36 heures à tuer for Joey Starr

by Fabien Lemercier

10/10/2013 - The actor and rapper will star in a detective comedy by Tristan Aurouet, filming in November. An LGM production sold by EuropaCorp

According to our information, the 12 weeks of filming of the third feature by Tristan Aurouet will begin mid-November: 36 heures à tuer. The director of Narco (2004) and Blind Valley [+see also:
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interview: Maïwenn
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Written by Matthieu Le Naour, Alexandre Coquelle, Romain Lévy and Mathieu Oullion, the screenplay is still kept a secret by the production team who so far only released it would be a detective comedy.

Produced by Cyril Colbeau-Justin and Jean-Baptiste Dupont for LGM Cinéma, 36 heures à tuer benefits from coproductions by TF1 Films Production, Orange Studio, EuropaCorp (which will handle the French distribution and international sales) and Belgian company Nexus Factory. Pre-purchased by Canal+, Ciné+, Canal+ Afrique, 13^ème Rue and TF1, the film will be shot in Paris, around the capital and in the South of France.

LGM recently produced (with Rectangle) Me Myself and Mum [+see also:
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