
Me, Myself and Mum (2013) on Netflix
Guillaume's mother counts two of her three children as her sons and calls the third Guillaume. He sees himself as a girl, and his father sends him to an all-boys boarding school.
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- Netflix3.7/5
- IMDb6.6/108,345 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes83%
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Plot summary
Guillaume is an effeminate boy whose mother waves away his behavior, and he asks to learn Spanish. She sends him to stay with Paqui, a Spanish woman who speaks no French, and since the two can hardly talk, Paqui teaches him the sevillanas. He dances at a local festival and the crowd laughs; Pilar will not dance with him, saying he dances like a girl, and when he asks whether he looks like a girl he answers that his mother would be delighted. He imitates his mother's voice for the family cook and for his grandmother Babou, which his father dislikes, and his father sends him to an all-boys boarding school.
Cast
Guillaume Gallienneas Guillaume / Maman
Françoise Fabianas Babou
André Marconas Le père
Diane Krugeras Ingeborg
Nanou Garciaas Paqui
Götz Ottoas Raymund
Brigitte Catillonas La tante d'Amérique
Reda Katebas Karim
Carole Brenneras La tante polyglotte (as Carol Brenner)
Charlie Ansonas Jeremy
Xavier Lemaîtreas Marc
Jonathan Louisas Appelé militaire (uncredited)
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Clémence Thiolyas Amandine
Françoise Lépineas Guillaume's mother (réplique, théâtre)
Benjamin Gauthieras Guillaume (réplique)
Hervé Pierreas Le psychiatre militaire (as Hervé Pierre Sociétaire de la Comédie-Française)
Nicolas Wanczyckias Le psychiatre civil
Paula Brunet-Sanchoas Maria
Yvon Backas Le prof d'équitation
Karina Marimonas Pilar
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Me, Myself and Mum (2013)
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- Gallienne's original French title for the film, "Boys, Guillaume, dinner is served!", comes from a phrase his mother used when calling her children to a meal, which he suggested was her way of differentiating between himself and her more masculine sons.
- Guillaume Gallienne said the concept for the film came to him during a therapy session, where it became the connecting link for all the separate anecdotes in the puzzle of his life, as if all the years of confusion suddenly made sense.














