Poster Recipe Cinema Cuisine Pig Colin in Bacon Cult Film The Three Brothers
Colin with Bacon, with or without Potato
Preparation 10 min / Cooking 15 min
For 4 Groins
- 800 g hake fillet (skinless)
- 12 thin slices of smoked bacon
- 2 tomatoes
- 1 white onion from the Cévennes
- Fresh parsley
- 3 bay leaves
- Salt pepper
- Olive oil
- 500 g of Noirmoutier potatoes
- Butcher's twine
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Preparation
- Start by boiling the potatoes for 10 minutes.
- Surround each fish fillet with 3 strips of bacon (the sides and one side) then tie the hake with the thread as for a roast.
- Peel the tomatoes and cut them into small cubes. leave them aside for a few minutes in a colander to drain.
- Chop the onion and parsley, then mix them with the tomatoes.
Cooking
- At the bottom of a large dish, brush generously with oil and place the vegetables and bay leaf. Then place your hake fillets on it.
- Put your dish in the oven for 12 minutes at 200°. Add the potatoes at the end of cooking.
About the film
This hilarious comedy bringing together the famous Unknowns (Didier Bourdon, Bernard Campan and Pascal Légitimus) was released in 1995; a huge success at the French box office with 6,897,098 admissions; and a film that has become completely cult.
This trio of comedians marked an entire era, they are also cult, almost as much as their sketches. In any case, they helped plant the seed of humor in the heart of Le Groin.
This trio of comedians marked an entire era, they are also cult, almost as much as their sketches. In any case, they helped plant the seed of humor in the heart of Le Groin.
An extract from the film The Three Brothers
“Your hake, with or without potatoes? 100 potatoes! »
Credits from the film The Three Brothers
Director: Bernard Campan and Didier Bourdon
Screenplay: Didier Bourdon, Bernard Campan and Michel Lengliney
Production: Claude Berri, Patrick Bordier, Ségolène Fleury-Slimane, Alexandre and Paul Lederman
Distribution company: Pathé
Release date: December 13, 1995
Original poster credits
Good question ! (agency)
Laurent Lufroy (poster designer)
Pascalito (photographer)
Screenplay: Didier Bourdon, Bernard Campan and Michel Lengliney
Production: Claude Berri, Patrick Bordier, Ségolène Fleury-Slimane, Alexandre and Paul Lederman
Distribution company: Pathé
Release date: December 13, 1995
Original poster credits
Good question ! (agency)
Laurent Lufroy (poster designer)
Pascalito (photographer)
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A Groin of Culture
Don't you have 100 potatoes?
In the land of potatoes, Bonnotte is the most popular. Only 100 tonnes of this Noirmoutier variety are produced per year. The first harvests of the tuber are often sold at auction; in 1996 an individual bought a package of 5 kilos for 15,000 euros. Name of a little Pig!
The five strangers?
Did you know that the famous trio was at the beginning of their formation five comedians?
Indeed, the comedians Smain and Seymour Brussel were also part of the small troupe. They met at the Théâtre de Bouvard, the equivalent of the Jamel Comedy Club at the time.
In the land of potatoes, Bonnotte is the most popular. Only 100 tonnes of this Noirmoutier variety are produced per year. The first harvests of the tuber are often sold at auction; in 1996 an individual bought a package of 5 kilos for 15,000 euros. Name of a little Pig!
The five strangers?
Did you know that the famous trio was at the beginning of their formation five comedians?
Indeed, the comedians Smain and Seymour Brussel were also part of the small troupe. They met at the Théâtre de Bouvard, the equivalent of the Jamel Comedy Club at the time.
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