After “I Love You Coiffure”, TF1 transposes to the screen this evening a second play by the comedian co-written with Pierre Palmade, in a two-part TV movie summoning a whole gallery of guests. Did it appeal to critics?
What is it about ?
In their Parisian building, follow the intertwined stories of five couples and their entourage over the four seasons of the year. Whether they are married, separated or divorced, they will bring to light the good and bad sides of living together: consent to marriage, the ordeal of in-laws, daily disputes, jealousies, friendship, lies, infidelities, little misunderstandings… Life, in a way!
They love each other…well, almost! – Created by Muriel Robin and directed by Hervé Brami
With Muriel Robin, Pierre Arditi, Carole Bouquet, Pierre Palmade, Audrey Fleurot…
Monday April 18 at 9:10 p.m. on TF1 and in preview on SALTO
What the press think…
According to Tele Z:
This delightful adaptation has some nice surprises in store. Even if we know the texts, their reinterpretation remains tasty. 3/5
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According to Télé 7 Jours:
This telefilm adapts the sketches of the show They love each other, and its sequels. With not just one but half a dozen couples. Special mention to the duo Muriel Robin – Pierre Arditi. And a moved thought for the late Jean-Pierre Pernaut, who makes a surprise appearance in a composition role. 3/5
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According to TV Star:
(…) pretty numbers of actors interspersed with particularly comical scenes. 3/5
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According to Télé Loisirs:
This new fiction – adapted from the play “Ils s’aiment” by Muriel Robin and Pierre Palmade, whose 25th anniversary we are celebrating – is entertaining, despite clichés here and there. The casting is high-flying and the winks are sure to amuse, like seeing Nikos Aliagas as a wedding photographer. 2.5/5
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According to Telerama:
Each couple is entitled to its suite of sketches, of very unequal quality. If some episodes are frankly yawning (those with Palmade and Bouquet), we will still remember the tasty shouting matches of Muriel Robin and Pierre Arditi, excellent as old divorcees unable to separate. 2/5
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They love each other … well almost on TF1: the first images of the TV movie adapted from the show by Michèle Laroque and Pierre Palmade