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Claude Brasseur
Henri Voizot
Guillaume de Tonquédec
Paul Voizot
Noémie Schmidt
Constance Piponnier
Frédérique Bel
Valérie
Thomas Solivérès
Mathieu
Valérie Kéruzoré
Constance's mother
Antoine Glemain
Constance's brother
Grégori Baquet
Arthur, driving school instructor
Anne Loiret
Driving school examiner
Nicolas Guillot
Simon, disk jockey
Paula Brunet-Sancho
Paul's assistant
Agnès Pichois
Client at the market
Céline Esperin
Nightclub hostess
Guillaume Watrinet
Real estate agent
Stéphan Wojtowicz
Constance's father
Pierre Cassignard
Jérôme, friend of Paul
Marion Christmann
Candidate for the apartment (uncredited)
Jonathan Louis
Man in the party (uncredited)
Oudesh Rughooputh
Cook (uncredited)
Aleksandra Yermak
Claire (uncredited)
Candice Ford
(uncredited)
Marion Sedlak
(uncredited)
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