Un jour mon prince

Un jour mon prince
	French theatrical release poster
Directed by	Flavia Coste
Produced by	Antoine de Clermont-Tonnerre
Written by	Flavia Coste; Gábor Rassov;
Starring	Mylène St-Sauveur; Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse; Jean-Luc Couchard; Hugo Becker; Flavia Coste; Pierre-François Martin-Laval; Catherine Jacob;
Music by	Jorane
Cinematography	Philippe Lavalette
Edited by	Guillaume Bauer
Production; companies	MACT Productions; Christal Films; Paradis Films; France 3 Cinéma;
Distributed by	Paradis Films (France); Les Films Christal (Canada);
Release date	2 April 2016 (Festival du Cinéma Européen); 11 January 2017 (France); 4 May 2018 (Canada);
Running time	82 minutes
Country	France; Canada;
Language	French
Budget	$2 million

Un jour mon prince (lit. 'One Day My Prince') is a 2016 fantasy comedy film directed by Flavia Coste. It stars Mylène St-Sauveur, Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse, Jean-Luc Couchard, Hugo Becker, Coste, Pierre-François Martin-Laval and Catherine Jacob.

Premise

In order to prevent their enchanted world to disappear, Queen Titiana sends two Quebec fairies, Blondine and Mélusine, to Paris on a mission to find the ideal man to awaken Sleeping Beauty before her 100th birthday.

Cast

Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse as Blondine
Mylène St-Sauveur as Mélusine
Hugo Becker as Guillaume
Jean-Luc Couchard as Puck
Flavia Coste as Pauline
Catherine Jacob as Queen Titania
Pierre-François Martin-Laval as The Crow
Margaux Van den Plas as The Beauty
Thomas Coumans as Jack
Christophe Sermet as Bernard Kléber
Vanessa Dolmen as Nigea
Lilas-Rose Gilberti as Aurore
Jean-Philippe Azéma as Aurore's father
Catherine Artigala as Madame Desrivière
Christian Caro as Arnaud Clément
Julie Maes as Ambreline
Finn Bell as Jean-Luc kléber
Lydia Indjova

Production

The film was shot in Paris, Nogent-sur-Marne, Charente-Maritime and Angoulême from 20 June to 26 August 2015.[1][2][3][4]

The film premiered at the Festival du Cinéma Européen on 2 April 2016,[5] and was screened at the Cabourg Film Festival on 11 June 2016[6] and at the Arras Film Festival on 14 November 2016.[7]

References

"Un comédie franco-québecoise tournée à Montmartre". Le Parisien (in French). 20 August 2015.
Cognard, Amandine (30 July 2015). "Pompiers, rugbymen du SA XV: tous veulent réveiller la belle [vidéos]". Charente Libre (in French).
Demers, Maxime (16 August 2015). "Un jour mon prince: deux fées québécoises à Paris". Le Journal de Montréal (in French).
Lortie, Marie-Claude (21 August 2015). "Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse et Mylène St-Sauveur tournent à Paris". La Presse (in French).
"Grille de programmation 2016" (in French). Festival du Cinéma Européen. Retrieved 6 July 2020.
"Un jour mon prince" (in French). Cabourg Film Festival. Archived from the original on 21 September 2016.
Lechevin, Carole; Naessens, Joris (13 November 2016). "Carnet d'un festivalier : jour 10 » Ce qu'on fait un jour, on peut, à plus forte raison, le faire tous les jours »". Scarpe Ciné (in French).

External links

Un jour mon prince at IMDb

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[1] "Un comédie franco-québecoise tournée à Montmartre". Le Parisien (in French). 20 August 2015.

[2] Cognard, Amandine (30 July 2015). "Pompiers, rugbymen du SA XV: tous veulent réveiller la belle [vidéos]". Charente Libre (in French).

[3] Demers, Maxime (16 August 2015). "Un jour mon prince: deux fées québécoises à Paris". Le Journal de Montréal (in French).

[4] Lortie, Marie-Claude (21 August 2015). "Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse et Mylène St-Sauveur tournent à Paris". La Presse (in French).

[5] "Grille de programmation 2016" (in French). Festival du Cinéma Européen. Retrieved 6 July 2020.

[6] "Un jour mon prince" (in French). Cabourg Film Festival. Archived from the original on 21 September 2016.

[7] Lechevin, Carole; Naessens, Joris (13 November 2016). "Carnet d'un festivalier : jour 10 » Ce qu'on fait un jour, on peut, à plus forte raison, le faire tous les jours »". Scarpe Ciné (in French).