On the occasion of the broadcast of the cult comedy The 11 commandments on Sunday August 7, 2022, from 10:15 p.m. on W9, Télé Star reveals to you whether this sketch film will be entitled to a sequel or not.
Released in cinemas in 2004, the cult movie The 11 Commandmentsrealized by Francois Desagnat and Thomas Sorriauxwill be rebroadcast on Sunday August 7, 2022, from 10:15 p.m. on W9. Worn by the former animators of the Morning Live of M6, Michael Youn, Vincent Desagnat and Benjamin Morgainethis feature film is in fact a French version of the American film Jackasswhere a band of daredevil buddies try the most daring and dangerous things, in real time and without special effects. William Geslin, composer of music for the Bratisla Boys, Hichem Bonnefoi, a rap producer met on the set of The Beuzeand Jurij Prette, an Italian friend, are also in the cast of this film.
In addition, several stars played the game by appearing on screen in this feature film. We find in particular the actor Patrick Timsit, who embodies the characters of Toto then Fifou, the former professional footballer Djibril Cissé, the former tennis champion Amelie Mauresmo, comedian Gad Elmaleh, who plays himself, and finally Elie Semoun’s former sidekick, Dieudonné, who lends his features to the character of the god of jokes. Become cult over the years, this comedy has never been entitled to a sequel until now. However, Michael Youn had indicated in 2014 to be in preparation for a feature film entitled Around the world in 80 bullshitpresented as being the continuation of 11 commandments.
Michaël Youn on Around the world in 80 bullshit: “Almost 8 times more nonsense than on the 11 commandments!”
“About auteur cinema, in preparation: “Around the world in 80 bullshit” Almost 8 times more nonsense than on the 11 commandments! Japon, Antarctica, USA, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Israel, Tahiti, Himalayas… We’re going to mess it up everywhere! As for Phileas Fogg, Around the world in 80 bullshit will start in London and will use all means of transport, including the wingsuit!“, had written Michaël Youn in several messages posted on his account Twitter. At present, this project has still not seen the light of day in theaters. However, Michaël Youn, Vincent Desagnat and Benjamin Morgaine recently reunited on television, on the occasion of a new program called the Morning Night on M6.
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