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Vincent Desagnat, Michaël Youn, Stéphane Rousseau, Fabrice Eboué, and Isabelle Funaro in Fatal (2010)

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Fatal

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    • 99 Francs (2007)

      When Fatal watches TV seconds before the power is cut off, he's watching this movie.

Referenced in

    • Less Is More (TV Mini Series 2015)

      The lead characters have the same name

References

    • A Clockwork Orange (1971)

      The naked female statue at the pool party dispenses champagne from its genitals, which is a nod to the female statue in this movie which dispenses moloko cocktails from its breasts.

    • La classe américaine (TV Movie 1993)

      In the video clip "La fête dans mon slim", Chris uses the word "flim", which is a made-up word meaning "film" which originated in this movie.

    • Men in Black (1997)

      When the bailiffs come to Fatal, he thinks it's the Men in Black.

    • "South Park" World Wide Recorder Concert (TV Episode 2000)

      The brown note gag comes from this South Park episode.

    • Zoolander (2001)

      The movie is thanked in the credits.

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Vincent Desagnat, Michaël Youn, Stéphane Rousseau, Fabrice Eboué, and Isabelle Funaro in Fatal (2010)
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