Chocolat

The true story of the first black artist.

Categories: Comedy, Drama
Chocolat the clown, the first black stage performer in France, goes from anonymity to fame after forming an unprecedented duo with fellow performer Footit in the very popular in Belle Epoque Paris. But easy money, gambling, and discrimination take their toll on their friendship and Chocolat's career.
Status: Released IMDb
Release date: 2016-02-03
Run time: 119 minute / 1:59
Budget: $18,500,000
Director: Roschdy Zem
Production Companies : Gaumont, M6 Films, Mandarin Cinéma
Production Country: France

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Omar Sy
as Rafael Padilla, aka Chocolat
James Thierrée
as George Footit
Clotilde Hesme
as Marie Hecquet
Olivier Gourmet
as Joseph Oller
Frédéric Pierrot
as Théodore Delvaux
Noémie Lvovsky
as Yvonne Delvaux
Alice de Lencquesaing
as Camille
Alex Descas
as Victor
Olivier Rabourdin
as Firmin Gemier
Thibault de Montalembert
as Jules Moy
Héléna Soubeyrand
as Régina Badet
Xavier Beauvois
as Jacques Potin
Christophe Fluder
as Marval, the lilliputian
Antonin Maurel
as The clown Ortis
Mick Holsbeke
as The clown Green
Wilfred Benaïche
as Mr Constantine
John Arnold
as The Corsica
Olympe
as Suzanne (6 years old)
Timothé Vom Dorp
as Eugène (8 years old)
Clovis Fouin
as Frédo
Cédric Appietto
as Leca
Hocine Choutri
as Ray
Dan Herzberg
as Fergus
Eric Kailey
as Guardian Mace
Bô Gaultier de Kermoal
as Lee
Matthieu Rozé
as Beardless gendarme
Stefan Godin
as Mustached gendarme
Denis Podalydès
as Louis Lumière
Bruno Podalydès
as Auguste Lumière
Fernando Hechavarria
as Mr Delmont
Phénix Brossard
as Eugène (young man)
Luc Antoni
as The father
Achille Potier
as The child
Anne-Lise Kedvès
as Client
Isabelle Mazin
as Grocer
Jean-Gilles Barbier
as Elderly player
Pierre Alloggia
as Guide
Jean-Pol Brissart
as Professor Lannelongue
Luis Francisco Cruz
as Rafael's father
Linnett Hernandez Valdes
as Rafael's mother
Andy Gillet
as Transvestite
Marie-Pierre Bellefleur
as Neighbor
Vincent Nemeth
as Journalist
Jérémy Alberti
as Journalist
Yvo Muller
as Journalist
Claire Morin
as Journalist
Serge Massot
as Manetti
Félix Kysyl
as Street vendor
Thierry Nenez
as Hotelkeeper
Félix Bossuet
as Gustave
Marina Pastor
as Theater assistant
Raphaël Caduc
as Eugène (14 years old)
Lilly Rose Debos
as Child
Stéphane Varupenne
as Lodovico
Cyprien Craipeau
as Sick child
Anthony Ursin
as Child at the exit of the artists
Michel Amsellem
as Pianist
Michèle Clément
as Spectator
Roman Kossowski
as Player
Delphine Montaigne
as Émilia
Agathe Anquez
as (uncredited)
Rafaël de Ferran
as (uncredited)
Geoffroy de La Taille
as (uncredited)
Blandine Laignel
as (uncredited)
Romain Ogerau
as (uncredited)
David Benhamou
as Spectator in the theatre (uncredited)
Mikael Buxton
as Aristocrat (uncredited)
Alexia Giordano
as Prostitude (uncredited)
Elise Lissague
as Prostitude (uncredited)
Julia Effertz
as Esmeralda (voice) (uncredited)
Gaëtan Garcia
Production
David Bertrand Casting
Marie-France Michel Casting

Art
Agnes Demaegot Set Decoration

Costume & Make-Up
Nathalie Tissier Key Makeup Artist

Sound
Vincent Guillon Supervising Sound Editor

Directing
Roschdy Zem Director

Writing
Cyril Gely Writer
Gérard Noiriel Novel

Camera
Thomas Letellier Director of Photography

Costume & Make-Up
Nathalie Tissier Makeup Designer
Véronique Boslé Hairstylist
Charlène Neves Hairstylist
Julio Parodi Hairstylist
Vesna Peborde Makeup Artist
Kay Philips Hair Department Head
Kathia Ruiz Makeup Artist
Nathalie Tissier Makeup Artist

Sound
Vincent Milner Foley Artist
Stéphane Thiébaut Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Writing
Olivier Gorce Adaptation
Roschdy Zem Adaptation

Editing
Monica Coleman Editor

Art
Jérémy Duchier Production Design

Costume & Make-Up
Pascaline Chavanne Costume Design

Production
Eric Altmayer Producer
Nicolas Altmayer Producer

Sound
Gabriel Yared Original Music Composer

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