Like the film “Didier” by and with Alain Chabat, many French comedies include a first name in their title. Here are nine others, on the posters of which we have removed these first names that you will therefore have to find!
A little over a year ago, we had already offered you a quiz on first names (which you can find here), but unlike our quiz of the day on film posters, that of the year last offered you images of film scenes whose title was composed of only one and only first name.
For example, we offered you an image of Ted, a film telling the story of John Bennett, an eight-year-old boy who one day wished to see his Christmas teddy bear come to life and become his best friend for life. . A wish granted almost 30 years later, but without the allure of a Christmas tale, the omnipresence of this living plush, and a little too invasive, beginning to weigh heavily on the romantic relationship of John and his girlfriend.
Another image showed the face of a Hugh Jackman with a shaggy beard. Again three answers were offered, Serval, Wolverine and Logan, all three pointing to the same person, this sharp-clawed mutant with an adamantium skeleton. But we had to recognize the 2017 film signed James Mangold, Logan.
Last example, with one of the last questions of the quiz, a little more difficult, since it was not necessary to be mistaken between the four very similar first names proposed in answers for this image of a young girl with yellow raincoat and blue hair. You had the choice between Coralie, Caroline, Coraline and Coline to try to find the right title of this magnificent stop motion film by Henry Selick, namely Coraline.
We therefore remain on the first names in the film titles, but with two major differences, since this time, all the films in the quiz will be French comedies, and the first names present in the titles have been erased from their posters. Succeeding on 9/9 will not be easy!