Cyril Descours

Character François (segment "Quais de Seine")

Lionel Dray

Character Ken (Quartier des Enfants Rouges)

Marianne Faithfull

Character Marianne (Le Marais)

Ben Gazzara

Character Ben (Quartier Latin)

Hippolyte Girardot

Character Le père (Place des Victoires)

Bob Hoskins

Character Bob (Pigalle)

Olga Kurylenko

Character La vampire (Quartier de la Madeleine)

Sara Martins

Character Sara (Parc Monceau)

Elias McConnell

Character Elie (Le Marais)

Yolande Moreau

Character La mime (Tour Eiffel)

Catalina Sandino Moreno

Character Ana (Loin du 16e)

Emily Mortimer

Character Frances (Père-Lachaise)

Nick Nolte

Character Vincent (Parc Monceau)

Paul Putner

Character Le mime (Tour Eiffel)

Gena Rowlands

Character Gena (Quartier Latin)

Miranda Richardson

Character La femme au trench rouge (Bastille)

Ludivine Sagnier

Character Claire (Parc Monceau)

Barbet Schroeder

Character Monsieur Henny (Porte de Choisy)

Rufus Sewell

Character William (Père-Lachaise)

Gaspard Ulliel

Character Gaspard (Le Marais)

Leonor Watling

Character La maîtresse (Bastille)

Elijah Wood

Character Le garçon (Quartier de la Madeleine)

Li Xin

Character Madame Li (Porte de Choisy)

Margo Martindale

Character Carol (14ème arrondissement)

Aïssa Maïga

Character Sophie (segment "Place des Fetes")

Thomas Dumerchez

Character Manu (segment "Quais de Seine")

Hervé Pierre

Character Le médecin (Montmartre)

Javier Cámara

Character Le cancérologue (Bastille)

Emilie Ohana

Character La jeune fille en rouge (Bastille)

Wes Craven

Character La victime de la vampire (Quartier de la Madeleine)

Alexander Payne

Character Oscar Wilde (segment " Pere-Lachaise")

Julien Béramis

Character Arnaud (segment "Quais de Seine")

Gérard Depardieu

Character Le patron (Quartier Latin)

Christian Bramsen

Character L' imprimeur (Le Marais)

Melchior Derouet

Character Thomas (Faubourg Saint-Denis)

Hélène Patarot

Character La femme chinoise masquée (Porte de Choisy)

Daniely Francisque

Character La fille black #1 (segment "Quais de Seine")

Audrey Fricot

Character La fille black #2 (segment "Quais de Seine")

Salah Teskouk

Character Le grand-père de Zarka (segment "Quais de Seine")

Gulliver Hecq

Character L'enfant dans le métro (Tuileries)

Frankie Pain

Character La mère dans le métro (Tuileries)

Marina Moncade

Character La mère bourgeoise (Loin du 16e)

Xing Xing Cheng

Character La femme chinoise âgée (Porte de Choisy)

Aurélien Blain-King

Character Le moine bouddhiste (Porte de Choisy)

Roxane Pelicier

Character Isis (Place des Victoires)

Dylan Gomond

Character Le petit Jean-Claude (Tour Eiffel)

Isabelle Patey

Character La contractuelle (Tour Eiffel)

Manu Layotte

Character Layotte Le garçon de café (Tour Eiffel)

Mady Malroux

Character La femme café #1 (Tour Eiffel)

Monette Malroux

Character La femme café #2 (Tour Eiffel)

Alexandre Bourguignon

Character Le clochard (Tour Eiffel)

Sara Martins

Character Sara (Parc Monceau)

Joana Preiss

Character Maryse (Quartier des Enfants Rouges)

Laëtitia Spigarelli

Character La costumière (Quartier des Enfants Rouges)

Nicolas Maury

Character Jeff (Quartier des Enfants Rouges)

Vincent Verdier

Character Le collègue urgentiste (segment "Place des Fetes")

Georges Thibaut

Character Le gérant du parking (segment "Place des Fetes")

Adel Bencherif

Character Le voleur de guitare (segment "Place des Fetes")

Walid Afkir

Character Le mauvais garçon (segment "Place des Fetes")

Jean-Christophe Barc

Character Le pompier (segment "Place des Fetes")

Chany Sabaty

Character La strip-teaseuse (Pigalle)

François Valade

Character Le chanteur Pigalle (Pigalle)

Daniel Yvinec

Character Le contrebassiste Pigalle (Pigalle)

Nathalie Kousnetzoff

Character La coiffeuse du 14e (14e Arrondissement)

Nino Kirtadzé

Character La jolie fille du bar #1

Dinara Drukarova

Character La jolie fille du bar #2

Vanessa Mikowski

Character La fille du taxi

Emmanuel Finkiel

Character Voix-off (Bastille) (voice)

Karleen Weber

Character Voix-off professeur (14e Arrondissement) (voice)

What's left behind the scenes

Episode "District X: Saint-Denis Suburbs" was filmed by Tom Tykwer in 2002. The short film "Truth" ("True") was first shown in 2004 as a supplement to Achim von Borris's film "What Do We Know About Love?" The credits featured an inconspicuous inscription "To F." hinting at a relationship with Franka Potente that ended in 2002. This episode was also used to attract other directors to work on the film. The Coen brothers agreed to participate in the filming after watching it.
The Coen brothers knew they would have only 2 days to film their segment, so they decided to shoot it in the subway in case it rained.
Alfonso Cuarón filmed "District XVII: Parc des Monsceau" in one continuous shot.
Originally, it was planned to film segments about all 20 districts of Paris, but this idea was later abandoned, and footage already shot by Christopher Boe and Rafael Najari was not included in the project.
The episode "X District: The Suburbs of Saint-Denis" was filmed by Tom Tykwer in 2002. The short film "True" was first shown in 2004 as a supplement to Achim von Borries' film "What Do We Know About Love?" The credits featured a subtle inscription "To F." hinting at his relationship with Franka Potente, which ended in 2002. This episode was also used to attract other directors to work on the film. The Coen brothers agreed to participate in the filming after watching it.

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