Quiz launched for film La Soupe aux choux
A quiz has been launched to test viewers' knowledge of the film La Soupe aux choux, focusing on character recognition and specific details from the movie. The quiz includes ten questions covering various aspects of the film, such as identifying characters and their actors, plot points, and behind-the-scenes information.First question identifies a village resident
The first question asks which village resident claimed to have seen the flying saucer, with the correct answer being Amélie Poulangeard, played by Claude Gensac.Second question identifies the mayor's actor
The second question identifies the actor who portrays the mayor wanting to concrete the village, with Marco Perrin as the correct answer.Third question asks about the doctor's actor
The third question asks which actor plays the doctor annoyed by the Glaude's wine consumption, with Thierry Liagre being the correct response.Fourth question identifies the hotel owner's actress
The fourth question focuses on the actress who plays the owner of the Hôtel de France, with Perrette Souplex as the correct answer.Fifth question asks about the Denrée's planet
The fifth question asks about the planet of origin for the Denrée, with Oxo being the correct response.Sixth question covers Francine's return
The sixth question asks how many years had passed since Francine's death before the Denrée brought her back, with 10 years as the correct answer.Seventh question identifies Francis Chérasse's job
The seventh question identifies the profession of Francis Chérasse, the Glaude's sidekick, with the correct answer being a well digger (puisatier).Eighth question asks about Francine's new job
The eighth question asks where Francine works after leaving the Glaude, with the correct answer being a restaurant.Ninth question identifies the film's director
The ninth question identifies the director of the film, with Jean Girault as the correct answer.Tenth question asks about the film's composer
The final question asks who composed the film's music, with Raymond Lefèvre being the correct response.
