What is the duration of The Belgian Job?

The duration of The Belgian Job is 95 mins.

What is the original language of The Belgian Job?

The original language of The Belgian Job is French.

Who directed The Belgian Job?

The Belgian Job was directed by Christian Merret-Palmair.

Which studio made The Belgian Job?

The Belgian Job was produced by Few.

The Belgian Job 2012

Q: Does The Belgian Job have end credit scenes?

The Belgian Job does not have end credit scenes.

Comedy

Runtime

95 mins

Language

French

Willy Vander Brook, a Franco‑Belgian professional, travels to Paris for a job interview and is received by his childhood friend Serge, a former pub owner, and his roommate Frank, an ardent supporter of Walloon independence. After learning his candidacy is rejected solely because he is Belgian, Willy joins Serge and Frank in planning a calculated act of revenge.

Few

Studio

Christian Merret-Palmair

Director

Does The Belgian Job have end credit scenes?

No!

The Belgian Job does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

Meet the Full Cast and Actors of The Belgian Job

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Jonathan Cohen

Human resources director

Camille Cottin

Juliette's mother

Stéphan Wojtowicz

Chef Michel Mérac

Miglen Mirtchev

Uri Moshonov

Philippe Hérisson

Concierge Paul Bertin

Anne Marivin

Jessica / Cécile Morin

Astrid Whettnall

Didier Flamand

Director Detarnaud

François Vincentelli

Belgian participant

Tania Garbarski

Jean-Luc Couchard

Frank Vrut

Patrick Courtois

Belgian participant

François-Xavier Demaison

Willy Vanderbrook

Xavier Lemaître

Henri-Louis Vuiret

Charlie Dupont

Serge Luyperts

Françoise Bertin

Magdelene

Sébastien Castro

Sommelier

Dominique Tufano

Belgian participant

Abdelhafid Metalsi

Brahim

Jean-Pierre Bruno

Old soldier

Julie Quehen

Juliette

Eric Théobald

Republic police officer

Sandrine Quétier

Speakrine TV

Bertrand Treuil

Parisian

Guillaume Clémencin

Limousine salesman

Stéphane Pelzer

Barker

Michèle Ernou

Passerby

Maureen Dor

Belgian participant

Denis Closset

Belgian regular

Joëlle Franco

Belgian regular

Benny B.

Benny B

Frederic Etherlinck

Stéphane Bern

Self (uncredited)

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The Belgian Job Other Names and Titles

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