In photos, twenty years later, what has become of the actors of The Spanish Inn?

It is the film of the Erasmus generation.

Released in 2002,

was able to blow a wind of modernity on French cinema in its time and give a taste of Europe to 5 million spectators, remaining to this day Cédric Klapisch's greatest success at the box. -office.

We follow the adventures of Xavier (Romain Duris), titi Parisien who finds himself a little in spite of himself having to go into exile for a year in Barcelona for a university exchange.

This grumbler with a tender heart will meet comrades from all over the continent and will experience some sentimental setbacks.

In video,

The Spanish Inn

, the trailer

The hit comedy saw two sequels brought to the big screen,

in 2005, and

in 2013. More than twenty years after the first part of the trilogy, Cédric Klapisch decides to continue this time with a series of eight episodes, between sequel and spin-off.

, available on

since this Friday, April 14, focuses on Tom (Aliocha Schneider) and Mia (Megan Northam), the children of Xavier and Wendy (Kelly Reilly), who will in turn live their European experience.

The series paints the portrait of a youth with darker concerns, in a Europe in crisis between climatic shock and waves of migration.

We also find there the former emblematic acolytes of the trilogy: Cécile de France, Kevin Bishop or even Barnaby Metschurat who make an appearance.

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, Cédric Klapisch returns with

Romain DurisXavier

The Spanish Inn

revealed the career of Romain Duris, who has since traced his path in French cinema.

After several successes (

by Jacques Audiard,

by Pascal Chaumel or more recently

by Martin Bourboulon), he currently shares the poster for the successful blockbuster

with Eva Green, Pio Marmaï, François Civil and Vincent Cassel.

Kelly ReillyWendy

After her participation in

, Kelly Reilly was given the role of Mary Watson in Guy Ritchie's blockbuster

in 2009, which would see a sequel in 2011 titled

.

In 2015, she appeared in season 2 of the HBO series

True

and in 2018, she played the lead role in the English historical mini-

.

Cecile de France (Isabelle)

Cécile de France received the César for best female hope for her role as Isabelle in

, then that of best supporting role for

.

In 2004, she starred in the Hollywood production

by Franck Coraci and multiplied successful roles thereafter:

by Danièle Thompson in 2006,

by Xavier Giannoli.

In 2015, she starred in the first episode of the hit series

as well as in

in 2016.

Audrey Tautou (Martine)

Already revealed to the world by

by Jean Pierre Jeunet in 2001, Audrey Tautou went on to major projects:

by the same Jeunet in 2004,

by Ron Howard in 2006,

by Anne Fontaine in 2009 or

by Claude Miller in 2012. She has since become more discreet in the 7th art.

In video,

Greek Salad

by Cédric Klapisch, the trailer