Pacific Palisades (1990) Directed by Bernard Schmitt
Comedy
Film Synopsis
Bernadette is a young waitress in a Parisian restaurant. Bored
with her routine job, she takes the advice of one of her one-night
stands to leave for Los Angeles and find work in a trendy bar.
When she arrives in L.A., Bernadette is surprised to find that the bar
doesn't exist. She meets a man called Ben and gets a job in a
café, where she enjoys a close friendship with her boss,
Liza.
Music: Jean-Jacques Goldman, Michael Jones, Roland Romanelli
Cast:Sophie Marceau (Bernardette),
Adam Coleman Howard (Ben),
Anne E. Curry (Liza),
Toni Basil (Désirée),
Virginia Capers (Shirley),
Virgil Frye (L'homme à la casquette),
Diana Barton (Jill),
Sydney Lassick (Mr. Beer),
André Weinfeld (The Frenchie),
Caroline Grimm (Marion),
Maaike Jansen (Maman),
Farida Khelfa (Julie),
Isabelle Mergault (Sandrine),
Valérie Moureaux (Mimi),
Gérard Surugue (Rémi),
Michel Amphoux (Le portier),
Pamella D'Pella (Un Mannequin (USA)),
Stephen Hamel (Cop 1),
Bernard Verley (Cameo appearance)
Country: France / USA
Language: English
Support: Color
Runtime: 92 min
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