Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Pierre Deladonchamps | ... | Paul Grappe / Suzanne | |
Céline Sallette | ... | Louise Grappe | |
Grégoire Leprince-Ringuet | ... | Charles de Lauzin | |
Michel Fau | ... | Samuel | |
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Virginie Pradal | ... | La grand-mère |
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Mama Prassinos | ... | Valentine |
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Axelle Equinet | ... | Rachel |
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Peter Bonke | ... | Ludwik |
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Tamara De Leener | ... | Couturière qui chante |
Clotilde Le Roy | ... | Arlette (as Clotilde Leroy-Conrad) | |
Clara Eon | ... | Odette | |
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Julia Chambon | ... | Couturière 1 |
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Emily Cauwet | ... | Couturière 2 (as Emily Cauwet-Lafont) |
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Dominique Vidal | ... | Couturière |
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Fanny Veran | ... | Couturière |
The true story of Paul who, after two years at the front, is mutilated and deserted. To hide it, his wife Louise disguised it as a woman. In the Paris of the Roaring Twenties, he became Suzanne. After the war, finally amnestied, Suzanne will try to become Paul again.
This is almost the same movie as Danish Girl (2015) but without the transgender arc. Here, Paul (Pierre Deladonchamps) is a coward deserter who leaves the battlefield and dress as a woman to hide from authorities.
Golden Years just keep me reminding of Danish Girl with Eddie Redmayne, it is very similar and seems deja vu watching the two movies. Even the actors of two movies looks identical - in and out of drag.