Whatever You Say

Synopsis

In the French comedy film 'Whatever You Say' (Mon idole), directed by Guillaume Canet and released in 2002, the story follows Bastien, a young man who dreams of becoming a famous TV host. His idol is a famous TV presenter Bob Saint-Clar, played by François Berléand. When Bastien unexpectedly gets the chance to make his dreams come true, he faces an unexpected dilemma that puts his integrity to the test. As he navigates the cutthroat world of entertainment, Bastien is forced to confront the harsh realities that come with chasing fame and success. 'Whatever You Say' is a comedic yet poignant exploration of the price of one's ambition and the compromises that must be made in the pursuit of stardom.

Cast

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  Guillaume Canet

  Bastien

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  François Berléand

  jean-Louis Broustal

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  Diane Kruger

  Clara

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  Philippe Lefebvre

  Philippe Metzger

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  Daniel Prévost

  M. Balbot

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  Clotilde Courau

  Fabienne

Reviews

Critics have mixed feelings about 'Whatever You Say'. While some appreciate the film's satirical take on the entertainment industry and Guillaume Canet's portrayal of a young man caught up in the glitz and glamour of show business, others find the humor lacking depth and the pacing uneven. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 65% audience score, with critics noting the movie's sharp wit and Canet's charismatic performance. On IMDb, the film has a rating of 6.1/10, with viewers praising the chemistry between the cast members and the film's quirky sense of humor. Metacritic has not aggregated enough reviews to provide a consensus. Overall, 'Whatever You Say' is a light-hearted comedy that offers a glimpse into the world of fame and ambition, with enough charm to entertain audiences looking for a fun and engaging watch.