The ComDads

Synopsis

In the 1983 French comedy film 'The ComDads' (original title 'Les Compères'), directed by Francis Veber, Pierre Richard stars as a man searching for his daughter who has gone missing with his ex-girlfriend. Desperate to find them, he enlists the help of another man, played by Gérard Depardieu, who turns out to be the biological father of the girl. The two mismatched 'comdads' embark on a madcap adventure as they navigate misunderstandings, unexpected twists, and hilarious situations while trying to track down their loved ones. Filled with comedic moments and heartwarming surprises, this film explores the unconventional family bonds that form between the two fathers and their shared quest to protect their daughter.

Cast

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  Pierre Richard

  François Pignon

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  Gérard Depardieu

  Jean Lucas

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  Anny Duperey

  Christine Martin

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  Michel Aumont

  Paul Martin

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  Stéphane Bierry

  Tristan Martin

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  Philippe Khorsand

  Milan

Reviews

The ComDads has received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some praise the comedic performances of Pierre Richard and Gérard Depardieu as the bumbling fathers, others find the humor to be too slapstick or predictable. Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a rating of 67%, with critics praising the chemistry between the two leads but criticizing the reliance on tired comedy tropes. IMDb users have rated The ComDads 6.9/10, appreciating its lighthearted nature and touching moments, but noting that it may not be to everyone's taste. Metacritic provides a mixed score of 55, with some reviewers enjoying the nostalgic charm of the film while others feel it lacks depth. Overall, The ComDads offers a light-hearted and entertaining watch for fans of classic comedy.