Willy, a boorish 50 something, finally moves out of his parents’ to start a new life
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The people behind it
Daniel Vannet
Willy / Michel Prevost
Noémie Lvovsky
Catherine
Romain Léger
Willy II
Robert Follet
Père de Willy
Geneviève Plet
Mère de Willy
Eric Jacquet
José
Kiki
Responsable du personnel
Lea Viller
Fille de Catherine
Alexandre Jacques
Brice
Catherine Lefrançois
Sandrine
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