Astérix & Obélix: Al servicio de Su Majestad

Título original: Astérix & Obélix : Au service de sa Majesté

2012
TP
1h 50min

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Catherine Deneuve, Gérard Depardieu, Edouard Baer, Guillaume Gallienne, Fabrice Luchini, and Vincent Lacoste in Astérix & Obélix: Al servicio de Su Majestad (2012)

Asterix crosses the channel to help second-cousin Anticlimax face down Julius Caesar and invading Romans.

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Julio César envía sus tropas a Bretaña. Cordelia, reina de la región, pide ayuda a Astérix y Obélix para evitar la invasión.Julio César envía sus tropas a Bretaña. Cordelia, reina de la región, pide ayuda a Astérix y Obélix para evitar la invasión.Julio César envía sus tropas a Bretaña. Cordelia, reina de la región, pide ayuda a Astérix y Obélix para evitar la invasión.

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Curiosidades
Edouard Baer (who plays Astérix in this film) has previously appeared in Astérix y Obélix: Misión Cleopatra (2002), as Otis.

Pifias
When in the small boat with the barrel of magical potion and his companions, Obelix could have row at full speed to escape the Romans the same way he pulled (or pushed) easily the boats full of stones for the Pyramids in a previous adventure.

Conexiones
Followed by Astérix y Obélix y el reino medio (2023)

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Written by Mark Yaeger and Klaus Badelt
Performed by Travis Hawley

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6/10

It will only be funny if you speak French

There's no point in watching this movie with subtitles. If you don't speak French, you'll miss most of the humor, which consists of bringing together most of the big names in contemporary French cinema and having them speak French with excruciating English accents. The movie is a send-up of the English and their culture, as the French see it - in caricature form.

Other than that, there are a few endearing moments, such as when Obelix falls in love with Miss MacIntosh.

Fabrice Luchini is good as a spiteful Julius Caesar. Depardieu makes Obelix charming, as always.

It's interesting to compare Deneuve's caricature of Queen Elizabeth II here with the somewhat more nuanced one in Palais Royal.

Unexceptional, but pleasant.