We will have to wait a little longer before finding Claude and Marie Verneuil (alias Christian Clavier and Chantal Lauby) and their wonderful and mixed family. "What have we all done to the Good Lord?" Is postponed again. After being postponed from October 13, 2021 to February 2 of this year, Philippe de Chauveron's comedy is now announced for April 6. A date change obviously linked to the health crisis. In recent weeks, the new wave of Covid-19 has already caused the postponement of Eric Fraticelli's “Building permit” (from January 12 to March 9), of Franck Dubosc's “Rumba la vie” (from January 19 to 24 August), "I love what you do" by Philippe Guillard (March 30 to May 18), and "Morbius", the new Marvel with Jared Leto (January 26 to March 30).
"What have we all done to the Good Lord?"
Is eagerly awaited by spectators and exhibitors, in a difficult context for cinemas.
Released in 2014, “What did we do to the Good Lord?
Had attracted more than 12 million people in theaters.
Five years later, "What have we done to the Good Lord again?"
»Had totaled nearly 7 million admissions.
In this third opus, the trailer of which has started to be broadcast, the four Verneuil daughters decide to organize a big surprise for their parents' 40th wedding anniversary.
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The festivities must take place in the family home of Chinon (Indre-et-Loire) and for the occasion, the parents of each of the sons-in-law (Rachid, David, Chao and Charles) are invited. All the actors of the first two parts (Clavier, Lauby, Ary Abittan, Frédéric Chau, Frédérique Bel, Noom Diawara ...) have returned to this new comedy, with the exception of Julia Piaton, who played one of the Verneuil daughters, here replaced by Alice David.
A tour of the film's premieres had just started in the provinces.
According to our information, all dates will be maintained, and others will even be gradually added.
While waiting to be released on April 6 on hundreds of screens, "What have we all done to the Good Lord?"
”Will be screened this Friday evening in Lomme and Villeneuve-d'Ascq, tomorrow in Chinon, January 15 in Saint-Nazaire, January 16 in La Rochelle or even January 19 in Mérignac.