The Other One's Mug

Synopsis

In the movie The Other One's Mug (La Gueule de l'autre), Michel Serrault delivers a remarkable performance as a man who gets involved in an identity mix-up with hilarious consequences. Released in 1979, the film explores themes of mistaken identity, friendship, and the complexities of human relationships. As the characters navigate through a series of comedic events, the audience is taken on a rollercoaster of emotions and laughter. With well-crafted dialogue and a captivating storyline, The Other One's Mug is a classic French comedy that continues to entertain audiences worldwide.

Cast

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  Michel Serrault

  Martial Perrin/Gilbert Brossard

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  Jean Poiret

  Jean-Louis Constant

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  Curd Jürgens

  Wilfrid

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  Bernadette Lafont

  Gisèle Brossard

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  Andréa Parisy

  Marie-Hélène Perrin

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  Paulette Dubost

  Mme Charlebouis

Reviews

The Other One's Mug has garnered mixed reviews from critics over the years. While some praise the film for its witty humor and engaging performances, others criticize its pacing and predictable plot. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a rating of 3.5/5, stating that it is a charming comedy with a strong lead performance by Michel Serrault. IMDb rates it at 6.0/10, acknowledging the film's entertainment value but also noting its lack of depth. Metacritic users have awarded The Other One's Mug with a 7.2/10, appreciating its light-hearted humor and comedic timing. Overall, the movie manages to deliver a fun and enjoyable experience, albeit with some shortcomings.