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These Kids Are Grown-Ups (1979) Characters, Setting & Themes Explained
- Release, runtime and language
- 1979 · 95 mins · French
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- Directed by
- Joël Santoni
- Starring
- Claude Brasseur, Catherine Deneuve, Claude Piéplu, Michel Berto, Jean-François Balmer, Jean-Claude Carrière
When a real‑estate developer tries to seize the homes of two electronics prodigies and evict them, the duo devise clever schemes to thwart and irritate him. Combining their technical expertise, they stage a daring heist centered on a unique box of chocolates, turning the tables on their adversary.
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