All 39 Alice Taglioni Movies
Dive into the captivating world of Alice Taglioni with our roundup of must-watch movies featuring this talented actress. Join us as we explore her remarkable career, highlighting the films that have left a lasting impression on audiences and critics alike.
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1. Quatre copains (2001)
Quatre copains, also known as Four Friends, is a heartwarming comedy-drama released in 2001. With a talented cast including Marc Citti, Arnaud Giovaninetti, and Hugues Boucher, this film is a light-hearted yet poignant exploration of friendship. The movie, inspired by the book by Jean-Marc Auclair, is set in a small French town and follows the journey of four unlikely friends who have grown apart over the years.
2. Jet Lag (2002)
“Jet Lag” is a delightful French-British romantic comedy with a captivating plot that revolves around the unexpected meeting of two strangers in a Paris airport. The weary businessman, played by Jean Reno, and the beautician on the run, Juliette Binoche, find themselves brought together by fate, love, and a flight that is stuck in a never-ending loop. Their relationship is filled with laughter and heartache as they navigate the cultural clash that comes with love. The movie features a star-studded cast and has garnered respectable awards and nominations, making it a must-watch film for fans of romantic comedies that take a fresh approach.
3. La bande du drugstore (2002)
“La bande du drugstore” takes us back to the stylish ’60s in Paris, where a captivating group of teenagers form an unbreakable bond at their favorite hangout spot — the Drugstore club. As they navigate through life, love, and friendships, this eclectic bunch of friends will make memories that last a lifetime. Join Mathieu Simonet, Cécile Cassel, and Aurélien Wiik as they delve into the intriguing world of Parisian teenagers and discover the power of friendship.
4. Le coeur des hommes (2003)
In the heart of Paris, four best friends navigate their individual lives and complicated relationships with one another. Antoine, a dedicated gym school teacher, Jeff, the director of a monthly journal, Alex, an associate and notorious womanizer, and Manu, the owner of a fine food store, find solace in their shared camaraderie.
5. Rien que du bonheur (2003)
Rien que du bonheur, a 2003 French drama film, paints an unforgettable portrait of a man who, through his venomous words and actions, eventually finds himself in a precarious position. The story revolves around Désiré Loncle, a notorious critic whose hatred for cinema makes life very uncomfortable for filmmakers. His vitriolic attitude catches up with him when his girlfriend, Manu, kicks him out of their home.
6. Brocéliande (2003)
Dive into the chilling world of “Brocéliande, “ a thrilling French horror film from 2003. Join an archaeology student as they navigate a tangled web of ancient Celtic legends and terrifying evil forces. The enigmatic, dark forest of Brocéliande holds secrets that could either save or doom their world.
7. Le pharmacien de garde (2003)
Delve into the thrilling world of ecological vigilantes with “Le Pharmacien de Garde, “ a chilling 2003 crime drama directed by Jean Veber. This thought-provoking film explores the lengths one committed individual would go to protect the environment against the ruthless practices of unscrupulous industrial magnates.
8. Grande école (2004)
Grande école is a captivating drama and romance film released in 2004, written and directed by Robert Salis. This touching story is about two roommates, Paul and Louis-Anault, who live on campus and become close friends. As their relationship develops, Paul discovers that he is attracted to Louis without realizing it. Meanwhile, Paul’s girlfriend, Agnes, becomes increasingly jealous and bets with him about who will get more emotionally involved first. The film explores the complexities of emotions and relationships set against the backdrop of a prestigious school environment.
9. The Story of My Life (2004)
“The Story of My Life” (2004) follows Raphael, a talented if underutilized ghostwriter, as he takes on jobs for a series of high-profile clients. When he’s assigned to write a book for celebrity soccer star Kevin, he finds himself caught in a web of intrigue with unexpected sparks flying. The story takes a darker turn when a close friend tragically dies in a freak accident, prompting Raphael to reevaluate his priorities and look deep into his own identity. As he navigates the complicated path of love and personal growth, Raphael’s journey tests the true depths of human connection and self-discovery. Directed by Laurent Tirard and featuring a captivating cast including Edouard Baer, Marie-Josée Croze, and Clovis Cornillac, “The Story of My Life” offers an engaging blend of comedy and romance that takes viewers on a journey of self-examination and emotional depth.
10. Sky Fighters (2005)
“Sky Fighters” (2005) is an exhilarating action-adventure movie where danger lurks in the skies. The movie, based on the Franco-Belgian comic book, takes off as an advanced, armed French Mirage fighter jet is stolen during an air show in the UK. The hijacking isn’t a random act of theft but a strategic move by terrorists who intend to use the aircraft for a larger, sinister plan.
11. Le cactus (2005)
“Le Cactus” is a hilarious 2005 comedy film written and directed by Gérard Bitton and Michel Munz. With a runtime of just 1 hour and 34 minutes, the movie stars Clovis Cornillac, Pascal Elbé, and Alice Taglioni. The story revolves around Patrick, who finds himself with an unexpected companion in his life — Sami, a hypochondriac friend who suddenly believes he has only three months left to live. After a misunderstanding, Patrick is enlisted to accompany Sami on a globe-trotting quest for a cure.
12. The Valet (2006)
“The Valet” is a charming French-Italian-Belgian comedy-drama released in 2006, directed by the talented Francis Veber. The film follows a porter, Max, played by the charismatic Gad Elmaleh, and a top-model, Alex, played by the ever-elegant Alice Taglioni, who are forced into an unconventional partnership to save their CEO’s marriage. However, things take an unexpected turn when they find themselves falling for each other.
13. The Pink Panther (2006)
“The Pink Panther” (2006), directed by Shawn Levy and starring Steve Martin, Kevin Kline, and Jean Reno, is a crime comedy that transports viewers to the heart of France, where bumbling Inspector Clouseau must solve the murder of a famous soccer coach and recover the stolen Pink Panther diamond. As Clouseau embarks on an investigation filled with laughter and mishaps, the audience is treated to a thrilling adventure and a series of comedy-infused twists and turns. The film, backed by esteemed companies such as Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Columbia Pictures, and Robert Simonds Productions, has garnered a cult following and was later followed by several successful sequels. Embraced by audiences worldwide, “The Pink Panther” delivers a comedic spin on classic crime storytelling with its unforgettable ensemble cast and zany plot.
14. Treasured Island (2007)
Embark on a thrilling and whimsical adventure in “Treasured Island” (2007), a delightful foreign language adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic novel. Set on a lush, tropical island, the film follows the journey of adventurous youngsters as they uncover Long John Silver’s legendary treasure.
15. Détrompez-vous (2007)
“Détrompez-vous” is a wickedly funny 2007 French comedy film that brings together a hilarious ensemble cast, including Mathilde Seigner, François Cluzet, and Alice Taglioni. The film explores the chaotic and unpredictable journey of two love-stricken spouses as they grapple with the shock of discovering each other’s infidelity.
16. Mes stars et moi (2008)
“Mes stars et moi” is a charming French comedy film that will take you on a delightful journey around Paris, France. Join a movie enthusiast as he tries to work with his favorite celebrities, creating a whirlwind of entertaining situations. With a star-studded cast including Kad Merad, Catherine Deneuve, and Emmanuelle Béart, this film promises a hilarious exploration of fame, love, and the entertainment industry. Directed by Laetitia Colombani and written by the same talented individual, “Mes stars et moi” is an enjoyable romp through the world of glamour and comedy. So, gather your friends and get ready for an unforgettable cinematic experience that will leave you laughing and wanting more.
17. Sans arme, ni haine, ni violence (2008)
“Sans arme, ni haine, ni violence” is a gripping crime drama based on the thrilling life of Albert Spaggiari, a notorious safecracker. In 2008, the film takes audiences on a captivating journey through Spaggiari’s daring adventures, leading him from Nice, France to South America, where he meets a persistent journalist. Directed by Jean-Paul Rouve and featuring a star-studded cast, this film masterfully blends elements of undercover work, robbery, and heist, while exploring themes of ambition and resilience. With a runtime of 1 hour and 40 minutes and an IMDb rating of 5.8, don’t miss the chance to unravel the secrets of Spaggiari’s life in this suspenseful tale of crime and redemption.
18. What If…? (2008)
“What If. . ? “ is a delightful comedy film from 2008, starring Alice Taglioni and Jocelyn Quivrin as the dynamic couple Victor and Margot. These two are successful lawyers in a thriving consulting firm, with a perfect relationship outside of work. However, as their professional lives intertwine, they end up competing for a much-coveted job promotion.
19. Cash (2008)
“Cash” (2008) is a thrilling comedy-crime film directed by Éric Besnard. Starring Jean Dujardin, Jean Reno, and Valeria Golino, the movie follows the protagonist, Cash, after the tragic loss of his brother. In a bid for vengeance and to honor his sibling’s memory, Cash teams up with a notorious thief to pull off the biggest heist in history. Set against the vibrant backdrop of the French Riviera, the film showcases the intricate planning and execution of the ambitious robbery. The plot masterfully blends humor with tension, as the characters navigate the dangerous world of high-stakes heists and video surveillance. “Cash” is a unique blend of genres, offering a fresh take on the crime and thriller genre. The movie’s engaging plot and star-studded cast make it a must-watch for fans of comedy, crime, and thriller. With an IMDb rating of 5.9 and $13,776,379 in worldwide box office, “Cash” is sure to entertain and delight audiences.
20. The Prey (2011)
“The Prey” follows the gripping and tense narrative of bank-robber Franck Adrien, who is serving a prison sentence after successfully robbing a national bank. Hiding the stolen money becomes a new challenge as he navigates the treacherous landscape of the incarcerated while simultaneously evading the relentless pursuit of the law enforcement.
21. Paris-Manhattan (2012)
In “Paris-Manhattan, “ Alice, a passionate admirer of Woody Allen, is a pharmacist who loves romanticizing love but struggles with committing to it. Her life takes a turn when she crosses paths with charming Victor.
22. Zaytoun (2012)
In the tumultuous city of Beirut, 1982, a young Palestinian refugee named Zaytoun rescues an Israeli fighter pilot from the clutches of the PLO’s grasp. The shared journey through war-ravaged Lebanon strengthens a bond between the unlikely pair, eventually leading them to Zaytoun’s ancestral home.
23. Cookie (2013)
“Cookie” is a heartwarming and humorous French film directed by Léa Fazer and written by Fazer, Benoît Graffin, and Ayelet Menahemi. Released in 2013, this comedy-drama follows Adeline, played by Alice Taglioni, a Chinese housekeeper whose sudden disappearance leaves a little boy in her care. Adeline, with the help of her sister, must navigate the challenges of caring for a language barrier and embark on a journey to locate the mother. As they unravel the mystery, the two sisters grow closer, bonded by love and responsibility.
24. On a marché sur Bangkok (2014)
In the heart of Bangkok, two French journalists embark on a whimsical quest to uncover an exclusive hidden footage of the 1969 moon landing in the midst of their grief from the loss of a common friend. Olivier Baroux’s comedy film transports you to the bustling city of Bangkok, with its humorous blend of mystery, culture, and intrigue.
25. Colt 45 (2014)
In the high-stakes world of law enforcement, young officer Vincent excels at his job, determined to stay far away from the dangerous special forces. But when the cunning Milo manages to infiltrate Vincent’s life, the promising officer is thrust into a nightmare scenario he never could’ve imagined. With a bulletproof vest his only defense, Vincent must navigate a minefield of corruption, betrayal, and danger.
26. French Women (2014)
Get ready for a charming and heartwarming exploration of love, friendship, and the complexities of life in Paris with “French Women”. This delightful 2014 French comedy-drama follows 11 fascinating women, each facing unique challenges in their careers, love lives, and family situations. From career dilemmas and relationship woes to the joys of motherhood, every woman embodies a distinct mix of virtues and complexities, all artfully hidden beneath their elegant exteriors.
27. Maestro (2014)
“Maestro” is a captivating 2014 French film that blends comedy and drama, starring Pio Marmaï, Michael Lonsdale, and Déborah François. Directed by Léa Fazer, this enchanting story follows the life of a young actor named Henry who inadvertently becomes part of a movie by the renowned cinema star, Cédric Rovere.
28. Puerto Ricans in Paris (2015)
“Puerto Ricans in Paris” is a hilarious buddy comedy that takes you on a whirlwind adventure across the city of love. When two NYPD detectives of Puerto Rican descent, portrayed by Miriam Shor and Luis Guzmán, head to Paris to recover a stolen handbag, they find themselves in over their heads in a world of fashion, art, and luxury.
29. First Growth (2015)
First Growth, also known as Premiers Crus, is a captivating drama from France, released in 2015. The story revolves around Charlie Maréchal, a successful wine guide who is suddenly thrust into the role of managing the vineyard his family has owned for two centuries. The once-thriving vineyard is now dangerously close to bankruptcy due to his father’s waning interest in the operation. With little experience in winemaking, Charlie’s fate hangs in the balance.
30. Life-Changing Ad (2015)
Life-Changing Ad (2015) is a thought-provoking drama that explores the unexpected consequences of an online dating advertisement. Annette, a 38-year-old woman, finds herself answering an ad from a farmer named Paul. Intrigued by his unique proposal, Annette moves into his rural farmhouse along with her son Eric, only to encounter several challenges that threaten to derail her life.
31. Heal the Living (2016)
“Heal the Living” (2016) is a heart-wrenching drama that intertwines three seemingly unrelated lives in a poignant and unexpected way. A devastating accident brings together an unhappy teenager, a woman with a critical, degenerative heart condition, and a team of dedicated doctors.
32. Mystery at the Louvre Museum (2017)
Mystery at the Louvre Museum (2017) is a riveting crime drama that takes us into the world of a cunning female thief known as Mercure. Admired and feared by Parisian high society, Mercure is about to pull off an extraordinary heist — stealing a set of precious jewels that once belonged to Empress Eugénie. The audacity of the heist is matched by the elegance of the Louvre Museum, making for an unforgettable cinematic experience.
33. Claire Darling (2018)
“Claire Darling” is a French drama film from 2018, directed by Julie Bertuccelli and written by Bertuccelli, Marion Doussot, and Mariette Désert. Set in the small village of Verderonne in Oise, it follows the last days of Claire Darling, played by the iconic Catherine Deneuve, who awakes believing it will be her last day alive. In an attempt to live her life to the fullest, she decides to sell everything she owns, from her Tiffany lamps to her prized collection clocks, in a wild and emotional farewell to her possessions and her past.
34. Golden Wedding (2019)
“Golden Wedding” is a laugh-out-loud comedy that celebrates the unexpected twists of fate. On the occasion of Octave and Alix’s golden wedding anniversary, their family and friends gather at their splendid mansion for a grand celebration.
35. Andy (2019)
“Andy, “ a hilarious comedy-romance film released in 2019, follows the life of a lazy, carefree man who finds himself in an unexpected profession — becoming a prostitute. The film is helmed by director Julien Weill and boasts a talented cast including Vincent Elbaz, Alice Taglioni, and Philippe Cura.
36. I Wish Someone Were Waiting for Me Somewhere (2019)
In “I Wish Someone Were Waiting for Me Somewhere” (2019), directed by Arnaud Viard, a family of four siblings — two men and two women — come together for a pivotal moment in their lives. As they gather, tensions rise, relationships deepen, and secrets are revealed. The film explores the complexities of family dynamics, with moments of joy, sorrow, and introspection.
37. Jamais sans toi, Louna (2019)
“Jamais sans toi, Louna” (2019) is a French crime drama film based on the true story of a couple, Sabrina and Yoan Bombarde, who lost custody of their baby due to abuse allegations. The plot revolves around their struggle to gain back custody and raise awareness about an inherited orphan disease that their child suffers from. As they prepare for their trial, a judge mandates a child psychiatrist to unravel the complicated situation.
38. Above the Sky (2020)
“Above the Sky, “ a 2020 biographical drama directed by Jérôme Cornuau and written by Dorine Bourneton, Claire Borotra, and Jérôme Cornuau, follows the incredible journey of Dorine, an 18-year-old survivor of an airplane crash that left her with no use of her legs. As she navigates her new reality, she finds the strength within herself to overcome any obstacles that come her way.
39. Fantasies (2021)
Dive into the world of desires and fantasies with “Fantasies” (2021), a comedy film directed by David Foenkinos and Stéphane Foenkinos. The movie, which stars Denis Podalydès, Suzanne Clément, and Mathys Barbedette, follows six diverse couples as they navigate their intimate lives and explore their sensual desires. From role-playing to exhibitionism and abstinence, the film delves into the fantasies that drive these characters.