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UK import. Blu-ray disc is region A/B and will play on all compatible North American Blu-ray players.
 
Les Acteurs LE Blu-ray is a witty and surreal French comedy from acclaimed director Bertrand Blier that celebrates the art of acting and the enduring legacy of French cinema. Featuring an extraordinary ensemble cast led by Jean-Paul Belmondo, Alain Delon and Maria Schneider, this newly restored Limited Edition makes its Blu-ray debut in both the UK and US.
 
Playing exaggerated versions of themselves, a group of legendary French actors gather to discuss their profession before becoming caught up in a series of increasingly bizarre adventures. As the line between performance and reality begins to dissolve, their encounters become a playful exploration of celebrity, cinema and the nature of acting itself.
 
Packed with affectionate references to classic French films and unforgettable screen icons, Les Acteurs is an inventive, self-reflexive comedy that will delight cinephiles and fans of Bertrand Blier's distinctive filmmaking.
 
Directed by: Bertrand Blier
Starring: Jean-Paul Belmondo, Alain Delon, Maria Schneider
2000 / 104 min / French / 1 Disc

Les Acteurs LE (UK Import) [Blu-ray] - Pre-Order 9/22

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Expected to ship on or around the release date: September 22, 2026. Import pre-orders may ship after street date due to international distribution timelines.

  • INDICATOR LIMITED EDITION BLU-RAY SPECIAL FEATURES

    • 4K restoration
    • Original 5.1 surround sound and stereo audio tracks
    • Qui sont les acteurs? (2026): A video essay guide by Jonathan Bygraves to the many French actors providing cameo appearances, often as themselves, in Les Acteurs
    • Original theatrical trailer
    • Image gallery: Promotional and publicity materials
    • New and improved English translation subtitles
    • Limited edition exclusive booklet with a new essay by Sue Harris, excerpts from archival interviews with director Bertrand Blier, an overview of contemporary critical responses and film credits (first pressing only)
    • More to be announced

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