GOD SAVE THE TUCHE: THE ICONIC FRENCH FAMILY TAKES ON BRITAIN’S ROYALTY
After conquering France, Monaco, the United States, and even the Élysée, the Tuche family is back with an all-new, uproarious adventure that takes them straight to the heart of the British monarchy. God Save the Tuche, the fifth installment of the beloved comedy saga directed by Jean-Paul Rouve, is set to hit theaters on February 5, 2025. With its signature mix of absurdity and heart, this latest chapter promises to be a hilarious satire of royal traditions and the culture clash that ensues when the Tuche family lands in England.
An Unlikely Royal Encounter
The Tuche family, famous for their thick accents, love of French fries, and unparalleled ability to create chaos wherever they go, find themselves immersed in the prim-and-proper world of British royalty. When Donald Tuche secures an internship with a prestigious English football club, the entire clan—led by Jeff, Cathy, and Mamie Suze—tags along for the adventure. What begins as a simple trip soon spirals into a whirlwind of mishaps as the Tuches unexpectedly cross paths with the British royal family. Their unfiltered nature and boundless enthusiasm wreak havoc within the palace walls, disrupting centuries-old protocols and shaking up traditional customs.
Through a series of cultural misunderstandings, outrageous scenarios, and unforeseen twists, the Tuche family once again proves that their unconventional ways can sometimes lead to positive change. Packed with humor and an infectious energy, God Save the Tuche is set to deliver countless laugh-out-loud moments while offering a lighthearted critique of aristocratic traditions.
A Stellar Cast for Maximum Laughter
The film sees Jean-Paul Rouve reprising his iconic role as Jeff Tuche, the well-meaning yet hapless patriarch whose endearing cluelessness never fails to charm. Isabelle Nanty returns as Cathy Tuche, the ever-supportive yet exasperated matriarch trying to keep her family in check amid royal formalities. Claire Nadeau’s Mamie Suze is back with her hilariously nonsensical remarks, while Pierre Lottin and Sarah Stern reprise their roles as Will and Stéphanie, each facing their own set of challenges in their new surroundings. Théo Fernandez once again plays Donald Tuche, whose football dreams take unexpected turns thanks to his family’s escapades.
Adding to the comedic dynamic, Bernard Menez plays a bewildered King of England, struggling to make sense of the Tuche family’s antics, while Élise Larnicol steps into the role of a Queen caught between amusement and exasperation. The ensemble cast, featuring Dominique Frot, Jacky Nercessian, and Philippe Dusseau, injects even more hilarity into this rollicking royal misadventure.
A Homage to Classic Comedy
With God Save the Tuche, director Jean-Paul Rouve masterfully blends slapstick comedy with sharp social commentary. Drawing inspiration from legendary comedic acts like Les Nuls, Les Robins des Bois, and Monty Python, the film thrives on its exploration of cultural clashes, exaggerating the contrasts between the refined British elite and the uninhibited Tuche clan.
Beyond its comedic exterior, the film subtly critiques societal norms, questioning the rigidity of traditions and the impact of social expectations. As always, at its heart, God Save the Tuche remains a story about family, unity, and staying true to oneself—even when placed in the most unexpected situations.
A Cinematic Experience for All
To authentically capture the grandeur of British royalty, God Save the Tuche was filmed across Belgium and London, ensuring a visually stunning backdrop that enhances the film’s comedic elements. The attention to detail in the sets and costumes highlights the contrast between the extravagant royal lifestyle and the Tuches’ unapologetically eccentric approach to life.
True to the spirit of the franchise, improvisation plays a key role in this film, allowing actors the freedom to infuse their characters with spontaneous humor and natural chemistry. And of course, it wouldn’t be a Tuche movie without their signature dish—French fries—even making their way into the most prestigious halls of the United Kingdom.
A Must-See Comedy Event of 2025
Distributed in Morocco by Film Event Consulting, God Save the Tuche is set to be one of the year’s most anticipated comedies. With its high-energy performances, sharp humor, and unexpected yet heartfelt moments, this latest installment in the Tuche saga is sure to delight both long-time fans and new audiences alike.
Whether you’ve been following the Tuche family from the very beginning or are just looking for an evening of unfiltered laughter, God Save the Tuche is guaranteed to deliver. Get ready for a royal shake-up when the film hits theaters on February 5, 2025!
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