By proposing this third part of the saga, Philippe de Chauveron hopes to bring a smile back to the French. On Wednesday April 6, 2022, spectators finally discover the film What the hell have we all done? after months of delay. And if the laughs are in order, on the screen, the shooting was a little less fun to live for the actresses, the actors and the technical teams. At the end of the feature film, everyone will be able to read “In memory of Morvan, Milo and Hervé“, whose death, which occurred last year, shocked everyone.
On April 23, 2021, Morvan Omnès, his son Milo Omnès, and Hervé Ribatto were actually hit by car at a crossroads on a road in Vienne, as they left the film set. The film in progress was suspended for a week and this tragedy touched the heart of everyone who had worked with the three victims… including Chantal Lauby and Christian Clavier, who have been promoting What the hell have we all done?.
At night, people were crying in their hotel rooms
“Having fun again after that was extremely difficultremembers Christian Clavier in the columns of the newspaper The Parisian. The team was extraordinary.” “We tried to do our job as best as possible“, adds Chantal Lauby, who found herself immersed in “torpor“after the death of the three men.”It is thanks to the technicians that we resumed filmingremembers director Philippe de Chauveron. It was they, while some were very close to Morvan, Milo and Hervé, who said: ‘We have to finish the film for them, for us’. When we were filming, we managed to laugh and, in the evening, people were crying in their hotel room.“
What the hell have we all done? released on April 6, 2022 following the runaway success of the two previous installments – 12.3 million spectators for the first, 6.7 million for the second. The film tells, this time, the meeting between Claude and Marie, who are celebrating their 40 years of marriage, with the parents-in-law of their daughters, who came from Algeria, Israel, China and the Côte d’ Ivory.